u. k. now where voters are due to deliver a verdict on 14 years of government find a center, a conservative party, all polls point to deep satisfaction with the current government under prime minister research sooner and predict a strong wind for cure storm or center left liberal party and tomorrow's parliamentary elections though we use charlotte chosen, phillip reports due for a new government will be the mission of the government. i lead 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government, and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom has since alas, labor policy on costs for a historic victory. when we off now, humbly is the opportunity to change our country. a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the conservative policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of co it in the economy, is seen as popularity plummet. where she's the next election campaign. plagues by missteps hasn't hel

u. k. now where voters are due to deliver a verdict on 14 years of government violence center, right, conservative party. all polls points to deep dissatisfaction with the current government under prime minister wishes to knock and predict a strong wind for cure stormers center left the labor party in thursday's parliamentary elections. it'll be as charlotte sales and pillow report to form a new government will be the mission of the government. i lead 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government, and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom is since the last labor policy on costs for a historic victory. well, we off now humbly is the opportunity to change our country a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the concept of policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of coverage and the economy is seen as popularity plummet. it receives the next election campaign. plagues by misste

be the mission of the government id 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom is since the last labor policy on costs for a historic victory. well, we ask now and humbly is the opportunity to change our country a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the concept of policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of cove. it in the economy and seen as popularity plummet, where she's the next election campaign. plagues by missteps hasn't helped dante with this. now, it's the question to choose. it's the probably minutes to quoting the election in the pouring rain or risk going back to square one with no, i know so to next policy is now 20 points behind stone, the latest policy, the sure it's called slave, is fighting to prove it has a credible plan and can be trusted with the economy and fewer excited biases lead to take a look at the polls and you will see a country that's hungry for change, but speak to people here on the streets

u. k. now with the new prime minister has go straight down to business, just um it has already announced most of his new cabinet positions among them. rachel reeves as finance minister, the 1st woman, if a 90 to the job stomach comes to power off the center list, live of potty one, a landslide victory having to buy for a magic political voice. a new era has begun in you people. it takes, at least that's what gustavo is promising. after 14 years of conservative, rude, he entered number 10 downing street as the u. k is new prime minister. i say to you directly a mike of but will so if you politics can be a false for good, we will show that we change the labor policy, return it to service, and that is how we woke up a country fast policy. second, after leading his guns, it'd be the body to it was selection, defeat ever pharma prime minister richie so not resigned as it's lead to he apologized to the british people and his body in his federal speech. i would like to say, 1st and foremost, i am sorr

u. k. now where the new prime minister has got straight down to business gift dom, it has already announced most of his new cabinet positions among them. rachel reeves as finance minister, the 1st woman, even 9th, to the job stomach comes to power off these st. a lift light of a potty one, a landslide victory paving the way for a major political race. it a new era has begun in you people. it takes, at least that's what he has. toddler is promising. after 14 years of conservative, rude, he entered number 10 downing street. as the u. k is new prime minister i say to you directly a mike of but will serve you politics can be a false for good. we will show that we change the label policy, return it to service doctors, how we woke up a country fast pots. the 2nd after leading his guns of either body to it was selection defeat, have a former prime minister, richie so not resigned. as a leader, he apologized to the british people and his body in his federal speech. i would like to say 1st and foremost,

u. k. now where it's been confirmed that a man who was stamped in the head by a police officer has now developed assist on his brain and a warning. the pictures that you're about to see are distressing for you. k police watch dog is investigating after an officer was filmed ticking and stopping on a man's head at manchester airport. greater manchester police say the fire arms officer was attacked while trying to arrest the man. after a fight in the airports, terminal, one officer has been stood down. one of the investigation is ongoing. what i have seen the footage and for that reason i do understand the public concern. but obviously option is now being taken in relation to the suspension of an officer and the website is already helping those discussions with the matter of bunch of stuff. i think they've already happened to advise that taking place as we speak. and she has rachel, she's kept updated on developments of a since the incident or let's across now into to where to a manchester where

