and then a socialist. but when mr.clair declared himself candidate for governor of california, we went in to help in that movement. mr. mitchell: this was actually, -- misses ashley was reared a democrat, became a republican and then a socialist. that seems odd doesn't it? mr. mitchell: you've noticed a trend in these two reels went by and large, the more upstanding and respectable looking and sounding people are for merriam. while people who are a little dodgy, remember the guy who had only a few teeth and called himself a fan of sinclair, they contrasted black, one after another, more working class two people in a car and a more prosperous looking brought man in a vest who was for merriam. this went on constantly. there was just enough of the veneer where they occasionally gave a sinclair supporter who was more respectable a bit of time. but by and large, it was largely that the good people of california were for merriam. host: one of the issues it seems more and more is socialism. which is still with us today and ca

the socialist party and spanish government.p 20, erc, both are the ones that have started negotiations. they have started to talk. most probably, erc will have the presidency of the catalonian government. they will be the party with the presidency, the head of the government. together with them, they will have other independence parties maybe, or socialist party. but before elections, they already said that they will not make an agreement to have a government with a socialist party, because they have accused the socialist party of voting for article 155, the article of the spanish constitution. i think the parliament will be very divided, but still will have a government. anchor: we are going to have to leave the discussideon there. thank you so much to all of our guests. thank you watching. you can see the program any time visiting our website, al jazeera.com, and for further discussion visit our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. from me and the whole team, bye for now. ♪ claudette zepeda-wilkins: a

and they am a socialist and so but when mr. sins there declared himself candidate for governor of california. we went in to help in that movement. mrs. ashley was rear to democrat then she became a republican then a socialist that seems kind of odd, doesn't it? yeah, well yeah, you've probably noticed a notice a trend in these two newsreels where it by and large the more upstanding respectable looking and and sounding people or all for miriam where people were a little dodgy the remember the guy who had you know had had only a few teeth and called him uptown saint clair they contrasted black but one after another black, you know more working class two people in a car and then a more prosperous looking black man in a vest who is for miriam so this went on constantly where there was just enough of the year where they occasionally gave a sinclair supporter who was respectable a bit of time, but by and large it was overwhelmingly the good people of california were for area one of the issues that keeps coming up over and over again

not and but it's the way we go about it because there's also that argument that with incomes the socialist parties that they have this little kind of a storage area and streak in them that if you don't go their way that you can't get it so i think we the whole ends of the spectrum back junk we have to find a way to come to the get together in the middle and find common ground with people like gloria and people like to the libertarian right up there you know any westmead i think really hasn't really on the head there is that all our politics are it's identity it's all purity tests if you have to pass a purity test and you can't deviate i think that's more a problem on the left than it is on the right because people on the right are usually lazy and a lot of them are just stupid ok because they they do you know they do they do it their donors wanted them to be done i mean how do you know how many republican senators do people know they don't ok because they're not there to serve the people they're there to serve their donors and democrats do in a different way the left doesn't aim for a way

within a democrat so i see it as you've got moderate democrats and then you've got the more extreme socialist reigning democrats and there are say a tension there and so you're lumping a lot of people like i said into 2 big groups who are just naturally not going to agree you know gloria i mean. i call myself a conservative for many reasons but i think i actually have more in common with a lot of progressive on economic issues and i am fanatically anti-war and interventionist so you can see that i'm not very i welcome you can see why i'm not a member of the republican party never have been never will be because there are too many people in there that represent vested interests that i just i can accept and i think that you know in the and then i look at you know i was on the jimmy door show not very long ago and you know it was interesting that here is this really left wing progressive guy when jimmy door and i could agree on so many different things which i thought was so amazing because this is. do wabbly this binary that we're pretty presented all of the time in the media is either or i don

if you call it socialistic, in that case, european union is socialistic, in that case us is socialisticd that does not offer support to its agriculture. at the moment, and ijust want to place it on record, an 0ecd study has shown that indian state has offered negative subsidy — mind my words — we have offered negative subsidy to our farmers over the last two decades or so. so the idea that there is some socialistic state offering great things to the farmers, all this is myth. this is textbook economics, in reality. all right... we need more markets, we need protected markets, we need some minimum assured prices, and after that, we want free market to flow. right. well, let's get to tactics then, and where you go from where you are today, cause it seems to me something very important happened on january 26th, which i believe in india is republic day, but more to the point, this year was a day which saw really serious clashes between police in delhi, right in the centre of delhi, the red fort governmental area of delhi, and a host of protesters, who did appear, according to the pictures i

