i macron that he does need some of the socialists.— of the socialists.i think francois bayrou - of the socialists. i think francois bayrou was - of the socialists. i think| francois bayrou was still of the socialists. i think - francois bayrou was still one of the first choices. of course, there weren't many interviews and speculations. but still, for me at least, if you look at all the profiles, evenif you look at all the profiles, even if you find someone from the socialist party, but we use to be a former minister, it does not meet the new generation of socialists would be in agreement. and definitely it would have been very difficult to have up prime minister coming from the right again, so... ithink minister coming from the right again, so... i think by the end of the day, the choice was really limited. it of the day, the choice was really limited.— of the day, the choice was really limited. it was almost made for — really limited. it was almost made for him, _ really limited. it was almost made for him, right - really limited. it was almost made fo

for a socialists, and the right, les rep to have ., would agree for a socialists, and the right, lesht, les rep to have a left ld agree for a socialists, and the right, les rep to have a left prime be for a like to have a left prime minister and the right, they would like to have a right prime minister. it's, i mean, basically it seems that the matter of doing a coalition in france is still not there and they still are in a period where they would like to have the prime minister in their own camp and it means that it's very, very difficult to find someone at least who has no aggression and probably... charlotte, briefly if you can, assuming obviously they have to name somebody soon and when that person is assigned to be the prime minister, the first job will be sorting out a budget for france.- job will be sorting out a budget for france. yes. and that in itself _ budget for france. yes. and that in itself is _ budget for france. yes and that in itself is extremely challenging because all sides are so polarised on that issue. yeah, yeah, and the budget is in a bad trajectory right no

sure. national secretary of the socialist equity body. joe, thanks so much for coming on. you know, today 70 is to the day the senate voted just sent you a joe mccarthy vers. how's he going to switch on? what did you learn from your run for the presidency this year? and this is mccarthyism i live in? well, in the united states. uh well 1st of all, awesome, thanks for having me. um. so the social's, the quality party as a communicator, we ran into the presidential elections against both the democrats and the republicans. um, i would say that there is in the working class among young people in the united states, enormous opposition to the escalating global war to the genocide and gaza, to extreme levels of social inequality. and to both parties of the capitalist throwing away the democrats and the republicans. and there is broad interest in and support for an alternative to capitalism, which is a socialism in terms of the ruling class, mccarthy is a more anti communism man to socialism. is of course, very present to the capitalist oligarchy, their main enemy, trump refers to

more from the 2020 for us socialists. the quality body presidential candidate after this for the show they just don't have to shape house and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves world support, we choose to look for common ground the the welcome back to going on. the great, and i'm still here with the 2020 for us socialistic, all the body presidential candidate. joking sure, joe, we were talking about how terrible it might be under a trump and a little different to my make up. obviously concentrating the minds of people in this region is the gaza genocide, which is related to i do expect given that we've had more announcements from the biden hours regime to send more us public money and weaponry to israel. that old to 1000000 will be exterminated in gaza, or even before the 20th of january. well, there has to be a fight. i mean, i don't have predictions on the, you know exactly how the numbers involved, but they are escalating the genocide and it is the bi partisan absolute bi partisan policy. the dem

the socialist equality party. and this was a major element of our campaign, and our political work coming out of the election is the side for rank and file power, rank and file committees. the international workers alliance of rank and file committees . and there's, there's a response in the u, a. w. o elections a couple years ago. now, a candidate we backed, we'll layman around on a program of abolishing the apparatus transferring power to the rank and file and carrying out a real fight against the corporations united, the working class internationally connecting the interest of the working class in the united states with the interest of workers all over the world and the with a fight against the war. one very broad support under conditions in which actually many workers didn't even know there was election taking place because the apparatus was doing everything it could to prevent workers for understanding the bed. that's an indication of the response that a real struggle will uh, will uh, get in the working clas

