as i noticed you that any tax cut that would mean comments and opposition is an undemocratic alliance comprising of an nf knees and on people's confidence and iran and democratic alliance at fighting it out for the coveted seats. state chief among them was confident that his party would attend to power in the blood estate. no i'm the incumbency. more soon because snooze open up some with us isn't helping. so when you have to look into the one threat to the maximum extent possible. the bulletin stated for december ades after pulling and not just content and the tickets that had voted into pieces at it this month. the next is untied states will set the tone for the national vote due by may next year what are these five minutes to shake a scene that has me to get to not offer to the opposition to get it to the negotiating table. she said that that new tote government is committed to offering a humanistic the bonnet the next two spots in the bnp if it joins the all party cabinet to oversee elections. the omani government is continuing to get it fixed in the one point can i be in the next

of the policy requires insurers to send out letters to people this is executive overreach and undemocratic at the core and it has been written so vaguely one of those provisions it is a pot of money and what they say to give as much as possible to keep the you on board. gerri: some are not in the lot are democrats you probably noticed today all lot of democrats climbed on board? >> a high number. it that says that the president did, with a fix it with a ben 100 that had happened and he would have seen a shattering of the political coalition on capitol hill and he cannot let that happen. said that complicates so it's the ultimate success not that the prospects our great at risk for the short-term political imperative to suppress the democratic vote but there are still almost 40. gerri: unbelievable. what do you think? should health insurers be bailed out? i will share the results at the end of the show. and our users guide to shopping into the iconic toy store with a nostalgic look back and to answer the question and how did you do that? and a new chairman on the way. ♪ppip p x  >> managi

democratic process is a dictatorship rosettes and ford's brother in city councilor done on the move undemocratic. an active role for all of the democratically elected mayor in legally the second third world nations. see this and feel loved. you don't see this in in the united states. you don't see this in the uk we're talking about a third world nation the toronto's mayor was thrust into the spotlight earlier this month when he admitted to smoking crack cocaine while in office a day later the review was released showing a visibly angry and run for threatening to kill someone. another few days later and ford made headlines once again when he used obscene language while denying the allegations the theater at the second pass the no call. ford says he's been a few crucial mistakes that there's no reason for him to quit his job. the only way for wrong for him to leave the mayor's office as he steps down or is charged with a criminal offense in this new situation is likely to happen anytime soon. ford could do very well be making headlines for quite some time to come. i do legal eagle into quito from

the new technology has allowed this to happen and the north which is nice to be undemocratic eat and see how we asked why don't i just know he cannot between fifth and nose are now reaching the contestants could take. until later in the program state of denial the last them. you feel right now and he'll be able to point to it we have not had a patient in this area. i guess. in just a few minutes we report from the notorious guantanamo bay detention center were over a dozen inmates are undergoing daily torture is force feeding procedure described by the staff there as merely uncomfortable plots. syria takes one more step towards it being free of chemical weapons with the successful destruction of all its production facilities. after the break we take a look at the disarmament challenges that still lie ahead for the war torn country. off the they use it. eye. from him. he was. do you speak your language. you'll know it news programs and documentaries in spanish what max's to you. breaking news i will turn into bangalore hidden stories. due to it. ortiz. for no more to chew on it. he bu

congress is going to pass it and the only way they'll pass it really is through a fast track very undemocratic process transparent yes unbelievable with this bill affect the average american why should the average american care about that because it's so far reaching it's going to affect something that every person cares about so if you care about the safety of your food or whether there it's labeled to know if g m o's are in it those things would be restricted if you have medications that you need to buy and you care about the price of that those prices we kept high you care about internet freedom the thing is and even by actually a big thing is buy america if you like to buy american products or buy local that would be limited so it really will require that our laws get changed even down to the local level and how we do things and in a way that we have no control over so it really undermines our sovereignty and when people hear that it's you know being an effort led by corporations or the corporations or. they're bright and managing this whole process can you speak really really briefly abou

i think it's quite outrageous really because this is undemocratic isn't it is the lead of the ukraine the e.u. should be talking to him can you imagine if president putin was talking to opposition leaders in lithuania for example about trying to get them to sign a deal to support a deal with russia it would be absolutely condemned and the e.u. showing contempt for democracy here the majority of people ukraine don't want to stay there inciting people to encourage them to come to the streets and i think it's terrible really i think the e.u. ought to change its game really and stop this pressure ukraine allow you ukraine to make its own decision in its own time its blackmail its bully and its wrong journalist and broadcaster neil clark joining us live here on r.t. international thank you very much for your time today. thanks roy bye well it's good to have you with us here in ukraine though has cited as we were discussing the economic difficulties as the main reason for rejecting the european deal some experts estimate it will cost up to one hundred billion dollars to implement the requir

military and financial aid to egypt because of undemocratic reforms, and some of the secular groups thattary coup six months ago turned on the government in cairo saying they are not doing enough to restore democracy, and kerry struck an upbeat tone today saying he sees signs the military will restore democracy in the near future, and there are fears the man behind the coup will try to run for president. >> conner, thank you. >>> a rare find in a major city forces more than 20,000 people from their homes. we will tell you what it is coming up. >>> whether you believe in it, a group of top scientists says they have a cure for global warming. [ female announcer ] it figures...on your busiest day you see the gray. try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. just brush our permanent color matching creme right where you need it. then rinse. in ten nutes zap those grays and get on with your day. nice 'n easy root touch-up. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you sa

