the socialist party is part of that group. sken ektty, new york, bridgeport, you can run down ci city. and basically operate as progressive era reforms. many other socialists said this is not good enough. walter lipman, another great journalists, if socialists are to make anything, we have to distinguish myself. we have to cut the returns to property. in other words, try to cut down on the profits of business, but no, they didn't try to do that. they tried to run a good, honest company based on the skilled unions, the afl unions, it's an old fashioned working class, particularly german immigrants and their children. in, which is governing in milwaukee. and in other cities. now, berger's position is a gnat ma to what we call the left of the socialist party. industrial ewan younists like bill haywood, we'll talk about him next time, who say no, what socialists have to do is organize the unorganized workers. the unskilled workers. the factory. the workers on the factory floor. the workers who are left out of the american federatio

he brought his group into the socialist party in 1901. urgers said what socialists have to do is win the allegiance of the unions, the trade unions, particularly the skilled craft unions. that in order to win election. when the confidence of unions, run candidates for office. when you get into office,, you govern in a good way and win people's confidence. again, it's an evolutionary process. we educate, he says. we enlighten, we reason. besides order, we also bring law, reason, discipline and progress. in other words, socialism offers a way out of the conflict that is wrecking american society. we bring law reason, and discipline. berger disliked talk of revolution. the social democrats, he said, do not expect success from a revolution. that is a riot. he sees revolution as just a kind of aimless riot. but from a real revolution, the revolution of mind, you convince people. that is a revolution. not just taking to the streets, he says. and the social democrats refuse to break off the threat of history at any one place. history is an evolut

but he also is a unifying factor in the socialist party. but he goes way beyond that, during his career he literally spoke to millions of americans, he was beloved by far more people that voted for socialists. it was quintessentially american, i mean, he came from indiana, he spoke the language for american society, even to the point of telling dialect jokes, and things like that. but, he was the guy that was beloved by the jewish immigrants, of new york city, and the prairie populists, of kansas, and nebraska, and oklahoma. because, debs socialism, was what you might call the socialism of the heart. it was not theoretical, he just spoke a language of outrage against injustice, that's what debs spoke out of. capitalism was -- and to do that he drew on american language, the declaration of independence, all men are created equal, and christian language, he himself was not a religious man at all. he was more of a reader and follower of thomas payne, like, it's kind of christian radicalism. when jesus went out of the temple, and things like tha

i think that the problem was that you had at the time, he had eugene debs and the socialist labour party and socialist workers party and then you had samuel gompers, the american federation of labour. gompers and eugene debs did not see eye to eye. i think that's a problem that you never had, unified workers movement in this country, because that was his problem. he was never able to achieve his goals i would like to know your comment on that. thank you very much. >> lisa phillips? >> it is continuous to the present day among labor unions with regards to the split between -- and that period it was craft unionism which was embodied by the american labor -- versus industrial unionism -- so debs was after the working class movement where you would erase the lines that would divide skill workers from unskilled workers. it was composed a very tightly organized craft based unions, whether they be cooper's or plummer,'s carpenters, brick layers. that sort of thing. it was sort of a very different kind of approach toward representing working class interest and they did not see eye to eye in cont

please. >> caller: i'm from upstate new york, and at the time you had eugene debs and you had the socialist party and you had the socialist workers party, and then you had samuel gompers of the social labor. gompers and eugene debs didn't see eye to eye, and that's the problem that you never had a unified workers union in this country. that was his problem that he was never able to achieve his goals and i'd like to see if your guests would comment on that. thank you very much. >> in that day, it was the crafters union, so debs was after a working class movement where he erased the lines dividing skilled workers from unskilled workers where the american federation of labor was composed of tightly organized craft-based unions whether they be plumbers or carpet layers or bricklayers, that kind of thing. it was an approach for the labor union and they didn't see eye to eye. >> debs was campaigning in 1920. the attorney general put in front of him clemency petitions. why did he say no? >> he was open to the idea, it seems. he had a stroke. he seemed to sort of lose his moral compass, but they felt it