u. k. now, so the kids thomas, who is going to become the next prime minister, actually one few of them, they believe that jeremy colbin did back in 2017. it's worth noting, of course, as well that jeremy colbin has been kicked out of the policy and he won his seats as an independent wave around a $1000.00. this is just fine labor story. everything on the kitchen sink in a bit to stop him from winning. so this is very much a, i'm a cheap tory, but rather than a private label. but in terms of what we can expect, what differences we can expect. well, storm is made a lot of promises, but really his economic policies remain pretty much the same on foreign policy. of course, still on the very much pro ukraine pro as well. in fact, we could see more gung ho approach in not respect. of course, that's not forget that it was like the country and made labor that took the country into a right. so these lead, the big news obviously, is not just the scale of a totally different, but it's also the success of

u. k. now they have the 2nd really eating into that conservative birch. now we've got a number of all the sees that we will be looking at throughout the night is going to be probably a little a few hours. and then we're going to start getting more results around 4 am. and so, and hopefully a clearer picture of how the nation is looking at about 7 am putting d that else way and then what's all the key seats to account for as well as, as of course, the car and prime is richie. see you next. these in a new england dot is suppose to comment about for the cm and as for us as a test on the label lead a seat in north london around the same time that is a very safe season and he's expected to, to retain that to win and now what's also quite interesting is that it seems that a number of conservative cabinet ministers, us set to lose that seeds a nearly the child that time you vice a huge army, hon. so he seems to, to be on calls to lose his see. but of course we, we let him know that until the results of dick's lead and the full back conservative lead in duncan spi

u. k. now, where police have clashed with an unruly crowd of protesters outside a moss in the north western part of the country. on tuesday, the demonstrators, some in mosques holding bottles and stones, or offices even setting a police that in a blaze. the process, the code near the location with 3 girls were faithfully stabbed in a dog's class on monday. offices and ride gear and shells with pelting. but they'll objects and somebody pay to have kept my mind that injuries as well. one of the vans was torched. police are investigating taking a very, very short break your analogy internationally with the full morning of rolling breaking news for you here. life the all the mothership in moscow we are back in about 3 days the the man or the from the very start of the binding presidency. we were told the occupant of the oval office was obsessed with his legacy. 3 and a half years later that legacy can be summed up with a few choice words, division, failure, incompetence, and shame. history will rem

u. k. now with a police officer is now on to a criminal investigation for a sold of to useful kicking and stomping on a man at manchester airport. molena vista learn of which has moved from archdale in grade to manchester on friday prizes just finished at this most in rochdale. it's the most of the family at the center of this incident usually attends, but they have not been here today when it's time to be able well by the events of the last few days. but we have spoken to the members of the community and to be reassured by the fact that there is now an independent investigation into what has happened. good. how much is the police have said that they're gonna carry out the thought of investigation. so we'll wait and see what the investigation finds out. we don't need to be alarmed. we trust in the system. we have to trust in the system . i'm sure the gm people to do a sort of job and whatever action is appropriate and necessary, they will take those appropriate action. i'm not reassure to feel

u. k. now we're and usually elected prime minister kiss down there is hosting dozens of european leaders as he tries to strengthen times with the confidence that you appear in political community. summit is the 1st of in summers hosting since as landslide, victory and election certainly of this month on the agenda of the board and ukraine and europe's migrant crisis. as we speak, has we delta here? a criminal implied? is it work in the recovery rep presented here to the property of human misery, of desperation prepared to send infant space pregnant mothers, innocent people to the death of last week, fold all souls and actually last night another one will last in the waters of the english channel, which on the hall has more from outside plan and palace. it is yet more, absolutely for to with this timing, for the new british private as the keeps tom at last week. of course, the other face to face meeting with us president biden, the, the nato summit, the washington this week. now he gets to go, i