because they are a king of the socialist party of bolting for article 155 which was dark the call of the spanish constitution that has been to move the car to learn a whole new me so i think that the parliament will be you need these very divided but it still. will have a government all right we're going to leave the discussion there because we've run out of time thank you so much to all of our guests margie letter voc s. peter klepper and christine at manzanar and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here by frank thank . al jazeera. where ever you are. a place of law our world social life where intellectuals artists and activists me where i can see is a spot and history has made. america has to use iraq to have brought out just 0 world tells the story of 4 iconic cafes and their role arab so

because they are the king of the socialist party of bolting for article 155 which was the article of the spanish constitution that has been to move the cattle on a whole me so i think that the parliament will be you need these very divided but it still. we will have the government all right we're going to leave the discussion there because we've run out of time thank you so much to all of our guests maryellen of oculus peter klepper and christina at manzanar and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here by frank thank . they may not be top of the table. they might not have the biggest stadium. but they stand as titans in the face of the fascist follow rights movements. i do want to show the world that the good guys come sometimes when they are the force behind germans sim polyphenols. the fund

because they are the king of the socialist party of bolting for article 155 which was the article of the spanish constitution that has been to move the cattle on a whole me so i think that the parliament will be you need these very divided but are still. we will have a government all right we're going to leave the discussion there because we've run out of time thank you so much to all of our guests maryellen of aka's peter klepper and christina at manzanar and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here i for now thank . there was a lot of there in this community and that is what he lived on the women they want them to look for to get all the woman he want up with this is our man she worked with local women to solve the main problem plaguing their community was not always a key problem auction t

is it still seen as a socialist state? _ at present. is it still seen as a socialist state?present. is it still seen as a socialist state? yes. it is - at present. is it still seen as a i socialist state? yes. it is woven into the constitution, _ socialist state? yes. it is woven into the constitution, should i socialist state? yes. it is woven i into the constitution, should say. that cannot be un—picked on him as a future cuba looks very different to this one. and one does not expect that to change in the coming years. it remains like that on the front. 0ne suspects that in the event that there is a truly post—castro cuba, it will change even further and perhaps more vietnam war chinese model might begin to emerge but people have been talking about that for a long time and he remains very cuban and its model and nothing quite like it in the western hemisphere.— quite like it in the western hemishere. ., . sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here“s lizzie. this will be selected today. let's put it this way when they won the last five missions tournamen

into exile where they remained since then political power has shifted to madrid but the current socialist prime minister is just as opposed to cattle and independents as conservative predecessor in the latest election result in catalonia has put the fate of the region back on the agenda not your. i'm happy independence has the majority we are all together and i hope we'll come to make an agreement to make a path together this is about us but i wouldn't because it makes me happy that the total votes in favor of pro independence options has surpassed 50 percent there are not only catalan pro independence people but more people in favor of a referendum these things i believe health person violence in terms of democracy and conflict solving. while the games by separatist parties are undisputed this was an unusual election the pandemic may have contributed to an extremely low turnout only 53 percent of catalans cast their vote compared to 79 percent in 2017 and the election also saw big gains by the socialists and the far right box party both are opposed to session. it's moment for inside stor

that is what defines as different between the conservatives and the socialists.der if we could think about the way the press likes to say republicans are fractured. here's the truth and you know it. not all of you are republicans in this crowd. we are getting everybody lined up against communism, socialism and marxism. >> a poll came out and the most repot -- most popular republican figure in congress today is kevin mccarthy. [applause] let me tell you the least popular republicans are -- very few -- the least popular are the ones who want to erase donald trump and donald trump supporters from our party. let me tell you, if this happens, we won't win back the majority and deathly won't win back the white house in 24 if we erase donald trump. but you have a conservative leader and you and i both know for sure that the republican leader fights with the conservative leader but not anymore because kevin mccarthy is the right leader for the right time and he will be the best speaker of the house. [applause] [crosstalk] >> i will tell you the truth -- it's great to be

