who are partying after victories. >> a remarkable 40% of voters now identify themselves as tea partyand eight out of ten of them voted republican. >> feels bad. >> two years ago, barack obama was at 62% in the polls. "time" magazine declared the republican party all but extinct. and look at where we are now. the voters have not gotten what they asked for. >> the mistake was to think that the country speaks as one. that we're all one thing. what we really are is a mass of reactions. we're always reacting to the last thing that happened. so if the country goes left, you can be damn sure it's going to go right. if the country is looking good for rich people one day, the poor people will hate that and get angry. if we think we're past race, racism will come right back. our pendulum swings. in the long run, we make progress, but it can be pretty ugly to watch. >> what a week. the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. no one is happier to put this birth certificate to rest than the donald. obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. s

popley bits turkish national tea party with german national tea party with both living in germany working here we have a vital interest in stable in the state of turkey and the trickle down relations are the energy but the trick i'm sorry to interrupt is just that since you're bringing up the ties between turkey and germany that leads me to a follow up question for you because on monday german chancellor angela merkel said that they want to make sure that you know that the central bank in turkey has its independence she said nobody has an interest in economic disable ization in turkey and everything must be done to ensure an independent yes central bank so my question for you is would germany be in a position to help now in some way well i don't know we will give him a new on the it why it's that our stability our arising out of the ashes of world war two was largely due to not only our efforts and part and free trade and so forth but all in so that we've run by in our money terry policy by and in the pendent central bank and also the european central bank have insisted on that is indepen

time ago i mean you have to look at the result of the elections in two thousand and ten when the tea party rose up when you look at twenty fourteen where there was a big republican revolution where a lot of house seats were gained and the senate was retaken by the by the republicans rather and the twenty sixth do you know election result you know this party has nothing to offer i can't say that enough i mean what's their platform going to be we're going to increase your taxes and they think that the economy in american the working class americans are going to gravitate towards that this way that supposedly is coming is nonexistent in my opinion you know you know don you know one of the things i find really tragic what's going on the democratic party because they used to traditionally support the working class people and i think that was that was admirable ok i do like having a adversarial political system because you get the best out of it's renegotiation and debate and all of that that's one that's ok and i actually miss traditional liberals in it because they actually had a genuine conce

>> i see so many corollaries with the tea party. primarily because you see these insurgent candidates beating their establishment funded candidates that don't have much money, but getting the message out, generating a lot of enthusiasm and presenting a bold contrast to what is being offered in washington by running on specific issues while so many republicans like desantis are running on the president's coattails and not much else. >> there is a lot more to talk about, but meanwhile he has reportedly convinced president trump not to fire jeff sessions in the past, so who will hold this president in check now that white house counsel mcgann is leaving? and then saying good-bye to a war hero, senator, husband and father. family, friends and the public begin their emotional farewell to john mccain. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. that's it? everybody two seconds! "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through

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they know how things work and there was criticism even when the tea party burst on the scene. of the things. you are facing something similar i would argue in the democratic party. you are bringing on people like alexandria ocasio-cortez who doesn't know palestine is not a country. noel. >> the democrats are here. we were talking before the show a little bit one thing that the democratic party used to have on the republican party was the fact that they had unity no matter who won in a nasty primary they would unify and be collectively together as a group and the rnc or the republican or the g.o.p., we would be establishment and tea party back in the day. and now it looks like have you got the progressive liberal wing vs. the moderate establishment democrat so to speak. i think they are trying to find their way. they couldn't even agree on getting a chairman. they had to have ellis and perez. >> harris: it's interesting to follow up on the tea party they folded. in you found your way with it but it took a little bit of time. >> we will see. maybe democrats will as well. maybe be

movement and the tea party congress. it does not know political history, congressional history, rules and procedures. know,y would rather, you transfer their obligation to someone else and not function. host: any response? at think there is a winner a lot of members of congress, especially members elected in this century, have never really seen the institution function. they have not been able to see significant pieces of legislation move through the , the way that large legislation did have for most of the 20th century, so their sense of the pattern of legislation has certainly changed. i do think that means that a sense of what is normal, but since of how congress is supposed to work, is offkilter. it is a problem that affects both parties, but there are younger members, so it is something we have seen more in the republicans that have control of both houses. host: thomas in pennsylvania, a republican. hi, tom. aller: republican senators over a lot -- these shooting of steve scully some of the -- the shooting of steve