the socialist party is the party of the people. this young giant will make history in the next few easier. they will demonstrate their thousands who voted their ticket will turn from them in disgust. >> that was a bad prediction. the party started to decline right after that election and at least in terms of membership and never recovered that peak. >> why? >> one of the main reasons was the wilson administration did just the opposite of what debs predicted there. it brought in a slate of reforms, our controls for eight-hour day for railroad workers, some regulation of the banking system, some gestures towards the rights for unions to organize. steps -- only steps, small steps toward what the socialist wanted but certainly enough to win a lot of voters. >> let's take our next telephone call. it's from new york and this is sharon on the line. sharon, go ahead, please. >> caller: i want to thank c-span for this wonderful series. i'm enjoying it so much. i'm wondering if your guests might comment on his early life and what his parents

>> i think his significance has to be with his labor activity, and in the socialist party as well. he has had a lasting effect on many of the laws that were passed. some of them we still enjoy. and he certainly can tell us a lot about the time period through his running for president and his labor activities as well. >> lisa phillips will be showing us some of the artifacts from time to time at the house. she's also part of the deb's foundation. tell me about the work of the debs foundation, and why you are involved. >> the debs foundation seeks to keep the debs legacy alive. it hopes to promote not only the museum, but the policies

celt could take days but louise and his socialist party have already claimed victory based on the exitpoll cyclists is i want to of course congratulate the believe in people. we have taken in fairly important step forward today. it was a. move it was we have recovered democracy. and recovered hard ready. let's bring in. it is good to see you so what is our say referring to when he talks about bringing back democracy well we can't detach this whole process from the figure of every moralist the former president he came to power in 2006 and was very fond of being the president of bolivia that's why he tried to stay in power through constitutional change 1st he tried to do a referendum he lost the referendum but then he tried to force it or actually successfully enforce a constitutional change through the judiciary system and the majority in parliament so he could be reelected this is what happened last year he actually won that election but there are severe allegations that the election was not completely clean and that is why this revolution started in bolivia if you will or at least ver

morales' socialist party faces staunch opposition in cities such as santa cruz.streets of the administrative capital, there is hope that the election will put an end to a the mulches here. reporter: -- >> arce has led the country for 14 years. there has not been hunger or poverty. there has been good economic stability. i trust that he will lead well. reporter: the elections in bolivia have had a strong impact in latin america because it vindicates evo morales, his socialist party, and many of the reforms he carried. here in argentina, the president said the results in bolivia mean a lot of those who defend democracy on the continent, and it's an act of justice. bolivia's tribunal has seven days to announce the official results. for many, it will confirm what everyone already knows. an emphatic return to power for the movement towards socialism already with a legitimacy granted by millions of voters. barbara: guinea's opposition leader has claimed victory in the presidential election before any results have been announced. his party deploy their own election obse

party. it's a socialist and marxist party. they don't care if they shutdown your business. we will put you on a government program and you will be a democrat voter for life. this is about captitalism versus communism. they are know pretending it's not. they welcome that analogy which should scare all of us a lot. >> sean: you're absolutely right. 3,000, you are getting close to your dad. when you get to 35,000, he will look over his shoulder saying what is going on with don jr. 6 days to go. when we come back senator ted cruz laid into jack dorsey of twitter for their bias against conservatives. the big tech giants and media mob all in for the biden campaign. newt gingrich will break it down. don't believe the media. don't trust the polls. you will make the ultimate choice. are you ok? it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the brand with a heart. for powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. (fisherman vo)ce) how do i register to vote?ential election..

