u.k. independence party is eurosceptic.hey are not calling for italy .o leave the eu they are not calling for italy to leave the euro. but they are e.u. critical. they have a proposal to publiciate italy's debts, proposals to end austerity, and most uncomfortably, it calls for a reopening of the eu treaties, something that brussels is terrified of doing. this will be very unpredictable. that's the main reaction here in brussels. they do not really know what to expect from the coalition governments. a lot may be riding on who becomes the prime minister. it's possible it could be matteo's all beanie -- matteo salvini. that could be uncomfortable. shona: right, dave, we have a program, a coalition. -- whatpens in sup on happens depends on who the prime minister inns of being? e: the prime minister will accept this government or not except this government, and in we have italian government in next in time for the european council in the building behind me. that comes in june. it is unclear who will be the prime minister coming

u.k. independence party says the british people have been left for straighted the british people have voted for this referendum have for expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in there they go see a show and as you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they come to brussels brussels perhaps ask for something more and i'm afraid our government appear to be full of capitulation that they appear not not to be putting the british people first think this is a load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be this position people would say can't be so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward you're watching at international still to come for you this afternoon the israeli parliament may ban the filming of i.d.f. soldiers by the public will have a look at why just after the break. local blogs selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to

u.k. independence party says the british people have been left frustrated. the british people have voted for this referendum have for expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in their negotiations you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they've come to brussels profit perhaps asked for something more and i'm afraid our government appear to be full of capitulation and they appear not not to be putting the pressure of people first think this is a load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be at this position people would say it can't be so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward. now another day and another scare story at least if you're an england supporter or are thinking of coming to the to russia for the football world cup because british tabloids are now claiming that russian hooligans are threatening to kill gay and transgender fans an

u.k. independence party says that the british people have been left for straighted the british people have voted for this referendum have for expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in their they go see a shit news you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they've come to brussels profit perhaps ask for something more and i'm afraid our government appear to be full of capitulation and they appear not not to be putting the british people first think this is a load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be at this position people would say you can't be so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward. now another day and another scare story two at least if you're an england football supporter thinking of coming to russia for the world cup because british tabloids are now claiming that russian hooligans are threatening to kill gay and transgender fans and situ as more. as the world

u.k. independence party says the british people have been left frustrated. the british people for this referendum have full expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in that they go see a show and as you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they've come to brussels process perhaps ask for something more and i'm afraid our government to pay or to pay full of capitulation that they appear not not to be putting the pressure of people first think this is a load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be at this position people would say no. so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward. so that's how things are looking so fast that i hear an r.t. don't forget we've got a website so you for stories you can find that at r.t. don't come. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the. excitement it's knowledge that's where the adre

u.k. independence party says the british people have been left frustrated the british people if voted for this referendum have full expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in their negotiations you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they come to brussels brussels perhaps asks for something more and i'm afraid our government appear to be full of capitulation and they appear not not to be putting the british people first think this is a load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be this position people would say no. so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward. israel's parliament is now discussing a new law which would ban the filming of soldiers those behind the bill say that video of the i.d.f. activities can be used to damage the israeli army's reputation and the i.d.f. is frequently accused of using excessive force or something it denies. these amateur videos often s

u.k. independence party says that the british people have been left frustrated the british people have voted for this referendum have full expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in their they go see asians you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they've come to brussels brussels perhaps ask for something more and i'm afraid our government appear to be full of capitulation and they appear not not to be putting the british people first think this is the load of nonsense and i think if you were to put this back two years and say that would be this position people would say can't be so they need to sort themselves out but i do think the british public are getting very very fed up with this lack of moving forward the washing out international still to come for you this hour the israeli parliament may impose a ban on filming the country soldiers will have a look at why just after the break. seems wrong. to shape out. themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. again israel's parliament is not discus

u.k. independence party that was the party that had so much support in 2016.id cameron to call a brexit referendum. the party has collapsed in this vote, losing nearly all of their counselors. more than 100. we debate brexit and the details, the public cap already made up their mind. the decision has been made and the reason to nuke it does not exist. vonnie: there were 4000 seats up for grabs and we do not halve the hole count yet. given that it looks possible for theresa may, does it give her more strength within her cabinet, her own position, as opposed to the opposite faction? >> it is interesting, what counts as a good result? not losing as badly as they had feared. what thetrapolate national vote would be, we have a hung parliament with no one with the majority and the tories would lose a few seats, more than they did last year at this time. it cannot be a triumph for theresa may and will give her no-confidence that she can call another election and hope to regain her lost majority. it is a bit of a lukewarm answer for all the parties. it does not reflec

u.k. independence party member of the european parliament. now russia's president vladimir putin has approved prime minister meets with their lives picks for his new cabinet you can see done of joins us now for more on this you go i think he's with this and here he is eagle what more can you tell us who's being picked while on the russian resort city of sorties turning into something over the summer of capital of russia prime minister dmitry medvedev met with repute in over there in tsotsi and there he laid out his vision for the new cabinet and lattimer putin as you've said has approved all the pics and the first thing that really jumps out i should say is the sheer amount of names on the list there were being told that something more than twenty new people are coming to become the new russian ministers but of course most people a lot of people did keep their seats and just single out i feel that we should single out two names as to who remained as for who kept their jobs that's the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and the russian defe