tea party tribe or has since left the a.f.p. and has warned about the party's policies. the a.f. . do you or do you see the party as a second target. i mean sick it has a sect like structure in what way. they put up a united front and everyone has to stick together it's us against the world against everyone else the media and other political parties there's the f.t.'s and then there's the rest of society they want to set themselves apart and create their own society and that's a strong second leg principle. was that why you join the party it's us against the rest of the world. can know exactly. it was this notion of sticking together and working together towards one primary goal. it was an exciting feeling at first made me feel like i was in good hands. it was like a feel good. you could be attacked from all sides but it didn't matter because the party sticks together like a family. i thought that was really attractive and that's what i'm from when i'm stuck in five. that's what i'm personally what was the big issue for you at the beginning to me a meeting so i mean i like the idea

i did on you with the tea party candidate. just pick up your dirty socks and in other news d.c. is under siege by once a premises for a unite the right rally and yet think they're trying to protest their twenty three and me results. in other news the most liberal city in america is having a midlife crisis the new york city school system is the most segregated in the country and the city is under fire for hiding a study that the bunks a plan to desegregate elite high schools new york city would really do anything to avoid real integration the chancellor even suggested that students of different socio economic backgrounds become pen pals. and. it was a loan dance the chicken nuggets was. again in. this program already exists in chicago and even though every credible study shows that real desegregation leaves to academic success these studies fail to account for the fact that new york city has a lot of rich and angry parents that's all for now but if you're in the d.c. area this weekend nazis are planning a friendly day in the park so consider this your official invitation to my nu

and here we see madeline having a tea party on the train with the characters, as they try to come toather have a nice time, to remember the childish things he'd put away when he was so very young. it's that kind of lesson. we get that in disney movies, in films like elf, where the father has to remember what it was like to be young. but we want this to be as good as paddington, that's the trouble, which is brilliant. yes, there's a sort of influx of furriness going on on the streets of london right now. this isn't paddington. a lot of nods to paddington, and even a part for some of the people who were in paddington — some voices cast, the voice of peter capaldi as rabbit here. it's very strange. i actually thought it was rather sweet, and it kind of worked, but it is a very odd concoction, and i also have no idea whom it's for, because it isn't really for kids — it is for grown—up kids who can't put away childish things, which actually strikes me very much as disney's core audience right now because they are the ones doing superheroes and star wars. it's for that age group as well, t

and here we see madeline having a tea party on the train with the characters, as they try to come to have a nice time, to remember the childish things he'd put away when he was so very young. it's that kind of lesson. we get that in disney movies in films like elf, where the father has to remember what it was like to be young. but we want this to be as good as paddington, that's the trouble, which is brilliant. yes, there's a sort of influx of furriness going on on the streets of london right now. this isn't paddington. there's a lot of nods to paddington, and even a part for some of the people who were in paddington — some voices cast, the voice of peter capaldi as rabbit here. it's very strange. i actually thought it was rather sweet, and it kind of worked, but it is a very odd concoction, and i also have no idea whom it's for, because it isn't really for kids — it is for grown—up kids who can't put away childish things, which actually strikes me very much as disney's core audience right now because they are the ones doing superheroes and star wars. it's for that age group as well,

. >> the tea party we are going and things that make up the outside land representation of the bay area that we should do something with cannabis as well. >> there will be no marijuana sales here. while it is legal to smoke recreational pot it is not legal to smoke anything in golden gate park. keep in mind the fog often rolls in in the afternoon and evening and helps clear out any smoke. a sweater is needed more than a breeding mask. today in the bay. >>> as you're going to outside lands this weekendweb site far . we have everything you need to know including the new restrictions that is all at nbc bay area.com. >>> union city police chief will appear at a stockton courtroom. they say the chief's estranged son was captured beating and robbing an elderly man. that victim was a man. he is 18 and is the second suspect in this case. both facing several charges. but those charges are not considered hate crimes. he has rebuked and apologized for his son's alleged actions. anchts crime spree is now over. police arrested adults and teenagers, four of them accused of stealing cars and snatching

