in 1980 and 2000, he ran for president as an openly gay man on the socialist party ticket. present present the coconcept of socialism andnd put back in the american dialogue. i think it has the right to be in. i am tired of them not knowing what we are for. amy: we will speak with david mcreynolds's longtime friend ed hedemann and with jeremy scahill. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. cnn has confirmed that the bomb that killed 4040 children when t struck t tir school bus in yememen's nortrthern city ofof a was s made by the e u.s. weansns manufactcturer, lockheheed mart, and sold b by the uniteded stato saudi i arabia. the august 9 airstrike has sparked widespread outrage and increased scrutiny about the u.s. role in the saudi-led war in yemen. the bomb, a laser-guided mk 82, is similar to other u.s.-manufactured bombs that struck a yemeni market, killing 97 people, and a funeral home in sanaa, killing 155 people,e, in 2016. following g the funeral home massacre, the obobama administration

of the socialist parties has to engage into a political dialogue i think it's no good also what is your message to your party colleague senior sanchez the new prime minister the spin of the dialogue he should initiate with the leaders of cattle they won't be any solution then can't be voted by the catalan people i think their vote mustn't be on independence money to what in the devil max solution we would like to see spain to develop into a federal state and i think in this way we can find this for a majority of catalan people and set up plot i mean are you going to try and reset the clock back to two thousand and ten is there a way forward or is there some other rabbit you could pull i don't see that will be enough because for many people to go back is not really a good solution but i think we have a problem of having more government a better financing. position to influence into a spanish politics bigger that we have now as catalan people and that's why we feel that we don't need just a reform of the cartel under statute of dorna me but also a reform of spanish because he too should a

of the socialist parties has i'm willing to engage into a political dialogue i think it's the good ol so what is your message to your party colleague senior sanchez the new prime minister spain as the dialogue he should initiate with the leaders of cattle there won't be any solution then can't be voted by the catalan people. i think their vote mustn't be on independence money to what in this coming they say that they will max solution we would like to see spain to develop into a federal state and i think in this way we can find the solution for a majority of catalan people and so set up plot i mean are you going to try and reset the clock back to two thousand and ten is that a way forward or is there some other rabbit you could pull i don't think that will be enough because. for many people to go back is not really a good solution but i think we have a problem of having more government a better friend nancy and a position to influence into a spanish politics bigger that that we have now as catalan people and that's why we feel that we don't need just a reform of the catalunya statute

the other thing to say is that to make the democratic party into a socialist party is a losing strategyk people in a poll, somebody just did it, majority, big majority say they would never vote for a party that was socialistic including a majority of democrats. liz: joe lieberman -- >> thank you. liz: let's hope you don't have to live through it even from the sidelines, another government shutdown. >> i'm glad to be part of it. be well. liz: anytime. senator joe lieberman. we do have the dow jones industrials down now just 45 points. remember, low of the session was down more than 100 points. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't repl

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it's a socialist party. they want your crumbs back and want to impeach the president and keep obamacare. tonight the only group hoping for trump's impeachment might be the corrupt destroy trump mainstream media. yesterday we called out cnn for standing by what is a faulty story about the 2016 trump tower meeting. the press was reporting from fake news cnn. it's not true. back in july. >> a cuomo prime-time exclusive that goes to the truth of what the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to this special counsel russia investigation. sources tell myself and carl that michael cohen claims that then candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting in trump tower where russian were expected to offer his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. >> it's very, very significant. the president denied any fore-knowledge of this event. this meeting goes to the question of intent to collude. >> you said we need to follow the money and follow the lies and figure out this cover-up. how

i'm seen as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship with the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide marginals their words did of his carlina chinoy some football now in croatia captain. as the name the way for men's player of the year he received the trophy on stage in monaco during the champions league group stage draw the croatia international won the champions league with his club real madrid in may and to lead his country to a world cup final at russia twenty eighteen he beat former real madrid christiane although and liverpool's forward mohamed salah. well the funeral soul icon aretha franklin will be taking place in the american city of detroit later today among those expected to attend the former u.s. president bill clinton and musical celebrities like stevie wonder and smokey robinson the seventy six year old died of cancer ea

