has been knocked out of his twitter account for posting a hoax image of the picture mocks the us democratic party energies men not to vote in the upcoming countries mid-term elections the social media company they claim the act is tweet violated its policies and could potentially sway public opinion james woods has lashed out there against the social media giant in the king of killing free speech and its own interference free speech is free speach.

down has been locked out of his twitter account for posting a hoax image the picture mocks the us democratic party and urges men not to vote in the country's upcoming midterm elections the social media giant claims the actor's tweet violates its policies and could sway public opinion that would lash out at twitter accusing it of killing free speech. free speech is free speech is not jack dorsey version of free speech the only use twitter accuse me of afflicting the political process when in fact the burning of me is the truly egregious interference. meanwhile while in testifying to congress earlier this month two it is chief executive praised the company's success in combat what he called opinion manipulation we've made significant progress recently on tactical solutions like identification of many forms of manipulation intending to artificially amplify information we've seen positive results from our work. we're now removing over two hundred percent more accounts for violating our pollsters now surprise a dog this is pretty much what a lot of these other social media you companies in tech valley

democrat party. it's really their name. it's not the democratic party. but the real name is the democrat party. i hate the way it sound so that's why i use it. the democrat party. when you see democratic party, it's wrong. there is no name. they should probably change the name if you think about it. the democrat party is radical socialism, venezuela, and open borders. it's now called to me -- you necessity heard this before. the party of crime. it's the party of crime is what it is. [cheers and applause] and to pay for their socialism which is going too destroy our -- to destroy our country. democrats want to raid medicare and destroy social security. they want to completely destroy medicare with so-called medicare for all. two months before the country goes out of business. robbing our seniors of the benefits they paid into for their entire lives. giving it to people who don't deserve it. giving it to illegal i will yens who come into our country. okay? republicans want to protect medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and paid for it. and i will always fight for and always protect patients with preexisting conditions. you have to

us. the democratic party is the future of democratic party to embrace socialism and try to go after law enforcementcalling them thugs? is that the democratic party of today? >>>> i sure hope not, it's one strand in the democratic party, it hasn't taken over and my advice to the fellow democrats is to stay in the center, stay positive, and stay constructive. we have an eight-point lead in the generic vote, the president is at a record low, disapproval inin "the washington post" poll, we will win a big victory in november. >> jason: how do you see democrats pointing out, i see them pushing for the abolishment of ice and this scorched-earth resistance movement. >> that's exactly right, they have become radical, they are embracing socialism. look at what happened last here in florida, andrew gillam won. he's calling for abolishing ice, he started a debate stage next to bernie sanders and called for a revolution. we don't want a revolution in florida but nevertheless that's what he's calling for. and in arizona, the guy who won the gubernatorial primary he doesn't just want to abolish ice, he said let's

us. doug, the democratic party, is it in the future of the democratic party to embrace socialism and tryo go after law enforcement by calling them thugs? is that the democratic party today? >> i sure hope not. and it's one strand, jason, in the democratic party, but fortunately it hasn't taken over. my advice to democrats is stay in the center, stay positive, and stay constructive. the president is at a record low of disapproval. >> kaley, how do you see the democrats playing it out? because i see them embracing socialism and pushing for the abolishment of i.c.e. >> yeah, jason, that's exactly right. they have become radical. they are embracing socialism. look at what happened last tuesday in florida. he's calling for abolishing i.c.e. he called for a revolution. we don't want a revolution here in florida, but nevertheless, that's what he's calling for. in arizona, he doesn't just want to abolish i.c.e. he said, let's get rid of the southern border in arizona. these are crazy fringe ideas. they're taking over the democratic party. it's very scary and frightening and certainly will not wi