socialist light, straight up. but mitch mcconnell, ever mccarthy, and cheney are dinosaurs and they will disappear in the coming years. you watch. host: that is john, republican line in pennsylvania. comments about senator graham, impeaching kamala harris, the vice president, i think they came up -- there is a story in the new york post that came up. "senator graham could be impeached if -- senator graham talking, senator graham says kamala harris could be impeached if gop takes over the house." we apologize because we were not able to connect with david reynolds, historian, to discuss his new book on abraham lincoln. called "abe: abraham lincoln in his time we apologize that we had technical issues, and we want to have him back on in the coming days. charleston, south carolina, perry on the democrats line. caller: good morning. people should be concerned about this. not only in michigan and ohio. they are all over it. and we should take this very serious. they have license now to do what they want to do, and they

then we have the socialist. believe it or not, maybe not, this was a powerful political organization at the turn of the last century. in fact, there are over 30 socialists occupying seats in state legislatures. there's 1,000 socialists operating in municipal leadership positions. one guy, victor berger here, is actually a congressman, the first socialist congressman in the united states. he had been elected three times in wisconsin. he's elected again in 1918, but unfortunately he's behind bars for violating the sedition act. and the congress refuses to seat him because of that. then you have eugene debs, the perennial socialist candidate for president. in 1912, he received nearly 900,000 popular votes. he, too, ran for president in 1920. but again, he was behind bars for violating the sedition act. what is interesting is after the bolshevik revolution, the left side of the labor organization of america starts to split. here's an ironic phrase for you. you get the right wing of the socialist party and the left-w

socialist and reza rouse claims victory in ecuador's presidential election but exit polls suggest the race is heading for a runoff in april. part top story rescue crews in northern india are trying to reach survivors after part of a glee see in the himalayas collapsed sending a torrent of water and debra valley at least 14 people have died around 170 are missing the water swept away 2 hydroelectric power plants and forced the evacuation of villages elizabeth purana reports from her she cash in the state of what our current. a wall of water dust in floor rules do. ganga river in northern india the bridges and dams in its path damaged or destroyed. a portion of the number david lacey is said to have broken off sending the torrent surging down the mountain and through now a valleys but no people living on the telly ganga and several neighborhood tributaries will want to move to safety immediately what is it to give them one good i've never seen anything like what i saw at the rashid gang a power plant about 50 to 100 people were running for their lives they could not be saved and they we

that is the difference between the conservatives and socialists.att: the press likes to say republicans are fractured. here is the truth, you all know it, we are getting everybody who doesn't like communism, socialism and marxism. representative banks: this week a poll came out, the most popular republican figure in congress today is kevin mccarthy. [applause] let me tell you the least popular republicans are in the party today. matt: they are out there. representative banks: the least popular in our party are the ones who want to erase donald trump and donald trump supporters from our party. if that happens, we won't win back the majority in 2022 and definitely won't win back the white house in 2024 if we erase donald trump. we have a leader right here, conservative leader, you and i know that and for decades, the conservative leader fights with the republican leader. not anymore, because kevin mccarthy is the right leader for the right time to win back the majority. he is going to be the best speaker of the house the united states has ever had. m

stands alone against socialist nations, we will lose. >> just as president trump says, fake media isng rampant, especially here in japan. everything they say is a lie and you cannot trust the news. japanese people do not understand what is going on or why it is happening. >> we think about the fact that our -- runaway courts and by an increasingly radicalized and socialist democrat party. that is a fact, but it is not nick lee american. these rights are being eroded all over the globe. >> one of the most serious challenge our countries phase is the specter of socialism. it is a wrecker of nations and destroyer of societies. >> they are watching america because they fear if america ever goes socialist, america stops being america. that means the future for their country is very dark because what left-wing american presidents do with foreign policy, they push the most radical parts of their agenda all over the globe. >> socialism and communism are about one thing only, power for the ruling class. >> i fear the future of japan is quite dangerous. japan has gotten a little too used two-p

democrats now want to ram through the socialist vigilance with an iron fist.e is the thing, democratic socialists almost always remember our lying to you peer they talk about unity. there is no unity. they talk about health care, no, they failed us there too. they believe in texas, against fracking and only i believers all when it fits their political agenda. and of course, this is also true when it comes to foreign policy. for example breaking last night the biden administration ordered air strikes in syria targeting a rainy militias. remembered when donald trump was president? not that long ago and ordered target air strikes in syria and beat back the caliphate too? joe biden cold president trump erratic, impulsive decisions endangering our troops and making us all is safe. in 2016 jon jen psaki white house communications director questioned the president's legal authority for air strikes writing "assad is a brutal dictator but syrian is a sovereign country. does she still believe that today? and senator harris also publicly question the legal rationale now

