[cheering] >> usa! usa! >> usa! usa! usa! usa! senator scott: usa! usa!hs] it's south carolina. isaid, if south carolina trump country, let me hear you scream! [cheering] senator scott: if you have, if you have benefited from the trump economy, let me hear you scream! [cheering] senator scott: ok. one last thing. one last thing. one last thing. if you want four more years -- of president trump, let me hear you scream! [cheering] >> four more years four more years! four more years! four more years! well, that was quite a display, wasn't it? now, there is a lot of love in this room. a lot of people, friends of mine they are very successful they say, how do you speak in front of 25,000 people and 10,000 people in all of this? you know what, there is so much love in the room is easy. no, it's true. they don't understand that. but i say there is such unbelievable love in the room that it is easy to do. very easy. [cheering] pres. trump: it is sort of easy to do. we're also thrilled to be joint by many more great leaders from across the state. and as some of yo

♪ i was born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa ♪ born in the usa ♪ got in a little home town jam ♪ut when you listen to the verses you realize it's coming from a little bit different point of view. >> so word reached president reagan in the fall of 84 that the song had come out and he said this was his favorite bruce springsteen song and add to which the white house press corps always respectful asked what his previous favorite bruce springsteen song had been. [laughter] it took three days, the word came back it was born to run. and no one was sure whether president reagan actually heard that. but he was in new jersey, is a swing state. and it was the core remember of what we now used to call reagan democrats. so the fact that a republican was caring new jersey was a big deal. bruce springsteen came straight out that constituency that president reagan was trying to affirm in 1984. so he gives a couple of speeches where he says new jersey's own bruce springsteen has made this patriotic song, with a patriotic song is about a guy getting killed in caisson and not been able to find a j

, i was born in the usa. ♪ born in the usa, born in the usa. ♪ got in a little -- >> it's easy to getat chorus and sort of beat your chest and be very patriotic. but when you listen to the verses, you realize it's coming from a little bit different point of view. >> right. so word reached president reagan in the fall of '84 that this song had come out, and he said this was his favorite bruce springsteen song to which the white house press corps, always respectful, asked what his previous bruce springsteen song was. it took three days and word came back and it was born to run. no one's sure if he actually heard that. [laughter] he was in new jersey, it was a swing state. and it was the core, remember, of what we now used to call reagan democrats. so the fact that a republican was carrying new jersey is a big deal. bruce springsteen came straight out of that constituency that president reagan was trying to aa firm in 19 is 84. so he -- 1984. so he gives a couple of speeches where he says new jersey's own bruce springsteen and this peat rottic -- patriotic song. .. i don't think it is th

priorities usa is the largest democratic superpac.by former obama advisers to help him in his re-election race against mitt romney. priorities usa is neutral in the democratic primary. they are not picking a democratic candidate. this year they say their pre-convention budget for ads in this race is $150 million. what? pre-convention, before there's a nominee, they're planning on spending $150 million. the superpac will roll out two new tv ads, its first of the 2020 cycle, starting tomorrow in four battleground states, flor, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. price tag, $30 million in air time. we've been given an exclusive look at these ads tonight. both of them target president trump. both will begin airing in wisconsin and pennsylvania starting tomorrow. i'm going to show you them both. here's the first of those ads featuring the topic most on the minds of democratic voters according to the entrance polls in the first three voting states. the topic is health care. >> in 2017, i was diagnosed with breast cancer. it feels like a tida

we are the party of equal opportunity for all americans. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa.o support working families, we have reduced the cost of childcare, expanded paid leave, and given 40 million american families and average of $2200 more in their pockets thanks to the republican child tax credit. who would have thought that? [cheers and applause] we have cut more job killing regulations than any know thistion, you one, so you go back four years, eight years, in one case, longer than eight years, we have cut more job killing regulations than any other administration in the history of our country. and we are not finished. and we ended the war on american energy. they want to take our energy away, they want to take our wealth away, they want to give us wind, wind, if it blows wonderful, if it doesn't blow you have problems. wind. they want to destroy our country sites and put windmills all over. watch your house go down in value. you ever see what happens? they build a windmill between a distance of your house, you can forget about your house. you can just say, that was t