u. k. now when you really liked it, prime minister keeps dom or is hosting thousands of european latest as he tries to strength and ties with the continent on the agenda, the war in ukraine and europe's migrant crisis. europeans as co communities. he summit. the 1st event stomach is hosting since his land 5 victory and elections earlier this month. john hall has mall from outside, let him palace the contacts the c p. c. relatively new form was set up in 2022, the brainchild french president, emanuel mac on an immediate aftermath of russia's invasion of ukraine. it was meant to bring together all the countries of europe and not just the $27.00. the 8050 heads of state representative, all of them to talk about issues of concern to the european continent, not just the russian threats that energy security migration is a big topic of course as well. and notable him at every nbc is the opposite of transatlantic element. there is no united states at the table, the traditional so the backbone, european

u. k. now, in his opinion, this recent is rarely strikes. will expand the conflict in the region. we are at the brink of the region and what i think is right and, and got the through not then you know, through the congress of the green light to escalate the tensions and give me the ease. i think the americans out of going ahead with it the as planned with the, with the, with they say is, and now we are seeing it front is well up front, him us front seat in front it on in front of these are now building. i mean are ready to go for action, which will lead basically to major escalations that were involved may be major powers. and the reason, so we cannot really anticipate that much then name it to you of the action of all these board and existence groups, i guess is the end. but definitely is that it is not going to get by with the assets the nations that have been taking place. and we believe that as the nation's had been greenlighted by the u. s. administration. unfortunately, a great friend. this is how indonesia consent is russia to be. that is, according to the southeast asian c

u. k. now where police have classed with an unruly crowd of protests outside of mos in northwest england, on tuesday, the demonstrators, some in mosques were holding bottles and star wins that police officers even set a police find a blaze. the, the process that could be the location where the 3 girls was fatally stabbed in a don's class on monday offices and right here in shelves with cultivated objects. and some a page of minor injuries while vans were damaged by fire and rugs. the police are investigating or has been a very busy hour breaking news or analyses the national live from muskgray. appreciate you joining us with the updates coming in about 3 and a half minutes. the, in the late 1892 french soldiers, led by general, arrived in asia with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot. no one on 3 to come on sunday. i mean, he's stuck up some issues with all the cars do and just showing the list to the consent of who they are. least one of the m

u. k. now the new prime minister, q star, is about to hold his 1st cabinet meeting is labor policy was elected in a land slide on the 1st day ending 14 years of conservative rule. stime is new cabinets includes a record number of 11 women. rachel reeves is which is 1st female chancellor, arguably the 2nd most powerful person in the government. if at cooper is home secretary and david lobby has been named as foreign secretary. when we challenge joins as live now from westminster and london, where we, i suppose it's a pony one story to win. that's another story altogether too. to leave the country given the long list of challenges ahead of stomach of the the yeah, i mean for these politicians, i think it's a, it's enough to spin your head, isn't it? imagine diverse got you being in no position for 14 years, and then the day off to you when an election victory, you a sat around a cabinet table taking on the boss complexities of running at the 7 states. but this is what they have been preparing for

u. k. now way it's been confirmed that amanda was stumped in the head by a police officer has developed assist on his brain. a warning, the pictures your boss to see all distressing. b, u. k. police watch dog is investigating off to an officer was foamed kicking and stone thing on a man's head at manchester airport. great to man. just the police say the firearms officer was attacked while trying to arrest the man off to a fight in the airports terminal. one office has been stood down while the investigations ongoing what i have seen the footage and for that reason i do understand the public concern. but obviously option has not been taken in relation to the suspension of an officer and at the head. factors already have the most discussions with the matter of bunch of stuff. i think they've already happened to. they've taken place as we speak, and she has rachel. she's kept updated on developments of a since the incident as well as close to manchester, where belinda visited the victories keeping