we have a lot of socialistic trends. i believe it is important for us to remember what makes our country the greatest in the world. people are the same everywhere. it is really opportunities and freedom. now here i am. i became a politician. >> what was the impact of the socialist system on your family? >> my family and my grandparents and their family were landowners, farmers before the revolution and the soviets took control. they took a lot of land away. a lot of collapsed farms. many lost their land. my grandpa remembered it very well. a lot of his siblings died. he almost died. they really suppressed farmers and landowners. they forced people to comply. any system that forces an equal outcome, usually it is a system of suppression. because we want different things. we are all different. whatever system that wants that is usually based in some way on suppression. there were a lot of things that affected a lot of families. had to be baptized -- i had to be baptized secretly. you could not go to church, and my grandma

they are going to move this country toward a socialist agenda.t's what joe biden and kamala harris said they are going to do and that's where we see the left demanding of joe biden and i think we are going to see that and we are going to benefit from it. this is a tremendous place for a rebirth for donald trump and for conservatism. and has always been the leader and the cathartic moment post election, we come together as a movement and we move forward as matt was talking about we talk about the conservative ideas that bring us altogether. donald trump is going to bring an energy here on sunday. i think it's going to be off the charts and i'm excited to see it. i can't tell you how much. >> sean: i mix biking surprises really quick. i have no idea if the president will make an announcement about his future plans. i have no idea what he's ultimately going to suss decide to speak about but i would assume that the president will talk about "i told you so," this agenda of biden's radical and these are the differences between the two parties and he wi

if you are calling it socialistic, in that case the us is socialistic.in the world that does not offer support to its agriculture. at the moment, and i want to place it on record, a study has shown that the indian state has offered negative subsidies. mark my words. negative subsidies to farmers for the last two decades or so. the idea of socialistic states offering great things to the farmers is myth stop this is textbook economics in reality. we need protective markets, we need some minimum prices and after that we want free market to flow. �* , ., after that we want free market toflow. �*, ., ., to flow. let's get to tactics and where _ to flow. let's get to tactics and where you _ to flow. let's get to tactics and where you go - to flow. let's get to tactics and where you go from - to flow. let's get to tactics i and where you go from where to flow. let's get to tactics - and where you go from where you are today because it seems to me something very important happened onjanuary 26 which is republic day in india but to the point, this year was a day

us dollars in direct cash payments to families affected by that and then make an a return to the socialist policies promoted by his mentor but most analysts agree on is that whoever wins will have to prove he can offer real solutions to a country on edge i listen to. a police officer has been detained in china over the fatal shooting of a street performer relatives and friends have gathered in the capital santiago for the wake of francisco. he was killed by police on friday and his death has triggered large protests against police brutality. more than 20 people have been arrested in haiti for an alleged plot amid a dispute over the president's term limits says the group that includes a supreme court judge under senior police official had been planning for months to kill him position says his 5 year term expired on sunday but moyes says he's got another year as president on our upper low reports. on the other day of protests in port au prince opposition supporters continue their calls for the resignation of president xi. because they had to do was simply we cannot accept that job now moyes

a socialist economist under. the pole in the 1st round of acquittals presidential elections held face a runoff in april the reports. despite the pandemic ecuadorians flocked to polling stations in record numbers on sunday to choose a new president early results indicate serious 6 year old socialist economist and the race is the front runner with more than 31 percent of the vote but he won't be able to avoid a runoff in april even though the final results are yet to be announced claimed to victory minutes after the polls closed this is what i don't think i need you could do or in peoples who have solutions now there are many changes that must be made ready to work for a country to work for a homeland of this resuming victory people have given us. but his main rival conservative ex banker guillermo last saw who is running going to free market platform insists the contest is far from over. what i can tell you is that there will be a 2nd round and we will be in the 2nd round. another candidate ecologist paris who off

this is spain's first ever coalition government in the modern era, but with the socialist party of pedroster, and then the junior partner, which is podemos, further to the left. now, the socialists have condemned the violence that we've seen in these protests over the last few days, and the socialists have also backed the security forces very strongly in their attempts to handle these protests. podemos, on the other hand, has taken a very different stance. it's refused to condemn the violence, and it has said that in many cases that these protests have been justified. that seems to have exacerbated existing tensions within this governing coalition, and that has really been making headlines over the last couple of days. alexei navalny has had a disappointing, but perhaps unsurprising day in court in moscow. first, the ruling to jail the kremlin�*s most prominent opponent was upheld. and then alexei navalny was later found guilty and fined for defaming a world war ii veteran. he denies the charges. from moscow, steve rosenberg reports. back in court. the kremlin�*s most vocal critic, russi

