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host: laura, do you plan on voting for jill stein in michigan? caller: yes, if she is the green party democrat and on the ballot i will vote for her. i just want to say one other thing that maybe she could speak to. money in politics when the supreme court said money is speech i feel like that was the beginning of the end for any kind of true representation of the working class in this country. maybe you want to say something about that, thank you. guest: thank you so much for everything you have said there. i really appreciate where you are coming from and this is what we are hearing on the campaign trail. so many people who used to be democrats and republicans as well who field these big parties swimming in corporate money have abandoned working americans, abandoned young people, students, seniors whose medicare is being privatized and people are not even aware and done without their knowledge. people are being hurt by this system. they are standing up and rejecting that and what the previous caller had to say is what i am seeing all over the p

jill stein is the leader of the greens, a politician with a bright, partly radical leftist agenda, ine democrats scattered their votes, donald trump collected the votes of moderates and also became president. if libertarian candidate johnson and green party candidate stein had not entered the race, many of their supporters might have stayed home, but even if half of johnson and stein's supporters had voted democratic, the election would have been very different . . now according to many. this the situation is repeating itself for the reason that such a heavyweight as robert kennedy jr. intervened in the race, robert kennedy jr. is not jill stein, this is not even that left-wing lawyer nader, this is a politician with a name, a politician around whom a big myth has been formed, based including his very name, if you talk about the biography of robert kennedy jr. that she is confused, for her kennedy family, for the huge kennedy clan, he is sort of anfant trible, the fact is that there was a stormy youth, yes, he was a lawyer, but there were and problems with drugs, drinking sprees, diff

following her release, jill stein said that her arrest made both the university. i'm the police slip, but i suppose there's the bigger picture here as well. the federal government that's supporting israel, which is what these americans that we're looking at, what they're protesting against. how does that make washington look as well? i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the rule of law in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and anti democratic behavior to take place right under their nose, if not actively supporting it. the suppression of 3rd party candidates is active in the united states, especially in to work candidates. so i think when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arrested, you're, you're really seeing the, the actual behind the mask face of the democratic party. here, they're just a fascist tool to oppress the peo

robert kennedy jr. is not jill stein, he is not even that left-wing lawyer nader, he is a politicianan around whom a big myth has been formed, based, among other things, on his very name. and if you talk about the biography of robert kennedy jr., then it is confusing for his kennedy family, for the huge kennedy clan, he is sort of anfan trible, the fact is that there was stormy youth, yes, he was a lawyer, but there were also problems with drugs and drinking sprees, difficult relationships with women, and for all that , kennedy does not hesitate to exploit the history of his family, the family itself is against him, but he always... united states, forty the seventh head of russia, if he becomes president of the white house, we must give kennedy his due, unlike many american politicians who now literally run away when they see the microphone of the russia tv channel, i had something similar at one time with congresswoman, although in general, she is also very skeptical. what concerns the democrats is that many minorities, especially latinos, are turning to kennedy, he is running a fai

robert kennedy jr. is not jill stein, he is not even that left-wing lawyer, nader, he is a politiciancian around which a large myth has been formed, based, among other things, on his very name, if you talk about the biography of robert kennedy jr., then it is confusing for his kennedy family, for the huge kennedy clan, he is the edoky anfant terible, the fact is that he had a stormy youth , yes, he was a lawyer, but he also had problems with drugs and sprees, difficult relationships with women, and with all that kennedy. does not hesitate to exploit the history of his family, the family itself is against him, but he always emphasizes that his uncle was president of the united states, his father robert kennedy, john kennedy's brother, was also killed during the presidential campaign, as was his brother, for us robert kennedy is, first of all, the person who conducted behind-the-scenes negotiations with our ambassador in washington dobrynin during the caribbean crisis or how the americans... at one time both his uncle and his father. we had the opportunity to speak with kennedy about ho

host: laura, do you plan on voting for jill stein in michigan?ler: yes, if she is the green party democrat and on the ballot i will vote for her. i just want to say one other thing that maybe she could speak to. money in politics when the supreme court said money is speech i feel like that was the beginning of the end for any kind of true representation of the working class in this country. maybe you want to say something about that, thank you. guest: thank you so much for everything you have said there. i really appreciate where you are coming from and this is what we are hearing on the campaign trail. so many people who used to be democrats and republicans as well who field these big parties swimming in corporate money have abandoned working americans, abandoned young people, students, seniors whose medicare is being privatized and people are not even aware and done without their knowledge. people are being hurt by this system. they are standing up and rejecting that and what the previous caller had to say is what i am seeing all over the place