seen see as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship with the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling and election campaign it is not a corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide that's yesterday's martin shell speaking with deed of use carlina chinoy. well in an effort to reduce its dependence on technology from other countries germany is planning a new cyber security research agency like many other countries germany faces a daily barrage of cyber attacks on its government and industrial computer networks the new agency is modeled on the pentagon's cyber defense agency washington earmarks about three billion euros for its agency every year its new german counterpart is starting with a modest budget of about forty million. in february twenty sixth seen a number of operations were postponed at a hospital in the german city of noice the reason an attack on the computer systems it's just one example of many the german gover

i'm soon see as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship of the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's a modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation and exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide and that was martin silts speaking with our carolina chimay in brazil a short while ago meantime german chancellor angela merkel has wrapped up a three day africa visit to nigeria her trip which also took in ghana and senegal focused on boosting investment and economic development in the region and syria as africa's second largest economy the oil rich country with nearly two hundred million people is a growing market and as a jury emerges from a long recession merkel says that her country should offer more support to german companies investing there but transparency international says that corruption remains a serious obstacle to attracting investment. well scallops are a gourmet delicacy enjoyed around europe also elsewhere but there i

on the democratic party what we learned is socialists are not in charge of the democratic party. f the sanders backed candidates emerge from their primaries. some of them lost quite badly. the whole socialist movement has been overplayed and ten or 20% of americans are socialists. the economy is not taking a turn and it's like that hit song, it's meeting people in the middle and i think that's what you saw him last night's primar primary. >> harris: you know lisa as you go forward, we are 90 days away. i you can't even count this day. is there something within the party for republicans outside of the president's mojo as he touches down and helps candidates that they can really lean on? i'm not hearing as much about the economy. >> it is and i think for republicans the biggest challenge they have is the fact that they have so many competitive open seats and it's these members that haven't had to run a tough race in a while, but i will also say that republicans have in fact 18 out of the nine special elections. so i think republicans have to work much harder to get their voters to t

large businesses around every turn, in pursuit of what is now the democratic part democratic party, the socialistythical utopia. sadly, moderate democrats are a thing of the past. they were driven out a long time ago. ask joe lieberman. t this is now the party of nancy pelosi and chuckie schumer and maxine waters and bernie sanders. it is a far left, unapologetic socialist party. they want your crumbs back, they want open borders, and they want most of all to impeach the president and keep obamacare. but tonight the only group hoping for trump's impeachment more than the democrats might actually be the corrupt destroy trump so-called mainstream media.a. yesterday, we called out cnn for standing by what is a faulty story about the 2016 drum tower meeting. remember the breathless reporting from fake news cnn. it's all not true. back in july, take a look. >> we have a cuomo prime time exclusive tonight sprayed a claim that goes to the truth oft the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to the special counsel's russia investigation. >> tonight sources of knowledge tell myself

which side has the edge as the face of the democratic party, socialists or moderates, joining me to debatee sanders surrogate chuck rocha and democratic strategists and once the right. i want to start with you. which of these sides of the democratic party do you think has the best shot at winning and flipping seats in november? >> let me be clear. i am one of the very few people who believes we should not put titles behind or in front of names. we are all just democrats. our parties very big. we have a very big tent that can hold everyone. it takes two to make the thing go right. i believe democrats know who we are. the question we have to answer going into the midterms is who we will be, what direction we will go. i am confident if you look at what is happening in ohio with connor lamb and our party is big enough we can win races in new york, massachusetts and pennsylvania. rob: in these races it depends on the district you are talking about but as a general consensus which are you more comfortable with this party going? further left or more moderate? >> i am a mexican redneck from east t

member of the socialist workers party offered to join the fdlc at the clerk's main office. i don't think he got the job. hoover tells congressmen, senators and the kennedys that lawyer and mlk adviser stanley levinson is a communist party member taking orders from moscow. he had left the party in the 1950s. his membership that hoover uses to make the accusation is all five years old if you're in intelligence you know that information over five years old is probably not very useful. if comes from two informants. that's it the fbi in fact had attempted to recruit levinson to be an informant. how much of a threat can this person be, the fbi thought they could turn him. more importantly there's actually no evidence at all that the communist party of the united states is influencing levinson or king. none less hoover insists for years that king is secretly a communist. here's the head of the co-intel pro operations, william sullivan shortly after the march on washington. and martin luther king jr.'s famous, "i have a dream speech." we must mark king now, if we have not before as