morally socialist party faces staunch opposition in cities such as sunday. but on the streets of the administrative capital of past there is hope that the election will put an end to a tumultuous year odyssey. is the one who has led the economy of the country for 14 years and he moved the country there hasn't been hunger there hasn't been poverty there's been good economic stability or i trust that colleague us that will lead will. be elections in well maybe i've had a strong impact in latin america because it vindicates him on what i lost his socialist party and many of the reforms he carried here in argentina precedence over the farm and the sad that there was souls in bolivia i mean a lot to those who defend democracy on the continent and that it's an act of justice. bolivia's elektro tribunal has 7 days to announce the official results but for many it will confirm what everyone already knows and empathic return to power for the movement toward socialism party with a legitimacy granted by millions of voters. guinea's opposition leader has claimed victory

that's the new democratic socialist party. pay attention.olls are right most people don't think joe biden could finish aáfirst time. watch kamala. joe biden's own website praises the green new deal to battle climate average. alexandria ocasio-cortez said this about the radical democratic party. >> despite billion dollars of fossile fuel money and lobbying and media campaigns to smear the green new deal, aámajority of people still believe in this country that the green new deal is the right way forward. >> sean: the main goal of the green new deal is to put the oil and the gas industry, energy industry, out of business. that means millions and millions of high paying career jobs in the energy sector will be eliminated. our economy will be devastateed in places like pennsylvania and ohio and new mexico and oklahoma and texas. to accomplish it radical agenda democrats could need to seize control of the u.s. supreme court. during the democratic primary even kamala harris said that the democrats should be willing to pack the courts. that would be

as cofounder roger baldwin explained to a correspondent in the socialist party, the nclb wasn't entire sympathy with the socialist program, but would lead to other groups the task of mobilizing the masses. the role of the nclb was, quote, to keep peoples mouths open and their printing presses free. of course, this strategy would become the hallmark of the aclu. in subsequent decades, it proved wildly successful. but during world war i, the litigation campaign generated few genuine victories. in fact, the nclb failed to save even the masses despite inauspicious start that had made litigation appear promising. in one of the most celebrated speech protective decisions of the war, a judge decided in late july as a matter of statutory interpretation, that the suppression of the masters on the basis of its anti war editorials and political cartoons exceeded the authority conferred on postal officials by the espionage act. in contrast to the so-called bad tendency test, the judges typically applied in the wartime cases, which held the speakers criminally accountable for statements likely to l

for france's socialist party good morning t.v. the the suspect who some details have emerged about in relation to this attack that the reports say that he entered france illegally through it and he claimed to be a migrant that he was carrying a red cross document and he raises all of a lot of questions again about how easy or difficult it should be for someone claiming asylum to be able to just pass across europe so freely. i think that there is too many or eighty's 1st of all. except to receive and to protect people from missouri yes but. people no. no but in this same time we have to understand that the debate on the borders it's something that is shared over all over the world. you know there is a president in united states called himself and his government to build a war and he promised it and we wait for this so now we are waiting for some elements more prices eat because some people are saying and the inquiry a member of the inquiry are saying that maybe he took the identity of another man. asking about the easy. act and the

channel suggests that you are saying as one easy candidate from the socialist party of former president evo morales who was forced out of office after a disputed photo last year. fighting between armenia and azerbaijan that haven't nagorno-karabakh has killed another 900 soldiers in the disputed region armenia says 729 overt soldiers have now died since the end of september the u.n. secretary general is edging both sides to respect a new cease fire. demonstrations over inequality in chile have descended into violence with looters setting alight 2 churches in the capital santiago the protesters were marking a year since the movement began initially over the rising cost of transport but which widened into calls for social reforms and a new constitution a latin america to see a new and reports now from santiago. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators filled street to plazas throughout chile to mark the day one year ago when the country's social pressure could have burst. there were dramatic performances and looting the human rights violations committed by police. cysts but there. there's a