the socialist, the prime minister from the socialist party approved the documents. which included the u.s. making the commitment of maintaining 100,000 forces in japan. that was of course, we really worked hard on that. and the prime minister hashimoto , we were able to do that. then i worked at the time, this was a tough time. but also we tried to be 100% honest and transparent with the minister. [indiscernible] in the end, we persuaded the minister that it is not wise to change course after investing so much time and energy on the package and the agreement. of course, the two ministers were unable to persuade the prime minister. we missed some days. but also, they understood what the role of, the importance of the alliance. so the prime minister, the negotiations [indiscernible] during that, i asked u.s. forces commander to explain how u.s. forces would use all their capabilities during the time of contingency. why it was necessary. and then, that was instrumental in persuading the prime minister . sometimes you have to spend extra time to explain what is really t

they want their democrat socialist mayor brandon johnson to go. they say he's been botching the illegal alien crisis prioritizing illegals including criminals over americans, breaking his oath of office protect americans. we'll show you the numbers chicago voters there have been paying for this. chicago voter p ray easley ready to sound off on that. also greg jarrett is here on a now report out of politico. president biden didn't know the specifics about criminals he pardoned. why? because biden is just rubber stamping their get out of jail free cards to get positive headlines that he pardoned the most ever. really? also this story. >> we need a great media. we need a fair media. liz: we will show you more from president-elect trump speaking today. plus, what he said about the need on that for a free and fair media. tonight, this story as well. the emotional story of hurricane helena victims. they're spending christmas still stuck intents three months after hurricane helena hit. is biden getting them more money? he's giving billions to countries o

more from the 2020 for us socialist, a quality body presidential candidate after this for the portion near wash. lots of stuff is a lot of the key at the fortune of us. and that suddenness portions here goes away with the result of the story. and boy say date or studio, and i see for sure option that this be so efficient though. if we started, the critics will go straight and you want you to where it was today, he's going to your welski territory. so this could save the natural logos of it. so form a ship portion was it was there for you to think about me just a fly by still knew about chavo in gold. and if i say as close i you as a category to of the solution to continue. would you go on? died in billing now. probably not sure. the south, the citric. don't see a back football soccer. it to the south pole. so comfortable at the post and just got a smith gasket, boomers voice coming out on the bus, which is still going to me. so i'm on the policy. i'm just, i'm a got the union ghost and i'm not done personally. i get to talk about it. there's dorski of much fund wanted to set the confl

there are socialists who mean well.l bad for the little guy and they see the rich guy and they think oh he doesn't need to have all that and i can help the starving baby in the problem with that type of social is hayek said it's incredibly ineffective because socialism just doesn't work so if you warm hearted socialist in the country to country will be in such bad shape so soon that person is going to lose their job. he said by far in the title of the book is "the road to serfdom" and not the road to poverty "the road to serfdom" so why did he say this is a "road to serfdom"? it's the second type of socialism and the type of social is that we see right now on the second type of socialist as a person or doesn't care about anything other than their own power and wealth, the kind of person that would bring a lot of business to to the left over to go through hunter biden. so that person can appeal to the warm hearted leftist voter with socialist discussion and they are going to be any more effective than the warm hearted so

first there are socialists.ble] and i still remember explaining he was a very good person and after listening to his explanation he said, we were like a frog in a well which doesn't know the ocean. so he approved it. the prime minister from the socialist party approved the document of maintaining the forces in japan. we really worked hard. we were able to make more progress. and also worked that was quite a tough ride. but also we tried to be one 100% honest so this minister is not wise to change investing so much time. so but of course so we had to spend so many hours. they understood the importance of alliance. they have agreement. [inaudible] and agreed to maintain their support. during that process the commander to come to explain how u.s. forces looked those are necessary. and then sometimes you have to spend extra time to explain that's not an easy time. but he think we were able to establish. but he think we were able to establish. i would very much be a frog in a well than a frog in a boiling pot. it's v

