the wind takes away the majority held by the opposition united democratic party. however barrows party fell short of winning a majority to govern alone. in the new zealand covered 19 deaths, all his written significantly and just weeks it stands at $500.00 fuel by an outbreak of the only con variant that increases despite more 90 percent of the population being double vaccinated in january, when the con was 1st detected, only 50 to current, a virus related death been counted. the government is still looking at easing restrictions, including mosque wearing and indoor gathering limits. china is standing firm in its handling of a covey 19 outbreak in shanghai. more than 25000000 people in the city are locked down. complaints are growing about poor access to food and other basics. katrina, you reports, people in shanghai using that patients for the cities. strict corona virus lockdown video is posted in social media. she residents protesting against restrictions on their freedom and complaining about poor access to food and essential services for the elderly. the autho

when takes away the majority held by the opposition united democratic party. however, barras party won't be able to govern alone. it's estimated that only 18 percent of eligible voters took pass in a divisive mexican referendum on whether the president should step down and a manual lopez of adult went ahead with the vote, even though his position never appeared to be at risk. initial count show 90 percent of those who did vote support him. staying in office manual poller reports from mexico city. i mexican citizens took to the polls on sunday for a 1st ever national referendum to decide the political fate of president and buddhist manuel lopez. oh, but other outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes. you'll mass importantly. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future, independent of this president in the future. this will be an opportunity that citizens didn't have in the past or not. okay, is i think it's good and positive and makes our society politically active. and that's

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stepping stone to the presidency then she is in georgia, but right now you're seeing sort of a united democratic party behind her she has no primary opposition very few democrats who are like that officials if any are willing to speak out against her say anything negatively about her because they're all on the same page right now and they're all kind of eating popcorn watching republican inviting across the aisle. it definitely seemed like one of those cases where losing was the real winning for her in terms of everything that came from her defeat after the election. it really did. i mean not long after election chuck schumer the senate at the time the senate minority leader was was urging her to run for us senate. gave her a chance to give the official rebuttal to donald trump's state of the union speech. she was a fixture on national tv shows and national podcasts and the group she founded right after her election defeat fair fight action. it raised a hundred million dollars and just over a year. so she became the sort of fundraising juggernaut as she expanded her national profile on her political o

ukrainian regime, the kiev regime, but, but this is not the only project of a personal democratic party. the united states specifically is also the taiwan democratic progressive party, china's taiwan is specifically the project of the democratic party. for the first time in maybe 50 years, and at the inauguration of the president of the united states, specifically the bidens , a representative of the unspoken taiwan was present only chinese. nobody pulled the tigers' whiskers specifically, uh, absolutely. well, i said so, this topic is already quite hackneyed about biden's very definite self-serving ties, family ties, including abroad, the specific democratic party of taiwan is also the democratic progressive party. this is a project, besides this, but we see that the project of the democratic party. uh, in ukraine , it is defeated. and somewhere. uh, this is not the only case, for example, south korea is one of the most important strategic allies in the event taiwan operation. this is japan south korea and so on the new president, the former attorney general. self-made right-wing conservative diss

and then you have it embraced by the president of united states, democrat party, the media here, whereis quite sick. and so many aspects have been devoured by the marxist left. i keep insisting to calling it american marxism that is americanization of various marxist fundamentals, but applying them to various aspects of the american culture. the passive terms like like rally and progressive and the left that -- liberal and progressive, that is notan add adequate. american people are repulsed by marxism. is this laying the foundation for the transition in america. >> we're at a tipping point. people who of that bent say, i can do that too. but, i came across a great quote of mark twain. before god invented the idiot high invented the school board for practice. [ laughter ] there used to be that when we had communities, made up of all views they elected a school board, if consensus it they were a bunch of fools and idiots they threw them out. the community said i don't like that get out, if you take the high ground and you stop free speech, someone says if you pass a law that says i don'

that was one of the ugly aspects of the party's history for quite a while. >> yeah, it's a good example how difficult it was for democrats to stay united for very long. remained one party but often different factions in one party battling with one another, for example, in the 1840s and 1850s when democrats were the majority party in america, majority party because they could put together votes of most white southerners, and newly arrived irish catholic immigrants who came with nothing, who went with nothing only but the clothes on their back, escaping famine, escaping death from hunger. the fact you had this mixture, both jefferson, davis and walt whitman, devout democrats in the 1840s, for example. we don't think of them as the good and the confederacy. so they did agree that people call them the money power, power of big banks, wall street, was something evil. a money monopoly trying to have its way with ordinary americans, picking and choosing who they would invest in, the bank of the united states was a big issue there. the democrat party opposed that. that was one way they were able to unify. so they were a national party which wa

