look at donald trump going to a u. f. c match. because he started out in this, in this genre, in a w w. yeah. so what we really see is donald trump reverting back to the mean and to your voice. he's the consummate market to you. yes. and so then we have a you talk me respect you in that remark. yes. understand the market understand themselves? no. yeah. even though usually the selling is all civil and no stake. so in this, in this instance, um, what, what, what we see in this instance, what, what we see is and economy where people were suffering. and he understands how to message to those people are built when i see your pain, right? even though we have no clue, he is valuable. he struck the narrative. yes. yes, it makes it that you what are the he always talks about deconstructing the administrative street. yeah. it's almost as if it's almost as if and i'll just repeat this. the people are voting for trump in many ways aren't voting for trump, they're voting against the system which they as just let them down. and so many ways en

so what happens the next day when he shows up at a choreographed event, a u f. c. fight this up? it's the, could you imagine if you're sitting at the white house right now, joe biden, and his team watching the wait a minute. what, in fact, very early polls taken right, and it's very early, i know, but still very early polls that were taken right after the jury's verdict came out, showed that mister trump's loyal base wasn't even affect part of the chair is guilty, verdict to them. it doesn't matter, and if you think that's kind of crazy, you're right, but at the same time, it seems just as crazy to consider that only 33 percent of americans support joe biden. yet, here are his loyal followers, trying to shut down the trump supporters. after his conviction, watch, do do, do the . so that's pretty much america right now to not show that. i gotta ask you this though. what about all the people in the middle in america? those who relate to a viral video that just came out. have you seen this? where do you see this? i'm going to show it to you. this is a viral video that just came out

toilet in new jersey the had shown here down in so then so then there's us for think of, i'm not the u. f. c in new jersey as a former us need it, donald trump, green to invite to all of rules we have on the us and legalize so and tool. so host, steve, he'll, he pulled the verdict date, this consisting display of injustice, or they couldn't even say what the underlying crime was. and the jury, when they did the, the form finding him guilty simply checked next to each box saying guilty. and never stated what the underlying crime was. which would have to have been a federal election law. my license, which are barred by the statute of limitations. and for a state court to try to enforce a misdemeanor, a federal crime isn't getting outrageous. this is the most disgusting display of injustice. just the salem witch trials. and not only if they converted a misdemeanor to us, telling me even though the misdemeanor that they are alleging is barred by the statute, limitations to this all took place 78 years ago. they also are prosecuting a federal crime in state court. this da has no jurisdiction to e

and so then, so then they asked us for those and go by and not the u, f. c, in new jersey as a former us need it. donald trump was greeted by to all of those we have on the us and legalize so and tool. so host, see real, he pulled the verdict, they this kind of thing, display of injustice. they couldn't even say what the underlying cried was. and the jury, when they did the, the deform, finding him guilty, simply checked next to each box saying guilty, and never stated whether.

something that i haven't this year around, the results from the greens, the social democrats on the a, c, p u, f o make most of the land. and if you look at polls from recent weeks, it says a very small percentage of people are to be happy with how the government is doing and the 22 percent say that the government is doing it and see the way the parties are dealing with each other is something that happened with as a loss of financing, as a loss of probably arguing. and this is something where the left so it's not just that the democrats will have to bring it back if they do want to get back to resolve as a federal election next year in the old. yeah. these, these were as exit numbers. certainly a slap in the face for greens across here, particularly here in germany or chief political correspondent, nina hawes or they are at the green party headquarters here in berlin name and will be coming back to you a little bit later throughout the evening. thank you. as far as want to take this now and to our chief political editor mchale accept, there she is at party headquarters for germany's christian d

c, u with normalization. first and foremost, beyond any potential a f, a gauge to be made in defense or economic cooperation with as well as 1st and foremost a political play that other countries do piece of the washington. okay, to get this right. normalization efforts between arab countries and israel have been going on for years, mostly for economic and security reasons. and to police washington, israel's biggest n i now after the october 7th attack on israel and either elsewhere and gaza. the big question is, eric countries will proceed with a part of normalization or not. it's now i think, politically, very difficult for many countries in the world to engage with as well. but at the same time, these countries that have established so this is a, this will have not suspended the, as a result of this one. everyone has, you know, watching and waiting to see how this conflict will turn not. no one is like, no talking about like finishing. is it a or like not accepting is a no, they're not is no, it's the phone is spoken about how to deal with this data to solve the problem that's for now, there's just hope that

c, u. s. normalization. first and foremost beyond any potential a f, a gauge to be made in defense or economic cooperation with as well as 1st and foremost a political play that other countries do piece of the washington. okay, to get this right. normalization efforts between arab countries and israel have been going on for years mostly for economic and security reasons. and to police washington, israel's biggest n i now after the october 7th attack on israel and either elsewhere and gaza. the big question is the eric countries will proceed with the pulse of normalization or not. it's now i think, politically, very difficult for many countries in the world to engage with as well. but at the same time, these countries that have to start distribution. so this will have not suspended that as a result of this war. everyone has, you know, watching and waiting to see how this conflict will turn. now no one is right. is now talking about like finishing. is it a or like not accepting is a no, they're not is no, is the phone is spoken about how to deal with. is it a have to solve the problem that for now, there's just

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