on saturday night, stein says he was on campus for a pro-israel counter protest when this happened. you see him in the white sweatshirt filming as a group of pro-palestinian protesters yell expletives against israel. >> they started saying in arabic. [speaking in a global language] and they started saying we're coming for you. no zionists on this campus. >> reporter: stein alleges the situation escalated. >> me and my friend had water physically poured in our face. my friend was abused in the middle of campus. >> reporter: faculty from bernard and columbia came out in support of the pro-palestinian students who were arrested last week. >> we're calling for divestment and cease-fire. >> reporter: they said think w t they were unaware of any threats toward jewish students. at rutgers, a man has been charged with a federal hate crime for breaking in to the university's center for islamic life and destroying property earlier this month. on college campuses across the country, students saying they don't feel safe. >> that was erin mclaughlin reporting. and this morning at morehouse colle

>> it was the most terrified i've probably been in my entire life. >> reporter: on saturday night steins he was on campus for a pro-israel counterprotest when this happened. you see him in the white sweatshirt filming as a group of pro-palestinian protesters yell expletives against israel. >> they started saying in arabic "hamas hamas our beloved please bomb tel aviv" and then started saying we're coming for you, no zionists on this campus, get off campus. >> reporter: stein alleges the situation escalated. >> me and my friend had water poured, physically poured in our face. my friend was abused in the middle of campus. >> reporter: faculty from barnard and columbia came out in support of the pro-palestinian students who were arrested and suspended last week. >> we're calling for divestment. we're calling for a cease-fire. >> reporter: students inside the encampment told nbc news they were unaware of any physical or verbal threats toward students on saturday night. >> anyone who makes any threat to any jewish student, we oppose you. we do not associate with you. >> reporter: meanwhile,

dr. stein said she was charged with assaulting an officer. the politician was released after spending 7 hours behind bars, us green party coach, her person, margaret elizabeth told us about the presidential hopefuls arrest shows the scale of political oppression. it's right, well, i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the rule of law in the, in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and anti democratic behavior to take place right under their nose is not actively supporting it. when you see people like dr. stein on these protests lines being arrested. you're, you're really seeing the, the actual behind the mask face of the democratic party. they're, they're just a fascist tool to impress the people. the truth of the matter is when you look around these approaches, people are not being violent towards the jewish students or jewish

jill stein. she is the real deal.u look at jill stein, she is the same yesterday, today, tomorrow. her positions not change. barack obama was for civil unions, but the minute gay marriage went up to 51% in the polls, that he was for gay marriage. he is a charlatan. all the donors write the legislation, and they say, here, to the house and senate, this is what you must pass. jill stein, even though she does not have no allies, i hope she vetoes every city bill that they tried to put out there. i hope she vetoes bills and creates executive orders and stuff, because she is not going to have much to work with. these liberals are trying to scare us and shame us, talking trump bad. you think hakeem jeffries is going to pass anything for trump? the only thing it will be is a circus. it is going to be trump tv all day on msnbc and cnn. you can finally get your ratings back up, because it is in the toilet. but nothing is going to get done. that is bad for me. i am not scared, but that is bad, because nothing gets done. [indisc

jill stein. she is the real deal.u look at jill stein, she is the same yesterday, today, tomorrow. her positions not change. barack obama was for civil unions, but the minute gay marriage went up to 51% in the polls, that he was for gay marriage. he is a charlatan. all the donors write the legislation, and they say, here, to the house and senate, this is what you must pass. jill stein, even though she does not have no allies, i hope she vetoes every city bill that they tried to put out there. i hope she vetoes bills and creates executive orders and stuff, because she is not going to have much to work with. these liberals are trying to scare us and shame us, talking trump bad. you think hakeem jeffries is going to pass anything for trump? the only thing it will be is a circus. it is going to be trump tv all day on msnbc and cnn. you can finally get your ratings back up, because it is in the toilet. but nothing is going to get done. that is bad for me. i am not scared, but that is bad, because nothing gets done. [indisc