movement taking to the streets the second day now and they're also teaming up with the far right if tea party planning some further protests are going to take place on saturday and certainly these incidents are playing into the hands of the far right basically their argument has always been that because of the open door policy off the german government because of the refuse the well coming refugee policy there since two thousand and fifteen that because of that germany has become a more unsafe place and that this is what we are witnessing right now is an allegation of course that cannot be proved totally. certainly the problem is that we witness the mob justice fraud and it is an allegation that we have been seeing for years we've seen the far right growing in the country recently why is that tell us just briefly well interesting lee eastern germany has less migrants than the west but this is exactly where these far right movements peta and the a of the strongest no there are certain takes to look at this one is historically that for instance eastern germany had less migrants than western ger

a jung approved the settlement between irs and hundreds of tea party groups in which the irs reportedto pay out 3 and a half million bucks, guess what, the lawyers got half of that, joining us rover norquist. is this a satisfying conclusion to the whole mess? >> obviously not. shortly after the obama administration came into power they did massive trillion dollar stimulus spending and then they said we will take over health care, obamacare and massive taxes on energy an demonstrations in the streets in april, maybe a million people demonstrated in about a thousand rallies across the country. in the next 3 years one of the hundreds of groups, tea party groups that we like to incorporate so that we can get a bank account and have an organization here, one got the irs approval to incorporate nonprofit status, this was an effort not by the russians to spend $100,000 on facebook, but by the united states government, the irs to smother and it was huge and affected all elections since then. ashley: a lot of galling factors that the irs admits no wrongdoing, off of the settlement money 50% go

. >> he picked sarah palin, who brought the tea party and donald trump. >> history is funny, in many respects. >> john mccain was the hair to the great states people of the republican party. i haven't often found in history, i agree they were. i will say for senator mccain was a patriot that believed in america. i think donald trump was an heir to sarah palin in terms of the acrimony, you against them politics she brought into politics in 2008 and that he kind of brought to another level now or to a lower level, depending on your opinion. >> he never said a bad word about subpoena. nor questioned the decision. even though she launched the tea party, which brought in president trump and they are not friends, he never said a bad word against sarah palin. they spent a lot of time together. it was a controversial course at the time. >> do you think that if john mccain had become president in 2008, this country would have never seen donald trump and how would it have changed? >> no question. the republican party would have gone on a different trajectory. if romney would have been president

one of the great leaders of the great tea party movement, 2010. democrats are swept out of house of representatives. soon thereafter, democrats are swept out of the senate. you figure, okay, now is the time to really get control over spending the size of government and so forth, and you see that's not happening. and you decide to move into another area. tell us about convention of states. what is article 5 of the constitution all about and why is it so important that our viewers know about this? >> well, you know, from all that activism, from the big switch in 2010 especially and realizing that nothing changed, i realized we were attacking the wrong problem. attacking a personnel issue. wrong people in congress. if you could just put the right people, in the right stuff would happen. time has shown us, that's not the case. things haven't changed we had this $1.3 trillion supplemental budget, whatever you want to call it, it's not fiscally responsible. there had to be another problem. if you dig, in we created a structural problem. not a personnel

original copy of the emancipation proclamation, which i'm pretty sure is just there in case the tea party is like, we don't think you're free. look at the warm. >> politicians are so loathsome, but we're stuck with them. we can't prosecute all of them, so, let's at least mock them. >> i believe if you can't say something nice about somebody, you must be talking about hillary clinton. >> donald trump, oh, my god. donald trump is like the nagging cough that's turned into full blown aids, you know what i'm saying? >> i think every political comedian feels their role is different. it's very clear now that we have political comedians who are actually acting as advocates and also really feel like it's important to speak truth to power. >> i ended up doing political comedy because when i'm angry, i'm funny. that just seems to be the deal. and politicians make me really angry. democrats and republicans believe that what they tell you about the fact is actually the fact itself and it isn't a [ bleep ] fact. >> we don't have anything to lose. we don't have to worry that the white house isn't going

the tea party was response to the republican establishment. wouldn't underestimate some of these candidates. i remember going back in 2010. i was at the and rcc. the left dismissed the tea party. didn't think that they were going to be dangerous. guess what happen. republicans picked up 63 seats in the house and six seats in the senate. i would say there's a lot of momentum, a lot of energy on the left. for they write, do not underestimate these people. >> brian: turnout was great for the republicans and democrats committed virtually doubled this season. the energy there for both. i saw the ron desantis interview. look like he was using a phrase unfortunate. i don't think he was saying more than howard cosell was in the '80s. >> juan: howard cosell got in trouble. >> brian: does anyone think howard cosell was a racist? >> juan: he got suspended. >> brian: he apologize. if i am ron desantis i would say sorry it was misconstrued but i was trying to say we should be seriously get down to brass tacks and i'm so different than this guy. it's not a

