and socialist labor party. iran for president on this ticket 5 times, in 1912 received 900,000 votes, fully 6% of the total vote. in 1920 won 3.4% of the vote though he was in jail for sedition at the time. the socialist party was adamantly opposed to american participation and debs spoke out in favor of resisting the draft. sentenced to 10 years president lauren harding commuted the sentence to time served after debs served nearly 3 years in jail. after the collapse of bizarre regime in russia and subsequent takeover by the bolsheviks along with this country's entry into world war i the united states experienced the first of two twentieth century red scares. there are reasons for these scares, there were numerous attempts to bomb people and property, the washington house of woodrow wilson's -- was badly damaged by a bomb in june although palmer himself was not seriously hurt. in september of 1920 always a load of dynamite blue up in front of the morgan bank on wall street killing 38 and injuring 143, windows w

the founding of socialist political parties.alism was never able to form a single coherent political power you in this country and socialist leaders entirely intellectuals split over ideological minutia. there was social democrats, anarchist, communist and many, many more. he joined the socialist party of america in 1901, a party formed by year from a merger of the social democratic party and socialist labour party. he ran for president five times. 1912, he received 905,000 votes. fully six% of the total vote. 1920, he won 3.4% of the vote although he was in jail after time. the socialist party was adequately opposed to american participation in world war i and he spoke out in favor of resisting the draft. sentenced to ten years, the time served in december 1921. after the collapse in russia and subsequent takeover along with this country's entry into world war i, the united states experienced the first of the 220th century risks. there are reasons for these scarce, numerous attempts, some successful to bomb people and property,

do today, socialists? communists have any better ideas? well, i don't think it's necessarily about raising taxes. i think that's something that a lot of people want. if you look at the united states, for example, you see trillions of dollars being held in offshore account. people at the centers for economic policy research come out with a study. recently, a book called the well hoarders of talking about how literally trillions of dollars remains an offshore tax account. at the same time, the effective tax rates of large multinational corporations remains extremely low. for many of them they actually have negative tax rates because they receive hundreds of millions of dollars in rebates from the united states government. so i think it's less the question about whether or not we should raise taxes in it and more. so a question about how, what exactly do we want to value as a country, what do we want to put before? do we want to put, you know, jeff phase, those and his dream of spending time and space ahead of alleviating poverty for the 1400

james bond is not a socialist. he's no a character. the is in body socialist values in any way, shape or form anything that aston martin is driving isn't social. but what i'm saying is that actually there seems to be hypocrisy here. the chinese are like our celebrities. alliston needs to behave to communist party values. however, we don't mind hollywood films being played at the cinema, but we are worried about bts and k pop values and the razor of that kind of culture . how much of that is to do with just simple money, like hollywood knows access to that market. i think a lot of it is about money and is about maybe the existing relationship that hollywood has with aging. and with china, with china regulator, but a year or 2 from now, we may see that another james bond movie won't be able to get in. i think of that very much possibility, but i think another way to look at it when it comes to the kind of what says the ma'am saying check, i can track down some of these sort of more feminine celebrities. i think that the one thing that sh

i have no trouble -- i'm a certain kind of socialist but i think i'm a marxist socialist. you can look it up. i think i'm definitely a social democrat. i think americans should have two months of paid vacation. michael and i know we basically in the near firm share pretty much the same policy goals. i once interviewed an israelite public official when i was doing an article through the george bush administration about apocalyptic doomsday christians who received white house meetings in order to negotiate over what american israel policy was. and basically the bush administration convince him it's okay for israel to give up the gaza strip because there were any important biblical prophecies it had to do with the gaza strip. i interviewed in israeli official, so why do you give so much political salience to these american evangelical christians who after all are only interested in israel because they believe that's where the messiah is going to come back and through all the 40000 jews into the lake of fire. and he said well, you know, when that happens we have our ideas abou