not watertight with tight categories i think we tend to sort of think of liberals conservatives socialist fascist as entirely separate things but then not by bay over a lot of name to mingle you can be party that robot the socialist party conservative pot a communist i mean it he sings can mix up in any number of ways and i think we should be surprised that that's true and a russian context but what we certainly seen in the past few years is that. what about the identity politics of western liberalism is not very popular among russian liberals and i mean but on the off. the mat just mentioned as one example but in the same newspaper he wrote for just a few months there is no article by a woman called yulia latina which was very similarly outspoken denouncing what she called wolk socialists who she denounced as a bunch of loses and use some quite inflammatory language about butterflies matzoh we saw also by the us why fix any assumption that famous socialite and one time presidential candidate was used to be the face of audi and russia was fired after making what some people said was a som

whatever manner the spanish state decides to confront us what do you think of the wireless of a socialist party leader he was quite open wasn't he said he would vote to unite catalonia if elected president could he managed that. well it's. art that. belongs to the political by the days ruling the spanish state and that have political prisoners and people forced to exile and had rats of cattle and citizens being repressed by the spanish jittery system. about 8 or $9000.00 cattle and how how how he managed to do that under these circumstances the. plants are his 2 boards or a deal. of this ad wages situation at cotton and we are really good night now what really unites the fabric of our society as we know is democracy and the exercise of democracy and that means to apply and to will be what catalan people has declared time after time and then he is dead we are ready to be an independent state so if he wants to unite cattle. which. which actually does not major problems unless they instigate with a police and they do this is the system this confrontation but if not they only need to sit down

>> well, i think it's real easy the democratting party is really a socialist party.t's how it runs in california. i said it before. kamala harris never had to run for anything. when she did run for something, she couldn't even get 1% in a democratic primary. she had to drop out, after blowing through $100 million. so what they're doing here, what i believe they're doing here is, is that cuomo and newsom are expendable now. they're a threat. they're a threat to the system, a threat to harris. because before, all the stuff about cuomo was known for a long time. maria: in 2024. you're saying they're -- >> it's eliminating the opposition. eliminate the opposition so that she has a free run in 2024. and isn't challenged by a prominent governor from two of the bigger states, new york or california. maria: that makes sense to me. congressman, good to see you this morning. thank you so much. congressman devin nunes. stay with us. chad wolf on the other side of this. ike martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're

you get the right wing of the socialist party, and the left wing of the socialist party.he right-wing were -- and the minute that the bolsheviks revolution gets off you start to see the left-wing starts to split. just for fun, once the west wing, splits its but even further. so if you have ever seen that movie, the life of, ryan it reminds me of the monte python skits. -- of judea. so you've got the left wing that is now fighting amongst themselves. now none of this is necessarily abundant to that guy imperial. a lot of these radical organizations are claiming to have a hell of a lot more members than they actually do. now just as an aside, -- of the communist party of america, john, read have the unique standing in american history being the only three americans to be given the high communist award of being buried in the walls of the kremlin. now it is one thing to talk about radicalism, it is another thing to act upon it. things start to get really sketchy when we start going from words to bombs. you see that here. in new england, and in the winter of 1919 poster start

after it was revealed that the murderous were a group of notorious neo nazis called the national socialist underground or n.s.u. . of. the ring leaders of the n.s.u. terrorists were uncovered in 2011 after more than 10 years underground and were only a nazis known to the state. the court case of the surviving member of the cio beata cheaper revealed a wider network involved in the killings but documents detailing the state's role were dismissed by the courts and hidden from public record. the ensign who are going through hornets francis our. guy in there and as attorneys for each other was our unscrewed once adam and had the visor imprint that is of us in short since then watched it when we shot at all sagal i thought got food in or does own socialists and. however court documents reveal evidence of the state's role in paying informants close to the cio and then volved mentor of other key figures in the neo nazi network and this. is i suppose that i made a bunch and it's morning. edition it's over in this current. wooden one vital for it was trying to do is does not anon that's. true he wo