because the company has lied and f.d.a. has dropped the ball because the company has lied what is this trend that we're seeing in about thirty seconds or so what your take on this thing on this trend. big pharma is going to continue to do this because of the monetary advantages for as long as they can we can go back to vioxx and in the clinical trials of vioxx they knew there was an increased risk of cardiovascular disease they hid from the f.d.a. and so it came out in the public as more and more people took these drugs it's exactly what we're seeing with a camera right now the reports to the f.d.a. itself is showing a markedly increased risk yeah and it seems to be what we have to live with i tell everybody unless a drug has been on the market for more than ten years why would you take a risk with a drug john thanks for joining me coming up dupont is saying forty two billion dollars to restore a virginia river police and by mercury from the plant that is home that's next. q. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainst

does the f.d.a. encounter adverse events with o.t.c. medicines? dr. woodcock: i would say fairly frequently. to rise to a serious level, maybe once every several years. mr. butterfield: frequently or infrequently? dr. woodcock: fairly frequently. given what they are and the exposure of the population to them but once perhaps every two years we're facing an issue that we would like to get out rapidly to the public to notify them and our hands are really tied and we have to use this guidance process. mr. butterfield: all right. two other examples you highlighted in your written testimony related to pediatric issues with certain medicines. would you say that a dispr portionate number of safety concerns with o.t.c. medicines are related to pediatrics? dr. woodcock: i would say in the last decade that is true, a decade or so, and the reason is starting in the late 1990's i think everyone became aware that you should study children and not just treat them as tiny adults and just scale down the medicines. an

ok now the f.d.a. knows that they weren't told the truth what does the f.d.a. do now to correct the problem isn't it kind of publication campaign or they get into television are they trying to correct this big lie that's out there what's happening. well there's not much happening the f.d.a. has required the manufacturer to conduct post marketing approval studies meaning phase four studies but that something that many times is not done and can take many years to conduct and in the meantime there is not been a safety alert sent out to physicians they're not being told to evaluate the patients for any of the signs or symptoms of these cardiovascular events that we're seeing with the other drugs so the f.d.a. once again is falling down on the job. well i mean that you bring up the point there are things that can be done once a product is put on the market you can then say ok well we have to do some things now to correct our screw up to begin with when this is another major mess up by the f.d.a. where they're not doing their job there's no other way to put it they co

the f.d.a.'s attempt to redefine these key terms would be especially detrimental to compounding pharmacies. compounding pharmacies are desperately needed to combine or mix medicines to meet the unique needs of particular patients. in the food, drug and cosmetics act, the f.d.a. has given limit -- is given limited regulatory authority over how much a pharmacy is allowed to ship across state lines. more specifically, over how much a pharmacy can distribute across state lines. but since the f.d.a. is now attempting to redefine the word dispense, the agency is attempting to gain more control over these pharmacies and now limiting the amount of medicine that can go directly toward patients. with the f.d.a. redefining the word dispensing, the agency is now also limiting how much a state can dispense across state lines, creating an unnecessary patient access problem. especially for patients served by pharmacies near state lines. this amendment is necessary to convey to the f.d.a. that they do not have t

well sarah i think the f.d.a. itself is very clear about the fact that a lot of their voters were in fact casting their ballots in a form of protest there was also a poll from the public broadcaster a.r.d. on that and it said that a sixty percent of the people who voted for the f.t. did so out of protest that's a very clear sign that being said sarah you also have to say that chancellor merkel she's been criticized for moving her party to the left over the last twelve years in office and that the f.t. also read represented simply a conservative party something that some voters here say has been lacking over the last twelve years that they have more right wing on the spectrum views and they feel like no party in the mainstream has represented their interests and they if he is the first party to do so in many years so i mean i want to talk a little bit about the role of economics here because we know that germany just generally speaking that part of of the country since the wall has fallen the economy there has has n

also i think the f.d.a. itself is very well aware that there profited from the protest vote there are a lot of people as i said earlier who are extremely frustrated and the leading candidate here in the state life in the column yesterday said very clearly after the vote people are desperate to see change so that definitely plays a role in why people have voted for the a.f.d. but the other thing you have to remember sarah is that one of the criticisms of chance on america is that over her last twelve years in office she moved her party significantly to the left so there are a good deal of voters here in this region especially who have voted for the f.t. because they're looking for a conservative platform one that they feel like they no longer find in angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. because it's moved too far to the left so based on the scandal with the latest from sherry in a hotbed of a after a support we thank you very much for your reporting on the rise of this party. so we have heard what the party is