not just the united states, but specifically in the united states, the democratic party, because ukraineever really liked this story, and even more specifically, on the day of the party of the combine, who is personally connected with his history with ukraine, it will be a terrible political defeat incomparable with afghanistan. that's why he can't get away from it and everyone understands that now the decisive days are coming, uh, and this is the battle that has already actually begun and everyone understands its outcome. well there are no clinical idiots in politics. they can play anything you want weapons, impichka too. well, look they're planning to send weapons. uh, with a lag of 3-4 months, first training, then weapons. this is what month it will be, but how they understand the outcome, but wait even just numerically. of course, we know that our army is the best, we have the most courageous warriors and the most professional, but just in numbers, they are all of ours under arms. yes, more than half a million people are under arms in ukraine, but we don’t have it, but we have an arm

grappling with the fight over the second bank of the united states i think is a really telling episode and to your argument about what the democratic party stands for further on this form of moral capitalism so what's the direct question, why did andrew want to get rid of the second bank of the united states? the >> bank of united states was very powerful institution and we don't have anything like it. it was the central bank, like the banks we have in europe but it was run by a private board of executives who were chosen pretty much -- it was chartered by the government but the government did not run. it it pick to was to invest in massachusetts you're not gonna invest in a different few factory up new york state and they also at the time the government printed money, the bank of the united states printed the currency that most people in the eastern united states used when they use paper money. and so it's a political enterprise until itself, unelected, appointed only by people who ran the bank and jackson believed that this was against all the principles of democracy, as he understood it, and also the fact that in philadelphia, a very

party's history for quite a while. yeah, it's a good example. i think of the how difficult was for democrats to stay united, you know for very long. they stated remained one party, but often different factions in that party who battling with one another mount civil rights because for example in the 1840s and 50s when the democrats with majority party in america, they were the majority party because they could put together the votes of most white southerners both poor white southerners and big planters like jackson and newly arrived iris catholic immigrants who came with nothing with when only nothing but the clothes in their back escaping famine escaping escaping death from hunger the fact that you had this mixture you had both jefferson davis and walt whitman, we're devout democrats in the 1840s, for example, you know, we don't think of them in the same, you know the good gay and great poet and form the future heather confederacy. so the reason it how they get rid of get together was they did agree that where people call the money power the power of big banks the power of wall street was something evil. i

change, i can imagine that there could be a change in the communist party of the russian federation in united russia, but the liberal democraticsomehow unreadable without you. so these voters or your voters is the one who in the way he wants to voice his protest. that is, he wants to spit in the direction of power, and for this your party is suitable for him, while he understands that he cannot win. but it is you who give him the opportunity to express himself, since other parties can not do this, this is selective or some other way. here. now i'll start from the end now for the liberal democratic party representatives of all strata vote for the most difficult. we were artistic intellectuals. i say, they explain layers of motivation, some kind of motivation. i'll start from the end all today why is there no one else they want the communist party of the russian federation for, they fought the united russia regime rightly they don't want today's government. they don't agree either. we alone remain for them, and the first stage people heard for the first time what they had never heard, because the communists repeated what they di

united states. the democrat party would've been out without a candidate and there is no way that joe biden would receive even close to the number of votes he's supposedly got. the media are corrupt and they are still corrupt. they are still trying to prevent delma protect them. the sister-in-law, so far i calculated that you have $5 million confirmed that these communist chinese front groups and communist military front groups gave to the biden. 5 million. perhaps of the $10 million. three and a half million dollars for the wife of a moscow mayor. so already conservatively we are talking over $13 million that went to this family. joe biden had said that he didn't know anything about his son's business. joe biden is a pathological serial liar when it comes to oil, when it comes to the border, when it comes to anything. but especially here. we have a very credible witness who went public. he met with biden in may of 2017, he knew the particulars of the deal they were trying to make. also made it clear that the biden family wanted them to make sure that they covered their tracks for the big guy, the big gu