his progressive socialist party is one of the supporters of big guys ation. he says the law would be a first step towards rebuilding the trust between foam is and the state's know how we're trying to create a public institution that would manage the other stream similar to how the tobacco industry is managed for lebanon manufactures and cultivates tobacco bases are keeping a lot of people on their land and has provided them with a decent living. is a huge. figure mentors not said when the little might come into force that back in time is running out for ali he will soon graduate from school he says he might become a full time cannabis if he can't find alternatives. kristof is here with business news now and chris have two big players getting together to plot the future of driving cars through big players and did so mean toyota says it's set to invest around half a billion dollars in write hailing service it's part of a deal to work together on mass producing self driving vehicles the japanese car giant says technology from the two companies will be used in bu

this progressive socialist party is one of the supporters of legalization. he says the would be a first step towards rebuilding the trust between foam is on the state's power we're trying to create a public institution that would manage the other similar to how the tobacco industry is managed with the lebanon manufactures and cultivates tobacco bases in turkey people a lot of people on the land and has provided them with a decent living. figure mint has not said when the little might come into force that back in time is running out for ali he's due to graduate from school soon and says he might become a full time cannabis fama if he can't find alternatives. time for sports news now and it's been a dramatic start to the u.s. open in new york with the top women seed and world number one simona halep knocked out by estonia's kaia kanepi the romanian couldn't cope with kind of beast power and drop the first set six two how a battle to stay in the game but the estonian took the second set six four has become the first top seed to lose in the opening round in u.s.

headlines an r.t. a rally by a controversial socialist party running in sweden's general election coursera break his kinds of protests demand that nazis get off the streets of stock of. the latest polls in brazil sit the former leader through the silver for a return to the presidency despite him being in jail and see where the news channel with from prussia collusion stories again hitting the headlines t.v. shows and not being called in the crossfire it's. hello can you watching us into. nationally this saturday evening where it's just gone eight o'clock here in the russian capital. now with the general election on the horizon in sweden the battle for power has moved to the streets earlier on saturday a controversial group called the nordic resistance movement held a rally and was met with an opposing crowd objecting to quote the nazis marching in central stockholm are. heard from both sides of the barricade. we are in central stockholm right now in sweden at the gathering of nordic resistance movement tad's and nordic organization but here in sweden it's also a political party and they ar

the headlines this hour a rally by his club praising leader of a socialist party running in sweden this general election causes outrages counter protesters demand that nazis get off the streets of stockholm. the latest polls in brazil to the former leader leader de silva for a return to the presidency despite him being in jail. where the news channel would trump russia collusion stories again hitting the headlines t.v. shows and i caught in the crosshairs. welcome just on nine pm here in moscow you're watching international now with the general election on the horizon in sweden the fact that the power has moved to the street early on saturday a party called the nordic resistance movement held a rally and was met with an opposing crowd objecting to quote the nazis marching in central stock when the leader of the movement has been open in his praise for hitler. reports. i. know we are in french or stockholm right now in sweden at the gathering of nordic resistance movement in the. nordic organization but here in sweden it's also a political party and they are running for the upcoming elec

the scale and the numbers coming in do you think that will not stick well you know the so the socialist party has been in power in spain since june and it's quite a different approach that they're having there as you mentioned a rather welcoming approach towards refugees in stark contrast to italy who is close its borders wide now in stark contrast also to the eastern european countries but it's a minority government so it's kind of fragile by its nature first of all and then although spain is or the spaniards themselves are used to that kind of migrations they've been used to that for decades because of spain's a geographical location close to africa and the strait of gibraltar the question. certainly how much more migrations of the people there willing to accept especially now that spain has become the number one destination for african migrants the numbers have tripled since last year you know if you have to wait and see how that pans out all of a senate thank you very much for your reporting as venice talking to us about that story. to the skies over lower austria where it was sometimes d

