what would day one of a stein administration look like? guest: there is a lot of executive authority that could be implement and -- implemented on day one. i would pick up the phone like ronald reagan did when israel had gone into lebanon and was massacring thousands of people in lebanon. ronald reagan picked up the phone and told israel that is over, that the u.s. was not going to supply weapons if that continued. and it stopped immediately. dwight eisenhower did the same thing in the 1950's. that is what the commander-in-chief needs to do for the u.s.. so the genocidal war is over and the very dangerous war in the middle east is over in the blink of an eye on day one. also on day one, i would declare a climate emergency because we do have a climate emergency, as we see from the growing heat waves and drought. the colorado river is close to shutting down and that supplies half the fruits and vegetables for the country. by declaring a climate emergency , it unleashes over half $1 trillion a year to create jobs. it should not be jobs versus

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side by side with my sister, jill stein. i want only to be a steward for the trust that you have put in. to ended genocidal war, to de-militarize this brutal empire, to get a fascist police state off the next of the people , to return power to the people, prosperity, equality, dignity to the people. and there is one other sacred timeless truth shared across all of our philosophies, all empires for. we will dismantle this empire and put the resources of this beautiful land back to work for the american people and when we have done that the world will be more peaceful, much safer, because i believe in the goodness of humanity but only when those who fold the sacred trust of authority our faithful stewards. i am deeply grateful you have placed this trust in me and you will find a soldier in this affair. thank you. >> hello, everyone. i hope you were as inspired as i was and am not going to take much time before i introduce the next president of the u.s., dr. jill stein. you should clap as well. >> mm. ok. hi, everybody. can you

sarah samuels stein.ot as well known as gertrude, because gertrude was a master of self-promotion. but sarah was as important in her way as gertrude in terms of opening her collection on a weekly basis for people from around the world who wanted to see this amazing art that was being collected by these women. she was very close with matisse, the same way that gertrude stein with picasso. but she was even more influential on matisse's career. he went to her when he had questions. he was stuck. he just wanted to share ideas about art with someone intelligent and contemporary, to describe how he really relied on her. and she really helped promote him as well. she encouraged him to open a school of art in paris that attracted students from around the world who learned about fauvism and what he was doing in art directly from him. this painting he made of her as a kind of token of his affection and gratitude to regard and is very interesting. it evolved in a similar way to the win of gertrude stein by picasso.

the county stein fortress has sat high about the alba, the 800 years withstanding or enemies sieges. it has been transformed over the centuries from console to mono street to state prison, and much more. by of all however, it's known as one of the largest falsifications in europe, the size of the teen soccer fields. back in the day, soldiers even lived here with that families saxon. these elect tours also sought refuge behind the sick walls in troubled times and brought the treasures here for safe keeping. groups from around europe even come together to do historical re enactments of the 30 as well. the story of the fortress high above the alba is suddenly alive today. the 7th place goes to tristan's royal palace, the seats of saxon electors and kings, since $1485.00 that it can be visited again today is nothing short of a miracle. it was heavily damaged during the 2nd world war and primary reconstruction didn't begin until the 198 is. in fact, many of the rooms have only been open to the public since the 2019 now you can visit the collections at the palace once again, like the famou

what we need to do is to make sure that josh stein wins this race. the reason you are seeing the polls open up a little bit here is because people are beginning to learn who mark robinson is. he does not respect women at all. this would be absolute devastation to north carolina's economy. we are the third fastest growing state in the country, we have been named the best state for business, top three states for business five years in a row. do you think businesses are going to come to north carolina with a governor who talks like that? not going to happen. that is why i believe the people of north carolina will come together and vote democratic, not only for josh stein, i believe there is enough force here to win up and down the ticket and turn this purple state blue. >> let's talk about one of the top issues across the country, which is immigration. what we have heard from donald trump, when he is in north carolina, he is saying, he would commandeer local police to remove undocumented people from north carolina. again, north carolina has a huge indus

i mean to convince the auto pessimism that grows day by day as the war role zone. gerald fire stein is director of the middle east institutes a re being put in cielo affairs program. he told me what he thinks the current proposal is likely to include. it is a pleasure to be with you this evening on. uh and uh, i think that, you know, as a secretary blake and said, the basic framework is the 3 phase initiative that the president by denounced about 3 months ago. which includes the, the immediate ceasefire exchange of prisoners, other issues like you monetary and really. and is that supposed to go on to a more detailed negotiations? uh that, uh, that would include establishing a format for governance, security, and gaza. and ultimately, hopefully, the beginning of a resumed is really power sending a dialogue that would lead to a final resolution of the conflict and the establishment hopefully of an independent palestinian state. but all of those things are in the distant future. and how life has accused israel of moving the goal, post all of these talks during previous talk. but are we ac