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usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!nce my election, america has gained 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected at the end of the last administration. they were saying the most you could possibly do is 2 million, we did 7 million. i never even said we were going to do 7 million. that's a lot of jobs. unemployment has reached the lowest rate in over 51 years. the average unemployment rate from my administration is the lowest for any president in the history of the united states. [ cheering and applause ] >> gl that's a good one. that's a good one. the unemployment rate among african americans, hispanic american, and asian americans has reached record lows. all record lows, every one, lowest ever. young people have seen their wages increase by 16%, a record. and their wages are rising three times faster than those wages during the last four years of -- did you ever hear of this gentleman -- the obama administration. ever hear of him? more than 2 million millennials have gotten jobs. we have lif

[cheers and applause] >> [chanting] usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: that was beautiful.tired of hearing from politicians all the time. right? what a job he does. thank you very much. you're my great friend. i want to bring up a man who's going to win the election with us. he has been. he has been rock solid. we are doing great in the state. we are doing great. your second amendment, you like the second amendment. [cheers and applause] with me, they are not going to play with your second amendment. not going to happen. it is under siege. you see what is happening. he has been so great. cory gardner, please come on up. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> good evening, colorado. [cheers and applause] how's everybody doing? [cheers and applause] now i want you to give a great big welcome to the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] now, i think they have heard you on pikes peak but they did not hear you on mount garfield. [cheers and applause] colorado, we are going to win. we're going to win. we believe in colorado. we are going to win because we believe in

they are coming back to the usa. does it everybody wants to be where the action is in the united states of america is indeed the place where the action is. the biggest promises i made to the american people was to replace the disastrous nafta trade deal. unfair trade is perhaps the single biggest reason that i decided to run for president. following nafta's adoption. our nation lost one in 4 manufacturing jobs. many politicians came and went pledging to change or replace nafta only to do so and then absolutely nothing happened. what i like so many who came before me i keep my promises we did our job. place nafta and signed the brand-new u s mexico, canada agreement into law. the usmc a will create nearly 100,000 new high-paying american auto jobs and massively boost exports for our farmers ranchers and factory workers. also bring trade with mexico and canada to a much higher level but also to be a much greater degree of fairness and reciprocity we will have that fairness and rest up our process e and i say that final

the former germany and usa coach was named manager until the end of the season, back in november. nine league matches in charge, they're currently 14th in the bundesliga. klinsmann‘s managerial career began back in 2004, when he took charge of the german national team. he led them to third place at the 2006 world cup. from there he spent a season as head coach of bayern munich but lasted only 43 in charge.he next job was he ad he nextjob was head coach of the usa — where he won the concacaf gold cup with them in 2013. and then came herta berlin where klinsmann made a surprise return to management in november. he'll return to his previous role on the club's supervisory board. for more than 25 years, grounds in the english premier league have had to be all—seater stadiums. but the uk government now wants to work with supporters and clubs, to introduce safe standing, and manchester united, along with wolves and tottenham, could be the first to try it out. the decision by manchester united to apply to install rail seating in old trafford has been welcomed by fans both at the club and

i'd companies are not believing they are coming back to the usa cause. the fact is that everybody wants to be where the action is in the united states of america is indeed the place where the action is thank one of the biggest promises i made to the american people was to replace the disastrous nafta trade deal while. they tracked unfair trade is perhaps the single biggest reason that i decided to run for president following nafta is adoption our nation lost one in 4 manufacturing jobs many politicians came and went pledging to change or replace nafta only to do so and then absolutely nothing happened but unlike so many who came before me i keep my promises we did our job while 6 days ago i replaced nafta and signed the brand new us mexico canada agreement into law the us m.c.a. will create nearly 100000 new high paying american auto jobs and massively boost exports for our farmers ranchers and factory workers. thank you it will also bring trade with mexico and canada to a much higher level but also to be a much greater degree of fairness and reciprocity