for a vote of confidence to be adopted at the french parliament you would need to have the socialistnd other parties to vote with the far right parties so we would not only be the responsibility of marine le pen's party but a french socialists and ecologists , people who are willing to propose to her to vote together. and it would be a bad cynically fish single -- bad signal politically and economically. >> are you trying to negotiate with the socialist party and the national rally? >> we are not focused on with whom we negotiate or not your the government is a government of dialogue and respect. this budget has been construction and is not a result of just a government project but is evolving within the days and the weeks of the parliamentary debate and we will still be open but not to blackmailed. >> that was our exclusive interview with the french finance minister and it was conducted over the weekend. more on how to react to france as we look at the market reaction pronounced last week. kevin, great to have you. what is your base case for how this story evolves in the days ahead?

all now axed by the socialist governments, pulling up the socialist governments, pulling up the housinghere going to build or offer rural areas were claiming it is greybelt land is what we delivered over1 million homes in the last parliament alone. but it is vital even more that we build on the right places with the right infrastructure. but the prime minister desserty admitted that he will bulldoze through the concerns of local communities. if labour really want homes to be built where they are neither team must think again. can i ask him how many of its 1.5 million homes will be affordable homes? what target does he expect will be to split for social rents, affordable rent and affordable homes to purchase, particularly given the use of viability assessments? 0n planning capacity, can you set out why he is resource and planning authorities, which we broadly welcome, from £20 million in the manifesto to a0 million in the budget to £100 million today and how is that consistent with the budget? why is he deliberately making it more difficult for first—time buyers to buy a home? and what p

i wonder if it has to be someone from the socialist party, does it have to be someone that can splitn the left in order to have a rainbow from left to right, enough to keep the government in power? >> i think that's a really important point. you alluded to this left block in your introduction, and that left block looks like it is finally coming apart. this is extremely significant because prying the socialist party away from that electoral alliance would mean that they would be available for this sort of centrist, general coalition. this is really important. i think that the socialists are willing to go along -- they are obviously asking for a left wing pre minister. the sense is they may settle for france while beirut. he is not a man of the right, really is a centrist. he might be the most palatable candidate, but as you know, in the naming of a french prime minister, there can alws be surprises. christian: all eyes on the palace tomorrow morning. we will see which name he chooses. thank you for coming on the program. we are going to take a short break. on the other side of the bre

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and so the conflict, it's lead to come out, jump less headed, the progressive socialist policy. it falls with over 11 years and kinda stood in groups under the national loops. they oppose the right wing bower and i christians, including the lebanese calamities policy, the contact at this point. the drews were supported by syria on fact the palestine liberation organization, the p l o the young a lot. so quote is guaranteed that we shut out image with the key, but we decided we're at the middle and you'd be doing that with the a little upon. wouldn't to say it wasn't how women is ok. she may have feed piano moving the daughter shift, lift the shift because the how about law? well, when they couldn't leave a commodity room last but evident wisdom area and the it is probably the less it mission the so we had 0 had them the movie a little bit of the less and be glad to see. but we knew them that a little, but feeling commit, let fina a little hey, to muscle, and then get me a little bit more. give me and let them back them. i'm not going to have that day in the for don't because the

it's the second type of socialist we see right now. the second type is the person that doesn't care about anything other than their own power. the kind of person that would bring a lot of business to the u.s. and go through hunter biden. that person can appeal to the was there hearted voters. this is with socialist discussion. they won't be any more effective their economyfe will stick too. they are brutal and inevidencably they hold power. they would vote them out but the effective socialist and mean hearted they are able to neutralize voters. with fraud in many countries this is what you called elections. the mean hearted socialist. >> the ones that don't care about institutions. last night with the judge. they are in control. this is how we stop them. we will talk about that. that's why we built the capital matters it's a threat. let's just look at what's going on right now. wah-wah they are doing to the country on the economic side. so, remember when president trump took office. the story from the elite economist was growth was rea