channels suggest that he was asked that he has won he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president of the morality who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year. fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over nicola carbide has killed another $900.00 soldiers in the disputed region armenia says $729.00 of its soldiers have now died since the end of september the un secretary general prejudging both sides to respect a new ceasefire. now the us politicians have called on the egyptian president fattah el-sisi to release him president activists and journalists $56.00 members of the u.s. congress wrote a letter urging sisi to free prisoners who were unjustly detained for exercising their fundamental human rights egypt's government has crackdown on dissent since 2013 when sisi led a military coup that overthrew the democratically elected president mohammed morsi . is the middle east northern africa coordinator for the committee to protect journalists and he explains why this letter is significant. well the fact that this is coming from dozens of house and senate me

we are a democratic socialist party, not a revolutionary socialist party.keir starmer was called keir after keir hardie — our founder, in 1900, we have never been pushed towards the intolerant extreme of the left. all parties have their divisions. what we've witnessed today is the latest chapter in the tussle for the soul of the labour party. history suggests it won't be the last. chris mason, bbc news. live to westminster and our deputy political editor vicki young. we heard her report earlier. what is your sense of the reaction to this? we have some people forecasting there will be chaos within the party. what's your reading of how keir starmer has played this?” think it's a really interesting debate tonight within the labour party about how much this was planned in advance by sir keir starmer. we heard there about the former labour leaders who had their defining moment, wanting a break with the past, and after disastrous election results those huge rows over anti—semitism, you can see why sir keir starmer might want to take that stand, but i'm not convin

more than 55 percent of the voters is election win places the socialist party back in power and drives ousted u.s. supported right wing interim government. prominent venezuelan opposition leader leopoldo lopez has abandoned his refuge in the spanish ambassador's residence in caracas according to officials in the opposition look at lopez has left finn as had been holed up inside the residence since last year after he led a failed military op rising to oust president nicolas maduro. front's has recalled its ambassador to ankara often turkish president red chip tayyip erdogan said the french president needed mental help over his valor to 5 radical islam emanuel macro made the pledge to tackle what he calls islamists to produce them in early october that came before the killing of a schoolteacher who taught freedom freedom of expression and showed drawings of the muslim prophet muhammad and his lessons. were campaigning in the run up to the u.s. presidential election has ramped up with donald trump holding pacs rallies in florida ohio and north carolina when while the president's democrati

presidential race is luis things like he ally of former president abel maurice their left wing socialist party champions the cause of the impoverished indigenous people who make up 2 thirds of the population. we're going to give the libyan people what they need. economic stability. political stability and social stability thanks a message that appeals to many after the turbulence of recent he's. resigned almost a year ago in the wake of violent street protests which broke out after he tried to gain a 4th term in office not normally allowed under the constitution. but he remains popular amongst the indigenous population and has endorsed luis i'd say as his successor many hope he can build on morality earlier successes in lifting millions out of poverty and helping grow the economy. the biggest challenge for the socialist is from centrist candidate carlos messer who has dismissed as a puppet of morales he says the former president was provoked an authoritarian and now wants to govern through the back door. make no mistake we are the only ones who can definitely defeat evil morality and louis c.

his presidential race is leave things like he ally of former president abel maurice a left wing socialist party championed the cause of the impoverished indigenous people who make up 2 thirds of the population. we're going to give the bolivian people what they need and. economic stability. political stability and social stability thanks a message that appeals to many after the turbulence of recent. fable morrall its resigned almost a year ago in the wake of fine and street protests which broke out after he tried to gain a 4th term in office not normally allowed under the constitution. but he remains popular amongst the indigenous population and has endorsed luis thing as his successor many hope he can build on maraniss early successes in lifting millions out of poverty and helping grow the economy. the biggest challenge for the socialist is from centrist candidate parlous messer who has dismissed as a puppet of morality he says the former president is parata no for a tarion and now wants to govern through the back. make no mistake we're the only ones who can definitely defeat evil morality and