usa! usa! usa!: speaking of sports, the 1980 miracle hockey team honored by president trump at friday's keep america great rally, forced to play defense when liberals attack on social media. carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm115 on how it all went down. >> the team received a warm reception at the president's rally but the appearance did not sit well with some of the president's critics and the back lash became so strong that the team issued a response, using their official twitter account, saying to us, this is not about politics or choosing sides, this is about proudly representing the united states of america, whether your beliefs are democratic, republican, independent, et cetera, we support that and are proud to represent the usa. it is an honor and a privilege. the president's supporters certainly cheering them on, one twitter user says what's horrible about it? a miracle team and a miracle president. heather on twitter, not to be confused with you, says god forbid they su

i wanted to be very popular in usa. now i'm very popular in usa. [ laughter ] but i didn't want to find such way. but you know, but if this way will help ukraine, i'm ready for next call with mr. trump. but true lly say, i can wait -- everything was truth. i mean that now we have very good relations with the usa. and i want to thank you guys, thank you everybody and the president and usa, just ordinary american people, first of all, for support. support ukraine especially now when we have war. thank you for your help. and applause to every american people. we feel it. feel it with our hearts, with our bodies, and i want to say to everybody to the usa and to europe, everybody helped, but help more. >> reporter: to that end -- >> trns later: on the second part of your question was -- >> i'm speaking -- >> reporter: no, it's interesting. >> no. i know the answer is not interesting. >> reporter: no, it will be. i'll come back to it. given the fact that you've thanked the united states and the people of europe for helping yo

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avril benoit, executive director of msf usa, or doctors without borders usa. when we come back, we look at the dominican republic where thousands have taken to the street over the last week's and yesterday on independence day in the dominican republic, to protest the abrupt suspension of local elections. stayay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: founding member passed away monday at the age of 61. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the: we turn now to dominican republic, where thousands of people took to the streets of the capital santo domingo thursday to protest the abrupt suspension of local elections earlier this month and to commemorate the country's independence day. demonstrators wore black and held signs that read "democracy" and "punishment for the corrupt." massive protests have been ongoing since february 16 after the government suspended the municipal elections four hours after voting had begun, alleging there were technical glitches in the electronic ballot machines used. reuters repo

[applause] [applause] [applause] [chanting] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!applause] >> welcome home, thank you very much. as the world bears witness tonight, america is a land of heroes, a place where greatness is born, destinies are forged and legends come to life. this is the home of thomas edison and teddy roosevelt, many great generals including washington, pershing, patton and macarthur. this is the home of abraham lincoln, frederick douglass, amelia ehrhardt, harriet tubman, the wright brothers, neil armstrong and so many more. this is a country where children learn names like wyatt earp, davy crockett and annie oakley. this is the place where the pilgrims landed at plymouth and where texas patriots made their last stand at the alamo. [applause] the beautiful beautiful alamo. the american nation was carved out of the vast frontier by the toughest, strongest, fiercest and most determined men and women ever to walk on the face of the earth. our ancestors braved the unknown, tamed the wilderness, settled the wild west, lifted millions from poverty, diseas

because it's not only usa. it's also european union, it's also the lima group. we have to get over this cold division someone is trying to build about the venezuelan situation. this is not russia against venezuela. this problem begins way before russia and usa start to be part of the international picture. we cannot summarize this problem only as a problem between usa and russia because it's deeper than that. what maduro's regime is doing to the region with the disruption, with the refugee situation in all the countries in the neighborhood, but also supporting and funding groups, is part of a huge threat for all the regime. we want a way out, the only way to do is it with all the pressure possibility with the international community and the political actors inside that there is no happy ending to this. we have to understand this process means forgiveness for some of those guys. this process and understanding the transition negotiated without, means that this political elite, if we can say that, has to pay some costs and are able to pay it. 20 years is more than

and it's unclear whether he will be extradited to the usa if you're going to play was fire going to get burned. don't take on the most powerful nation in the world don't take on the u.s. army. deal with the u.s. accuses a songe of having helped to publish classified material on u.s. military operations but if you push too hard. that has changed the way journalism isn't done. ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for why an izing these demons in times if threatening to prosecute a songe and lock them away possibly for decades that's a blow to the very foundations of freedom of the press which it. is going to i think his life is genuinely in danger. to stick to. the right. but the behavior of the pilots his life now they are playing a computer game. or . something theo shows us is the reality of modern war from the air. and i don't think that that has been seen before. in war crimes on april 5th 2010 and wiki leaks exposed them to the world. julian a son was about to become world famous internet a military video has surfaced on the internet showing a deadly u.s

he says that the coronavirus is very much under control in the usa and we are in contact with everyone in all relevant countries and the cdc and world health are working hard and smart. the stock market, and he goes on the talk about the stock market is starting to look good to me,