whole the major parties with scathing about the f.d.a. in the run up to the election. and in india it is wise to recognize that a party like the av d. is not only a challenge for the christian democratic union but a challenge for all of us in this parliament but it is about preventing a party of agitators from entering parliament on sunday if the f.d.a. is elected into the the stock market and the grave diggers of democracy to parliament for the first time since one thousand nine hundred forty five i am telling these people here in but you are enemies here and you can see i want to live in a country use the opportunities provided by the democratic system and then disappointed by something vote for politicians who will destroy democracy is from example from a political point of view he is the anti liberal and takes civic policy. and is not only top german politicians who see the a.f.d. party as a threat a lot of media outlets do too many so they might be better not to voters haul them to vote for a.f.p. and claim the party could actually pose a threat to democracy in ge

arriving in parliament of the worst chapters in german history he called for the f.d.a. to be banned and it's understandable that when you've had the politicians saying things like that the holocaust memorial in the center of berlin is a monument of shame some young it upon i'm interested has thank you very much for that to the us dan president trump is under pressure to do more to help puerto rico which has been paralyzed by hurricane maria the caribbean island is a u.s. territory and its people are u.s. citizens trump has responded by saying he's considering waving a little known federal that bribe its foreign flag ship through shocking goods between u.s. ports meanwhile puerto ricans are doing their best to get by with no power and no clean water this is kind of on us one week after hurricane maria and the efforts to clean up the rebuilding tentative most people here still just trying to survive federal emergency teams are going from house to house trying to assess people's needs but the scale of the task is huge mud and sewage block the streets the power grid is almos

meanwhile the f.d.a. is they getting started here in berlin their meeting today what do their voters expect of them now what they told me again and again is that they want to steer up the political scene a little bit they hope that they have to really put some pressure on american c.d.u. to go back to these conservative well use and that they also hope that their vote for the f.d.a. would show some protest for what has happened in the last couple of years particularly in terms of the refugee policy but also with this shift that they experience towards rather left turn it if policy as they put it they want a conservative course from the a if d. and they also want pressure on the other parties to get a more conservative germany idea of use five hundred mark reporting up from an f.t. stronghold there right outside of dresden thank you. you're watching news the still to come on the program insolvent carrier air berlin announces negotiations with time sunday with the goal of selling off its parts of business me

some sort of the culmination of a dystopian hollywood blockbuster only this real and the game that the f.d.a. has made. huge they will be entering college all the time and the people here are very unhappy about it now they've been chanting slogans they've been pulling a season or to not see they've also been talking about a.n.c. yeah sounds good but you're not wanted here which point reflects the fact actually that the f.t. isn't that in budget support bases very much in the east of germany that's right did well in today's election and also some can do it at. the faces of the protest they also so young from paths to the average age have been a surprise or in half the politician that we were seeing are just as in the party because these are students and lot of young people and really reflective of the divide in the support base pull everybody else and the asti one of the all the slogans that they've been challenging as well is no humans are illegal so that obesity referencing the estes and seek immigrant stars and you're happy with it they don't agree with it they say it about big l g b t fla

of virus software shipley joins me to talk about this growing threat to the f.d.a. recently alerted people to a voluntary recall four hundred sixty five thousand pacemakers after they discovered hackers could reprogram those devices that obviously could put patients' lives at risk the department of homeland security discovered vulnerability and smart syringes that are used to administer not only medications but also in a seizure why are we hearing about these situations right now well it's just come to revelation because of the recall this is not something that hasn't been a you know on the plate for some time we've known for several years that this is a problem and it's just because the recall that people are becoming more aware of what's happening with this and it's becoming evident that there's a much larger problem than we ever thought there was and there's a lot of money on the line when we're talking about situations like this pacemaker sales for example expected to reach more than twelve billion dollars by two thousand and twenty one when you talk about the in