it tells us first of all that the government remains riven with divisions not only between the two big parties the social democrats and the conservatives but within the conservative party itself it tells us secondly that the government is aware that these divisions and the government's preoccupation with internal conflicts are definitely costing it's support if you look at the latest polls seventy two percent of germans say they're losing confidence in the government due to this latest crisis and the two parties taken together that are governing in this grand coalition would only have forty three percent of the vote if elections were to be held tomorrow that of course is less than a majority and thirdly what all this tells us is that the parties nonetheless the s.p.d. and the conservatives are determined to remain in this marriage of convenience despite all of the strains the reason for that of course is that number that i just told you they would not get a majority if they were to run if there were elections to be held today who would surely see an increase in support would be the far right party and essentially

us. doug, the democratic party, is it in the future of the democratic party to embrace socialism and trygo after law enforcement by calling them thugs? is that the democratic party today? >> i sure hope not. and it's one strand, jason, in the democratic party, but fortunately it hasn't taken over. my advice to democrats is stay in the center, stay positive, and stay constructive. the president is at a record low of disapproval. >> kaley, how do you see the democrats playing it out? because i see them embracing socialism and pushing for the abolishment of i.c.e. >> yeah, jason, that's exactly right. they have become radical. they are embracing socialism. look at what happened last tuesday in florida. he's calling for abolishing i.c.e. he called for a revolution. we don't want a revolution here in florida, but nevertheless, that's what he's calling for. in arizona, he doesn't just want to abolish i.c.e. he said, let's get rid of the southern border in arizona. these are crazy fringe ideas. they're taking over the democratic party. it's very scary and frightening and certainly will not win

us. >> i do feel the democratic party should control congress but that legislation it would be a good idea to have a check on the administration with the policies that are done i don't agree with all though you don't have to agree with everything i just fear that having one party in the position they are right now isn't getting a lot done and it would be best if we did have a check on the current administration. i would like to see both parties getting back to civility it seems right now they are bad mouthing one party versus the other. it would be wonderful to get back to a more workable agreement between the parties. >> i personally believe if you think things are not getting done now, then wait until that switches and there is obstruction with vindication and recrimination against more and more obstruction. we finally have some progress although it has been done gently and sold as well as it should be that think about the illegal immigrants that have done nothing from illegal immigration we need to address that in a gentle and positive way but it has never been addressed by the democrat

useful to candidates around the country. what i'll be looking for, and we discussed this earlier, is the extent to which the democratic party t describe as nationalized congressional elections. congressional elections where a national politician like obama could be helpful. there are a lot of democrats running in districts where they don't want this to be nationalized. they want to run on local issues. because if they run on national issues, they will probably lose. so it will be very interesting to see the strategic decision made whether to move obama for example to missouri, whether you will move obama to north dakota. >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so either. >> also because i think as we noted in the break, barack obama has not been great at getting other people not named barack obama elected. and midterms because of the cyclical nature of politics are usually benefiting the party out of power. democrats have a natural advantage. they might not need to throw obama in every state to sort of double down. >> and their frame will be a national frame anyway because they will be running against trump. republicans on the

who can actually fix all this my colleague colin brown also spoke to kent from the sweden democrats party give us his thoughts on the election result. group more then we did so in. success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in a swedish parliament and what about those perceptions that your party is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping you with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours where we can say what we do know is my point of view it's not responsible for the chaos that sweden is the with immigration with all the problems we. have employees have been doing this for thirty maybe forty years and in every election they come up with the same so-called solutions to problems they themselves made the same thing all over again what has never been tried in sweden is less immigration that's the one thing that's never been tried. the one thing we want to see is sweden zero immigration and to get people to move back to their home

>> no, all i'm saying is they might be being used by the democratic party. >> they are not. the idea that you deny dr. ford agency and all of these women is just another -- >> i don't. >> you did! you said she's being used by her lawyer. that's denying her agency. >> i didn't. >> can i say one thing about this, which is, we can have a normal process. everybody knows -- >> we had a normal process. >> no, no! >> yes, we did. >> a normal process, the irony of the situation that we're in, is that anita hill actually had a much more normal process than this, which is when allegations came forward, the fbi investigated and they had witness after witness after witness and there's really two questions that we have, the american people have, that have never been answered. which is, why can we not have an fbi investigation of these allegati allegations? every single woman has asked for an fbi investigation. dr. ramirez today, asked for an fbi investigation and mark judge's former girlfriend is confirming the story of gang rape. >> he's the side show -- >> so -- >> there's -- >> no, no.