she had the support of her party because the socialist party is pretty much in these array. and it's, you know, after the period the also on who was the last socialist leader elected to the presidency and they're racing and gone very low. and so i need to go appears as the female, the mayor of paris, as a good candidate for them to try to recover some of their past glory. and so most of the social is fuzzy is ready to back her to, to try to win back some of these positions. so i know that she has been saying that she is ready, but outside paris that many people actually know who she is. does she have the experience to run a country, including all the rural areas or from not just the city? well, your point to one of the weaknesses of her candidacy is that being the mayor of paris? obviously it gives her a lot of visibility and importance. but it's also handicapped because outside paris, people are resent the centrality of the capital and they represent the what they see as oregon, from regions. and so being the mayor of paris is not necessarily the best assets. and it's so ve

the spokesperson for the french socialist party. you for joining us let's start with the announcement over the weekend that anne hidalgo is running for presidency let's ask why? she hasn't been formally nominated yet, but it is in the works. why is she the right person to be the socialist party selection? what do you think of the potential for her to unite the various leftist factions as we head into the elections? >> thank you for having me first of all, the first woman to be mayor of paris, the biggest city in france strongest experience confronted with a lot of crisis, of course, in 2015, with the islamic attacks. then the covid crisis. she managed a lot of crises that french people were suffering from she has strong experience. and also i don't know if you are aware of, she is quite a well known on the international scene for environmental action she was the leader of the gathering of the 40 cities that are the most involved against climate change that's something that gives her a voice on the international scene. of course, she

people socialists, socialists are big spenders, right?w this is hard for people to figure out, republicans spent more money on budgets over four trump years than any president before. l.b.j., f.d.r., you name it. jimmy carter, bill clinton. you pick the democrat. you pick the person that was lied about, would be called a socialist, republicans spent more money. so now they don't want to pay their own bill and they say we're not going to pay our own bill because democrats are socialists. let me ask you, lemire, when we go to fenway, can we try that? we can order a whole lot of food in the mc club, if they let us in, and just kind piling the food up. bring us your best wine! i don't want that whiskey! bring us an ortiz signed jersey! $50,000 bills stacked up high and then they come, mr. lemire, here's your bill. can they turn and say, we're not going to pay this because barnacle is a socialist? that's what mitch mcconnell is doing right now. that's what the republican party is doing right now. they're telling americans they're going to let

we need to stop this outlandish spending and stop this socialist wishlist bernie sanders and the socialistuse and senate tried to push for. >> aoc and the squad are targeting line three oil three pipeline, the project in your disk wishlist district. the cost of gasoline, you don't want it canceled. why? >> you are exactly right. i spoke about this this morning. my three replacement is a replacement pipeline from a 60-year-old type, almost $4 billion investment in minnesota. union scale labor, closer friends and neighbors making good wages and the squad is in our great straight state protesting 92 +% complete, there's going to be while running through the pipeline. it's coincidental that my assumption is they flew into minneapolis-st. paul area, the pipeline services the rosemont facility that produces the jet fuel so they can arrive in their jets so what we have to do is understand the energy dominance and mining dominance is a big part of securing our supply chain for this nation. we've learned so much over covid and we are going to stand up against these socialist policies and one thing

they're either voting like liberals or socialists. there's a fight amongst the two at the same time show me a time when the liberals stood up to nancy bepelosi. there have been many deadlines where pelosi said you'll get a vote on infrastructure by itself, and blew by the deadline. last night she did it again, promised a vote on infrastructure by itself and blew by the deadline. every time they thought they had a win and an agreement to separate the two, speaker pelosi linked them again. >> the very narrow infrastructure -- [inaudible] mr. scalise: a lot of people should be weird about that, it's a dangerous bill for america. reporter: how confident are you that every single member in your party will be voting against that. mr. scalise: you have seen some of our colleagues in the press saying they support that bill we whipped against it. among many reasons because they've, speaker pelosi and president biden, have put them together as a package, meaning the tax and spend $4.3 trillion and the infrastructure for $1.2 trillion, a $5 tril

social programs are not socialist. i know what production is, i am a senior. we are not socialists. god bless everybody, thank you so much. host: william from st. petersburg, florida. william, are you pessimistic or optimistic about the current state of the economy? caller: good morning, i am cautiously optimistic. i believe we have the right president in the oval office and i think he is trying to do the right thing. i just wish that the democrats would be bold and do the things they need to do because they are in control and stop worrying about what else. but my caution is that is the rise of hatred and vehement meanness coming from the right and nobody is trying to stop. i am cautious for what will happen and it will not get worse than it already is. host: joe from covington, georgia. are you pessimistic or optimistic? caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i am extremely pessimistic about the economy. just this past week a story came out about three hedge fund managers getting paid a -- getting paid $7 billion settlement with the irs, nobody went to jail, they just