i'm sam stein. i'm in for jonathan lemire. in just hours donald trump's hush money criminal trial will resume in a new york city courtroom. it follows a busy day yesterday after both sides delivered their opening statements and the prosecution's first witness was called for questioning. in their opening remarks the prosecution and defense painted two very different pictures of the former president. prosecutors describe him as having been involved in years of sordid business dealings. they called him a coconspirator in a plot to cover up sex scandals in a so-called catch and kill plan in the 2016 presidential election. and they said trump's actions amount to criminal conspiracy and cover up by scheming with his then-lawyer michael cohen and david pecker, who's a publisher at the national enquirer at the time. the defense depicted trump as a dignified former president and family man, but above they all depicted him as innocent. they stressed no crime was committed. the prosecution then called its first witness, david pecker. a f

it wasn't jill stein. he was talking about about ralph nader back running. against a window al gore was running an errand, play that tape last night, or the gloves, do you think going to come home and you said that the biden white house shouldn't elevate kennedy, but do you think they will start directly taking him on? >> i'd be surprised. i wouldn't expect that there would be a moment in this race where joe biden biden is going to directly go at robert f. kennedy jr. what i do think is that democratic. the democratic operation. i think democratic groups may need to start running ads. i think that allies of joe biden need to make sure that robert kennedy is defined. i don't know that there's going to be a moment where president biden himself is going to take robert kennedy on, but i don't think that there should be a i don't think it should be hands off. i think everyone should be very clear about the potential the potential threat that he poses and i think this is part of why you have allied groups. this is why you have groups that spend in this way outside

the ballot four years earlier, trump defeated >> hillary clinton by nearly 23,000 votes with jill stein winning more than 30,000 >> i'm hopeful that we have, all learned our lesson and we just really can't take the risk of a second trump administration >> when kennedy jumped into the race a year ago, is a democratic challenger biden, the white house was dismissive becoming an independent has kept those ambitions alive, allowing him to attack freely. >> and i can make the argument biden has a much worse threat to democracy >> so does kennedy take from both sides, do you believe absolutely longtime wisconsin libertarian phil anderson is helping kennedy's campaign? sees a unique opening. this year. there's >> two very unpopular candidates running for president. they see trump and biden, and their stomach turns a little bit and they're like kennedy's gotta be better even if they don't know that much about brian shimming, chairman of the wisconsin republican party, said he spends little time thinking about kennedy. there are >> some issues where he has some appeal, probably to our base but w

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there's an interesting sight to this visit by hoss stein, maya to turkey with his john come, bob. a german economy is in the spring and it's not going to get better any time soon. but despite this and despite the happiness cutting off cheap, push it energy with a non bombing of the non north stream which caused for worship on the south worship . on his own power stations, its own skills, hospitals the, you know, you know, the story that despite all this, some of these politicians are very, very, and susie optic, something about my hand. i'm at the whole slide that you probably need to check to see if there's an assignment. i noticed a little bit about the is it something that there's something in the something wrong with the home it keeps going up. so that brings us to the end of our wiggles. stop tour of spill from the united states. the homeless is on the apocalypse. it seems that the political leads in the states in london. i'm not sure how many always seem to have enough money for a leper tank. a drink above or an 67. 68001000000 trillion at this stage who's even in counting.

when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arrested, you're, you're really seeing the, the actual behind the mask face of the democratic party. they're, they're just a fascist tool to across the people. the truth of the matter is when you look around these approaches, people are not being violent towards that you were students or jewish faculty in these institutions. that's not what's occurring. it's in fact the opposite. americans are tired of war. i think we are, we're facing a broad economic crisis in our own country. we're looking at a crisis of, of phone homes, people of people without enough food to eat, of people without health care, even if they have insurance. it doesn't mean they can afford their healthcare because the insurance premiums have gone up so much. i think what we're seeing really soon in a broader historical context is the rising of the next anti war generation in the united states. it reminds me very much of, of how i saw things organizing during the 1st a rack more and, and the rise of the american anti war movement here. and we saw it happe

your is prosecutor stein glass. the part of the deal where you notified them so they could buy negative information about mr. trump, that part, did that part help the national inquirer at all? how is that going to boost sales at the national enquirer? that part doesn't have a mutual benefit, it was to benefit the campaign, and my understanding you right? that is right. prosecution central argument in this case, the reason they were able to charge donald trump with a felony is because they say trumps hush money scheme was all about trying to cover up criminal activity related to the 2016 election. prosecutors plan to rely on section 17-152 new york criminal code which prohibits two or more persons from conspiring to promote or prevent the election of any person by unlawful means. it is important with national enquirer and subsequent hush money payments wasn't just about helping trump the man, it was about helping trump, the candidate, win the election. joining me now, duncan levin, former attorney for eastern distric