unites democrats. if you ask, what does the democratic party stand for right now i would be hard pressed to tell you whatt is. one thing the republican party has cornered the market on is patriotism. the democratic party could embrace patriotism that isn't pandering. they could talk about american exceptionalism where everyone can succeed and do well, with prosperity towards everyone. brian: what do the american people open to patriotism on the left? especially when you have a president with 33% approval rating according to the latest quinnipiac poll? >> the democrats are kind of stuck. democrats control the house, the senate and the white house. as they look around and see 8.5% inflation. $5 gas, prices up at the grocery store, they are not feeling good about things. the problem biden and the democrats have is they think it's a communication problem. they don't understand. and that's not a winning message to insulted voters and say if you just weren't dumb and you can see all the good we have done for you, that's not a message that win people to the polls. there is no indication things are going to be t

we would have known that he could never be president of k the united statesno. the democrat party would haveen been out without a candidate and there is no way that joe biden would receive even close to the number of votes he supposedly got. the media are corrupt and they're still corrupt. they're still trying to protect him. hunter biden, lookllg , he's unr criminal investigation. the whole family of james biden is younger brother, other brothers, the sister in law sor- far i calculate you have five million dollars confirmed that these communist chinese t front group and communist military front group gave tont the bidens five million, perhaps up to ten dollars million, three and a half million dollars from the wife h of the moscow mayor. several million, boris about four million. so already conservatively we're talking about over thirteen million dollars that went to a f this family. joe biden hasjo said he didn't know anything about his son's business. joe biden iss a pathological serial liar when it comes toal oil, when it l comes to the border , when it comes to anything but

the weekend uh cnn channel which is basically the main channel supporting biden and the democratic party of the united states uh, posted this report, listen four different polls were released this week huinipeg university poll nbc reuters cbs news now look at the numbers. they vary significantly they are in the range of 33 to 42% neither is good but the main thing is whether these values ​​are the lowest in the history of this, yes this, yes this too, and when three of the four questions show the lowest values this is a sign that the president of the united states is in big trouble. so capped all-time low in history, the indicators of support for the president of the united states, that is, everything was talking about trump, there are the lowest in the history of the united states, now for all of each of the requests from biden than from trump. anyway, this is really a problem. this is the real and present american situation. we have studied this country for many years and i understand it well. as you remember , one of the well-known senators said that he is a politician from a curl, any politics is

because let's face it, the democratic party in the united states only managed to win the white house because they supported a president. mr. joe biden, who is a very powerful ally of wall street. and don't forget, as i said before, that the i'm, i've has in operating all these decades since then elena, the seventy's as the bailey for wall street. and i don't see why they would change now. now that they have their, their great friend the, the white house, even if janet yet and wants to do. and i have, you know, i think the jungle and probably does want to do it personally. judging by it, had a track record had a demick worker. i think she said, even when she was german j one of the fed. but i don't think she's going to be allowed to. i hope i'm wrong. but even that is not going to be enough before you go, i have a question for you about the green new deal. it's an idea of vision, at least for a more just economic future that you've supported, both in the e u. n. in the united states, why has the left failed to implement such potentially effective policies? we've never been in power. i

his negotiations directly with kim jong and were seen as overreach by many united states, particularly those in the democratic party. so i think any high level meeting would have be proceeded by a series of low level meetings which haven't happened yet. that would really set the stage for something that would be successful or present by and just really can't afford to have the kind of failure the president trump to, which is what happened. suddenly, in the coming weeks months david said neither in full stretch. virginia, thanks for joining us. thank you. while thousands of gathered around buck hassan and its capital to support the ousted prime minister run con, he's on the national campaign to reaffirm his public popularity after he was forced to step down last week when he was removed from office. after losing, you know, confidence vote and replaced by opposition politicians shout sharif from all hider was at one of the demonstrations in the capital islam about hey, matt, save rally in the garden for 30 of karachi, where the outdoor prime minister, a miranda on both do tens of thousands of people from all walks of

united states is we don't have an opposition party. we have to pro war parties. republicans are running on being more pro war than the democrats. so there is no alternative right now in the united states. we're single party state. well, you know, it's interesting. as the 2022 elections come up, there was an empty lane and of course never count on the republicans for did to do the right thing. never count on a mil always, they'll always let you down. okay. and is because public opinion is against this. ok. but of course the republican leadership is tone deaf. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the ukraine complet staying with with with, with ah, ah oh, well, she's news media coverage and i can if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple. don't put your human symbols on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers. 7 i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies with i don't get them in the marashi eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty becaus

