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hillary clinton is the only 2016 candidate i think can unite liberals and moderates and main street and under one big roof. joan walsh is with salon and an msnbc contributor and matt bennett. joan, i want you to use your imagination, because i know you've got one. think about how ronald reagan, who was a man, when he came into the presidency, seen as a man of the right, clearly. he moved. he was a bit more center right. but key thing was when he left office, for whatever reason, the suburban moderate republican, the hard right out west guy and the deep south dixiecrat type, they all like reagan. so his leadership somehow got them all subsumed under one tent. >> right. >> i think hillary clinton can do the same with the democratic populist wing, that is more associated now with issues like elizabeth warren's issues and maybe howard dean's in the past. but will follow her because she is credible and trustworthy, even if she is a bit more to the center than they are. your thoughts. >> well, look, i think it's too early to anoint her, but i basically agree with you, chris. some writers, bot

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a lot in the western europe and united states were liberals and organized toward parties that were commercially focufocused. but poor jews were attracted to socialism and a small percentage were attracted to the radical form mainly communism. jews in the early stage of the communist regime were dispor portionately found in the area. most jews were anti-communist, there were a small percentage of jews that were salient in the communist parties. and that remained the case in russia in the 1920s and 1930s. and then stalin came to use anti-sumeticism as a tool of regaining his legitimacy. eastern europe 1945, most of the jews were murdered, the small number left were under occupation by the red army. some joined to communist secret services and the communist party in order to try get back at those people who had assisted in murdering their relatives. and so again, in the years after 1945, we had an unusual situation where most jews were not communist and most communist were not jews. but you had this salient group of jews in the communist parties in romania and else where. and they were resented by

a lot of them, especially in western europe and united states, tended to be liberals and went toward parties that respected civil rights. but forest -- at eastern europe, poor jewss were attracted to the most radical form of capitalism namely communist. jews in the early stages of the reb revolution and the communist regime were found disproportionately and that is because they spoke several languages. they were anti-communist, but a small percentage were salient in the communist parties. in russia that was the case in 1920s and 1930, but then stalin used anti-semitism as a tool. and that was the case for eastern europe in 1945. most had been murdered, and the small number remaining were under occupation by the red army. and some of them joined the communist to try to get back against those who killed their family. so you had a situation where most jews were not communist and most communist were not jews, but you had a salient groups in romania, hungary, and poland and other places. in the late 1940s and early 1950s they tried to regain their legitimacy by putting their jewish leader

united states. "dispirited liberals fumed over the deal to raise the debt ceiling that would cut deeply across government, include no new tax revenue from wealthy americans, not provide any additional stimulus for a lagging economy. it's a surrender to republican extortion" how one voted against the deal back then. it was back in 2011 that the president negotiated on the debt ceiling and in the process offered up sacred democratic programs as potential concessions. it marked the lowest point of his presidency. his base was mad. the whole country was mad at the glaring dysfunction of washington. in the deal that averted the default ultimately saddled america with the sequester that we're still living with. so it was that experience that began to convince the president that compromise with the obama-era republican party just might not be possible. by the time we got to last fall, a year after obama's election night phone calls to boehner and mcconnell went unanswered, it seemed like the president had learned his lesson. republicans used the threat of a government shutdown to extract concessions, but this t

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democratic party meeting room for cooperation with ethan's party saying the once the liberal opposition bloc the united. and when they do local elections to ring the bell and the conservative cause in east region. but since it's not clear whether on reciprocate a major reshuffle of the opposition bloc seems inevitable. can see the tennis. according to the chinese noting this is to give the force not cut the year before spa shoe in a new year of bipartisan harmony within the halls of the national assembly. sounds unlikely but perhaps it is the chief of the movies in the party reached out the opposition on tuesday calling for population across party lines to do with the problems facing the nation attuned to the school at the beginning of this month extra parliamentary session on tuesday police had a party terminal will call for bipartisan efforts to tackle the country's pending issues the demand that we need to phone in old town of beit qantas and connie and we know that in them an effective state honest it's in the future. we can set up a nomination in the national assembly to promote your own leash and