u.k. independence party who fought for britain to leave the e.u. they have all but collapsed they really lost almost all the control of all the counts lost almost all the seats that they've ever had so they're the big losers of this local election hanging over all of this is the big is the big cloud of bragg's of course understand the country is basically divided on the question what do these elections tell us anything about the public mood in britain in relation to. well of course this is what we'll be looking at and it is interesting i think really what we can see is that labor's position on bret's it which in my view has been more or less wishy washy than not really fighting for britain to leave the u. but they're somehow seeming to go along with government policy then they're making their own amendments their own little caveats but they haven't really come out with a clear position and i think this is the reason why they haven't been doing much better than that hopeful because these are elections in the bigger cities this were lay where there a

u.k. independence party and he joins us now. nigel, thanks for coming on. i wanted to ask you this.e an international perspective. i don't think these trends are justst american. i think these impulses are shared by a lot of the people in charge of the world. the west. >> yeah. >> tucker: one of the driving impulses seems to be masochism, the desire to destroy our civilization. even suicidal. the idea that you are not allowed to defendd yourself seems to undergird a lot of what we are seeing. have you noticed this?t >> yes. not just yourself, but the whole shape of society. george soros' open society foundation, which he, of course, has poured billions of dollars into, i mean, this is the biggest political campaign organization in the world, he wants to break down the fundamental values of our society. in the case of europe, he doesn't want europe to be based on christianity. now, all of this, whether it's soros or some of those very strange people in california, all of this is based on some kind of self-loathing. some sort of guilt trip about the past and in soros' case, it's a gui

u.k. independence party leader fox news contributor nigel farage joins us now to weigh in., sir. good morning. >> thank you. ed: president trump got a call from president macaroni of france before this happen, i make just hours before this happened where he was sort of registering his complaint about the president pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. and the message from the president has been we've got to get serious about iran nuclear threat, we got to get serious about the islamic terror threat around the world, and just hours later, look at this, all over again. >> here's the point, of course, that the regime there in tehran, which has been there since 1979 is an extreme radical jihadist regime, and they of course want to spread their ideology, not just to the middle east, but across the whole world. so anything that can be done to bring that regime down rather than prop it up must, it seems to me, be the right thing to do. ed: nigel, inside france, though you've got over 200 deaths at the hands of isis in 2015. what's happening there? do they have their hands around t

u.k. and eu, and that we can have an independent trade policy. what i have to say is not credible to the honorable gentleman is a labour party policy that once is to be in a customs union and giving all the power for negotiating a trade deals to brussels with no say from the u.k. whatsoever. speaker, would my honorable friend welcome the reelection of the conservative council? congratulate them on their good record and look forward to their continuing to implement efficient and effective conservative policy? pm may: can i say to my right honorable friend that i am very pleased to welcome the reelection of the conservative .ouncil i was set to speak to the council last week, and i am pleased they will now be able to enjoy more years with a good conservative council delivering great services at a lower cost. >> despite the ever present threat from syrian and russian airstrikes and in the face of smears and disinformation, the rescue workers of the white helmets have never stop saving lives. the trump administration froze the u.s. funding. with thousands of civilian lives at risk, will the prime ministers step up, pledge the government to plug the fu

allegedly forced out of his party this week well joining me now from caracas is a member of the board of the u.k. center for investigative journalism joseph erroll who was an independent monitor at sunday's venezuelan elections joseph thanks for coming back on going underground was the election fair i don't see how anybody who was present could think it was anything out i know there's plenty going on in the news about how unfair it is that whenever any questions are posed as to why then the answers are certainly not technical that come back here really let's go answer what exactly is the process of voting in a ball they're very in the venezuelan election it's an extremely robust system you know if you go into a polling station you show your id card which they push. the number of id card information and that brings up their version of the id card so then they verify that you are the person that you are they then get you to put your thumb for it on the machine. it's a double verification from then you go to an electronic actually where you put in your vote so get your option. you click on it you want it prints out about those records your vote and it was a printout a ba

allegedly forced out of his party this week well joining me now from caracas is a member of the board of the u.k. center for investigative journalism joseph erroll who was an independent monitor at sunday's venezuelan elections joseph thanks for coming back on going underground was the election fair i don't see how anybody who was present could think it was anything out i know there's plenty going on in the news about how unfair it is that whenever any questions are posed as to why then the answers are certainly not technical that come back here really political answer what exactly is the process of voting in a ball they're very in venezuelan election it's an extremely robust system you have to go into the polling station you show your id card which they push into it the number of i.d. card information and that brings up their own version of the id card so then they verify that you are the person on the id. they then get you to put your thumb for it on the machine. that is a double verification from then you go to an electronic actually where you put in your vote circuits you option a cd you click on it you want it prints out about those records your vote and it was a

allegedly forced out of his party this week well joining me now from caracas is a member of the board of the u.k. center for investigative journalism joseph erroll who was an independent monitor at sunday's venezuelan elections joseph thanks for coming back on going underground was the election fair i don't see how anybody who was present could think it was anything out i know there's plenty going on in the news about how unfair it is that whenever any questions are posed as to why then the answers are certainly not technical that come back here really. what exactly is the process of voting in a ball they're very in venezuelan election it's an extremely robust system you have to go into a polling station you show your id card which they pushed through the number of id cards from michigan and that brings up their version of the id card so then they verify that you are the person on the right. they then get you to put your thumb for it on the machine. it's a double verification from then you go to an electronic actually where you put in your vote circuits your option c. e. you click on it you want it prints out about those records your vote and it was a printout a ballo