tea party folks, they would've been with us in the cow palace. >> [ chanting ] >> gold: the businessublican party now, i'll just say it flat-out,er as a goldwepublican -- they're political nihilists. >> [ chanting ] >> gold: goldwater didn't say we shouldn't have any government. goldwater didn't say every part of government should be rejected. goldwater believed in states' rights with a little "s" and a little "r." he wasn't talking is talk you hear now of practically john c. calhn secessionist talk. on the democratic side reallycy the civil rights act of 1964.whh lyndon johnson did was say, "that's the first flag we're anting. there are a lot of more flags coming. and we are going to be the party that will end, end discrimination, whether it's in the voting booth, in public accommodations, in the workplace, in housing. and we're going to be the party that uses government to help the most vnerable people in our society, and tries to use it to give them a hand up, not just a hand-out." >> four great bills inl cights, 60 bills in education, medicare and dicaid... arts and the humanitie

going to be very boring going to be very boring or to get a business i guess you're part of the tea partythat's good. that's good one more thing that could be useful for you you don't sulk or we have referees right and they have carts. you know. and. yellowcard is a woman. and when you want to call someone. for this that's true that's true. that's very good this could be useful i don't know i like good for you that. oh he's saying you're saying vote me false but as he prepares for his first competitive football match he admits he's finding a hard to stop bolt is trying to secure a contract at the australian side central coast mariners and his expenses play fifteen to twenty minutes in a preseason game on friday but it's been training hard but says some of the new skills have taken some getting used to. it's a stop in gold so he don't mean it to be done because i'm not used to because she's all about down up and down on the back of four ducting decibels charge and i definitely would be there is not that is a charity game anymore this is how you had it on my first two and now organizers at

i have been very involved in this since the tea party, you know, the tea party election in 2010. so i think we have a very good idea of how to make these films and get people out. >> how can you blame republicans in washington for what happened in alabama? >> he came out on sunday morning on national tv and said i'm not voting for roy moore. mcconnell was the guy -- it is the republican establishment that dumped all this stuff to the washington post that turned against him when their candidate got smoked in the primary. so it was the republican establishment that said from day one, we're not only going to support roy moore, they were meeting to unseat roy moore and unseat him if he won. that was the republican establishment turning against him. >> how much money does your group have? >> we've raised, you know, quite a bit of money. we made a pretty impressive film. i have a 25 person staff. we run a war room every day. we do talking points. >> $5 million? >> over $5 million, yes. >> over $10 million. >> i don't want to put a specific number on it. >> is it fair to say between $5

>> 2010 is also the beginning of the tea party -- actually not the beginning but it's when the tea partyzenith and the house of representatives was taken back by the republicans and nearly took the united states senate as well. we can go to any particular year and actually, i would actually argue the fact very serious phenomenon was the fact that republicans had more power in 2010 and come 2011, they were more of a check on obama manifesting ultimately his far left agenda. and i do believe that that had an impact probably positive impact on an economy that could have been much worse than it was during those last few years of the obama years. >> trish: let me get back to the issue at hand here. robin, why is it that a black american cannot come out and say without getting ridiculed. without getting tarred and feathered so to speak by other members of the left? why can't an african-american say i support this president? i like his policies? how come? >> >> nothing is stopping him from doing that this is kanye being kanye. i'm glad he is being his authentic self. i'm glad he is very happy f

on the scenee is theng chapter, in a way, of the transformation of the republican party into the tea partyement. the idea that what we are going to reward are people who want to blow up the system, who are bomb throwers, who are firebrands, who appeal topp anger, whol to grievance. >> i'm not going to washington to seetheir good opinion. i'm going to washington to serve the people of this great country. s >> narrahe electrified the crowds with her own brand of "prairie populism"-- attacks on the washington establishment and those she labeled "the elites." >> i've learned quickly these last few days that if you're noe er in good standing of the washington elite, then some in the media consider a candidate unqualified for that reason alone, but. (audience booing) but... >> she didn't talk like politicians. e wasn't careful with he words. she didn't make a lot of sense sometimes. >> i love those hockey moms. you know, they say the mofference between a hocke and a pit bull? lipstick. (laughter, cheering) >> sarah palin was whatever she needed to be to get attention and applause and money. she