s left party and the f.d.a. have more in common than you might think and. i head for the north district hardly anyone here gave their vote to the far right. a good friend of mine from university lives here cast and crew and grew up in the former communist east germany and has spent most of her life interested she says the a.f.p. has been able to tap into anti democratic sentiments that have deep roots in eastern germany. but really just get a new card it causes a little naturally this being a strong nationalistic shift especially in rural areas to the point where a far right ideology has been making a comeback is why do i believe it still existed under the radar in communist east germany. it was swept under the carpet and never dealt with because it was glossed over by ideology. to the outside world people presented themselves a socialist anti fascist dandy racist and so on but in people's heads for some people back then they never really made that mental switch. they just suppressed what was bubbling underneath the surface and then you now it's coming back

they were patients treating with competed drugs in other words out and now they have not lied to the f.d.a. and medical doctors about it cameras dangers the failure of that time or the carry a proper warning is lead doctors to overly prescribe this medication to individuals who are susceptible to heart and lung injuries and lead doctors the failed to monitor these patients more closely for potential harm drug makers roche and genentech the manufacturers of a camera are now facing thousands of lawsuits plaintiff's attorneys claims that roche and genentech failed to properly test that camera before placing it on the market they failed to warn doctors and patients that the medication was just as likely to cause serious injuries as competing drugs they concealed evidence of the dangers of the drug from the government in the public and the drug makers misrepresented the safety of the medication and its marketing material and publication pretty much a grand slam of fraud that patients have a right to be able to make informed choices about what medications they take but when you have a drug compa

and just this week the f.d.a. designated m.d.m.a. as a breakthrough therapy for post-traumatic stress. was the big deal and that i could help a lot of people who are having very difficult lives and it also means i can stop with the trump shaped ecstasy pills that i've been taking. that i've been taking rectally of course. because you know you've got to show who's boss you're really worth. well the fact that the at the f.d.a. is listening to science that you know that's got to be driving trump crazy in unrelated news as new head of the f.d.a. trump has nominated this half eaten can of tuna fish. like we're moving up from scott pro if that's a step up. yet while trump clearly doesn't give a crap about any of the regulatory agencies that are supposed to protect americans from corporate abuse he does give a crap about where he gives a crap in fact the secret service recently spent seventy one hundred dollars all luxury porta potties for the president for a single trip. seriously dude reported jones while people are living in the houston c

smaller numbers from the left the greens and the f.d.a. conservatives or really bleeding support to the f d a. we can also have a look at how germany breaks down geographically this graphic shows really nicely that the eastern part of germany historically the poorer part has a lot more support almost twice the support here for the a.f.p. you can see that in blue twenty one point two percent versus ten point seven percent in the west and again if we look at a heap map showing the a.f.d. support in the country we can see quite clearly that there will have much more support here in the east than they do either in the west or in the south the former eastern part of germany specifically this area is a stronghold for the a d. in the votes that came from that region are going to help put them in to parliament this time now earlier we caught up with one of the candidates alice vital she told us about what the party plans to do once they get to parliament take a listen. well one of the mandates of the parliament is scrutiny of the government or the

showing in the election thirteen percent the f.d.a. got petry said that she wasn't going to join her party in parliament now she's saying she's resigned how is this all going to change things for the f.t. . well i'm not sure how it will change things for the a f d but it may well change things all but change our opinions from the outside looking in as to what's been going on inside the f.d.a. but we're going to have to wait for petrie to tell us that this whole thing started on monday morning hours after the. election results came through and it was a a win really for alternative for germany thirteen percent gets them into the bundestag for the first time it also gives them quite a hefty presence in the bundestag for a party entering for its first time they superseded many of the the older more established parties now monday morning from a petri comes out and says i won't be sitting with the other members of the f.d.a. who are going to be entering the bundestag so she was going to set a self up as an independent now and this was already

yet despite all this the f.d.a. this populist right wing party is so successful can you try to explain this to our international viewers. i don't want to explain this because i will never work with the f.t. but i just want to say that there are indeed people in germany who have problems this does not justify certain political attitudes or exclusion but we must also work very hard to ensure that we have equal living conditions. we have rural areas where internet access is slow to arrive in which there is a shortage of doctors. we have people who have worked for many years and still have a very small pension. and that is why even though our country ranks highly by international standards here too many people have to struggle to make ends meet. so and within or with by modeling the gun owner of write another question about the f.t. according to polls some of those has who up to now have voted for the c.d.u. or c.s.u. are migrating to the f.d.a. do you have an idea on how to win these voters behind. curtain. business and