presidential race is luis things like he ally of former president abel maurice their left wing socialist party champions the cause of the impoverished indigenous people who make up 2 thirds of the population. we're going to give the bolivian people what they need. economic stability. political stability and social stability thanks a message that appeals to many after the turbulence of recent he's able morales resigned almost a year ago in the wake of violence street protests which broke out after he tried to gain a 4th term in office not normally allowed under the constitution. but he remains popular amongst the indigenous population and has endorsed luis as a as his successor many hope he can build on maraniss early successes in lifting millions out of poverty and helping grow the economy. the biggest challenge for the socialist is from centrist candidate carlos messer who has dismissed say is a puppet of morales he says the former president was provoked an authoritarian and now wants to govern through the back door. make no mistake we are the only ones who can definitely defeat evil medallis

the socialist party finds merkel's warnings reasonable but they want a weekly debate in parliament about the consequences of the restrictions last keep this off one of the un has seen adverse effects on society above all the socially weak children families and single parents that alarms in the bundestag and it cannot be dealt with in a weekly podcast these concerns could be part of a parliamentary debate in the coming week merkel is due to make a statement on thursday. one of the most anticipated blunders league games of the season dortmund lock horns miss charlecote in no 4 derby on saturday night document are flying high and need the top of the league while the visitors had just one point from their 1st 4 games going into what germans call the mother of all derbies. the pandemic meant to signal a do not park was unusually under capacity but darby tension was still clearly in the air for the few diehards lucky enough to get tickets the gap in quality between the 2 rivals has rarely been so stark but shall get held out until the 55th minute when manuel a country dortmund ahead after a sl

from alice the decision enables him to return to bolivia without risking detention or also the socialist party swept back into power earlier this month when bolivians elected. as president . and belo rose workers and students joined nationwide strikes called by the opposition they walked out after a hard line leader alexander lukashenko ignored a deadline to step down the action targeted state factors. now the death toll is difficult to verify but russian president vladimir putin says some 5000 people have been killed in the ongoing fighting over nagorno caro bach john and armenia resumed hostilities in the largely frozen conflict one month ago today. 3 cease fires brokered by major powers of failed to hold each side accusing the other breaking the latest which was supposed to take effect monday morning and was backed by the united states and going okara bach is recognized internationally as azerbaijan's territory but has a mainly armenian population war between the 2 sides ended a cease fire in 1904 with armenia in full control of nagorno-karabakh and other surrounding on enclaves of azerbaij

back of the socialist party finds merkel's warnings reasonable but they want a weekly debate in parliament about the consequences of the restrictions of what's on the unforseen adverse effects on society and above all the socially weak children families and single parents that belongs in the bundestag and it cannot be dealt with in a weekly called cost. these concerns could be part of a poem enter egypt right in the coming week merkel is due to make a statement on thursday. to spain now where custody and lay on the region there in force to curfew on saturday without waiting for the spanish government to declare a state of emergency now all movement between 10 at night and 6 in the morning is banned in the country's largest region all spittal visits are also suspended for 2 weeks the region is among those pushing the spanish government to declare a state of emergency and impose a nationwide curfew spang record of more than 1000000 coronavirus cases this week. let's go to madrid and speak to guy hedgecoe there hello there guy way seeing regional authorities really pushing for another state o

minister under evo morales attained more than 55 percent of the vote is election win places the socialist party back in power and drives out the us supported right wing interim government. and france has recalled its ambassador to ankara after turkish president. said the french president needed mental help over his vow to fight radical islam emmanuel mccall made the pledge to tackle what he calls islamist separatism in early october that was before the killing of a schoolteacher who taught freedom of expression and showed drawings of the muslim prophet mohammed in his lesson. well the region of custody and leon in spain has enforced a curfew on saturday without waiting for the spanish government to declare a state of emergency all movement between 10 at night and 6 in the morning is now banned in the largest region in the country hospital visits are also suspended for 2 weeks ranging is among those pushing the spanish government to declare a state of emergency and impose a nationwide curfew spang recorded more than 1000000 coronavirus cases this week. well earlier i spoke to journalist guy hedg