are prone to these right wing propaganda and we are now having these this part of the right wing a tea party in parliament for the first time since the end of the second world war and a lot of people feel like they're overwhelmed by the migration situation ok all of a federico many thanks to both of you. we're going to stay with the problem of right wing extremism in eastern germany and take you now to what's known as the neo nazi village that's because the village of yamato has been almost entirely taken over by far right sympathizers in recent years there is a notable exception though the no my is every year in all this courageous couple takes a stand against extremism i staging a music festival promoting tolerance. reports. village of yama has eleven houses with roughly sixty residents it looks a delight but this is anything but a knowledge ermine village. get it off list once a year yama residents to get low my and her husband organize a festival in their backyard. it's not your average summer gathering actually it's a protest twelve years ago when they started it as wanted to take a sta

did on you with the tea party candidate. just pick up your dirty south and in other news d.c. is under siege by white supremacists for a unite the right rally i'm just saying they're trying to protest their twenty three and me results. in other news the most liberal city in america is having a midlife crisis the new york city school system is the most segregated in the country and the city is under fire for hiding a study that deep bunks a plan to desegregation elite high schools new york city would really do anything to avoid real integration the chancellor even suggested that students of different socio economic backgrounds become pen pals. and. it was a long dance the chicken nuggets was soggy. pants again. this program already exists in chicago and even though every credible study shows that real desegregation leaves to academic success these studies fail to account for the fact that new york city has a lot of rich and angry parents that's all for now but if you're in the d.c. area this weekend nazis are planning a friendly day in the park so consider this your official in

a rest are as a president he sparty is insisting that he will be the candidate of to be tea party probably opted to day. he's come to this he will be questioned in the courts from what i know in to this moment too well of all the parties are questioning. if this seat. and the. electoral. it says a lot. are you start all right with apologies for that we're having some problems with skype to ask a very there in south padre let's move on shall be plenty more ahead on the news hour including anger among former u.s. intelligence employees after donald trump provokes the security clearance of the x. cia chief plus. thousands in nicaragua take to the streets with a message for embattled president down you know tiger. and in sports a bit of extra effort seems athletic and beating real madrid in the way for a super cup that's old for the come a bit later. now u.s. president donald trump has revoked the security clearance of former cia director john brennan the man who's been a haas critic of his presidency well now the white house has indicated other critics may soon face similar action committee h

tea party under surveillance. well i'm joined tonight here at the big table by carson million's he is the vice chairman here in berlin of the association of german criminal investigation officers and hughes it's good to have you on the show considering this is that the police in the far right may be cooperating in ten minutes what should be happening right now inside the police departments not only in him it's but everywhere i mean what needs to be happening well first of all we have to establish positive democratic democratic spirit within all the departments that can happen at the police school but also the older detectives the veterans have to be the idols for the young the ones and it is their is their deficit or a lack of that right now. that is hard to say. we heard last night on the program we spoke with a professor in dresden who said that the police particularly in eastern germany often identify more with people from the far right than they do from the left because they're told that they're hated by the l

the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party i mean the republicans had the tea party wing and but but it does make your candidate an electable in certain places now if they had the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in these places they may have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for a lot of this talk about. you know free college education for everybody medicare for all because these are very expensive programs and nobody is figured out in the democratic party or anywhere else how to pay for these but of course you know the republicans have done this with their tax cuts that's what they do to get a lack of good ok i mean well and i mean anything in fact let me jump in instead of the increase and i have to get in and we have to go to a hard break after a short break we'll continue our discussion of the democratic socialism state with our. typically. in the. signal that you. were talking to. them that i love you. but that a lot of the time i ask but i'm going to see him as our what a lot of us are the money i

the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party i mean the republicans had the tea party wing and but but it does make your candidate an electable in certain places now if they had the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in these places they may have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for a lot of this talk about. you know free college education for everybody medicare for all because these are very expensive programs and nobody is figured out in the democratic party or anywhere else how to pay for these but of course you know the republicans have done this with their tax cuts that's what they do to get a lack of good ok i mean well and i mean anything in fact let me jump in stead of the increase and i have to we have to go to a hard break after a short break we'll continue our discussion of the democratic socialism state with our team. textiles or financial survival. when customers go buy your display. in elf well reduce the flour. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy.