democrats going forward. what's some lessons you'll be watching that you saw with the tea party to trump that perhaps 2018 teaches usthe democratic party is in 2024. >> 2010 we saw this huge out burst of enthusiasm. the tea party republicans wanted to take the fight to barack obama. barack obama was ready for them and he fought them back. one big question i have is in the aftermath of 2018, how is trump going to respond to these new democrats. if you take away one thing from the primary, democrats want a fighter. a fighter that can reach all voter groups. how is trump going to respond? is he going to be donald trump? >> he's figure out some trumpian version of it. excellent column today. thank you. we'll be right back. today thank you. we'll be right back. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my

ok from the democratic party he heard earlier also gave us his thoughts on the election result now. but one group more than we did so in their. success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in a swedish parliament and what about those perceptions that your party is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping you with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours what we can say and what we do know is my point of view it's not responsible for the chaos that sweden is in the with immigration and with all the problems we. have been doing this for thirty maybe forty years and spree of islamic state kidnappings and attacks have targeted security forces and civilians despite losing territory the militants are still active in many parts of the country and now turning to guerrilla warfare we heard from the relatives of some of those who lost their lives of the ongoing violence. good. fuel says the last book and so far so controlled

us. now the right wing sweden democratic party has won its largest ever share of the vote in a general election dominated by concerns over immigration reform ninety nine percent of the ballots counted to the sweden democrats have almost eighteen percent of the votes and it has been a disappointing night for the ruling social democrats that they have just twenty eight percent their worst result in more than one hundred years the swedish moderates are in second place with nearly twenty percent with no clear leader emerging the result paves the way for lengthy negotiations on forming a governing coalition the leader of the sweden democrats. has hailed the result was a breakthrough for his party. you'll be at the bells of all the only people i know who has won this election is the sweden democrats that's how it says we are strengthening our pivotal position and increasing our seats in the swedish politicians we see that we are going to get incredible influence in the future and no one can take that away from us. all right the sweden moderates have agreed to start talks with the christian democrats

us. i think it's very, very symbolic of what the democratic party stands for.e we explain to people she would be the speaker, we make that race binary choice. america first out there running ads around the country and supporting candidates that make it clear that they will support president trump's policies and agenda. and that if we lose the majority, it's nancy pelosi and adam schiff and maxine waters who are going to take over the house of representatives. that is a vastly different agenda than donald trump and the house republicans are passing right now, that is benefiting so many americans from coast to coast. >> trish: isn't that true? so, how does kavanaugh affect all this? how does kavanaugh affect midterms? how does kavanaugh affect the future of the republican party and the future of this president? >> interesting question. from a political standpoint both sides have dug in and they see this as a polarizing view for the side. one that is galvanizing support from right to left. the interesting thing that i find fascinating is for the folks on the left

clear who can actually fix all this my colleague calling brain talk to two can't be sweden democrats party he gave us his thoughts on the election result. but one group more than we did so in that sense success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in his parliament and what about those perceptions that your policy is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping you with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance. or the one. i saw has lost everything and they no longer have the ability to control territory so what they're doing now is an attempt to send messages to the media trying to show them they still exist by conducting terrorist attacks against innocent civilians those attempts are in fact pathetic and a sign of desperation. after the break we look at the debate over discrimination in tennis that has erupted in the wake of serena williams defeat in the final of the u.s. open stay with us you're watching our international. pushing through the pins to understand we we have to be together because the

should not be flourishing but most talk before brighton was that of a liberal democrat surge but we're going to use them to parties waiting in the wings to steal their mantle. i recent research poll shows that about georgia too would not consider aborting for a new center ground political movement and this majority has leapt in the last four months this of course has hit some headlines today we examine why despite poor showing that the public might vote for such a new party ensure the prospects of breaking the mold of british politics from the center theme as distant as ever but first the rest alex with your tweets your e-mails and your messages there was a big reaction particularly i'm serious book it to a series of the railways and interest only from what might be called the outer limits angela sutherland says watching from shetland for the north koreans should mean doyle says cornwall really needs it says to more than anyone leave scotland though this mess.