not to topple the government, so if socialists could tacitly support the current group, perhaps we couldning of the government, perhaps before new, fresh elections injuly government, perhaps before new, fresh elections in july 2024. thank you again for talking us again so early in paris. just to say on bbc news we will be across the day's developments in france as the day unfolds. here in the uk, three english rail operators will be renationalised by labour next year after it passed a law allowing it to do so. south western railways will be the first to renationalise in may next year, followed by c2c injuly, and greater anglia towards the end of the year, the transport department has confirmed. let's discuss this with tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity. good morning. this step is part of the new government's wider plans to re—nationalise rail services. as they operator contracts come to an end and expire, but the question is will it improve the service? imagine all viewers tuning in right now use the services want to know. , , , ., to know. yes, this is an important _ to know

we live in the world of the economic socialist?n of his big spending culture in washington that consists of all the democrats and about half the republicans. that is been true for a long, long time verbal effort was focused on this continuing resolution battle very few people focus on this week, the united states senate voted to add $200 billion of additional debt to social security. and to drive up the debt for social security to accelerate the insolvency of social security for seniors by six months. now they did so to correct something called the wep the windfall elimination provision. we should correct that. that is something that's treated retired cops and firefighters and teachers unfairly. i found legislation for seven years to fix the wep to take care of cops and firefighters and retired teachers. the differences the bill i have that fixes the problem cost $25 billion. what did congress do? they spent $200 billion and they hurt every senior in america that relies on social security. that got nary a blip on the 6:0s in a $200

they can't tell you how much their socialist ideals will cost. they don't care how many jobs willll be destroyed and they cat even agree that they want to protect our borders. the only thing they agree on is that they donald trump. warren, bernie sanders, that whole socialist gang in washington have taken over the democratic party and they will not stop until a america bends to their every demand and everything that has made ourer country great is destroyed. this is the fight of our generation and this is why i am here. i am kelly loeffler and this is who i am but but this is what i believe. as an outsider in washington i know i have to prove it to earn your trust in your support. through my vote my priority and my actions and that's exactly what i'm going to do. thank you and may god bless georgia and may god bless america. [applause] we will take a couple of questions. anybody g got one? [inaudible] >> i will be running in november and you just heard i'm a defender of the american dream and american ideals. i want to fight socialism side-by-sid

what is tricky is there could be a make or break case when it comes to the socialist party, the most interest faction when it comes to the left side of parliament. what is significant is those are the people both michel barnier and emmanuel macron targeted the last 24 hours saying these people could vote with their conscience. could potentially make or break this vote and that is where the speculation lies that if you see enough socialists in parliament abstain from the vote, there is a slim but not impossible to is that michel barnier could make it out of this vote with his job intact. tom: that would be quite the out come. slim but not impossible as you say. talk about the debt challenges of france and whether this is a broader challenge in terms of the prospects, the risks of a broader european debt crisis? >> the comparisons have been made of this idea of french debt , the yield premium now surpassing that relative to german debt of greece, of spain and that brings back memories from 2011. although the challenges are similar, a story of deficit, unsustainable growth and spending,

chicago's socialist mayor, brandon johnson, put illegal aliens ahead of them. resident p rae easley. lovely, wonderful to have you back on. tell us exactly what happened. what exactly happened at that meeting? >> we were there to listen to the public comments and see how they were going to vote for the budget and antifa just began streaming and yelling and pulling out signs and threatening people and belittling people. it was horrible so because they made it such a chaotic moment they cleared gallery and everyone had to make sure there were no more signs and we were able to come back by then they had already started the meeting. liz: so what did antifa want? because you guys are trying to stand up to democrat socialist mayor johnson yesterday. we're hearing he just got this tax hike of $165 million in new taxes and fees on the backs of working families, so what did antifa want? >> they wanted to silence americans. you know, they are calling us xenophobes, saying we're racist but just because you're pro-american doesn't make you a bad person. it means that you h