davidson: when i checked out in 2005, i missed the tea party movement. i missed a lot of that. i checked out of that. it is not that i'd didn't pay attention to the news, i was no longer engaged at a significant level in any way in politics. acted in on my family, my church, try to grow my companies. when i tried -- when i first got chairman offormer our regional manufacturing association. knew enough to know that local and state chambers of commerce, they have policy positions. but they don't really get involved in political races. i didn't have a clue. i didn't have a clue the u.s. chambers of commerce gets involved in political races. the club for growth got involved. i said, i want to go meet with them. i had no idea what to expect. i walked in, they had frederick asked yak -- frederick bastien coasters. i'm a big fan, this is good. host: for those of you who do not know come you go through a unusual interview. they don't ask you the basic questions. they try to get to your philosophy. rep. davidson: a did an amazing amount of research. they go in and you -- and they were l

has to be on the top agenda of the government in six any meaning that we have to finance pro if tea party says the stabbing in candidates and the anger that followed highlight the failures of the country's current approach to migration is over this is a nationwide story that happened in cabinets but as one can see certain emotions everywhere in germany and on both sides it is evident that the political class has failed here. for now candidates and the state of saxony remain on edge further protest organized by right wing groups are planned for later in the week. high commissioner for human rights. has also condemned the violence. forgive me for being tough on this. i think it's fundamentally important that public officials throughout europe denounce all of this. we find ourselves in the un that we are one of the few public voices that are doing this and we don't think it's enough to speak up that point with a double is chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome melinda what has been the reaction of german politicians to this last few days events. it's hard to give any kind of bla

it had the tea party revolt we had the we had the occupy we had occupy and we're going to go to a short break but i want to talk about alexander alexandria ocasio quite a ten is when we come back gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the trials and tribulations of the left stay with us. but i am finally going to come home and also if they can get up let me now hons about it on the album keep the point about. funding if he would be would it be that easy to find and found that out and me. plus is that going to see much of the city people who move to. the dot that might have been my little bit of a wonder come about i got a bit odd shut out of my good job out of much of the woodwork to mop up to get a job but it. exists in london as the floods lose. some boarders of the. city. to see. if anybody will bow to. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. want to be rich. to go on to be pros that's what before three in the morning can't be

editor macculloch of not speaking with alexander galban the code leader of germany's far right if tea party are hears about the other stories now that are making headlines around the world un secretary general antonio but terrorises warned of a potential humanitarian disaster in northwest syria that's as the government prepares a major offensive to retake it looked province it's the last rebel stronghold in syria and home to nearly three million people the u.n. is calling for a humanitarian corridor to allow civilians to leave a second day of memorial tribute has been held for the late u.s. senator john mccain who died last saturday mccain's casket was transported from the arizona state capitol to a phoenix church for a public memorial service from there his coffin was flown for a final time to washington d.c. . three people have been killed during the looting of foreign owned shops in the south african township of so whether the violence is reportedly sparked by accusations that foreign nationals were selling fake and expired goods south africa has seen recurrent speaks of xeno phobic atta

going to be a very boring going to be very boring door to get to business i guess you're part of the tea party that's good. that's one more thing that could be useful for you you don't sulk or we refreeze right and they have come to you know. and. yellow card is a woman. and when you want to call someone. i think. that's true. i think that's very good this could be useful i don't know i like good for you. ok and that's all your support for now is if i say you're very much for that now tens of thousands of people are taking part in spain's annual tomato festival all in the n.c.s. it is done the most for this food fight because bevan a stroke ripe tomatoes at each other the festival has been held every year since nine hundred forty five. a finding does bolus and the venice film festival gets underway on wednesday and in recent years it's premiered many of the movies that have gone on to big went at the oscars but just who won this year's top on the golden lion is anyone's guess as the baba reports from venice. as they get ready for the seventy fifth venice film festival there's already plenty of

to the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party and the republicans had the tea party wing but but it does make your candidate unelectable in certain places now if they the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in in these places they have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for a lot of this talk about. you know free college education for everybody medicare for all because these are very expensive programs and nobody is figured out in the democratic party or anywhere else how to pay for these but of course you know the republicans have done this with their tax cuts that's what they do to get a lack of ok meanwhile and everybody.

to the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party and the republicans had the tea party wing but but it does make your candidate unelectable in certain places now if they the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in in these places they have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the part.