[applause] all made in the usa.will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty, and -- the right to? [crowd cheers] pres. trump: keep and bear arms! [cheers and applause] we are going to protect you second amendment. by the way, they are going to take away everything. they will take away your health, your guns, they will take away everything. [crowd booing] pres. trump: above all, we will never stop fighting for the sacred values that bind us together as one america. we will support, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we stand with the incredible heroes of law enforcement. we believe in the dignity of work and the sanctity of life. we believe that families, not government and bureaucracy, are the true and american way. we believe children should be taught to love our country, honor our history, and to always respect our great american flag. [cheers] and we live by the words of our national motto, "in god we trust." from nashua to dixville, from portsmouth to plymouth, from concorde to clar

usa today he bought this article about there should be a. warning there needs to be parental like mature audiences only on this super bowl event featuring performers that are clothed and not obscene acts like you can read this a. p.g. rating you know according to the motion picture has some nudity and hints of you know profanity there was none of those no one was naked no one was doing anything inappropriate and this author had like 12 likes on it on his twitter page however usa today goes you know what there's a sect of people that are starting to get read by the i don't know people who aren't white being proud of their femininity and bracing their sensuality let's let's push 842400 likes for you know 43 thout 4300 replies to this article in usa today almost made on the it was in the front page of the opinion section granted this is one man's opinion on women so let's let's take that with the smallest baby violin possible in the store but when that's enough it is rather crazy absolutely and you know regina this just highlights one of the is

and in fact, the entire usa very well. the problem is the kansas city chiefs play in kansas city, missouri. that tweet was corrected 12 minutes later. this is not the first time geography has been an issue for president trump. joining us now is john avalon. >> hello. >> twitter is having a good time with this. let me play you a couple of

was doing anything inappropriate and this author had like 12 likes on it on his twitter page however usa today goes you know what there's a sect of people that are starting get read by the i don't know people who aren't white being proud of their femininity and bracing their sensuality let's let's push 842400 likes for you know 43 thout 4300 replies to this article in usa today almost made on the it was in the front page of the opinion section granted this is one man's opinion on women so let's let's take that with the smallest baby violin possible in the store but when that's enough it is rather crazy absolutely and you know regina this just highlights one of the issues we see in the media pools and i'm security it makes it national news do we see a trend of this among mainstream media you do you see a lot of maybe a small writer or a very extreme take and the writer is a small television station newspaper radio what have you and they're owned by these large media conglomerates they go you know what that guy he'll get us the clicks he'll get us the views let's push. killfile is on or wh

para tratar a uno pacientes de coronavirus se usa también en el campo de la salud para eliminar errores complejas ahora pueden realizarse y también transportar comida ropa de cama así el personal humano t a los pacientes se estima que industria esté valorada pero la pregunta superaran a los seres humanos el robot? >> lo bueno es que pueden evitar el contagio entre el personal médico >> veremos si en un futuro reemplazan a los doctores pero no creo >> estas imágenes que vemos deciden salir y ya vemos se les de bailando pasándola bien >> el video publicado fue catalogado como inapropiado por lo que fueron despedidos >> los retos en redes sociales ahora hay uno que se volvió viral la escoba challenge se trata que se mantienen paradas por sí solas por un supuesto aumento en la gravedad de la tierra, pero no muchos pudieron domingo actor keanu revés caminó por la alfombra roja >> lo vimos al actor como uno d ceremonia con la famosa diseñadora su madre >> para ir a este evento >> y hablando de películas las mujeres arrasaron con la cartelera >> más de 33 millones de dólares recaudó en segundo