nothing to be surprised, just haback and the green party is the representatives of the democratic party of the unitedho are quite clearly working out the scheme thought out in the united states of america and no one is hiding it. here you are a person who has been living there for many years. here you are exploring this, i understand it all. you to the germans. do you know how i understand him to be buried, like or you don't say anything. is he for imbargo or against, you understand? here is the question that you watched, how do i understand it is asked by 88 million germans, because they also do not understand what he says and what he preaches and how he says it and all his arguments. they absolutely do not fit into any framework. they are meaningless in essence absolutely meaningless. well, germany should cease to be the leader of europe in europe there should not be an internal core, it doesn’t matter, it will be germany plus, france in the form of some kind of union with or without internal contradictions, or at least as one such germany as a central state with main economy. well, remember before

united states is we don't have an opposition party. we have to pro war parties. republicans are running on being more pro war than the democrats. so there is no alternative right now in the united states. we're single party state. well, you know, it's interesting as the 2022 elections come up. the, there was an empty lane and of course never count on the republicans for did to do the right thing. never count on a mil always will always let you down. okay. and is because public opinion is against this. ok. but of course, the republican leadership is tone deaf. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the ukraine complet state with with only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking to that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so all the slaves, americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians in

united states is we don't have an opposition party. we have to pro war parties. republicans are running on being more pro war than the democrats. so there is no alternative right now in the united states. we're single party state. well, you know, it's interesting as the 2022 elections come up, the, there was an empty lane and of course never count on the republicans for did to do the right thing. never count on a mil. always, they'll always let you down. okay. and the in is because public opinion is against this. ok, but of course the republican leadership is tone deaf. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the ukraine complet state with ah, needs to come to the russian state total narrative. i've started as i'm turning those 19 with 55 with will van in the european union, the kremlin community up machine. restate on russia for date and support ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest, and with only one main thing is important for naziism. internationally speaking, that is, that nation's

united states is we don't have an opposition party. we have to pro war parties. republicans are running on being more pro war than the democrats. so there is no alternative right now in the united states. we're single party state. well, you know, it's interesting. as the 2022 elections come up, there was an empty lane and of course never count on the republicans for did to do the right thing. never count on a male always, they'll always let you down. okay. and is because public opinion is against this. ok. but of course, the republican leadership is tone deaf. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the ukraine counseling state with with ah, a ah, welcome back across like were all things are considered on peter bell to remind you were discussing the ukraine conflict with his go back to marco in london, marco a few years ago, before he passed stephen cohen was on this program, it was such a pleasure to have him on john mearsheimer was also on. and he was talking about the possibility of a world war 3, a new killer conflict, nato again

switch started in 1960 and i take them all way back to 1876 when the whole southern party united states of america were democrat understand this was 10 years after lincoln was assassinated so we have a lot of black people in the democratic party than and they had a plan in south carolina intimidation bribery murder. the mississippi south carolina plan stole elections for 100 years and they are still doing it in mississippi today. people say the democratic party of the 1960. in 19561957 eisenhower nixon to republicans passed the civil rights act ended 1960 the passed in 1960 civil rights act. basically so people down south could vote. and the 101st airborne and the little rock nine and little rock arkansas.l he did the first oval office address on civil rights in the history of f this nation. so people want to talk about civil rights they wouldn't have voted for johnson or eisenhowert or nixon. so what happens? or 5 million black eucla register to vote. tell the story they kicked him off the cotton plantation in tennessee for the fbi came down and told him he didn't have to go anywhere. eisenhower nixon sent him

challenges that they are divided, it majority is divided between democrats, principaled republicans and independents and third parties like the unitedtegy and task of my campaign is to unite this existing majority for this purpose. to replace mike lee, to protect our democratic republic, and to help our state and our country overcome the major challenges that it faces. so i was very encouraged that democratic delegates voted to join our coalition. the same is true for the united utah party. they voted to join our coalition and so it grows and we're very encouraged by that and optimistic we could build this coalition and be successful in november. >> and we showed one of the texts that senator lee sent to mark meadows an sent one talking about former trump attorney sidney powell which said she's saying that she needed to get into to see the president but being kept away from him. apparently she has a strategy to keep things alive and put several states back in play. you could help get her in. what is your reaction to fact that senator lee was essentially lobbying the white house repeatedly to overturn the election results and he will