suggest that luis out of 6 has won this weekend's presidential election he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president they were moralists who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year many view his victory as an end to what to mulch was 12 months. russian hackers targeted the winter olympics the french presidential elections and cost american businesses nearly a $1000000000.00 that's according to u.s. investigators 6 military officers and alleged hackers have been charged by the u.s. justice department for what it called destructive and disruptive actions. coming at legs its view found viewfinder latin america looking at the indigenous people of chile by colleagues and though i will have more news in half an hour and i'll see you tomorrow thanks for watching but i. i want you to know our day she's going to defeat this terrible china virus as we call it there is no place for hate in america while i'm feeling great out of about your worry mask is not a political statement it's a scientific recommendation in the final presidential t.v. debate live on al-jazeera viewfin

channel suggest louise arcee has won he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president evel morales who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year the wall street journal says china has threatened to detain american citizens if chinese academics are prosecuted in the u.s. yes police recently arrested several chinese with the school's ties to the military they're accused of lying on their visa applications to allow them to carry out industrial espionage katrina you has more from beijing. as we've heard earlier from jolly gen it's what they're calling political persecution saying that the u.s. is crying victim for what they think has been a sort of fight started by the u.s. itself now what is interesting about what china's foreign ministry spokesperson said today is he did not flat out deny that there would be a response or some richard boucher or impact on u.s. nationals here in china he didn't flat out deny that although he did say that foreign nationals in china are protected as long as they do follow the law. there are no more than 40000000 confirmed cas

suggest that luis ad say has won this weekend's presidential election he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president havel moralists who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year. russian hackers targeted the winter olympics the french presidential elections and cost american businesses nearly a $1000000000.00 that's according to u.s. investigators 6 military officers and alleged hackers have been charged by the u.s. justice department for what it called destructive and disruptive actions. and there are concerns the thai government is that attempting to censor social media in an effort to end the ongoing student protests thousands of people were out for their 6th day of them stray sions in bangkok the man then prime minister prayuth stepped down. those are the headlines unfair game is next investigating how donald trump came to power and the growing influence of social media or news of half an hour thanks for watching but i. get. my. the election of the 45th president of the united states raises ethical and potentially legal questions. today mainstream media can ea

morales remains the leader of the socialist party. the u.s. supreme court has ruled that the state of pennsylvania can count some mail-in ballots for three days after the election even if those ballots do not have a clear posostmark. the ruling is a blow to republicans who sought to nullify such ballots and this could prove consequential. with pennsylvania one of the most critical swing states in the election. firefighters in colorado were battling the states largest wildfires on record. blazes continue to abrupt across the state and have stricken 26 homes. authorities say the fire is happening at an unusually late time of year when it should be snowing. a nasa spacecraft is ready to reach out and make contact with an asteroid more than 300 kilometers from earth. the spacecraft is designed to collect samples of the asteroid then bring them back to earth in 2023. data and images are already being collected. scientists hope the mission will help them learn more about how planets formed and how life began. fofor more onn t this, go to washington

madrid is run by the main opposition party, where as the national government is led by the socialist party. both sides disagree on how to contain the virus, which is spreading twice as fast in the capital compared with the rest of the country. anchor: a timee -- time now fora look at the business news with brian. you will start us off in lebanon , where the economic crisis is threatening to get worse as the government is running short on funds. reporter: yes, crisis, default on sovereign debt for the first time ever back in march, but for years, the lebanese central bank has s been on a borrowing spreet high interest rates in the local and currency and hyperinflation and the debt has depleted the country's foreign currency reserves, threatening crucial subsidies fofor basicic goods le fuel, wheat, and medicine. the outgoing prime ministerr spoke out against any move to end those subsidies, saying it would result in an "social explosion." many people have been driven into poverty and now fears that subsidies coming to an end or driving those who can the stockpile. >> [speaking in foreign la