what we see with the democratic party use they are going to hollywood and texting messages because they don't have one and they don't have a candidate from what many other people can see that can be doing that. if i were them i would focus on a message that will unite the american people. >> we have a whole bunch of other topics, kim jong un 7 in the new nike ad. you said you are still waking up. we are going to get to you. come back in a few minutes. we have a fox news alert. in a statement from the justice department about the requests for documents related to cases presided over by brett kavanaugh who has his confirmation hearing tomorrow. the doj just telling fox news volume, depth and breadth of the production of his documents far surpasses the much smaller and narrower productions from previous nominees. the president's pick will get is day in court and in terms of public opinion before the senate judiciary committee with opening statements that are not in those confirmation hearings, shannon is back with a look at the big issues that are front and center tomorrow morning. >> the

the former prime minister and leader of the thai democrat party tells us he believes an lection is nowthe horizon. >> i'm not sure it will be in february but we have confidence it will be held the first half of next year. >> what will your democrat party bring to the table? why should people be voting? >> we offer a different alternative. we think the country needs to move away from the current, somewhat conservative and bureaucratic and centralized regime which cannot address some of the fast changes appening in the world. we do not think the country should go back to krupit regimes and centered aplease -- we don't think the country should go back to krupit regimes. we want a paradigm shift not just in terms of taking thai politics away from confrontational politics and addressing issues that matter to people but also that we will have an elected government that also has a clear path for sustainability. >> even if your party were to win there is a chance you may have to work with the current prime minister because the constitution has been amended and the legal framework is being work

don't demonstrate anough faithfulness they could use this to weed out independents democrats democratic socialists anybody who maybe criticizes the party too much anybody who may be used have been to one supposed to video of a basset hound look at cream cheese off their junk. that was years ago that was a year ago. and he tricked me into it all right he had a bank page fast talker fast talker what is this is basically an open invitation for the d.n.c. to choose whoever the they want the superdelegates don't even encourage you. to do it while passing out of vote that appears to make it easier for an anti-establishment democrat to run for office they've actually made it harder than donald trump looking at a painting of themself all right. and let's not forget as i've mentioned before the d.n.c. said in court they have no right to rig the primaries but maybe that's not enough maybe the d.n.c. ruling elite need another stumbling block for insurgent candidates so they also change the rules so that state parties now are required to accept absentee votes rather than requiring caucus voters to be physically present to remember the caucus state

elizabeth warren was sending out fundraisers using this as a way to raise money for the democratic party. jesse: tammy baldwin was throwing a fundraiser for the attorneys for dr. ford until the media found out about it and then they had to cancel the fundraiser quickly. and senator white let the cat out of the bag saying even if he is confirmed, kavanaugh, afterwards if we retake one to have houses we're going to investigate kavanaugh, get the fbi involved and potentially impeach him. you couple that with the way feinstein handle this and the people that are now representing ford, her name is rikki sidesin, anwin,and vu have brian fallon, hillary clinton's national spokesperson running an operation -- i think they raised $5 million to stop the kavanaugh nomination. to me -- and when you delete all of your social media right on the eve of this -- and i know it has nothing to do with it, but dr. ford is a political activist for the democrats. she's donated to democrats. she has marched in anti-trump rallies, signed anti-trump petitions. the body of evidence there makes me think, i really w