i knew a socialist from sweden. he was more conservative than everybody across the aisle. he was more conservative than half the republicans up here, because they thought entitlements should be based on the economy. their entitlements go down when the economy goes down. their economy goes down, there entitlements shrink and people get less. people would go nuts here. we do the opposite. in the last four years they created so much inflation peoples costs went up 20%. what did we do? we gave cost-of-living adjustments to those on social security. and we did, but we were short even more money. it made the problem even worse and sped up the bankruptcy of social security. my amendment would say we have to reduce spending. some people say to conservatives, both in my party and the others, oh you people are unrealistic, you will never vote to raise the debt ceiling. even if my had my way and we got cuts significant enough i think the american people would accept and balanced the budget in five years, we would still accumulate debt over those five years. and i would vote to raise

party that say— you look at the socialist party that say they're willing to discuss, _ that say they'reiscuss, well, they weren't a couple of months ago. so we are learning — couple of months ago. so we are learning the hard way. all couple of months ago. so we are learning the hard way.— learning the hard way. all of this uncertainty _ learning the hard way. all of this uncertainty in _ learning the hard way. all of this uncertainty in france . this uncertainty in france comes as donald trump, the us president—elect, is due to visit the country this weekend? yes, it is going to be donald trump's first overseas visit since he won the election. when he comes to paris tomorrow for the inauguration of notre dame cathedral, five years after it was ravaged by fire. it has been restored and it will be inaugurated by emmanuel macron, hosting donald trump. macron knows how to charm the president—elect. during the first term, macron was seen as somebody who got the first term, macron was seen as somebod

that's the way the socialists see things, business is bad, profit is immoral and success only comes on someone else's back. totally wrong. trump has assembled a team of winners, a capitalist team, what america wants and needs. second hour of varney just getting started. jason chaffetz with me this morning. like it or not, this is shaping up to be a plutocracy, isn't it? >> the democrats like to flail about this but they have their own set of billionaires and millionaires. inc. of the oprah winfreys, george soross of the world, bill gates of the world, those types of folks, they can flare all they want, the most overused term, billionaires and millionaires, these are successful people and i can tell you there are people like sean duffy and doug collins and kash patel and pam bondi and a whole host of other people that are nowhere close to the billion dollar mark i can promise you that. stuart: the chair of the house oversight committee, james comber, throwing his support behind aoc's bid as ranking member. >> i'm a big aoc fan. i don't agree with very much of her policy but she's a good

the socialists have become totally crazy, they refused -- as the prime minister and refused to sign anyof government. and today this is on them, if we are in this situation, which is very unstable. so of course, notre dame -- we had the olympic games without government. so france will carry on. but this is something we could have done without. in particular, i am a bit concerned with the -- of the household. in france people save a lot, they will save even more with the entity and risk. the population will not invest as much. growth will be slower and the debt will rise because of the interest hikes. so they situation is bad from a public point of view, and i believe the parliament is responsible for that, the extreme right and the extreme left included. christian: good to talk to you both tonight. thank you for your time. i think we have sorted out mark's sound issues in paris. let's go back to mark. reporter: yeah, the political drama inside the national assembly perhaps infecting our microphone as well. glad we have better quality. now, a big unknown territory for this country now th

sanger as i mentioned, came from the socialist anarchist scene in new york city. one of her mentors had been emma goldman, and she she published the birth control manual called family limitation, which was a really unique and transformative work for its time. she herself funded and printed 100,000 copies, and it was it was one of the most available birth control resources of the era. but sanger, after starting her own organized nation, she found hersel cast out of the national birth control league and launches her own league. and if part of her new newly policies, she called it the american birth control league, she mentions that birth control should only be prescribed by a doctor or a nurse. shortly afterward, this has narrowed even further to what then it called the doctor's only path or the doctor's only compromise. so whereas it, as i mentioned, had wanted to simply delete the prohibition on birth control from the comstock act, she envisioned that after that there might be a kind of fda style review process. when birth control methods came to market, but that