help you welcome onto the program not joke a short joe is presidential candidate for the socialist equality party and writer for the world socialist website good to have you on the program joe so there we have it $6.00 to $32.00 thirds of the supreme court now is swinging in favor of republicans or conservatives. what impact does that go into. well it's clearly going to shift the court further to the right over i think that really one has to understand the ramming through of this nomination in the context of trump's electoral strategy because he certainly sees the supreme court as a critical element is efforts to undermine the results of the election to maintain power whatever happens in the popular vote there are planning to challenge mail in ballots and all sorts of other. challenges we still take to the supreme court in term certainly sees the pushing through of this nomination is critical and that's part of his broader incitement the far right violence threats against governors and the general threats not to accept the results of the upcoming elections just one week away is there some success

the socialist candidate from exile former leader evo morales is party. of thousands in bangkok to fight a ban on protests for 6 day force your change of tone from the prime minister. to more than 50 u.s. senators appealed for the release of political activists and journalists facing dangerous conditions in egypt presents. to the youth sports news the los angeles dodgers are on their way to baseball's world series after completing a superb come from behind victory over the atlanta braves. so the number of people around the world to have contracted coronavirus has exceeded 40000000 a quarter of those are still active cases iran has reported its highest ever daily death toll at least 337 people have died of covert 900 over the past 24 hours and it brings the total number of fatalities up to more than 30000 and more than 10000000 cases have been reported across latin america brazil argentina and colombia among the top. 10 worst hit countries in the world and other nations across europe including potent and italy are imposing more restrictions to tackle the n

of a potentially one world dominating government, which was primarily led by the nationalist socialist party also known as the nazi party, and co-joining powers. in commemoration of this the honorable meaningful and historically informative, i pray this in the name of all names. amen. >> when we commemorate in the 2nd of september the signing of -- on the deck of the missouri in tokyo bay of the surrender instrument in which the imperial japanese empire surrendered to the united states. we were represented principally by general douglas mcarthur and fleet admiral chester nimitz. the achievement of a surrender was long and controversial. made in japan was much controverted and there was much worrying -- i guess i could call it that -- from various organizations in various parts of the japanese army in different parts of the pacific. that did not happen. of course, the surrender was signed and eventually observed through switzerland. a few days later and that was the end of the war. we remember. we commemorate soldiers and marines who served and died there, the people that we honor and remembe

the former president this left wing socialist party champion the cause of the impoverished indigenous people who make up 2 thirds of the population. we're going to give the libyan people what they need. economic stability. political stability and social stability. it's a message that appeals to many after the turbulence of recent is table morale it's resigned almost a year ago in the wake of fine and street protests which broke paramount after he tried to gain a 4th term in office not normally allowed under the constitution. but he remains popular amongst the indigenous population and has endorsed luis i'd say as his successor many hope he can build on were honest earlier successes in lifting millions out of poverty and helping grow the economy. the biggest challenge for the socialist is from centrist plan to that palace mess and who has dismissed say is a puppet of moralities he says the former president was corrupt in the thora tarion and now wants to govern through the back door. make no mistake we are the only ones who can definitely defeat evil morality and louis c. because actua

of a potentially one world dominating government, which was primarily led by the nationalist socialist party also known as the nazi party and could joining powers. in commemoration of this the honorable meaningful and historically informative, i prefer this in the name of all names. amen. >> when we commemorate in the 2nd of september the signing of missouri in tokyo bay of the set rendered instrument in which the imperial japanese empire surrendered to the united states, we were represented principally by general douglas mcarthur and chief admiral -- the surrender was long and controversial. the decision in japan wins much contradicted and much worrying i guess i could call yet from various organizations in various parts of the pacific that's not happening. to use a quotation of winston churchill, succeeding generations must not forget the triumphs and sacrifices made by the citizens and soldiers who prosecuted them. >> my name is jeff and it's my honor to serve as the superintendent of the park in the nation's capital. it's my pleasure to speak with the front of the world war ii memory one