what would day one of a stein administration look like?st: there is a lot of executive authority that could be implement and -- implemented on day one. i would pick up the phone like ronald reagan did when israel had gone into lebanon and was massacring thousands of people in lebanon. ronald reagan picked up the phone and told israel that is over, that the u.s. was not going to supply weapons if that continued. and it stopped immediately. dwight eisenhower did the same thing in the 1950's. that is what the commander-in-chief needs to do for the u.s.. so the genocidal war is over and the very dangerous war in the middle east is over in the blink of an eye on day one. also on day one, i would declare a climate emergency because we do have a climate emergency, as we see from the growing heat waves and drought. the colorado river is close to shutting down and that supplies half the fruits and vegetables for the country. by declaring a climate emergency , it unleashes over half $1 trillion a year to create jobs. it should not be jobs versus the

it was anti-war activist jill stein. she advocates for a ceasefire in gaza and also demands an end to pumping weapons into ukraine and israel. in stein's election program , she proposes closing most of the american military bases and withdrawing troops from iraq and syria , lifting economic sanctions from cuba and venezuela. venezuela's pro-western opposition has announced a worldwide protest. maduro's opponents do not recognize his victory, which was announced by the national electoral council. what now is happening in the country, my colleague maris karodilka will tell you about it. the venezuelan capital is literally boiling in the heat outside, but it is definitely not about the weather. the opposition brought people out onto the streets again. the president to resign, the president to resign, madura's opponent edmund gonzalez calls on venezuelans not to stop protesting. take to the streets, demand justice, we are with you. but he himself did not go out to march with his supporters. instead, his comrade maria machada

robinson trails his opponent democrat josh stein by more than four points. a another recent poll shows stein up by ten. although, like i said, nothing guaranteed. that's a close state. republicans have won statewide a lot. now it may seem unlikely the margin will be that large of a direction when you are talking about such a closely divided state. but we have seen blow-outs like that before when it comes to these terrible maga politicians. remember doug mastriano. he managed to lose to democrat josh shapiro by 15 points in another basically 50/50 swing state. so now, an interesting question presents itself. which is could this be a case where a down ballot candidate is so repellant, so extreme, so unpalatable to voters, that that candidate drags down the person at the top of the ticket? donald trump? could mark robinson be so loathsome so voters he sinks' trumps chances? anderson clayton is the chair of the north carolina democratic party. mccay coppins is a staff writer with the atlantic. i think robinson is in that category of the kind of statewide republi

stein: simple good news first is we won in wisconsin, so we will be on the ballot.imple story as the democrats don't like competition. they need to rename their party. it should be called the anti-democratic party because what they trying to do is throw their competitors off the ballot. why? because they don't want to face us in the court of public opinion. they are pretty scared because they are offering what their base wants. >> a reminder, this program and all of c-span's campaign 2024 coverage can be found online me and we will escort them off the stage. that said we have an esteemed panel hereay

stein: simple good news first is we won in wisconsin, so we will be on the ballot.he simple story as the democrats don't like competition. they need to rename their party. it should be called the anti-democratic party because what they trying to do is throw their competitors off the ballot. why? because they don't want to face us in the court of public opinion. they are pretty scared because th are offering what their base wan. >> a rinder, this program and all of c-span's campaign 2024 coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. ♪ >> hi, i'm susan swink. campaign 2024 has evolved in some unexpected ways, and from now until election day, c-span promises you unfiltered coverage of the candidates as they battle to win the white house and congress. you may not know that c-span is a private company that operates without a dime of government money. and like many media organizations, we have been impacted by cord cutting. this summer we are asking for you to help support our unbiased political coverage with a donation. here is the good news. 100% of your contribu

, the the green candidate and unlike the green party. in the uk, which is stalist now, uh, jill stein is critical of the israel lobby and critical of their impact on on politics in in the us. the problem with us politics is that thesigns are so heavily embedded in the political system, not just in terms of the the lobby, but in terms of the actual embeding inside government departments, uh, inside the uh, the political apparatus, such that it's very, very difficult even if a part party or a policy was to come through, which would be antionist, then you you have all these, kind of dead wood of zinanis common sense within the treasury department or the department of state etc. is that support you think from these uh us politicians inate as it were or or are they just playing to the zianist gallery? no, mean it's there are some who are who are true believers, whether they that comes from a christian z perspective or from the traditional kind of jewish science perspective, and there are some who are career politicians who who get into this by the the career. they get or the threats that t