well, the socialists be able to step up to the parliamentary play was mentioned that socialist policies are hoping to benefit from widespread disappointments at the handling of the pandemic vote. to say, i have a choice to might be a bit confusing though. the communists of russia ought to be confused with the better no communist party have a marxist dentist. i ology and call it the people power and for building social justice. that's for their standing, the policy one a little more than 2 percent in the previous election. it's not currently got any representation in the state duma that chad told us why they just chums we should aim to use that. i see the news of the large enterprises in russia that were built by the soviet union are now in private hands. this is the result of predatory privatization whereby all state enterprises were simply handed over to specially pointed individuals. and today, these individuals reap the profits from these large enterprises, which were not built by them, not funded by them. if russia returns to socialist economy, that we provide huge revenues for the

he's a socialist at nearly became president. so, you know, eugene debs is one of the dissenting heroes that i try to highlight throughout the book. some of them people have heard of like, you know, john quincy adams and abraham lincoln who are and the mexican american war. but using deb stands out because he was for time candidate for president under the socialist party, gets about a 1000000 votes in 1912 and almost the same in 1920. he runs from federal prison in 1920 and his campaign button. se for president convict, you know, 9372 or whatever. i mean, it was kind of incredible. why though, is that the socialist moment until bernie sanders obviously because bernie sanders, one of the project was a documentary about eugene debs, which i think is instructed. but why? well, the united states has this hearty frontier culture. this idea you can always flee west and remake yourself even though that's a bootstrap's apology. we have the ethnic and racial divides. the, the hyper capitalist class was always able to divide the working cl

but he doesn't want to democratic ways of democratic socialists. he speaks a lot like a christian actually, even though he's not one, he respects religion and you know, when he's sentenced a federal prison for opposing the draft and giving a speech under sedition act during world war one. i have fooled more than one person who is a self proclaimed conservative person by quoting what he said to the judge to them and asking who said it. and many times i've been told that sounds like jesus and what he said is your honor. while there is an underclass, i'm in it while there is a criminal element. i am of it. while there is a soul in prison, i am not free. i mean, that's on my wall. that sounds like the sermon on the mount, and i think it's a part of american history, we should remember, but has largely been suppressed. what about the inevitable? is he miss that you talk of in the book? things are just inevitable. washington has a problem with moscow. it's going to happen, as you say, in the book is an ally of moscow at the end of the world war 2. why an

because the aoc bernie sanders socialist wing of the democratic party won't allow them to do that. they own the democrat party so until chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say we are ready to ignore aoc and bernie sanders and bring republicans to the table to negotiate what i've bipartisanship might look like, then we're staring at a government shutdown, which all of us want to avoid. but it takes democrats who control the white house, the senate and the house to come to that reality that they have to negotiate with republicans to get something like that done. >> thank you for being here and thank you for your leadership. as you mentioned in afghanistan there are american citizens and others that are desperately trying to get out, not just in kabul but all over the country. i'm somewhat familiar working with veteran groups to get lift for these people which we have. they are not only american citizens and dependence but they are green card holders, sib holders, interpreters that helped our forces. there's women activists. there's prosecutors and judges who put these people in prison. th

is that socialistic? count me in. it is not socialistic. we have been called worse things by the way. fair tax code for business and independence. by the way, most small businesses complain about local and state taxes. that's what they complain most about. third, let's reward work on the job. i am proud of this package. we will guarantee universal paid family and medical leave like any other industrial society in the world. for the first time, you will not lose your job to care for a new child. if that is socialistic, count me in. it's not socialistic. to recover from a serious health condition, if that is socialistic, count me in. or help a seriously ill family member. we throw nomenclature around here very easily. many of the men and some women in this committee are veterans. you can call me anything you wish. i know where i stand. during the pandemic, we saw the desperate need -- disparate need for childcare. our bill expands access to childcare. this tax on the promise made to our seniors by expanding medicare to cover dental and hearin