this progressive socialist party is one of the supporters of legalization. he says the law would be a first step towards rebuilding the trust between farmers and the state know how we're trying to create a public institution that would manage the other similar to how the tobacco industry has managed. manufacturers and cultivates tobacco. to keeping a lot of people on their land and has provided them with a decent living. figure mint has not said when the no might come into force that back in your muna time is running out for ali he's due to graduate from school soon and says he might become a full time cannabis fama if he can't find alternatives to senegal now where the country's sand dunes are disappearing but it's not due to climate change sand is a key component of concrete and the demand for the building material and fast growing cities around the world has led to a boom in illegal sand mining in the west african nation now the country's environmental police are fighting back. a stretch of beach by deckard the capital of senegal we don't the road with th

united states the blackout came a day off to power was lost to the congress of the governing socialist party have been assuaged which the president again said was sabotaged power cuts are common in other parts of venezuela but less so in the capital where fuel in this all rich country is one of the few commodities there's plenty of storage to say they're working to restore power as soon as possible hampered by heavy rainfall. there al-jazeera. has president donald trump has held one of his make america great again rallies and tampa florida is campaigning for republicans ahead of the upcoming midterm elections also spoke about several foreign policy issues. we've taken the toughest ever actions in response to china's abusive trade practices and we're doing very well with china very well and i have a lot of respect for china and i have tremendous respect for president xi have china but this is been too many years of abuse five hundred billion dollars a year five hundred billion we've helped rebuild china we can't do that in the iran nuclear deal it's our issue. i hope it works out well with th

united states the blackout came a day off to power was lost to the congress of the governing socialist party have been assuaged which the president again said was sabotaged power cuts are common in other parts of venezuela but less so in the capital where few in this all rich country is one of the few commodities there's plenty of store to say they're working to restore power as soon as possible hampered by heavy rainfall. there al-jazeera as president donald trump has held one of his make america great again rallies and tampa florida is campaigning for republicans ahead of the upcoming midterm elections he also defended his trade war with china blaming beijing for targeting american fondness. more than a dozen major fires continue to blaze across the u.s. state of california one of the hardest hit areas is close to the city of reading where the flames have been extinguished the lingering smokers left the dangerous to breathe. sent this report. the city of reading in the state of california remains envelop by a thick layer of smoke and ash that is blocking everything including the sun it's b

but anyway, the fact that the socialist party. i always thought it was the communist party. but i thought it was interesting that norman was asked why he would it run for a fifth term, and he said everything has been instituted from my platform. [laughter] anyway, that was -- >> on the subject of the communist united states, we have in our archives a host of letters that came in after the iron curtain speech. people saying, congratulations and so forth. there is one folder in one of our boxes labeled crackpot letters. [laughter] there is a file letter from one of the communist organizations in san francisco, saying how dare you bring winston churchill to do this. and we have one letter in the archives. >> i will say that i researched the dewey papers and there was a folder there also called crackpot letters. >> mr. truman wrote the file on those letters when he wanted them to go to that, then not file, and -- nut file, and he would pass them along. sometimes they are strange comments, sometimes things out of the ordinary. >> i think we are out of time. we will ask one more q

thing of the past, the socialist star raising eyebrows when asked if democrats should embrace the socialist partyof these folks were in their political a day in third wave 19 politics, they were campaigning when we had more of an american middle-class. it is probably more moderate. the upper-middle-class doesn't exist anymore in america. jillian: according to economists the upper-middle-class is growing, up 16% since 1979 was a former democratic mayor convicted of 37 counts of corruption is seeking help from the public. from allentown, pennsylvania, setting up ago fund me page to pay his legal fees, found guilty in march and forced to resign, charged with trading city contracts for campaign contributions, broad and bribery attempted lying to fda investigators. rob: three months paid bereavement even is the plan heading to governor cuomo's desk but this will drive companies out of new york. what are the states that are fostering a pro-business environment? here to break down the top three is the founder of the stock solution on. this plan is interesting for new yorkers, a bipartisan plan, a plan t