jill stein was not on the ballot here. so that is what concerns some democrats if there are third party candidates on the ballot how does that split the vote? so it's one of the reasons going into the wisconsin primary tomorrow actually, some democrats are keeping their eye on the uninstructed question on the ballot steve vote, if you will, for gaza war. so this is something that is going to be playing out for the next seven months. but the ballot deadline here is not until august. it only takes 2000 signatures statewide, for him to qualify aaron. all right. jeff zeleny. thank you very much. in wisconsin and outfront. now, robert f. kennedy, jr. who is running of course, as an independent for president the united states and mr. kennedy, i appreciate your time. so you're jeff zeleny going through the role that jill stein played when you just look at the vote tallies in the state of wisconsin only need 2000 votes to get on the ballot. in the state of wisconsin. >> so what do you say >> to democrats who pointed jill stein and

that's one stein glass asked for his binder back.y, that is the latest out of the courtroom. >> very telling i don't know if you get up at 6:30 but i know sandra does. when we were on the air this morning the president was meeting with the construction workers. he was asked when he went over there alexis mcadams' camera he said david was testifying and he said that he is doing fine. if david pecker is doing something to hurt president trump's legal team does not know it and donald trump does not know it. he has great instincts about stuff like this. as far as they're concerned, donald trump so far is just saying what am i doing here? why is this happening? >> john: we have another note from the courtroom. in terms of what trump thinks of david pecker, trump smiled and kind of giggled a little bit when pecker was telling the story of him coming to trump tower for a meeting that trump wanted and trump said this guy knows more than anybody else to which nobody laughed. mike pompeo and the national security forecastle in the room. it sho

jill stein running for president again. said the demand for the encampments was specifically for the university to divest from boeing which manufacturers munitions and used against the ongoing genocide against the palestinian people in gaza. >> steve: right. >> lawrence: first of all, there is no genocide going on. two, it is required by law -- required by law that israel takes the funds that they are given from the united states and invest into military contractors and contracts in the united states. they don't have a choice. number two, i don't understand the divest. boeing is giving money to universities to pay for colleges and buildings. so, you guys are comfortable with us, the taxpayers paying for it, but you are not comfortable with boeing paying for it. none of their logic is making any type of sense right now. >> steve: do you know what? it's not just the big military contractors. it is also amazon. it is also google that i know vests in and has different resources that is hacking off the students. why don't those

the great, legendary sam stein. >> thank you, guys. >> also a very excited sam stein. despite the fact that we are fielding a aa team, red sox are doing pretty well right now. >> better record than the dodgers. >> better record than the dodgers. >> true. >> exactly. >> it's true. >> it matters more now because it's april. >>> anyway, willie -- >> just go to willie for the top story. >> because the red sox did not play last night, mika and i got to -- how many episodes -- >> oh, my god. we binge on a show. >> four maybe? >> it's called "pom royal." >> so good. >> so talented. >> she's amazing. >> willie -- >> when she goes, "you failed." >> you interviewed, willie, carol burnett, the legend of legends. there was a scene with kristen wiig and carol going back and forth. >> she's just going, ah. >> mika and i looked at each other, and i was like, oh, my god. >> yeah. >> she can go -- >> they're spirit animals. >> they're spirit animals. >> yeah. >> she can go toe-to-toe with one of the greatest of all time. it was a pleasure to watch. in fact, the whole crew, everything.

green party. hopeful jill stein face the 2 party electro system leads the bulk of american folders with little to no choice. there is now a huge bucket of people who are looking for something to vote for. so we feel it's, it's entirely misleading to say that greens are taking votes away. no, actually we are giving people an opportunity to vote who otherwise wouldn't be coming out to vote when we took to the streets of new york to aust locals. what they think what some telling us in a rather direct to york way. it's too hard to decide which candidate is the lesser of 2 evils. personally, i don't think either of them are for, for the election, but i do feel like people have to make a choice, unfortunately because of our party binary. but to party binary we have in america, democrats versus republicans, it, it has never worked. it's not going to work. and i couldn't understand in the sense that we have to choose someone to just choose the side of them. and folding, i get a ballet, they put it in, but it's not said, i really am uh, you know, through with the 2 candidates. i'm not, and nobod