because it's not only usa. european union.and weso the lima group, have to get over the cold war that they are trying to build. this is not russia against venezuela. way before begins russia and venezuela and usa start to be part of the picture, and we cannot summarize this problem only as a problem between usa russia because it's deeper the mother d while regime is doing to the region with the ecological destruction and the the river mining destruction with the efugee situation in all the countries in the neighborhood, those supporting and funding a huge groups is part of red for the whole union, and we out.a peaceful way the only way to do it is with olitical pressure and flexibility and understanding of the political actors inside, that there is no happy ending to this. we have to understand also this for ss means forgiveness guys.f those this process means that this elite, if we can say that, have to pay some costs. it.we're able to pay 20 years is more than enough to understand that it's no matter opinion.c we have to do

but the usa and the dutch have had this before, the usa decided to only play one of the two matches followinglia —— the dutch agreed to this, both were aware of the rules knowing that whoever wins will get double points. the dutch ended up winning 9—0. both teams understood the rules and at the end of the day, rules are the rules and at the end of the day, rules a re rules. the rules and at the end of the day, rules are rules. those are the rules, what reaction has there been from great britain? the gb hockey players have been gutted. one player in particular maddy hinge says the rule is obscene and ridiculous. gb hockey said they fully respect the decision to cancel the match, i have spoken to the federation of international hockey who reiterated that all of the countries agreed to this real and that there is no particular plan to reconsider this at any stage. however, there is a season review in september. if any of the teams in the professional league want to bring this up again, they can at the end of the season. this rule only applies to the professional league, not the olympics. it has

all made in the usa. [crowd chanting "usa"] in my state of the union address i proudly declared that we are in the midst of a great american comeback, that's what we are doing. our country is stronger today than ever before. after three years of ridiculous witch hunts and scams and partisan democrat crusades, the radical left's attempt to poison our democracy and overturn the last election have totally failed. they have been a complete flop and we today have the highest poll numbers we have ever had. i don't know if anybody watched last night's debate. it got very big ratings and you know what? mini mike didn't do well last night. i was going to send him a note saying "it's not easy doing what i do, is it?" it's not easy, mike. it's not easy. mike didn't do too well, he went way down, it's all right. mini mike. how about club shark? she choked. clklobuchar choked. she couldn't breathe, alfred e. neuman looked at her and said something slightly derogatory and she said are you accusing me of being dumb, who

clinton: so with these four measures saving social security, strengthening medicare, establishing the usaccounts, supporting long-term care, we can begin to meet our generation's historic responsibility to establish true security for 21st century seniors. now, there are more children from more diverse backgrounds in our public schools than at any time in our history. their education must provide the knowledge and nurture the creativity that will allow our entire nation to thrive in the new economy. today we can say something we couldn't say six years ago, with tax credits and more affordable student loans, with more work-study grants and more pell grants, with education ira's and the new hope scholarship tax cut that more than 5 million americans will receive this year, we have finally opened the doors of college to all americans. [applause] pres. clinton: with our support, nearly every state has set higher academic standards for public schools, and a voluntary national test is being developed to measure the progress of our students. with over $1 billion in discounts available this year,

we welcome to "the nine", miss chinatown usa, lauren yang. thinks for joining us, and congratulations. >> thank yoa big honor. >> it means tative for the housn and usa chinese community, originally from houston. this whole exe and the history here in san francisco and in the u.s. in general. it is amazing to fill closer to my cultural roots. but did you grow up in a family that was very close with cultural roots? are you learning things now that you didn't learn even during that experience? >> for sure. my parents are both chinese immigrants and i still have family in china. i grew up speaking mandarin. cooking, eating chinese cuisine, everything chinese culture, but here, i have learned so much already about chinese immigrants and the history in san francisco and in chinatown. also just little tidbits. like we visited unlock, which is a senior healthcare center, and there, we passed out oranges to the seniors there is a symbol of good fortune. so just some little symbols that i did not know existed before. >> you much must mean so much e one

i‘ll be prescribing the best time to travel around the south—west usa, and recommending an itineraryto the alarming spread of the coronavirus known as covid—i9, the world health organization is advising travellers, wherever they‘re heading, to take a very basic precaution — wash your hands frequently with soap and water. some airlines have already suspended or cut back on flights, and many viewers have asked whether they can cancel planned trips to asia without a penalty. there‘s no international agreement on which locations are regarded as high—risk, and the basic principle is you can expect a refund from your travel provider or insurance company only if your government has warned against visiting your intended destination. time to hit the road in north america, and karen storey writes in on behalf of her daughter, who‘s planning to spend three months in the south—west usa. she wants to visit visit arizona, monument valley, drive some of route 66. and then travel via death valley to san francisco bay. what's the best time of year — october to january, or march to may? to help you ou