oh and they are the f.d.a. is getting the party started here they are making that clear we've seen a lot of happy happy faces of members of the f.d.a. they are celebrating this result as a success for two reasons not only that their own numbers are so high but they also celebrating the fact that they think that they attribute it to themself that they have fractured the german political landscape that the numbers of the conservatives are so low they are attributing that to their strong anti-american campaign and a strong campaign against anglo-american refugee policy just a few seconds ago when the results were and now and the members were chanting a s d a d and the leading candidate alexandre gollum's took the stage here he said slogans like we are taking germany back now if he was saying that they will pose a very tough opposition no matter what the government will look like they are planning on being an incredibly tough opposition they made that clear and he also said that they will fight on so it's going to b

the liberal rule of law party with the european spirit is the clearest opponent of the f.d.a. . the greens traditionally cater to well educated other nights that the other likely candidate for the governing coalition we are to party and the election results proves me right that is fighting against climate change so we've got a clear policy for de carbon ization i cannot enter a coalition second we're pro european that means no anti european policy we have the green party that's impossible for us and the first point is just society so this is the framework and if we see moving towards our direction we are ready to take over responsibility. the question of the hour is what will work for all of the possible coalition partners the business focused f.t.p. is likely to struggle to find common ground with the greens pro environmental platform german chancellor angela merkel would have an easier time with one partner like the far right alternative for germany but that's and they've merkel and every other german party has ruled out. let's bring in chris brogan union here from berlin is fo

man and shot couldn't care less about the f.d.a. is internal squabbles he wants voters in his constituency to regain their faith in democracy he's doing that by initiating an anti litter campaign people should get the feeling here that politicians care about them. what do you think of the election result. the we'll see what happens. do you have any hopes hope springs eternal though. there's not much more. can do other than hope the s.p.d. is fortunes improve what is clear after the vote is that nothing in essen is as it used to be. many people here in germany are worried that some prominent a.f.p. members have spoken negatively about germany's efforts to come to terms with its nazi past some even going so far as calling the holocaust quote ridiculous ninety year old horse from berlin is a german jew who experienced the nazi terror and survived he's deeply shocked by the election's outcome yet i still am the thirteen percent. vs the ad in c. you will hunt them. we will hunt mrs merkel or whoever and we will take our country and our pe

and in india it is wise to recognise that a party like the f.d.a. is not only a challenge for the christian democratic union but a challenge for all of us in this parliament and it is about preventing a party of agitators from entering parliament on sunday if the f.d.a. is elected into the fund to stock market in the grave diggers of democracy and to parliament for the first time since one thousand nine hundred forty five i am telling these people here in but you are our enemies and you can't say i want to live in the country use the opportunities provided by the democratic system and then disappointed by something vote for politicians who will destroy democracy is fine example from a political point of view he is the anti liberal and take civic party or i was going to talk german politicians who see the a.f.d. party as a threat a lot of media outlets do too many study it might be better not to vote at all than to vote for the a.f.p. . and claim the party could actually pose a threat to democracy in germany. an update now for us two hundred thirty ni

medical device safety act would give them their day in court. >> we just got a statement saying the f.d.a. represents the gold standard for safe and medical technologies and replacing the experts opinion of the trained professionals of the f.d.a. two dedicated career to patient safety. with delayed opinion of a jury is not prudent. larry: coming up at 5:00, a man attacked by a group on metro. where it happened and how you can help police find suspects. cardboard compound. and what the city is doing about it. after this weekend's nfl protest and postings online we are fact checking the claims you may have seen about the department of defense, the national anthem and the nfl rules. michelle: ordering a meal and having it delivered just got easier. they are taking orders for chipotle, five guys and shick shack teaming up with online ordering company working with hundreds of brands. that might be dangerous. jonathan: very dangerous. on the subject, wal-mart is working with the maker of smart home security system to deliver groceries to your fridge. it would be monitored by security cameras an