the the green candidate, and unlike the green party in the uk which is stangely science now. uh j stein is critical of the israel lobby and critical of their impact on on politics and in the us problem with us politics is that designs are so heavily embedded in the political system not just in terms of the the lobby but in terms of the actually embeding inside government departments uh inside the uh the political apparatus such that it's very very difficult even if a part party or a policy was to come through which would be anti-zionist then you you have all these this kind of dead wood of zionist common sense. within the treasury department or the department of state etc. is that support you think from these us politicians in eight as it were, or are they just playing to the zinanis gallery? no, i mean, there are someho are who are true believers, whether they that comes from a christian zionis perspective or from the traditional jewish zionis perspective, and there are some who are career politicians who who get into this by the career breaks they get or the threats that they get, and

his name is josh stein. the guy on the right side of your screen is who the republicans picked. his name is mark robinson. you know the movie quat black panther," the republican candidate for governor mark robinson said that movie was, quote, created by a agnostic jew and put to film by a satanic marxist. really? he says the music industry is run by satan and by the illuminati. he calls gay people filth and maggots. he says kids who survive school gun massacres are, quote, media prosti-tots and spoiled little bastards who need to, quote, shut up. and so with that record survey says -- even in a closely fought swing state like north carolina, north carolina does not want that guy. the republican governor for no, ma'am is currently polling 14 points behind his democratic apopant, josh stein. democrats are not only hoping to beat mark robinson very badly, they're hoping he will be such a drag on democrats up and down the ticket it will give every democrat on the north carolina ballot a considerable boost. north carolina democrats have announced a fairly epic get out the vote effort

it is anti-war activist jill stein. advocates for a ceasefire in gaza, and also demands an end to pumping weapons into ukraine and israel. in her election program , stein proposes to close most of the american bases and withdraw troops from iraq and syria, cuba and venezuela also lift economic sanctions. well, then the correspondents of the program duty part will tell about the most high-profile investigations of the week in the final issue after the advertisement. two big hits at a bargain price. only in delicious point. large purchases will become easier. apply for a loan with cashback from smer in 5 minutes in the mobile application. more discounts on the magnit plus card. drawing supplies with a 30% discount. buy and win gadgets or 500,000 rubles. magnit. what do we bring from travels with avito? cashback bonuses next trip. avito travel. everything will go as planned with cashback, bonuses. are credit card debts attacking? i'll show you a couple of tricks. we collect all credit card debts on one holva, we convenient

succeed, think in the in the near future. of course other candidates, let's remember there is jill stein, the the green candidate, and unlike the green party in the uk, which is staunchly signist now, uh, jill stein is critical of the israel lobby and critical of their impact on on politics in in the us, problem with us politics is that designers are so heavily embedded in the political system, not just in terms of the the lobby, but in terms of the actual embeding inside government departments uh inside the uh the political apparatus, such that it's very, very difficult even if part party or a policy was to come through which would be antionist, then you you have all these this kind of dead wood of zionist common sense within the treasury department or the department of state etc. is that support you think from these uh us politicians inate as it were, or or are they just playing to the zinanis gallery? no, mean it's there are some who are who are true believers, whether they that comes from a christian signs perspective or from the traditional kind of jewish zines. perspective and ther

has four or five times support the jill stein had then.mp gets 70, 80% of rfk's voters, rfk, jr. says vote for donald trump what does that do for the democrats, you're completely right. they screwed the pooch. you can't cast people aside like tulsi gabbard not to expect to have a boomerang. larry: there is a whole edge of that party has been reignored. you have the crazies in the middle. walz speaks last night. the whole thing. the obama's, chuck schumer, i have will end the filibuster, we'll have unlimited abortions including partial-birth, come on. mark simone, i know you've been glued to your tv set. >> i have. larry: really fascinating. what did you take away. >> i thought this would be 2004 all over again. john kerry had a convention, two overproduced, too theatrical, a convention not only no bounce he took a drop. this thing i think was offensive to a lot of americans. too glitzy, too glamorous. lighting was too good. too many speakers, too muchness of it. like the oscars, grammys, tony's all in one, if you're in the middle of americ

guy on the left is the democratic nominee, josh stein.ans' pick, mark robinson. you know the movie "black panther"? the republican candidate for governor says that movie was quote created by an agnostic jew and put to film by a satanic marxist. he says the music industry is run by satan and the illuminati. he calls gay people filth and maggots. and says kids who survive gun massacres are media prost-tots and need to shut up. with that record, survey says -- even in a closely fought state, they don't want that guy. the republican candidate is polling 14 points behind his democratic opponent josh stein. democrats are hoping to beat him and hoping he will be such a drag on republicans up and down the ticket to give kamala harris and every other democrat on the ballot a considerable boost. north carolina democrats have announced an epic get out the vote effort for young voters in particular. 30 college events in 30 days, 30 campuses. led by anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party, the youngest of any in the country. mis