u. k. now we're prime minister, kissed on the has appointed is new cabinets after landslide, victory in the general election. the labor party ended 14 years of conservative rule. some is new cabinets includes a record number of 11 women. rachel waves is britain's 1st email transfer. arguably the 2nd most powerful position in the government after the prime minister event. cooper is home secretary and david nami has been named as for in secretary, the flooding central and northern england, the labor party began many seats. it lost in the 2019 general election. traditionally, a naval heartland known as the red wall, the region swung back their way. this time sonya gave go before some wolverhampton, overlooking the house of the west midlands. on the edge of the black country. there was little sign of will hampton's proud industrial post home to more than a quarter of a 1000000 people. it has reflected the mood of the nation at the ballot box and helped usher in a labor victory. the city is not with

now, uh, would you go a step further and thinking about the u. k. i'm deciding to rejoin the you. what's your welcome back? well, as you said, i also hold the bridge now, citizenship and i have lots of ties to, to the u. k. and my impression is that even those who think it was a mistake to leave, even those who would like to rejoin just about nobody is willing to go into another . i would say traumatizing experience as it has been a the subjects at campaign. and it has divided, it has divided families, and i think, i think it's not the time to discuss this if ever, which one to to rejoin. we will be open for, for any talks. but my impression is that this is not the subjects for them. i'm not talking about traumatizing experience as you were the lead candidates for germany's social democrats in last month. you were feeling an extra, it's safe to say things did not quite go as a, as well for you as it did for le value upon to receive less than 14 percent of the vote is west performance ever in the u election. what did labor, essentially the social democrats of a you okay, good right.

u. k. now the brakes it has happened. he's taking on a new cause, but he's ultimately a populist and they were numerous instances throughout the election campaign where a constance, for his policy, were accused of quite a bit, forms of racism. so this is obviously a concern. i think it's probably, again, a function of this committee collapsing support for conservatives that some people who have boys, basic conservative and felt that they couldn't do so this time because of the dissolves just governments of the past few years, but also couldn't swing to the left of the liberal democrats have instead given the support you reform. so way the, this year was searching support that they've experienced just sustainable remains to be seen. it may be part of their process, but it's okay because of the interest. it's been a you tell you, there, i'm likely to be in any position to come to powers. we've seen in some of the european countries, but it is part of a broad, a european populace to i want to talk about some of the possible

u. k. now when you really elected prime minister keeps dom, or is hosting thousands of european leaders is a tries to strength and ties with the continent on the agenda, the war in ukraine, europe's migrant crisis. the european political community summit is the 1st event storm or is hosting sense is landslide victory and elections. earlier this month, jo, now how is live from platinum palace for us? and so, jonah, to what extent is this gathering about recalibrating, europe and security ahead of wherever the us is heading off to elections or well, i think that's the certainly right stuff. the scales in terms of agency, particularly the last few weeks, perhaps with events in the united states, push lots of president biden's potential candidacy and of course events surrounding the president trump as well for contacts the c p. c. relatively new form was set up in 2022, the brainchild of french president emanuel macro. in the immediate aftermath of russia's invasion to view credit, it was meant to

u. k. politics. it seems to be an anomaly. now when you look at what's happening in france, when you're in germany, in the united states, however, we have to talk about the reform party in the u. k. so what does it parties stand for and why do some observers think that it could be a new force? dear? i say in british politics. so it's wrong by nigel for raj, and he has been around for a long time and he was a member of parliament for the european parliament. incredibly, you're a skeptic. basically he forced a brick set upon the conservative policy and then his, he's k, he kept transforming. and so is now head of this reform policy. not just where you are a skeptic, but incredibly empty immigration. and how did they do in this election when they got 15 percent of the folk? how does that translate? because of the british electro system, they only got 4 seats, and they all going to use those 4 seats to make as much noise as they can. they go to campaign for electro, are full, and they've got a whole both the conservative policy, who t