because of the post recession economy in the united states but more importantly, because mexico is about to undergo a huge economic boom related to its liberalization laws. what fractioning did to the united states is about to do even bigger in mexico. a lot of those mexicans will go back to mexico. i think this immigration issue has become kind of a proxy for disaffection about, what's happening in the american culture and a lot of conservatives are trying to argue, unless you are with us on opposing the immigration bill, you're not with us on traditional american values. and this is how it translates into the idea that white people represent those values. long term, paul, i do not see how a major party in this country can sustain itself with that argument. >> if you want to be a majority party by definition, you should appeal to all groups in the country. to what extent has immigration become a threshold issue? i know hispanic voters and ethnic voters, they're not one issue voters. is immigration one of those issues, if you're opposed to immigration. then you really, you're sending a signal that you don't want people like me. >> that seems to be

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a good two-thirds of the liberated territory is now controlled by extremists and the united states is simply not interested in supporting them or furthering their goals or allowing them to take ore damascus. so although the congress has pressed president obama to arm the rebels, we haven't seen anything serious on that scale. and i think that likely, the u.s. will do what it did in the case of the algerian civil war which is just keep hands off until it subsides. >> okay but brian do these pleas that juan is talking about do they fall on deaf ears or do you suspect they might get some action and unify some of these road militias. is. >> i don't see unity coming to the conflict in syria. in fact i see syria disintegrating into a mosaic of territory, pieces of territory controlled by local militias. in part by government, in part by more extremist elements. aand the united states, and any other external actor, are really conflict. that is, without a major military intervention. and i certainly don't see that in the cards. so syria, for the foreseeable future, is condemned to continue co

cultural values have changed need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and even in the united states. common in washington d.c. college face. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today. it's no accident that his cafe on the very edge of the desert. he knows that any adventure into the sahara will always take this road. coffee and coke but trading has been slowed. today. but on top of that he's heard worrying news on the radio unlikely though it sounds does snow in neighboring egypt. which could threaten that as its main event a festival that attracts thousands of tourists. the mild desert winter is when business usually peaks and when the sahara really comes to life. a small way of shape slice in the north of perhaps the most famous desert on earth this small country is known as the sahara games. for fifty years the annual desert festival has taken place here it's an event that draws people from all surrounding countries. these people's lives a deeply intertwined with the death of. the many preparations for the festival began six months ago they've gone deep into the de

cultural values have changed need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and even in the united states. wealthy british. writers for. that. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on r.t. . and we're back with vice president of swiss people's party the force behind the push to limit emigration to switzerland that's resulted in a referendum approval just recently so mr show we're talking about what kind of immigration you would have you would like to curb on so that when you talk about curbing the aggression the first question that arises of course is are swiss people willing to do the jobs that immigrants traditionally do you know i mean cleaning factory work oh yes of course the swiss people are ready to make the work which has to be done in switzerland that's like any country from the economic point of view if you open too quickly and totally you would have pressure on the salaries that's obvious so i think what some of the spitter off if they do lots of the works themselves like educating people to be doctors and not just import fore

cultural values have changed need to become much more color and much more open much more liberal and even in the united states. while come back to all the parts of discussing the politics of gay rights with five time olympic champion and diving latin greg louganis mistal again is i know that recently you joined a number of gay advocacy groups in calling on the international olympic committee to deny the hosting of the games in the future or other sporting events to the countries we chaffed what you describe discriminatory and to get a loss i wonder how you defined discrimination because it can mean anything from capital punishment for being gay to the lack of recognition of same sex marriage what is discrimination for you. discrimination for me is you know the lack of freedom of expression. you know whether that be you know the anti-gay laws that were passed in. propaganda laws that were passed in. you know in russia or. you know the laws of you know uganda where it's a crime it's a crime to be who you are. my views why aren't we celebrating who you know a human being we should and every human life is