for the usa james lewis is citing former cia spy jeffrey sterling to secure the australian wiki leaks found his removal division jeffrey sterling now joins me via skype from st louis in missouri jeffrey thanks so much for coming on the show so you know all about the tactics of the u.s. deep state racism persecution at the cia what do you make of your name. being quoted in court and i find it incredible that their name dropping the support of their position and saying i guess the referring back to the sentencing for me shows how reasonable it can be one thing to experience to mention was that in my prosecution persecution over yes you know ares i-x. there was absolutely no evidence yeah they had they obviously said it was circumstantial evidence so the us authorities say but james lewis has do is cute.

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have the flu and then you're really going to need the mass of course were made in china michael the usa and south korea have postponed joint military exercises their closing on high school in seattle facebook cancelled their big developer conference all because of the outbreak take us inside 5 the pentagon what's the protocol when something this threatening comes up on the case of south korea they've cut back on the exercises and they have made contingency plans and they're going to minimize the flow of dependents for example they're cutting back on dependents of restricting probably going to restrict people to their bases in the in the affected area and of course we have no idea what's going on in north korea and and there's problems there and of course china isn't all that far away relatively speaking but the reality is the pentagon makes contingency plans for these things they are they are restricting bases they are undertaking measures that will counter or minimize exposure and i think to keep a low key until this virus begins to fade it will fade eventually it's a virus but things

he nextjob was head coach of the usa — where he won the concacaf gold cup with them in 2013.to management in november. he'll return to his previous role on the club's supervisory board. originally, klinsman was part of the advisory board for hertha but then they sacked their coach in late november last year and then he took over. they looked around, who can be allocation now? it can be klinsman. he is famous and let's take him as the coach. he took over and then you know what you get when you bring in juergen klinsman as a coach. we have seen juergen klinsman as a coach. we have seen it with via munich and with the german national team a few years ago, klinsman to revolutionise hertha berlin and its structures. he brought in new players, coaches, new star. he wanted to turn hertha into a bundesliga contender and that was the same here in berlin with a big clu b the same here in berlin with a big club like psg in paris and other famous clubs in london. in the end, it only took ten weeks, the whole revolution and hertha are still stuck in the relegation battle. 12 games for kli

for the usa james lewis is citing former cia spy jeffrey sterling to secure the australian wiki leaks found his removal division yeah jeffrey sterling now joins me via skype from st louis in missouri jeffrey thanks so much for coming on the show so you know all about the tactics of the u.s. deep state racism persecution at the cia what do you make of your name being quoted in court and i find it incredible that their name dropping the courts of their position and saying i guess the referring back to the sentencing for me shows how reasonable it can be one thing to mention was that in my prosecution persecution over yes you know there was absolutely no evidence yeah they had they obviously said it was circumstantial evidence so the u.s. authorities say but james lewis has his q.c. his exact words were your case and the case did involve pretty bizarre covert to smuggling of nuclear warhead blueprints to iran to perhaps create war who knows specifically lewis said you and that case was a relevant benchmark for the prosecution and sentencing does that mean we will get a 175 years at least

we're going underground on day 3 of this week's extradition trial of the century as the usa fights in a south london court for an effective death sentence against a publisher the u.n. has determined has been tortured and arbitrarily detained by the united kingdom julian a son of wiki leaks coming up on the show what does a u.s. funded u.k. lawyer mean when he references a case of secret cia nuclear warhead a blueprint smuggling to iran as a benchmark for songes extradition to virginia we talked to the espionage act convicted for my cia spy name checked in court jeffrey sterling and 24 hours ahead of the 120th birthday of the u.k. labor party whose trade unionist and socialist beginnings began a new age in political representation of the working class we ask a former labor cabinet minister whatever happened to raising the scarlet standard high all of them all coming up today is going on the ground 1st extradition proceedings are underway today in london as the usa tries to get its hands on the most famous publisher and journalist in the world julian assange faces 175 years in jail in t

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