the last time palace stein's bid for full un membership got this far along in the process. it failed, primarily because the united states threatened to veto in the us as long standing position is a power steins, full un membership should only be considered at the end of a peace process with israel. late on monday, after the closed door meeting, the us ambassador said their position has not changed. our position is the position that's known. it hasn't changed, but we're going to continue to find a path to bring a 2 state solution to the palestinians that provides peace for israel and the state for balance. palestine is long felt disenfranchised from the un, because it has no voting powers in the general assembly, due to its observer status, to become a full member and un article 4 of the charter is the guidance which says a country must be a peace loving state. that accepts the obligations of the charter is able to carry out those obligations and is willing to do so. most member states believe palestine meets that threshold. but if the us fails to budge on its long standing

they, a pot of steins bits for full membership by the not to nations has been with the to a security council committee. the 15 member committee on new members is set to meet to discuss the application. gabriel. as on the photo developments un, this is only the 2nd time that palestine has gotten this far in their long sought after requests to become a full member of the united nation. so just on that regard, it certainly significant there just one step away really from this going to the general assembly. and if the general assembly voted, yeah, with 2 thirds of the $193.00 members in favor, palestine would then become a full member of the un and its belief that palestine has those votes in the general assembly without question. the issue is, according to the un charter, it's 1st has to be recommended by the 15 members of the security council. and as we know, the 5 permanent members have veto power over this. so the big question is, is, will the us veto power stein's latest request to become a full un member? and if they do, then it wouldn't even go to the general assembly. and that's

green party presidential candidate until stein was arrested at washington university in saint louis, missouri during a pro palestinian valley. on saturday. footage from the scene showed police pushing her with a bicycle as a group of protesters tried to stand their ground. this time said she was charged with assault thing and the officer, the politician, was released after spending 7 hours behind bars and she then proceeded to attend another rally at columbia university. you a spring party co chair person, margaret elizabeth says you apologizes arrest shows the extent to which the oppression has developed in the us. well, i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund aside. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the law in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and, and to democratic behavior to take place right under their nose. if not actively supporting it, when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arre

it showed police repeatedly shelving a bike against the 73 year old stein before driving her out of the students and temperament. additional a video captures the politician being escorted out of the camp by 3 police officers, while her hands appear to be restrained with a zip ties behind her back. the one of the latest pro, one of the latest pro palestinian demonstrations, takes off at the annual white house correspondents association. dinner with the president joe biden for testers gathered outside the washington hilton hotel chanting. shame on you as guests arrived for the meeting. more than 2 dozen palestinian journalists had issued an open letter urging their american colleagues to boy costs a dinner. here is what we heard from those at the scene. we are out here in front of the white house correspondents here to hold journalist accountable to remind them at a 133. i'll send you, internalize, have lost their lives telling the truth. these are targeted attacks. these are systematic as are, these are attempts to silence the truth and is not going to be silent. we're out, you're also h

the indian playing that indian if so this has designated very, very that india stein is what indians every day and what we stand for the dice for a we have them and they are with us. so this combination of being together has a very popular voice. please do a highlight, india standing in device. do you also think that india becoming a powerful voice from the global platform on the global seat is also maybe perhaps are things on does a lot of reports about for them, into fans and indian elections and so and so forth. do you think survey fax id now in deals becoming so powerful and sort of vague thing that had you many of the rest and had so many? do you think that they could be some people who might be earth 5 as well? yes or false is rod at plenty of drawers around that. you've seen them as being kind of what it was a barrage and the best, the media, you know, trying to say that don't know. what is this thing that they have confusing that confusing a stable storm and government? i'm talking about a black box. i think of democracy the to things on go to develop the demo democratic proc

according to locals. ne, the police to palestinians are killed during the 2 day id rate in the west. stein committed an accelerating construction of his really specializes in the area. he was supposed to be sales to make a new deal with me to a degree. so withdrawal troops from the west african country to 20. well the nice.

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not only a student and not only a professor, but also a politician like jill stein, the candidate of the green party in the us presidential election. police at the university of washington for his support of the nationwide student uprising. this is how he caught him. the insistence of the elite on the cause of palestinian freedom, which this portrait has now become a symbol of. the crown of freedom on the head of a girl whose hands are tied and her eyes are crying. in the country of the flag of freedom this is how women are treated. 11 days ago 70 universities in america are involved. repressions have also increased. but the will is stronger. harvard university students raised the palestinian flag an hour after the principal threatened to hand over the students to the disciplinary council. norris university, boston, usa, students prevent police cars from leaving with arrested students. stanford university of california , usa: once again the announcement tents are connected. with gaza, where the university was dismantled, they install it. angrier students, stronger attendance. and enc