modern democratic socialist party. because that socialist base, they don't believe in borders and nor do they put any value on it. immigration no matter what. now, why ask yourself the democrats, they tried to sneak amnesty into the tenant reconciliation bill.on free citizenship until the senate parliamentarian stepped in. something of great value for the democrats.. is it their hope that, oh, we are going to give you something that other countries charge hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars for. we will give it to you, but you are going to vote democrat, right? and you are not going to put for those mean old republicans that followed that law and believe that you should respect our law and our sovereignty and our borders. you are not going to vote for them. i don't care where you come from. forget the mass migration drive down wages for low income workers, security implications, forget the abuse, the rape, the human trafficking through mexico and other countries. forget the mass migration drives down quali

this $3.5 trillion socialist wish list is build more inflation. that's what we refer to it as, the build more inflation act. and that's what it's going to do. it's going to hurt people, just like the caller that we just heard from. that's the people it's going to hurt the most. you know, when we talk about inflation, who does it hurt the most? it hurts the most those low income and low -- middle to low income people. that's who it hurts the most. because they are the ones who can least afford it. that's what we have to keep in mind, and this is -- this monstrosity of a bill, this $3.5 trillion socialist wish list is going to do nothing more than increase inflation. >> joel in michigan, democratic caller. you're on with congressman buddy carter. go ahead. >> caller: hi. first of all, i'm going to say this, when trump got into office, the price of gas was $2.28 a galb. it got up to $2.89 a gallon in his administration and nobody cared about that. the price of gas under biden is about the same increase as what it was under trump. in 2018, i was payin

a socialist transformation that nobody voted for last year. another invitation for even more painful inflation that will hit working americans right where it hurts. the american people don't want it, and senate republicans won't support it. now, on a related matter, yesterday evening senator shelby and i introduced a continuing resolution that would pass the senate -- that could pass the senate and prevent a government shutdown. our legislation would fund the government through december. it would restore the defensive assistance for our ally, israel, that house democrats stripped out to appease some of their worst elements of the far left. as one frustrated democrat congressman stated yesterday, quote, a missile defense system like iron dome defends civilians from missiles. hence, the name. only in a morally inverted universe would this be considered a controversy. end quote. that's a house democrat describing the action yesterday of house democrats. and our bill also removes the debt limit language that democrats have known since july -- sinc

and then to line the pockets of interest and then with a socialist price controls that would be vest with fewer treatments and new cures in the future. and adds up to a massive leave toward socialized medicine. democrats are trying to force to an unprecedented federal takeover of american families childcare options that may the faith-based childcare providers high and dry. so the entire country can march toward california utility prices california gas prices and electricity blackouts just for families want. i could go on all day the reckless tactless onets —- tax-and-spend spree it's exactly what they promised with an effort to exploit the pandemic as a trojan horse or permanent socialism. madame president on a related to have unified control of the senate and the house and the white house a strategy for all of this transformation borrowing and then to have no republican input and receive no republican votes. they will not w have senate republicans with raising the debt limit i have explained this clearly andte consistently for over two months. we do not have divided government. demo

james bond is not a socialist. he does not embody socialist values. actually, there seems to be hypocrisy here. the chinese are like our stars need to behave, but we don't mind hollywood films being played at the cinema, but we are worried about k pop values and the erosion of that. how much of that is to do with simple money, like hollywood knows -- i think a lot of that is about money and the existing relationship, but a year or two from now, we may see that another james bond movie won't be able to get in. another way to look at it when it comes to the sissy man thing, cracking down on the more effeminate celebrities, what should not be overlooked is china's demographic problem. one of the reason that beijing feels it needs to control the culture is that they need people to have more children. the census data came out in the spring of this year, and it was far worse than they had even expected and i think right now the regulators are panicking about this long-term demographic crisis. whatever they can do to try to juice up more babymaking, that is

well, the socialists be able to step up to the parliamentary play. and it's not just the socialists pledging to do a better job than the current government. the russian united democratic party will commonly known as yeah, because it's a liberal policy. it's been on the slide for decades with its best results back in 190909 when it took most 6 percent of the vote. since then though it's tumbled to around a 2 percent chat, chat told us what he expects this time around. let's just of a bit of money this time we'll have 14 squares, but in reality there are only 21 banks, the policy of that they may put in or the other is an alternative. 13 parties support his policy. the common is the liberal democrats that just russia and so on down the list. while gab luca proposes an alternative course, everyone who believe there should be political freedoms friendly and beneficial, but mutually beneficial relations with other countries. mutually respectful and peaceful relations with other countries. everyone who understands we shouldn't always look for enemies insid