more or less socialist party faces staunch opposition in cities such as sunday. but on the streets of the administrative capital past there is hope that the election will put an end to a tumultuous year out of. the one. who has led the economy of the country for 14 years and he moved the country there hasn't been hunger there hasn't been poverty he's been good economic stability you trust that colleague who will lead will. be elections in well maybe i've had a strong impact in latin america because it vindicates it will more or less his socialist party and many of the reforms he carried here in argentina precedent how well a promise said that the results in bolivia i mean a lot to those who defend democracy on the continent and that it's an act of justice. bolivia's electoral tribunal has 7 days to announce the official results but for many it will confirm what everyone already knows and imperfect return to power for the movement towards socialism party with the legitimacy granted by millions of voters. let's talk more about this with penalties for the professor

dare i say socialist future in new zealand labor party leader and current president just in the ardor crush for right wing political competition with the resoundingly reelection win anchored on her mature science based public health 1st corporate greed last response to the covert 19 pandemic meanwhile.

rally on saturday — won a big victory in a re—run of the 2019 election — returning evo morales' socialist partynot kevin mirallas. we said that we had a mass renewal amongst young people, and if evo morales wanted to help us, he's welcome. but that does not mean it evo morales will be in the government, it will be my government. if he wants to come back to bolivia and help us, you know, he's going to decide it. i won't decide it for him. south america correspondent, katy watson, is in sao paulo. so what does this mean now?m so what does this mean now? if this arrest warrant is linked to a video in which a bolivian man is speaking to someone else in which a bolivian man is speaking to someone else on in which a bolivian man is speaking to someone else on speakerphone, with directions for load brought dust roadblocks. the allegation was that it was evo morales directing these roadblocks in bolivia. roadblocks are a popular form of protest, but evo morales has said they are not related. it is important to put this in the context, which you have done, in the sense that when evo morales went into ex

that also had to do with the fight between the central government of the socialist party and conservative government of the madrid region fighting onn who is goining to e the blame for t the meaeasures d who will t take the blame forore high transmission. that might be one of the main reasons. still, wee don'tt have thosese measures in placace after two weeks. brent: it's just astounding considering what madrid, what spain went through earlier this year that you're in this situation yet again. the regional government, as you were saying, wants to challenge this new lockdown by going to court. what do youou think thehe chancs are of the regioional gogovernmt winning?g? >> welell, is complicated. judges here in spain most of the time have backed restrictive measures aimed at controlling the virus, but this is a different situation because at the bottom of all these problems is how the decision was taken in the regional council of public health that governs the regions in spain and the central government. the g governmenent of spain saie decision should have beenen takn by consensus, and the

it has won he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president even more as he was forced out of office software a disputed vote last year now even though county is still ongoing former president even moran is already declaring victory for do is now 30 his party's candidate from his refuge in argentina ralitsa hailed the libyan people for ensuring a difficult yeah it was undoubtedly to do it is a historic day once again the bolivian people have delivered to listen in democracy and perseverance the people have resisted a coup a defacto government to massacres a pandemic management marked by inefficiency and corruption several delays on the elections and the worst economic crisis in our history. is about i was following developments from the neighboring argentinian capital of one of their. sunday's elections sunday's vote was a historic day for bolivia it happened peacefully with no major incidents which comes as a surprise after what we've been seeing in the country in this past year since there was a failed election that was canceled last year that left people taking to th

former president evo morales ruling means he can return without risking detention or alice's socialist party swept back into power earlier this month when bolivians elected luis are sick as president. hurricane zita has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula battering the coast with winds of up to 130 kilometers an hour the storm is likely to move towards the u.s. gulf coast zita is the latest named storm in an unusually active hurricane season. violent protests have broken out in the u.s. city of philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man officers say he was armed with a knife the police killing of george floyd in minnesota in may spark months of anti racism rallies. now it isn't a stretch to say that jobs have literally dropped a number of times over the behavior of the current us president and as a bonafide reality television star dull terms hold on the public imagination is certainly larger than life well american t.v. and cinema have a long tradition of portraying its highest office just think of ken's bases chilling turn and house of cards is just one example. tonight i