u. k. now the sanctions imposed on rush officer launched a full scale invasion of ukraine has been adding to the agricultural was of its neighbour, a catholic stats. the line blocked country is bad and cheap way to impulse in an effort to increase its grain exports. because like farmers say, they need more financial support, the government bills, new railways, and offers incentives to invest is sound, been divided reports from and back in those and cows expand really, hopefully the outer land in this 34000 heck the phone produces organic crops. this nice and drawn 3 goals every 3 years and it's harvested and vacuum seem for the phone during the winter months. for most of the year, the weather is too cold for farming. so they look around the truck doing some to 80 percent of cause a green production is reed is going exports. some problem was attending to organic farming for a bit and not for yields and returns in foreign currency. one is just like every culture means everything is put to use by

u. k. now with a police officer is under criminal investigation for sold off the he was filmed, kicking and stone thing on a man at manchester airport and then visited a novit. she has moved from rochdale in grades and manchester on friday. prizes just finished at this most in rochdale. it's the most that the family of the center of this instance usually attends but they have not been here today when it's time to be able well by the events of the last few days. but we have 2nd to the members of the community and you to be reassured by the fact that there is now an independent investigation into what has happened. go too much, is the police have said that they're gonna cut out a thorough investigation. so we'll wait and see what the investigation finds out. we don't need to be alarmed. we trust in the system. we have taught us trust in the system. i'm sure, gee, and people do a sort of job. and whatever action is appropriate and necessary, they will take those appropriate action. i'm not reassur

u. k. now, when you'd like to prime minister chemist on those hosting thousands of european leaders as he tries to strength and ties with the confidence on the agenda, the when you crane and europe's migrant crisis, the european political community summit is the 1st events thomas hosting. since as landslide victory in elections earlier this month, let's get to john to hall his line for us that platinum palace. jonah, to what extent is this gathering about recalibrating european security ahead of wherever the us is heading onto the elections. what look as much as the form of the gender items here may include things like, technically, immigration crisis that affects much of the european continent. things i gotta do security as well, and fonts and democracy on the racing up. the order of importance here and pre occupying most of the leaders here is what is happening in the united states. what will have to be on november the possibility looming, of course, of the 2nd, trump presidency, and all of t

the action on life crime now gone crime here in the u. k. must shooting very, very rare. what you do see there was noise. crime is facts, noise we used in about 40 percent of homicides in the year running up to march 2023 now and increase. increase in nice attacks and the high profile a text as well. we're ready raising anxieties here. now though this attacks shortly going to lead to an increase cause just due to its tragic nature. the fact that it and goals, children of charlotte chosen pill on that knife attack in southport, in northwest and when thank you so much and fears of an environmental catastrophe in the philippines are growing as oil from a sunken boat continues to leak into the ocean. the tanker sank in bad weather off manila on thursday, killing one crew member and creating the risk of a major oil spill. the wheels me is the ocean of manila is cost. the fuel is spilling from a sun can tanka, which went down in rough seas last week. some of the roughly 1400000 liters of oil on board is leaking out. coast guard chains of being using sprays which help break down

u. k. now, where the town of bentley in northern england has become a key battleground has all the upcoming u. k. general election in 2019 residents selected the 1st conservative member of parliament. after decades of being in the stronghold, labor is no confident they can win back the seats, but tons of midland, some of which reports the past to victory, may be more difficult than expected of the human badly. a small swinging votes could make a big difference. the people of this town elected a conservative for the 1st time in a century in 2019. but that shocked victory came with a very slim majority. and now the need is one of labor's main targets. in the next general election, we need to get more work in class thankfully. well the paula take the political battle though can feel removed from the problems of those living here. you look at young people to come get on the i as in law that they seems to be shops with the board. adult life is when i was young guy it was driving. we had a monkey tha