event implement free market capitalism then that goes up a little with the fall of the national socialist party, that shoots up and eastern europe when? after the fall of the soviet unionas socialist republic and china? when it switches from pure socialismm to capitalism lifting millions and millions of people capitalism and more people out of poverty than any system ever devised. according to the heritage foundation index of economic freedomac and year over the last 20 years poverty has been introduced, worldwide more than any other time because of free-market capitalism another word to shy away from more theory shower can because they are not learning about it. that is one of the reasons i wrote this book there are plenty of times for question may god bless each of you and the president of united states and the united states ofgo america. [applause] mag i was here last year before the election. and they said that hillary was the favorite for winning i never could understand that because it would be horrifying if she became president but what do you think? what type of policy? and she said she

both people from within the socialist party were challenging the leadership or opposition are arguingve been an inside job. there are still many questions unanswered. as often happens here in venezuela, it's hard to understand what's actually the truth. you may remember last year in june, a commando pilot stole a helicopter and threw grenades at the supreme court. that fact left many questions unanswered and we're still waiting to hear from the attorney general what he will update us later today, john. >> following this strange story with remarkable video. >> that was wonderful context, how expensive it is and how hard it is to fly a drone, not like here. we're following a lot of news. let's get right to it. >> it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. >> we now know from the president's purpose of the meeting was to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> i had bad information at that point, made a mistake in my statement. that happens in cases like this. >> the meeting in trump tower could present major legal issues for donald trump jr. and jared kushner. >> adoptions were discussed

democracy was too great but what he did was he brokered a deal with the main opposition parties that tend socialist and communist parties and essentially they agreed to maintain the institutions of the state as the world would know. attempt to purge them whatsoever in return for being they themselves been legalized in standing in parliamentary elections and that they came into existence in the markets it was very very limited there was an agreement for instance a pact of silence about the spanish civil war that no one really talked about it there was despite the fact spain has agree it is number of unknown civilian greaves in the world outside cambodia there was a complete pact for anyone who carried out acts of political violence during the franco franco years and there was nothing done to solve corruption in particular which was really central to the franco dictatorship here in utah it didn't seem to harvard's jobs of being a member of european union you say that and to remember that people go to holiday to this place you're seeing the world organization against torture based in geneva looking at

we are not a socialist party actually. that's been tried in venezuela. >> we saw this polling, and it was funny as trade wars not capitalists. that's economy we've seen so fa far. >> before you lecture me on the definitions capitalism, i don't know if you are quite qualified for that. if socialism is antithetical to what it is to be a democrat, i don't democratic leaders say that out loud? >> i don't think democrats need to respond to the cynthia nixon's of the world to come up with all due respect to her. >> tucker: all right, i hope you are right. >> we will see in the elections. >> tucker: let me ask you this. why wouldn't it be easy for democratic leaders to say, it's really simple. if you can't attack people on the basis of their skin color. democrats were the forefront of the civil rights movement, but they were honestly leading the charge against racial discrimination for like 50 years. now, they are saying it's okay to attack people in the base of the skin color. why doesn't someone stand up and say, that's wrong,

think democrats going into elections describing themselves as proud socialists, is that going to be a winning strategy for the partyves as proud socialists? perhaps the woman who is doing most right now to inject dynamism into your party is this young woman who won that extraordinary victory in new york in the primary race against one of your most established congressman, and she did it by pushing a very aggressively, or i should say assertively left—wing socialist agenda. she won in a democratic — in a very, very blue democratic district. but there have been other people who've also won in a lot of other districts, connell won in pennsylvania, in a district that is ruby, ruby red. doug jones, who i helped in alabama, in a state that is as conservative as south carolina. i don't think they label themselves as democratic socialists, but what i said, which i am going back to, is people are running in states and in districts and reflecting the values of the folks that they are claiming and wanting to represent. and that's what we're going to see in 435 districts and 50 states november. see ijust wonder... people are g

i think a poll, only 19% of democrats were interested in being a socialist party, it's not at all what people are passionate about certain issues, obviously more young people or democratic socialists than older people. they are passionate about gun control, abortion, but registered voters -- they registered to vote but not natural to the polls and that is why this is not going to pan out for those young people. >> harris: to stick around. up next, the great go to escape. you just have to see it. doesn't get loose and become the new kids on the block. oh, you can't make it up. "the story" right after this. ♪ an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you might or joints.hing. for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain.