well the fact of the of the f.d.a. is the thing the science says you know that's got to be driving trump crazy in unrelated news as new head of the f.d.a. trump has nominated this half eaten can of tuna fish. like we're moving up from scott pro and that's a step up. yet while trump clearly doesn't give a crap about any of the regulatory agencies that are supposed to protect americans from corporate abuse he does give a crap about where he gives a crap in fact the secret service recently spent seventy one hundred dollars all luxury porta potties for the president for a single trip. seriously dude reported jones while people are living in the houston convention center just trying to survive you can't even bring yourself to use a regular or. just. so close to you they hired is literally called imperial raster room. write me the most of. all i want to you are no cakes made of sapphires hand sanitizer made of the tears of immigrants. speaking a pile of stuff about an assembly actually. i. am. only. allowed on air reporter wh

will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. as opposition so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany. it was clear that he would get into the going to start what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians we were completely horrified that the f.d.a. up to such a had percentage i think it's actually the germinal has gone down this path. you know the dismay of some with alternative for germany in the capital berlin was also evident around the country. thank you thank you i was i i thought i. was. one of the biggest anti fascist rallies gathered outside e.f.t.'s headquarters with protesters shouting up the party's leaders on as they celebrated the election results the f.t. spokesperson say as the protests were so bile and they could not leave the building . we couldn't leave the party headquarters in fear for a lawyer my partner and her daughter were violently attacked by these demonstrators those who say that we a

the e.p.a. goes much quicker than expected. was a tough job and no wednesday f.d.a. confirmed strong doses of l.s.d. found to make trump presidency more tolerable. two weeks from now. secret service struggling to afford trump's required twenty four seven testicle policy. and now that the courts have agreed rigging the primary election is toad's fine in october you'll read d.n.c. announces chuck schumer will win the twenty two of the democratic nomination for president. charged by all week every week we publish breaking news on twitter at least camp and at redacted i don't miss it until next week good night to keep by . the spiral downward this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing depends on the korean peninsula. point which. saloon the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life in them a little bit before this on the celestial was such a traditional story some nuts by name some but not as we don't mind the needs of a school but there's

did well and they're wondering how they can become a bit more like the f.d.a. and i think that's the totally wrong approach and. soul searching in dresden and elsewhere in germany for many of the artists here rising to the rightwing challenge has become more important than ever. which book will be crowned best german language novel of the un six authors are on the short list of the german book prize first let's meet three of them. the capital by whole that's manasseh. it starts with a pig racing through brussels the administrative seat of the european union where the destiny of an entire continent is negotiated the austrian right ho ho about manassas spent four years there resetting for his book his epic the capital revises some cliches and proves that euro kratz can be great characters for a novel. the ships are of course he will have to pick women ok i felt a lot of respect. but at the same time it pay me to see that everything people create is full of the pitfalls before the full of senseless contradictions full of vanity for competition grins and vindictive

will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. as opposition so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany clar gordon he was clearly a get into the going to struggle what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians and than we were completely horror point that the f.d.a. had its hand i think it's actually saying it was the germany has gone down this path. i can tell you at some points last night the f.t. campaign headquarters here in berlin the some points last i looked it up to about two thousand protesters they're very angry at the police were called in there were some scuffles nothing particularly kicked off there but a lot of very angry people thankfully it didn't turn violent similar scenes across a number of other major cities as well across germany and we can tell you that. this time in twenty four hours to six o'clock tomorrow evening here in berlin a massive rallies been called for anyone who wants to come to

but actually the f.d.a. got to tell them and so obviously the german people and they need to be listened to but they want to see the right wing party that's another series in the history of good and we know how that turned out in the court so they need to be. anything new hasn't been tried out yet so it's an experiment and no one ever knows how experiments will end up with so many people into the country it's hard to believe it's awful she must go. to lection will stabilize the relationship with russia. i hope for a friendly relations with germany for relations to be restored. both of our countries really need that. i'm glad that merkel won she is a strong leader and is leading germany on the right path. if michael's chancellor now the nothing new will happen it will be the same old song the same old relations with nothing good will come of it you will. ok you very well it's clear that america is probably well it's clear that she will run the next government but we don't know exactly what that government is g