u. k, in comparison with other western democracies. right now u k. politics appear to be an anomaly. i'm, you've got france, you've got the united states also here in germany, the tennessee being to go to the right france, maybe the far right up in the u. k. we're going center left. is this a true anomaly in your opinion? and what about the party of nigel for raj? and it's pull to the right. how strong do you think it will be or can it be? and i think that's a very open question because i think that's nigel for after. ok back into the selection campaign. very late in the day. and he gave his party the reform body, which is the sort of hard right and to europe and an anti immigration body. he gave it a real sense of momentum. so if that policy could actually pull the wreckage of the conservative party over to the right, then i think we might see that britain is simply a bit behind because for the wreck and the rest of europe where the file writes has done. not having said that the name of the policy has actually go to act together. and i'm like, i suspect the sort of social democrats

now will give you more details both on air and online. of course, this is the international so the labor party comes to power in the u. k. is the country is now just moments away from having a new prime minister. the leader of the conservative is in the soon to be full of our prime minister receives to knock, has accepted the defeat. the labor policy has won this general election. and i've called for k installment to congratulate him on his victory to the many good, hardworking conservative candidates who last tonight. despite that tireless efforts, the local restaurants of delivery and the dedication to that communities. i am sorry we did at the company board. you pay for it, you voted for. it's a now it has arrived change, but it is now the window, the pa, he's just 2 sides of the same coin. i was discussing this earlier with my colleague, steve sweeney habitus. it is a crushing defeat for the tories labels on a landslide victory. they have projected to win 410 seats, the tories, which is 240 for this thing. some big names are gone. golf shops, the defend sexy. he's gone. the big news, the hops is list trust, the former

u. k. out of the e u. a now that will be down to david's, allow me the new foreign minister. he will be one of the people who will be tasked with trying to mend those the that relationship. let's talk about the breakthrough . i'm all of the reform party and they were surgeons of, of module for raj. uh, what does that parties stand for, and why could it be a prep, a new for us and british quotes. so let's just understand what the policy is. so the reform policy is headed by nigel fraud. he is a populist right wing politician friends with trump. so he definitely a comes from that side of politics. he used to be a, an m e p. so he was a member of parliament for the european parliament, very. your skeptic is basically because of him that the u. k. came out of the you, he basically forced breaks it upon a conservative government and this referendum. and he is now doing everything that he can to try to pretty much as he said, bring down some of those conservatives. he wants to make sure that immigration is going to come down. he doesn't like that. he wants to make sure that they're

now i'm limited here in the u. k. as to what i can say about some of those issues at stake due to u. k. electro little boss of to 14 is, is conservative that governments 6 weeks of campaigning versus here. all having the say at polling stations like the one behind me and some 40000 others they all having nessa on who will leave the country in charlotte, what can you tell us about labor leader cures storm or see if we believe the policy could very, very well, be the next bridge. prime minister, steve benita. all the opposition since last labor parties since 2020. who took it from his previous sessa. a jerry, me cool. been off the he lost the general election in 2019. a lot of has been, has been made of the case down in the background. he is a human rights lawyer. famously, we're here alone, but his father was a tool maker, but he's not a fresh face to politics. here we've been seeing him engaging with prime minister, he see not as a leader of the opposition. and the country will of course have to say on, on which man t

this also was the pawn now layla policy comes into power in the u. k. as the country is now, just moments away from having a new prime is a very the conservative dime to sit into the foam apartments of risky so not have accepted the defeat. the labor policy has one of these general election. and i've coolants, okay. i saw on that to congratulate him on his victory to the many good, hardworking conservative candidates who lost tonight. despite that tireless efforts the local records of delivery and that dedication to that communities. i am sorry, we did it the board. you pay for it. you voted for, it's a now it has arrived change, but it is now the idea of my colleagues, steve sweeney. i'm a really, since you discussed the shifting u. k. political landscape and how things will look following a change in leadership. is a crushing defeat for the tories labels one a landslide victory, the projected to win $410.00 seats, the tories, which is $240.00 for this thing. some big names are gone, golf shops, the defense tech fee. he's gone. the big news. the hops is