in jo stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us, bro. yeah, exactly. i don't agree with all of that. the green party has on it's on it's a plate. but that said, i also don't think the green party, you know, would you to me when you have the chance at this stage in 2024 to be 50, into your auntie. but that said, i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties. so that way we can build those up over time and hopefully that they have a chance that's to democracy. having more candidates on the ballot for voters to choose not to big machines, winnable parties to choose at least 35 people have died and flaws caused by to venture rain in northern saddam officials say the needs of those affected beyond the states capacity have a move and reports of the well, how much in northern sedans river now state is known for its often dry conditions. but this is rainy season has changed that and said e m

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i come about that and until she can do that, joe stein will, will have my vote in joe stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us grow? yeah, i, if you, i don't agree with all that the green party has on it's on it's a plate. but that said, i also don't think the green party, you know, would you to me when you have the chance at this stage in 2024 to be 50, into your auntie. but that said, i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties. so that way we can build those up over time and hopefully that they have a chance that's to democracy. having more candidates on the ballot for voters that you know for the big machine winnable parties to choose. and john, just moving now to a tomorrow where we're expecting to see a full days of this convention. we know that harris has informed me now that it will, she will be formally because of the democratic nominee. what else are we expecting over these next 4 days? at least 4 days are really a celebration of the de

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my vote in jo stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us, bro. yeah, exactly. i don't agree with all that. the green party has audit audits, plate, but that side, i also don't think the green party, you know, legitimate. we have the chance at this stage in 2024 to beat the dns here aren't c, but that's that. i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties so that we can do those up over time. and hopefully that they have a chance that's true democracy having more candidates on the ballot for voters to choose not to big machines. winnable parties to choose are you optimistic that they will be a ceasefire sometime soon? we keep hearing from the white house and elsewhere is going to be a cease fire coming soon as it happens. yeah, i mean, i think it makes it a lot harder for there to be peaceful. you're after it's real, goes in and kills the main negotiator on 1000 inside. you know, a lot of peopl

my vote in joe stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us, bro. yeah, exactly. i don't agree with all of that. the green party has audit audit plate. but that said, i also don't think the green party legitimately has a chance at this stage in 2024 to be begin to your aunty. but that said, i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties. so that way we can build those up over time and hopefully that they have a chance that's to democracy. having more candidates on the ballot for voters to choose not to big machines. whittaker party to choose coming to harris will be officially confirmed as a democratic presidential nominee at the policies and national convention in chicago. this week can be how could, has more hobbling harris is already the democratic parties nominee for president of the united states. but this week it becomes official. she can make one hell of a present. so the democratic nation

molly's government, thousands have gathered all your sophia square, trying to freedom into apollo stein. continuing the solidarity with a huge robbie, they stumbled exhaust massive crowds onto this pre test and the continued use of, of the assume these ready kelly, boston leader. the while you're watching our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital. hi, a michael porter. ukraine has once again hit dead intends to destroy. busy the bridge linking the russian main back to the crimea and peggy into the other one and came from keeps military and tell chief who has previously. and. ready his intention care, but he wants to retake the territory your wisdom and while you're from it doesn't have a breach. what's not there? there's no breach in her is that of war, but there is one in our water and i don't want that to be there. i think you agree, you've talked about more than the once. i completely agree with you. how's it going? when will it be gone? everyone is working on long reading strikes. and on this, all of this requires, let's say, a comprehensive solution. the work is u

i have jo stein here, the presidential candidate for the green party and tell me why you came to this particular approach. yes. yeah, so as, as you can hear, going on behind us, we hear testimonies from people who have been marching for actually almost 2 weeks . they have march, almost a 100 miles coming from milwaukee wisconscin to come to the d. n. c, to basically protest for redress of grievances and that's what we'll be doing just in the next few minutes. but what you hear people talking about is the desperate lack of housing. many of the people here are actually on house, on the desperate need for health care, on the poor quality of our schools, on the debt that people take on if you're going to go to college or even technical school so that they can have a secure job and you know, not to mention that the military is consuming half of our congressional budget costing your average american household now. 12000 dollars this year alone. so we have a government that bought and paid for by the biggest, you know, bankers, billionaires and, you know, fossil fuels, the war industry that