they begin with the socialist party of america. by 1910, they are investigating antimilitary groups. over the years, the fbi spies on a variety of organizations, including the american civil liberties union, the evangelical council of churches, the american jewish congress, the nationwide labor association, the national association for the advancement of colored people, the ethical society of philadelphia, the american friends service committee, the quaker social justice organization. the women's peace movement, led by jane addams. antiwar folk singers like pete seeger. et cetera. sometimes these people and organizations are investigated for decades. these are not violent, revolutionary threats. they are political dissidents that oppose certain aspects of u.s. government policy and perhaps even the particular form of government that we have. they do so through the means protected in the constitution. though, not so much at the turn of the century, when it was strictly police. political spine begins around 1908 and runs until 1924.

am sincere as always in the frame of my international activities or the relationship of the socialist parties also with the labor party here in brazil so it's not modeling you know election campaign it is so normal corporation an exchange of views between people who are sticking to the same values and fighting for the same goal to strengthen democracy worldwide. if you are into tech gadgets it's a great time to be berlin and berlin monica is here to tell us about what's happening at the consumer electronics for a for terry exactly which of course as we know is one of the biggest trade shows for consumer electronics i'm told the appliances and it's opened here in berlin today there seems to be something for every technology fund the annual event and if the anticipation is keeping you awake at night well there's something for you to. sleep problems this is effect might have the answer push on some headphones and a sleek mask and you can be literally told to sleep if nothing else it offers a brief interlude from the busy trade fair pretty good but just relax not at the gym so this is and this en

candidate especially well some of these that are going to incredibly left some are members of the socialist partyy what's good for their district, an what their district looks like. so you know, steyer can do whatever he wants to do and -- put money where he wants to just like the coke bros do on republican side so -- every cant that we have that we're putting up from -- from all the way up to congress is going to run an election based upon their -- their demographics and their district. >> we've got breaking news we have got to go. thank you very much for being here this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us cheryl. >> coming up major sports leagues lining up behind sports betting billion in congress and green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers new man. well his colors are green yellow jared max has the latest. we have to pullback on wall street day after day of record gains, s&p down 5. nasdaq down 16. you're watching fbn:am. ♪ year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during

a lot of people say will they be a socialist party? they don't have a message right now.s do. talk about the jobs, the economy, health care to all, that message is similar to trump's message. the politics underneath it are very different, very, very different. trish: very important point. you and i talked about this when bernie sanders was out there, a lot of similarities between donald trump. the message being an economic one oaf all. just how you get there. if you basically say hey we're taking your money, we'll give it to this person or that person or you say, hey, we'll create an environment where you can earn as much money as you possibly can. >> that's right. trish: that hopefully brings the economy along in a way that is prosperous. >> that's right. at least in both cases you can have a debate policy what matters to most people. the democrats are running a very, very dangerous path, continue on the resist path, that is not for anything. people are predict blue wave. how the women are so mobilized right now and 26% more likely to vote democrat than they are republic

socialist. but what we see in your party, let us focus on your party, what we see is the most dynamic elements inomination race in new york, they are describing themselves as socialist and the party appears to be veering pretty rapidly to the left. is that going to win new national elections? what iam seeing to win new national elections? what i am seeing and i know there are a lot of folks the media is covering, of folks going into districts and winning districts based on, it is that old adage that all politics is local, based on understanding the people in their districts. hang on, hang on, you're slightly a body my question. do you think democrats going into elections describing themselves as proud socialist, is that going to be winning strategy for the party? —— a body my question. how many democrats to you see going into the election is going in calling themselves proud socialist? perhaps a woman who is doing most right now to inject dynamism into your party is the young woman who won that extraordinary victory in new york in the primary race against one of your most established congressman