u. k. these days, autistic sweeney. thank you. so yeah, more details on the election in the u. k. online right now dot com, but frankly, you probably don't wanna read it cuz it's old. pretty bad news. anyway, it's all to international law for a most good. thank you for sharing your time with us here on this friday. we're back at the top of the hour, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter live out. we may never know to what degree jo biden's obvious mental deficiencies have played in recent american foreign policy decisions, particularly when it comes to policies. but it is fair to ask if vitamins dimension is leading as involved into a global conflict, the processing dementia and wars. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst in jersey city. we have our founder, she is co director of the international action center. and here in moscow, we have julia casa, and she is a lebanese political analyst, right? cross stock rules, and i think that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, sara

u. k. following stations now open and prime minister wishes to not as, as conservatives facing a heavy defeat after 14 years, voters are expected to deliver a change of government. also coming up on our show today, joe biden vows to stay in the race for the white house. the u. s. president tries to reassure top democrats, but he is fit for re election is ace denied jesus and considering pulling out also coming up tensions continue on the streets of kenya. after weeks of protests, against the president's security forces our pricing for more. we'll go live to nairobi and as the summer steve strikes southern europe, we joined the cool kids heading north port something now known as a pool cation, the i'm quite richardson. thank you so much for joining us. polls of open to the u. k. as a general election, the opposition of labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win. and the end, 14 years of conservative will prime minister rashid soon ok, made a surprise call for early elections. a decision that is now projected to backfire recent polls, the show voters are deeply dissatisfied with his govern

u. k. paul. and now that might be a bounce exchange, but more important use and managed for the 3rd time, really to lead the policy does have a huge impact. and one of the big impacts has been to pressurize the conservative policy from the right to threaten them. and it totally without necessarily a winning and the thing, but to pressure them into moving into the policy of as the found your dental as as impulse. and now certainly it could be the case that post the general election, which is coming on the states, the console just went ahead such should dissolves, to be inflicted on them. and possibly found knowledge might find himself empowerment as m p for plants. and we will see that there will be some kind of problem back to the control of the conservative policy. and perhaps playing into that battle will be the potential of a takeover by a group on what you might call the populace drawn to the concert of the policy, which will some might reach out. we'll be working with 5 origin, whatever is good arou

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u. k. and so now and no agreement when any of these damn russians, we're gonna bite on bite on and we'll give you everything i need to provide. yeah, well, it's all in. so you made a very poor choice app, but now we see the results of all that. well, i mean, but i'm sure his bank account has a benefit enormously and the people around him. i mean, he's not even the legal president. okay. he's head of the care regime. well, and one of the interesting things that i've been watching over the years is, you know, we, even at this summit to, in washington they're talking about expansion. okay. i it continuing to do so in the balkans a and then going into central asia. i if i'm not mistaken, an official from armenia was invited to the to the conference so. but it seems to me that ne toes ambitions are not just as we see it right now, but they want to replace the united nations. we have, there's a rules based order. they have their own sense of, of legality is against international law. it's against international institutions, and this is, this is kind of nato's a. it's a vehicle for the united states

now as well. you know, like what you see suddenly in the u. k. in the price, when you took by ukraine, for example, somebody are going to think about it pretty much every day. this part of the united difference between well a full the, the, the 2 main political parties say in was going to media. say it, is it almost kind of a complete cancellation of debate with fact so relevant to kind of, you know, the narrative, but i think what the purpose parties are doing is they actually, i think debates and they want to introduce kind of stuff with the government and this with major media, all many talking about nothing that's kind of new, particularly because the people i'm based on the day to day basis they and these are for quite middle class. it'd be in good jobs, but have a, just a little bit of information about what's happening in lots of situations around the world and even though in countries. so the inc, actually, if populism is getting people to talk more by will facts and mill events and nothing, that's a good thing. that's mr. proud. i think

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