us. and i see the future of the democratic party in this room tonight. the future of the democratic party is jobs. it is diverse. it is progressive. and yes, the future is female. so do not despair. to all the young people, to all the young women, to all the queer people who reject the gender binary. . soon, you will be standing here and when it's your turn, you will win. [applause] you are on the right side of history and every day your country is moving in your direction but we cannotafford to wait . this is not a time to title for the way things are or sit back and hope that things change. this is a time to fight and as long as corporations and wealthy donors continue to run this state, we will keep fighting. as long as new york remains the single most unequal states in the country, we will keep writing. as long as we have an education system that sends wealthy children to college and another that sends the poor and children of color to prison, we will keep fighting. we will keep fighting for a new york where every child and every zip code can go to a

. >> the democratic party has thrown us women aside of. >> they were called the pumas part yy yy unityis what stood for. >> the delaware democratic senator had been selected as barack obama's running mate. >> going into the general election joe biden provided a level of experience that obama didn't have, more important shs the assumption for many people was that this country was not ready to vote for an african-american president so biden could help appeal to working class white voters who might not otherwise vote for him. >> the american people didn't get to know me yesterday as they're just getting to know senator obama. >> and the republican side you had john mccain who almost dropped out of the race, had no money, he decides that he's going to dig in and remarkably he's able to win the nomination. but this is not a great year to be in the incumbent party. >> i'm not comparing myself to president bush on anything. i'm joining my own campaign. >> what's remarkable is that both parties want a change. john mccain described himself as a maverick. he felt he had a legitimate claim to bei

election a minister staff and social democrats remain the biggest party but as expected the anti immigration far right party this week democrats did make significant gains used to. of cool some disappointed that's a party with nazi roots. and it's a policy that in the selection has had representatives that want a journalist to die which is glorified hitler and humiliated victims of the holocaust this weekend democrats could never change all improvements in society the only thing they could offer is widening the gap and growing hatred syrian and russian jets have continued their heavy bombardment in the ad lib region rebel fighters are digging tunnels to reinforce their positions and local media report that barrel bombs at a hospital out of service in neighboring hama province fighting has flared up again around the port city of her data killing eighty four people after talks to end yemen's civil war collapsed hospital staff say the dead include dozens of the rebel fighters and at least eleven government troops sudan's entire government has been sacked by the country's president omar bashir has dissolved the government and also cut the number of ministries fr

lou: the radical dimms have distorted the democratic party to something that's unrecognizable to many of us who had to cover politics over the course of our careers. this is a party in disarray. it's in contention with itself. divide every bit as much within the democratic party as it divide itself from the rest of our body politic. it is to me astounding. the very people who talk about the muslim travel ban on the left and attack the president take no note that the policies of barack obama led to the displacement of 5 million syrians as refugees. created the problem that led to many of the refugees who applied for admission to the united states it's incredible there is this complete ignorance of the massive failure of his foreign policy and all the harm and damage and pain he created. >> yeah, reason and logic has gone out the window. i'm glad you went through that portfolio of insanity. things like the flores consent decree that happened under the obama administration when it came to the immigrant children. when you try to talk reasonably to these folks they lose their mind and come back

the democrat in this case and i used to be one and i have become so ashamed of thecr democratic party. i don't know where i live, so i guess i'm an independent now. i believe that somewhere along the line i do believe that there was a leak. but the democrats and i don't actually understand why, how they made, non-and president trump and to this demon. they have doneness since all of this started. .. >> she is speaking her truth and brett kavanaugh has no place on the supreme court. >> host: was there a moment that resonated with you today with the testimony and questionss from attorney rachel mitchell quick. >> yes sir. when they asked her what resonated with her most and she spoke that it was a very personal choice. and i will never ever forget that. thank you for letting me speak. >> host: thank you. from new york. there were a couple of moments during the hearing we want to share with you. the initial plan was for attorney general mitchell to ask questions to both doctor ford and judge kavanaugh but during the course of the hearing they decided to ask their own including from the s