it's unfair and it's undemocratic. >> in each of these cases it's not been because they opposed the person. that there was some assessment that they were unqualified. that there was some scandal that had been unearthed. this isn't obstruction on substance, on qualifications. it's just to gum up the works. >> it's not about the individual nominees. it's about opposing thes. . this year alone, republicans blocked all three of his nominees to the d.c. circuit court of appeals. they've filibustered mel watt from a major housing job. the first lawmaker to be blocked in 150 years. and they filibustered the president's nominee for defense secretary. the first time that's happened in american history. republicans eventually backed down from that fight, and chuck hagel was confirmed. this gop obstruction is historic, it's out of bounds. but now harry reid leading the senate democrats has said they will no longer back up from the republican bullying. joining me now are krystal ball and angela rye. thank you for being on. >> thanks for having us on. >> krystal, let's put up that chart again. showing

and they don't want to put their names out there because they know that it's undemocratic and it's un-american like ted cruz would look at this like a survival kit. not only does he deny the chance of him getting defeated but getting anybody in there that would approve health care. making sure a million people in texas don't get health care. that's the fact. those are the facts. he gets it, they don't. they don't get to vote. they don't get health care. as long as you can suppress the vote. >> and they've done their calculations. they know america is changing, the changing demographics and the rising electorate leaves them with having to sway women and people of color. and they're not ready to do that. they're not ready to make sure that their policies meet the needs of all americans. and we are diversifying but they're not ready to make that move. instead they'd prefer to silence voters. >> there's one other thing going on here. that is with the voting rights act being gutted by the united states supreme court, it's easier to do these things than it was before. there used to be an article sec

military, its supporters and even some of his liberal allies for having denounced morsi's removal as undemocratic ( translated ): there are many people like me. we will continue to say that the military establishment must stay away from political work. this is better for the army and better for politics. the military council is not convinced by our demands, and does not understand the word democracy to begin with. >> sreenivasan: the government crackdown on dissent extended yesterday, as nearly two dozen women and girls in alexandria were handed lengthy prison sentences, some as long as 11 years. they were charged with inciting violence and damaging public property, by holding up four they were convicted for participating in an october 31st demonstration against morsi's ouster. the verdict spawned more protests today and clashes with military forces outside cairo university. at least one student was killed in the violence. earlier today i spoke with npr international correspondent leila fadel in cairo about how egyptians are responding to these arrests. what's the latest on the crackdown that's h

congress is going to pass it and the only way they'll pass it really is through the fast track very undemocratic process transparent yes unbelievable with this bill affect the average american why should the average american care about that because it's so far reaching it's going to affect something that every person cares about so if you care about the safety of your food or whether there it's labeled to know if g m o's are in it those things would be restricted if you have medications that you need to buy and you care about the price of that those prices to be kept high you care about internet freedom the thing is and even by actually a big thing is buy america if you like to buy american products or buy local that would be limited so it really will require that our laws get changed even down to the local level and how we do things and in a way that we have no control over so it really undermines our sovereignty and when people hear that it's you know being an effort led by corporations or the corporations or. writing and managing this whole process can you speak really really briefly about th

i will miss area to show that we tonight this undemocratic governments. the will to communicate to the democratic governments will blind that they should not accept anything from this one because it is a dictatorship but by latest unrest was triggered last month. the act government amnesty two weeks could see the prime minister's brother returned from . that's facing sentence for corruption charges. it's the biggest anti government demonstration since twenty ten when ninety p to two this time the satellites as well for teens were absolutely not use finance now cus mitre and crumbs to fly around disputed islands in the east china sea without informing beijing the pentagon spokesman made the announcement added this cheesecake it down to the un on to planes b fifty two bombers apparently took off from school on the flights to flying time is declaration that the region bulls in spain u s based defense sign now we wait with geneva doesn't say katie sides must die if that's the head of the fray syrian audience am to the un announced that syria's government and

host: the senate is an undemocratic relic guest: the senate is the ripest place for reform in the government today. the deer was created out of a compromise. it is never thought to be a brilliant thing in the first because small states wanted to have representation. they were afraid of getting bullied around the house the bigger states so they created the senate to preserve states rights and seapower that whole justification away with the 17th amendment which allowed people to directly elect their senators instead of the state legislature. he don't even register that saddam even represent states anymore. see why stayed with 50,000 people should have the same amount of people as if you are in california, you one/66 of the representation. host: a well-known political commentator out of the university of virginia has some ideas. guest: yes. it is interesting. suggests expanding the house of representatives, doubling it in size, weakening closer to the people. expand, nothe would quite make it like the house, but give california two were four extra senators, and then create an office of national

nominations for which the filibuster would be allowed -- now that the senate has begun to tear down undemocraticrocedures. the president says this will increase the pressure to end filibusters altogether. next is bill from georgia. independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to say that this is the beginning of the end. host: why is that? caller: let me just finish it we have the tear any of the executive branch. they can nominate people. there will be no check. they can nominate whoever they want. this happened previously. in england, during the 16 40s. people remember how that ended in civil war. the king was eventually -- lost to ted. this is just a disaster. there will be no checks or balances, nothing. what goes around comes around. we will see what happens. this may end up being a complete disaster. then next thing will be taking away guns from people. the president will push through to reduce the second amendment. at this rate, who knows what will happen. that is all have to say. thank you. host: thank you for the call. one viewer says it is not hard to imagine how democrats may