and this shift can be seen through the 10000 new people who have joined the democratic socialists of america since march. people are really starting to just look around and say, man, capitalism isn't working. if the market's captive and produce hand sanitizers with paper masks during the plague, what good as the system? a steep majority of young brits also on socialism, according to a new poll by the institute of economic affairs, almost 70 percent. in fact, at the same time in spain, the socialist workers party has retained its firm, hold on power. throughout the pandemic, for people growing up in the economy far less forgiving than the one in which their parents spent their best years. radical solutions look like the only viable ones. defeating a disease, like this is an activity for which has decided must be prepared. and which is society must mobilize its resources to confront this disease. when coven 19 came in the late winter of 2020, the united states was unprepared. and the united states has been on able to cope the country. the system as a whole has broken down. and that is

well, the socialists be able to step up to the parliamentary play. well towards the other end of the spectrum is the liberal, conservative civic platform. policy was founded by 1000000000 michelle tucker of the ford, internal buster made him create that party. it stands in support of small or mid sized businesses and promotes boosting domestic production to substitute in level. chair is also the only and paying the curren parliament's party gaining less than one percent of the vote in 2016. but on policy profile. juicy this with n r t constantine raj cove in central moscow high that constantine civic platform. i'm going to bill from a relatively low base then. yes. hello column. it is true. civic platform is one of the minor par parties which has only one representative in the state duma currently . and of course they are political weight is relatively small, especially compared to heavy weights like the ruling united, russia or the communist party. yet the seek to again support them a one particular group of vote, voters small and mid sized entrepre

in fact, at the same time in spain, the socialist workers party has retained its firm, hold on power. throughout the pandemic, for people growing up in the economy far less forgiving than the one in which their parents spent their best years. radical solutions look like the only viable ones. defeating a disease. like this is an activity for which a society must be prepared and which is society must mobilize its resources to confront this disease when cold is 19 came in the late winter of 2020. the united states was unprepared and the united states has been able to cope the country. this system as a whole has broken down, and that is a clear way in which the experience of the pandemic has made the witnesses of capitalism and the growing interest in socialism. much stronger than it was already before that russia also has not been in to the rise in global wealth inequality. the countries rich have added $40000000000.00 to their collective net worth since the beginning of this year. so the russian communist party says it's going to tackle the financial gap, its program titled 10 steps tow

. >> laura: biden is closer to the socialists and they are not listening. >> absolutely not acceptablet think it's acceptable to the president, the american people for the overwhelming majority of people in the democratic caucus. >> was already compromised 3.5 trillion. we don't want to compromise the promises we made to the american public. >> laura: they are doing to the economy what the biden foreign policy has done to our accountability, smash it into tiny bits. secretary of state tony blinken was forced to admit today in a big hearing on capitol hill that still after about a month of evacuation we still haven't gotten every american out of afghanistan. >> going back to this weekend, we had about 100 american citizens in contact with us who seek to leave afghanistan, those of the americans we are working with. >> to have an exact number? >> i can't give you an exact number. >> laura: if that statement seems odd, they've been giving us relatively similar from weeks. >> we believe that about 100 to 200 americans remain in afghanistan. >> we are in touch with all of them who we have i

i will play no part in facilitating this radical socialist agenda. i would say to my democratic colleagues, you've known for a long time that this day was coming, and yet you were content to squander your power on a unilateral multitrillion-dollar agenda for which you have no mandate and you can't pay for. leader mcconnell did not do this to you. donald trump did not do this to you. this is indeed an emergency of your own creation. elections have consequences. as such, you control the entire government, and there is no one standing in your way. you chose to govern alone, and fortunately you have all the tools you need to do your duty and address the debt limit right by yourself. the time for manipulation and spin is over. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. young: madam president, when i served in the house of representatives, i walked into a lot of meetings back in indiana full of angry conservatives. you know what they were angry about? they were angry about the debt limit. 2011, 2013,