from london in sweden good to have you with us michael you take issue with our correspondent there when he refers to the sweden democrats as a far right party wouldn't you yes well his quite right there you have a far right they have a far right tendencies asked how they were rooted in a far right movement but they have cleaned up their act and today we should probably call them something like social conservative with its immigration policy as their main focus also they are they are of course. attracting far right but that's another thing but michael there are far right parties in sweden are they gaining more support you just said that some of those far right support he's a moving to the sweden democrats. well obviously if you have a party with far rights that attracts far right votes and that can actually come into the parliament then you will tend to vote for that we also have some french parties are on the extreme far right the critics are right but those parties do not attract large numbers of doctors and is this all about the twenty fifteen influx of immigrants has it pushed voters further to the right in sweep. again there are not gre

democrats on forming a conservative coalition meanwhile the swedish prime minister stefan louvin has said he will not resign he's calling for cross party cooperation to keep the sweden democrats out of power using the nationals to try to increase the vision of. political analyst charles or tell believes that the result is a blow for the leadership it's doesn't seem like this is going to be a clear break with the past i think it's a rejection of the current leadership i think it's a combination of. concern and care about the state the bad state of the immigration influx in the violence and the under-reported and unreported crime situation which both swedes do go about but which the government and the corporate don't own media refuse to publish you know i think it's have to get past the tipping point and i think we have to be watching sweden not simply in this coming week but in the months and years ahead it's going to change i hope either for much for the better or much for the worse. well before the election maria for motion to travel to the southern city of helsingborg to pinion on the most divisive issue in the election immigration. the swedes will be a minority in our own country within two

democratic women are over 90% negative about this appointment and republican women are 70% positive to it. when you see the me too movement, the party lines are playing hard and dividing usarles: if this is a democrat in the presidency and the same exact scenario which makes it, capri, to me, worrisome, we are hearing more and more people like senators suggesting guilty until proven innocent. taking await assumption of innocence and some form of due process. >> there are a number of factors at play. we have to remember the tensions are so incredibly high that the balance of the supreme court of the united states is at stake here. it's much bigger than brett kavanaugh. it has to do with the fact he's replacing justice kennedy who is the swing vote. this seat is what brought them to the polls in 2016 and is what may drive them in 2018. in the meantime all we are dealing with is the circumstance of optics on the democrat and republican side. if people want to believe dr. ford, they will believe her. if they want to believe judge calf enough they will believe him. in the interim it will be difficult to get to the facts. charles: are you fine with the way this has played out?

us liv. >> reporter: historically midterm elections tend to favor the party that is out of power. democrats are trying to take advantage of that by making a big push to take control of the house. they need to pick up 23 seats to do that. this week, barack obama returned to the campaign trail to try to rally support for democratic candidates. his message has been similar to previous campaigns. he's taken plenty of subtle and not so subtle shots at president trump, breaking an unwritten rule that former presidents don't criticize their successors. on face the nation, ron mcdaniels said those attacks mirror what democratic candidates across the country are doing because of how well the economy is doing. >> democrats are going to try to make it about the president. they're going to try to make it about personality. the results don't lie coming out of this administration. we are a better country, we're better off than we were two years ago and everyone around the country is feeling that. that is because of this president. >> reporter: tom perez disagrees with that and said democrats have no prob

is 11th hour instruction the new calling card of the democratic party? joining usrom florida a former secret service agent and in the studio matt slap. i know you're not surprised be this. this is now just so transparent. they are great actors are worried about what is in the document. >> you know what is comical about this, i'm trying not to laugh, even the left can't make up their mind about what they want. when the nunes letter exposed and exposed this spygate, russiagate scandal for what it was, do you remember what the democrats said? no, the real information we used to target donald trump is in the redacted material. when the redacted fisa came out and they used the dossier. what did the democrats say again? no, no, no. it's the next time, it's the redactions that contain the really devastating material about trump. let's release it. and when they got wind of what is in the redactions, they get, wait, wait, wait, time-out, throw the red flag on the field here. we don't want to see the redactions any more. >> laura: that's a threat to national security. eric y