cultural values have changed need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and even in the united states. welcome to go out sophie shevardnadze switzerland has just narrowly voted it's in a referendum to put it tightly on a flow of immigrants into the country however the proposed quotas for the new arrivals run contrary to the use ideals of freedom of movement while this was no to ruin the country's ties with the european union how will switzerland keep attracting world class talent and is there really anything wrong with immigration well we asked which is down the best president of the party pushed the idea through is our guest today. switzerland the heart of europe a lender for cultures and the story cable for refugees is now cracking down on immigration. how will the country voted to shut the door to new or rivals immigrants really to the swiss will be e.u. punished for his drastic decision or should others follow suite or example. and here we are with lucy sham vice president of the swiss people's party of us for some it's great to have you with us so we're going to go right h

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cultural values have changed need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and even in the united states. on your comment on these policies i think. you know you both. pleasure to have you with us today i'm sure. russia wins its thirteen's gold as a country breaks away from the pack at the top of the olympic rankings setting the record for medals one at a winter games. and ukraine moves closer to a split the opposition dominated parliament appoints its own acting ministers president while the southeast refuses to banter its will and the arab state is nowhere to be found. in his fingerprints all over their current chaos they had to be appears that putin has started feeling ukraine anti russian rather it takes center stage in western coverage of events in ukraine by the fact it's the e.u. and the us politicians who were the most frequent visitors to kiev during the protests.

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cultural values have changed need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and space even in the united states. wealthy british style it's time to explain. find out what's really happening to the global economy because the reports. bear sheds a tear a farewell as the curtain falls on sochi two thousand and fourteen a winter games that will go down in history remarkable record breaking forms. and russia calls oh no all those involved in ukraine's political crisis to avoid any further escalation as a manhunt is launched for the country's ousted leader and members of his former ruling party plus it's outrageous and bulldozers. from the u.s. and. western politicians to step up their pilgrimage to ukraine where the e.u. offering a financial lifeline to win over the new leadership.

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have changed more broad need to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and space even in the united states. and russia at least being gay is not criminalised there absolutely no punishment for being gay in russia the only thing that these laws are glutes is spreading information favorability for mission on nontraditional sexual behavior what are you going to legislate against couples if you swing you know who. you know trade partners or is it only a certain type of sex that you're legally able to you know it is so why is propaganda you know it's so unclear. transit route to vnukovo report you'll best way to the heart of most. two thousand and fourteen winter olympic games marked by phenomenal athletic performance is concluded with an enchanting spectacle the night sky of sorts sparkling with the world's eyes glued to the breathtaking closing ceremony. with the olympic flame extinguished we look back at the intense competition this in stations of the games as well as the top notch support from spectators. whether news in ukraine when they move closer towards splitting apart the oppos

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values have changed more broadly to become much more tolerant much more open much more liberal and space even in the united states. hello and welcome to the r t sports special all the news from a number of all final day at the winter olympics with me kate partridge plus the pick of the week's top sport and here's a taste of what's to come. good bye to some russia's maiden winter olympics close with another ceremony as the host country celebrates finishing top of the medal table with a record holder of thirty three. swedish testers rushed off set to face the slots and even have a break and sweden as the group draw for euro twenty sixteen takes place at a star studded ceremony in front. while buying muni go nineteen points clear at the top of the bundesliga forty seven games on beaten with a cornell trial. and top gear formula one start run grow zhang talks testing rule changes and next season all sorts he prepares to turn from olympic venue to russia's first f one track. but first let's turn to sort of the way russia said goodbye to their maiden winter olympics with a spectacular closing ceremony after a st

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cultural values have changed need to become much more color and much more open much more liberal and space even in the united states. released from prison ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko addresses the crowds in central kiev. and urges protesters not to leave independence square that's after parliament votes to free her and dismiss yannick of each. while the president condemns what he calls a coup in kiev and defies demands to step down is now in the east of the country where local authorities say they're taking full control of their regions. and the european mediators that helped broker a crisis deal for ukraine say they will support the new government on admitting the opposition has violated the agreement.

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