so these democrat socialists are saying -- you know what? the issue that's even worse, the suspected killer and his mother were not clients or customers of united health care, but they were trying to use this as a launch pad to get government-run health care. >> right. well, if they have an issue with the health care industry, they should take it up with barack obama and everything that he did with health care.dud. they should be talking about that and having this conversation. listen, this is the united states of america. you can debate and discuss health care systems, you can even advocate for medicare for all if that's what you want to do. but the fact that they're using this as a launching pad, somebody's death as a launching pad for this discussion and taking joy in the fact that we're having this conversation spurred by a murder just goes to show you that the left really can't cultivate a conversation otherwise. why can't you have these conversations without celebrating a murder? there should be no room for a but, especially for people

chicago they went from democrat to progressive to socialist.re on this couch. when he was at the chicago teachers union, when he spoke at the socialist convention in 2013. i've been through his speech, this is a guy who is the next level deconstruction of chicago and that cancer economically culturally that has harmed the citizens, like kennedy said, the people who can't afford to leave. the people who can't afford to stay can't afford to leave and they are literally being told another 300 million in taxes and we'll take it from you to fix it. it's not a trump problem, not a republican problem. it's a brandon johnson, j.b. pritzker, you have mad again, the longest-serving speaker of the house, he's a corrupt democrat in the state house in illinois. this has been beyond daily politics. if it doesn't change people in chicago will suffer more than a long winter. it's likely a lot of the homeless will take an even harder term. >> harris: you heard tom homan they are going to start with the deportation of illegals in chicago. tom homan is in new yor

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uh, i also think that it could be reduce the state now she's part of the left wing of the socialist party as well as the compromised proposition of the pen as the coalition in september. that's of back home, more or less reject it almost out of hands. but now we're starting to warm our deep hints that may be someone in the blog can be detached. garage days of form is financial directory to paris municipality. and today she said, she's ready to assume that roles and this would respect the results of the july legislative. so where her coalition came 1st with a relative majority. those legislators were a gamble, my competition together to you folks to know today and the, you know, the, the is a huge, a reconstruction of the 2nd feature in such a paris and the paris olympic spirits of, isaac, this was the way that the country must because governs in a kind of national rallying of the troops of but so i think the gaming this rather smoke and stuff. oh yeah, i reckon so i to cheat which seems to dog and know be consistent throughout. so it's not that it's a 2 mandates. it's going to be difficul

and the socialist stayed another line. so he wasn't able to bring the socialist into the lines, the hot with his own party and then to set to ride to get to the gap. now it looks like perhaps dots left on the lines is factoring yesterday, the leader of defense subsidies to get fall came to meet with my contact discussions, the leader of the greens, also mindful of the said that she's open to having a republican front governments. so what's the hills last time rags the 2nd time might succeed and that but certainly his brothers, he hasn't changed. he has done consultations yesterday with associates. i sat on monday, he's continuing his consultations. he seemed to greens the, the center. right. so they typically have said that they're open to participation abroad or coordination, or broder and a republican funds, whatever they might want to college. so maybe to some of that actually work in a way to last time it didn't. all right, you get believe it. i appreciate that to analysis. thank you very much. you go dress and speakin

as the socialist talks about the equality of the outcome. when i look at communities in america and communities in wisconsin and you can look at a zip code of that community and you will be able to recognize the opportunity and, the poverty of the kids that are being in those communities by their zip code because of the system they have in place in those communities, in those codes. that's travesty. that is not equal opportunity d that is given a group of kids the short end of the stick. and so as i've been in this chamber, i have fought for school choice. because if you're a parent and you're a child and you have a failing school, you should have the opportunity to get of your failing school and go to a school that is going to give you the skill sets and the tools to take advantage of the great american economy. you should have that right. you should have that option and that school choice. and i would love if we make the schools better in these communities and we should fight to do that. but these kids can't wait. and so i hope the fight f