coverage that after years of getting daniel take a look at this tweet so we traded out the posters that the f.d.a. has been putting out you know to shock and stir a conversation can see right all around us here on the set we got this tweet from mark she says same as you kept breaking point posters such juvenile and intolerant as get made because they shock us into talking about marginal parties so daniel do you think that they have successfully gained disproportionate coverage because of things like this. you know i think every time you report on the a d. like people keep telling you why do you report on them you just help them you give them more more boats in the elections and i see why people will say that and like especially in the u.s. like it's like there's a lot of analysis that like trump really like what's really good at like triggering the media but on their side i think first my job's not like getting votes to s.p.d. or c.d.u. my job is like to report on stuff that that seems important that people are interested in and then the second thought i think what was really important is that th

shared by a majority of german voters what's less clear is how much pressure the newly strengthened the f.d.a. will exert on the government to toughen its line. al-jazeera dress them at least forty five people are being killed after a series of air strikes in syria is a live province russian and syrian government jets have escalated strikes on it live and how are provinces in recent days the bombing campaigns come after six months of relative calm in the area human rights watch says at least eighty four civilians were killed in march in towns close to the syrian city of raka in airstrikes by the u.s. led coalition against arsenal he writes what she wants to get is found no precautions were taken to minimize the number of civilian deaths in just tired report. the devastation caused by the march twentieth strike is clear to see it targeted a school being used as a shelter by internally displaced syrians so too is the destruction of a busy marketplace two days later both attacks were carried out by the u.s. led coalition in and around the towns of months and which are close to the city of raka o

mislead the public and physicians about the suicide side effect lilly's own secret files implicate the f.d.a . robert temple and thomas as being complicit in a scheme to whitewash the dark facts about prozac. has been called the house that the president before the drug was introduced clearly reported earnings of six hundred million dollars annually prozac changeless fortunes and the company banked at least twenty one billion dollars in profits from the drug over the life of the patent. when i say to some people prescription drugs are the fourth leading cause of death in our society that seems to be the dividing line for some people who already know what's true or have read about and understand it and then there's others who think of that's a myth that can't be true they simply can't conceive of that so they stop listening terence young is a member of parliament in canada serving oakville ontario just outside of toronto after a prescription drug caused the death of his daughter vanessa he founded an advocacy group drug safety canada vanessa collapse in front of me her heart had stopped basica

big big the first time the f.d.a. even the bundestag the german parliament has historically bad so says but in its sights and as well but again the other part of this is i'm saying frank for the argument is a much more sober middle of the road newspaper the union the c.d.u. it says the clear winner despite some losses and so they're basically taking the opposition view which is well look like a she took a million refugees it was a massive gamble in probably any other european country would have cost her a job but she still won and then they're kind of swallowed the fact that the. has now become. a place in the bundestag here because of that and you know opinion on the streets this morning has been very much that well yes ok most people don't like it but actually it might end up being the high water mark and a lot of people think with merkel able to form a coalition they will find a way to negate the power of the inside the parliaments you take about you talk about the possibly being the the f.t.'s high watermark of the

this woman petrie she resigned just a day after winning a seat in parliament she announced that the f.d.a has lost its way now if you're a pessimist this will not surprise you if you're an optimist this may be the best news of the entire election. nothing in the german parliament will stay as it was behind the scenes power plays and party leaders sounding each other out the first bombshell came from the f.t. as one of the leaders of the far right party walked out of its news conference. i have decided not to be part of the f t's parliamentary group but is it as an individual member of parliament. of petrie is unlikely to be the last in the f.t. to distance themselves from the extreme right elements within their own party but chancellor angela merkel is facing bigger problems after the social democrats ruled out forming a grand coalition with her conservatives a three way partnership with the business friendly liberal democrats and the environmentalist greens seems the only possibility even if it's all smiles in public their political outlooks remain worlds apart they are likely to demand

will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. is our position so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany clarke avoidant he was clearly if he would get into the going to struggle what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians than we were completely horrified at the end up to such a have percentage who think it's actually the germany has gone down this path. paulie boy has got more next on the party's election success has left many reeling. following their six s. at the elections this is the building that does a.f.p. politicians are going to be entering for the first time as m.p.'s in the national parliament the shock result has left many here in germany scratching their heads. during how this could happen it's been a country of political stability for a number of years now that thirteen percent share of the vote left many people in berlin extremely angry they came out hundreds of protesters outside the f.t. part