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stein and west combined could take thousands of votes to kamala. >> jonathan: donna?overb, birds of a feather flock together. the they're made for each other. i thought the big announcement was they were dropping jd vance for rfk jr., but it wasn't. i think bobby jr. was a factor at the spring. he was no longer a factor at the beginning of the summer. some people may be on the margin and look at bobby kennedy and say, i want the third option, but no. i think kamala harris has to continue to make her case to young voters and disaffected voters, and if she makes her case to them about the economy, improving their lives, she will win their votes. >> jonathan: she has to watch those other independent third party candidates. all right. that is all the time we have. they're giving me the wrap. we'll be right back. >> jonathan: that's all for us today. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight," and have a great day. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and run

jill stein has been won a number of times.ary clinton did a very good job of keeping some of them off the ballot. do we still feel like the overall effect of all the third party candidates, including rfk, jr., is slightly better for republicans? do you feel like it is a slightly better case for them to be interlaced than for democrats to be in the ballot? sara: yes. if you look at jill stein alone, i mean, green party candidacy in at least three of the seven target states and you poll 2%, 3%, in a close election, that matters. there is more of an open question to me about who robert kennedy polls from and i think there's evidence that he polls from both. it is also unclear where he will be on the ballot if more than one consequential state -- but in a close election, wisconsin or pennsylvania or michigan, if they go to trump, he probably is the president. that is where these things, on the margins, become very consequential. john: and then further batting performance of the debate, before that, not only was this a close race,

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we included cornel west and jill stein as well as the principles. his support in the august survey dipped to 6%. so he has lost some support. what has been interesting, in july we asked supporters, what would happen if it were just a trump versus harris? they split 46-46. in the most recent survey, we ask the same question. there's fewer of them, and it looks like what has happened is those predisposed to vote for harris and the democrats moved away from rfk, because the remaining supporters basically break, as you suggested earlier, about 3-2, 60/42 trump. if you look at the numbers now, we see this also replicated in swing states. we did michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania, and wisconsin last month, and the ratio was about the same. rfk supporters were 60/40, more favorable and more likely to support trump. so is not a lot of company did math. 6% if they break 2-1, 4% to trump, 2% to harris. it's about a 1-2-point movement in the margin. in the swing states that could be really critical. >> john: you point out also, daron, that 57% of rfk supporters

in joe stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us grow? yeah, exactly. i don't agree with all of that. the green party has on it's on it's a plate. but that said, i also don't think the green party, you know, would you to me when you have the chance at this stage in 2024 to be 50, into your auntie. but that said, i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties. so that way we can build those up over time and hopefully that they have a chance that's to democracy. having more candidates on the ballot for voters that you're not the big machines winnable parties to choose the ukraine submit it to the sizes activated. a defense units in the capital to a pallet tax by russia. he says they were engaged and on monday morning, witnesses have reported the hearing loss on the outskirts of keith. meanwhile, the russian strikers killed one person in a village and assuming region. now, where are you p

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we had ben stein as our keynote speaker. and unfortunately, i was not very good at fundraising. so only lasted a year the president fee. but i love the idea of getting together this. and so i started a four profit organization called freedom past instead of dfs and we've been going great guns ever since and. we have a couple of thousand people show up every year in vegas. when they shut us down in 2020, we the next year we went to a mount rushmore, rapid city and a great time there. we had a huge turnout and then we went back to vegas. and then last year in memphis. so we we now do other year in vegas and the rest of the time we go to other states. what do people get? this is kind of a renaissance gathering. so we talk philosophy, history, science and technology and not just politics. yes, we have rfk coming and we have the party and we have a president. we have presidential debate with all the third parties have shown up. the two major parties have not up. so that's kind of frustrating that they won't they're not willing to debate third party candidates. and i think rfk has a g

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stein was found in the forest with his hands tied and his stomach ripped open.year , paul enke, a scientist and intelligence officer from the gdr who helped georg stein and yulian semenov search for the amber room, died. he drank a cup of coffee and died. a year later , another associate of yulian semenov, boris umansky, who was supposed to be the main witness at the trial of the soviet mafia, died of a heart attack. in may 1990, in france was. semenov's deputy for the newspaper, top secret, aleksandr pleshkov, was sent. neither the guilty party nor the suspect were found. in november of the same year, a member of the editorial board, top secret, aleksandr men, was killed. i think that it is most likely that he really came up with some schemes for withdrawing huge state funds with the help of the special services, i do not know whether it was the kgb or it was gru. so that there were no projects to restore the yalta film studio and to create tourist zones in the crimea, it was in someone's way. in addition, my father knew how where the big money goes, not to res