europe goes up a little with the industrial revolution and then with the fall of the nationalist socialist party, also known as the nazis. it shoots up, japan surpasses it. the union of the soviet socialist republics. red china shoots up when it switched from pure socialism to their form of red capitalism which is an even pure capitalism but has lifted millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. according to the heritage foundation and the wall street journal, they do the index of economic freedom and this year's index noted over the last 20 years since they've been doing this study, poverty has been reduced worldwide, more than any other time in world history. and it's because of free-market capitalism. it's not a word we should shy away from, not an economic theory we should shy away from. it's something we should teach kids at the high school and college level because they're not learning about it. which is one of the reasons i wrote this book. so that there's plenty of time for questions, all i'm

western europe goes up a little with the industrial revolution and with the fall of the socialist party known as the nazis, it shoots up . eastern europe shoots up when? after the fall of the soviet union. the union of the soviet socialist republic and red china shoots up when it switched from pure socialism to their form of rent capitalism which is an even pure capitalism but it's lifted millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. the last 20 years according to the wall street journal they do something called the index of economic freedom and this year's index noted that over the last 20 years since they've been doing the study poverty has been reduced worldwide more than any other time in world history and it's because of free-market capitalism, it's not an economic theory we should shy away from. kids are not learning about it. but again, it's one of the reasons i wrote this book . so that there's plenty of time for questions, all i'm going to say is god bless each of you, god bless the p

great, that is the socialist party and the high income is the nonsocialist part. the part of the living standard that is actually really good is the part that is not socialist, and in important to distinguish these two things, because we conflate them you are doing something and accurate. it requires abolition of the -- and alexandria cortez, who is endorsed by the social democrats and considers herself a member of the group, they have openly stated that they wish to abolish that incentive that is driving the greatest increase in wealth in the history of mankind. second, focus on the democratic socialists. they claim that socialism is not forced, because it is democratic. now it is a democracy. just like the republic of north korea is a republic and it does not use force anymore. as long as you say things are not what they are, then they become those things. if you say a man is a woman, he becomes a woman. if a number of public becomes a republic, that is the way it works. if you say democratic socialism, then the fact summit is pointing a gun at your head to rob y

western europe goes up a lit well the industrial revolution and with the fall of the socialist party also known as nazis it shoots up. japan passed it. eastern europe shoots up, when, after the fall of the soviet union, the union of the soviet socialist republics and red china shoots up, when does it shoot up, switched from pure socialism to their form of red capitalism which isn't pure capitalism but lifted millions and millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. the last 20 years according to heritage foundation in wall street journal they do something called index of economic freedom and this year's index in the last 20 years since doing study poverty has been reduced in the orbit worldwide more than any other time in world history and it's because of free-market capitalism, it's not a word we should shy away from, it's not a economic theory we should shy away from, it's something that we need to teach kids at high school and college level because they are not learning about it which is

then with the fall of the national socialist party also known as nazis. eastern europe should simply and after the of the soviet union. and when i switched from pure socialism to capitalism which is evenen pure capitalism. i'm lifted millions and millions of people out of poverty in china. capitalism gets more people out of poverty across the planet than any system ever devised. the last 20 years according to the heritage foundation and "the wall street journal" to do something called the index of economic freedom in this year's index noted the last 20 years poverty has been reduced worldwide more than any other time in world history because of free-market-m capitalism. it's not a word we should shy away from, something we need to teach our kids because they are not learning about her, which is again one of the reasons i wrote this book. so that there's plenty of time for questions, all i will say it may god bless each of you. may god bless the president of the united states and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] any plenty

are landing on their shores so a rather well coming socialist policy refugee policy also the socialist party just the interior minister they are just cold for taking down the razor wire the razor wire all say you want to for example there is some internal debate on how to deal with the situation there in say you to but again it's a minority government so by its nature it's kind of fragile in itself. then also spend yards are used to migration. they have they have been migrants coming there for decades because of its geographical location so the question is right now how much more migrants others spend years willing to accept in the in the in the future spain has become the number one destination for african migrants and the numbers have tripled since last year are there any. efforts in place at the moment to improve the situation in the home countries of these people who are undertaking this very peller perilous journey to reach europe well first of all i did not see any efforts in particular. to improve the situation of where they are stranded right now and that is a stark contrast to where