and in the democratic caucus and party and in many areas and spaces economic business spaces but most importantly in this political space a genuine and support for immigration reform. >> join us saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, and c-span.org. listen on the free c-span radio app. >> while president trump attended the un general assembly, he met with benjamin netanyahu. they talked about u.s. israeli relations. >> thank you very much. it's very good to be with benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister of israel and his representatives. we have much to discuss. the prime minister was thanking me for what we did in jerusalem with respect to the embassy. something controversial but it turned out to be very positive in many ways. a lot of progress has been made in many areas. were talking trade, military, defense, were very much in favor of what israel is doing as far as their defense is concerned. they are aggressive and have no choice but to be aggressive. it's a very difficult part of the world. i would just like to let all the people know that we are with you, we are with israel 100%. >> thank you. >> mr. president, thank you this many felt thank you. thank you for your

party. he joins us live from stockholm. welcome to the briefing. your left party saw a surge in support, as did the sweden democrats, why was that?deological background and did straight talk about their issues gained during this election. as well as the parties you mentioned, the centre party, which is the right wind liberal party, also made gains, while the big losers were the conservative party and the social democrats, the two biggest parties. they lost out because people on many occasions couldn‘t really understand what kind of positions they were proposing. but because of where the land lies at the moment, there‘s not a clear majority. will you at the left party work with the social democrats in order to give them a lead? yes, that‘s something we have been doing during the last four years. we‘ve had... we‘ve not been in government, but we‘ve had the cooperation about the budget, which has been quite successful i would say. we are ready to both negotiate about entering a government or creating a bloc that will present a budget together with the social democrats and the main party. of course it‘s important to see how the exact

we showed we have the ability to bring together all the wings of the democratic party. in order for us to win we have to bring the entirety of the party together. >> we'll get back to you the day after the election on that question. >> yes. thanks, dana. >> tough poll numbers for president trump, but that's not stopping some republican candidate s from asking for his support. and a final farewell. >> what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience? >> we'll talk to john mccain's closest friends and allies, lindsey graham and joe lieberman. in your gut, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. jonhson. benefiber. trust your gut. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. p3 it's meat, cheese and nut

much is clear for the party is right when we know that a supposed question is barbara how far to the right what can you tell us. if you look back into the history of these sweet democrats and they really have their roots in a new nazi party that already was in sweden in during the. eighties there is this oldest child killed sashes movement in sweden here but those with all that was really moved is on the very fringes of politics they never had any importance it was really some oddball scampering and sort of sprouting those strange theories and that has completely changed the new leadership new york scene has really try to demonize the party simple as marine le pen tried to do it in france last year and he has the tryst to show the party is huge just not the political movement even though there is only one issue they're pushing and that is that anti migrant policies they are really into fear mongering and they're telling swedes that they have to fear for their safety even though this is one of the wealthiest and safest country in the world so people still are buying into this because they do see occasions and they do see crime in the suburbs of the big cities and so the

writings don't demonstrate ona faithfulness they could use this to weed out independents democrats democratic socialists anybody who maybe criticizes the party too much anybody who maybe jews have been to one supposed to a video of a basset hound look at cream cheese off their junk. that was here you know that was a year ago. and he tricked me into it all right he had a bank page fast talker fast talker boy did this is basically an open invitation for the d.n.c. to choose whoever the they want the superdelegates don't even encourage you. to do it while passing out of vote that appears to make it easier for an anti-establishment democrat to run for office they've actually made it harder than donald trump looking at a painting of themself all right. and let's not forget as i've mentioned before the d.n.c. said in court they have no right to rig the primaries but maybe that's not enough maybe the d.n.c. ruling elite need another stumbling block for insurgent candidates so they also changed the rules so that state parties now are required to accept absentee votes rather than requiring caucus voters to be physically present to remember the caucus