an important community, especially african-american women who are the bedrock of the democratic party in the unitedtes. and the second is it is likely in the end of june we're going to have watershed supreme court moment on roe v. wade. those two could change politics and remind americans how important these moments are. joe biden made a promise during the election and followed through. >> how big, jim, is the court as a motivator for democrats? notably we heard yesterday from the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, refusing to hold hearings if there is another vacancy, even conceivably next year in 2023. >> and you saw this morning chuck schumer and the democrats senatorial campaign committee started running ads talking about mcconnell's statement and how important these supreme court fights are in some of these seats. you have open seats in some of the most contentious and purple states in the country, like pennsylvania, like ohio. you have a big race in wisconsin. and the court could be a very important motivational issue for democrats in these seats. it's an issue that democrats need right

unite american society. and it doesn't help smooth it out. inside the political problems, biden's rating tends to zero and the democratic party will certainly lose control of congress following the results of the midterm elections, which will be held in november this year, but nevertheless, we see from the side not only the united states but also from the entire collective west including the european union, and the continuation of such a three-single, i would say policy, yes, the imposition of sanctions against russia growing the supply of weapons to ukraine and indeed today the baidan announced that a new package of military assistance to ukraine for 800 million dollars will be provided, and it will include military helicopters and armored personnel carriers and so on, germany anna lena berberg, and announced the other day about that it is necessary to supply ukraine with heavy weapons and the third today. a-a deputy foreign minister of russia a oleg syra molotov said that there is a very big risk, and the commission of a terrorist attack by ukraine with the use of chemical weapons, which can be brought to ukraine from outside and we know the s

parties. democrats and republicans used to be united on foreign policy issues before the vietnam war soured 70 people -- so many people. it is important for the country to develop a workable foreign policy. host: publicans (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents and others (202) 748-8002. on the november midterms mitch mcconnell raise concerns about it in a speech for the chamber of commerce in kentucky. mcconnell possible for gop to scrub the midterms with unexcelled for candidates. he said from an atmospheric point of view the 2020 midterms are a perfect storm of problems for democrats. how can you screw this up rushmore is mcconnell saying it is possible. i've had experience with that. in the senate if you look at where we have to compete to get a majority there are places that are competitive in the late election. you cannot nominate somebody who is unacceptable to a broader group of people and when. we had that in 2010 and 2012. do you think mitch mcconnell's concerns are warranted? guest: i do. republicans have screwed it up in the past. democrats have two. the most radica

democratic party or offered them advice. that's not my interest. and yet, there is only one party in the unitedtates right now that is committed to democracy. and so, they really need to turn their policies into a productive message that they can deliver on. and it's a very difficult environment when all politics is local. and in the swing districts, okay, it's not going to be decided on madison cawthorn. it's going to be decided on again, gas prices. on issues closer to home. the pandemic. the inflation crisis. so, i think that the democrats should stop reacting and they should start getting their message straight. >> let's look at one example, tim, that i think a lot of people are examining, to see where this is going. ohio. j. d. vance. of course, his numbers surge with trump's endorsement, but republican challenger matt dolan is keeping the race competitive. and there's still a lot of undecideds. how do you read that race now? and maybe more to the point of this conversation, what will the outcome of that primary tell us about the power of trump and the state of the republican party? >> i d

i was in the congress of the united states, i had many friends in the democratic party, and liberals, who we didn't agree on anything. i mean, anything. except for the fact i concluded they were well-intentioned americans trying to do the best for the country, and they concluded the same think of me. i write about this in my book, but one of my most meaningful relationships was with the late john lewis. civil rights hero. he was an aid to the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. during the civil rights movement, he came to national prominence when he was beaten within an inch of his life at the edmund pettus bridge. on bloody sunday. but his courage inspired the nation to move forward on civil rights. but for me, to be in congress, to be serving with him, and to become his friend was one of the great privileges of my life. in fact, we were such good friends that back in 2010 he asked me to co-lead the annual pilgrimage to selma, alabama with him. and i told him if i could bring karen, michael, charlotte and audrey were coming because i wanted my kids to see what the american people had