you, the economic forum is going on there, kira rudyk, people's deputy of ukraine, leader of the voice party, joins our broadcast, kiro, good evening, greetings vlasto, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, you widows , i will tell for our audience how volodymyr zelenskyi's speech was received there, and from your point of view, according to your observations, does everyone in davos agree that putin is a predator and a madman, as he stated. in his speech and that he should be stopped somehow? well, first of all , it is very good that the president came to davos this year, because it is one of the ways to attract our partners, as well as draw attention to ukraine, which needs to be realistic, is decreasing. second, the president's speech were received warmly enough, and if, even if someone does not consider russia. ryzhak, then at least they didn't talk about it out loud. in fact, people come to davos to learn two things. the first is what is the general situation in the world, what is new, what is happening, what are the trends, the second is where to invest money. regarding what is happeni

let's continue this conversation, solomiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice partyoadcast, and solomiya is also a member of the security committee. defense and intelligence of ukraine, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, good morning, glory to the heroes, my first question to you is, are you satisfied with this result, this development of events? and i can't say i'm satisfied, because i'm in favor of a humanly correct approach to such an important, completely non-political or forbidden topic for politics, and when it started with christmas, it ended the way it should have ended , because over the shoulders of people who did not work this bill, it was strange to introduce a new version that has... a lot flaws, shortcomings and needs to be refined , so we immediately proposed , let's you refine it, this was the proposal of the ministry of defense, that in the first days of our discussion with the committee, and we will calmly introduce whether they will introduce a new bill that will already be less controversial and problematic and painful for of the entire society

consideration of the draft law on changes to mobilization, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice partysecretary of the committee, roman kostenko, told about this on the air of the telethon. oleksandr zavitnevich, the head of the nrdp committee , wrote on his facebook that the discussion of the document is taking place together with representatives of the armed forces of ukraine and, in particular , with the participation of commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny and defense minister rustem umyerov. according to zavitnevich, now the main task is to find a balance between constitutional rights and necessary measures to solve problems. which these rights limit. zavitnevich also wrote that the committee's final decision on the bill should be on tuesday, that is, january 9. also in the verkhovna rada registered a draft resolution on dismissal of the deputy head of the nardepka committee from servants of the people, who recently publicly actively criticized the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, maryana bezuga. like, it happens as a result of circumstances that ma

of the parliament, including this... communicate solomiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine, voice partya member of the security, defense and intelligence committee of ukraine, was a guest of our broadcast. i will note that there is a lot of information about mobilization, about these issues of demobilization and the voices of people who are already fighting, there is enough information on our resources, on the resources of radio liberty, on website, on radio liberty's youtube channels, in social networks, so in order to be informed and really know from the first sources what is happening, what where. is offered as discussed, then be sure to use our resources. and then let's talk about another topic that has arisen very often in recent weeks in the information space. we are discussing it with you, here is humor during the war, well, in fact, lately stand-up comedians, comedians, because of their jokes , have gotten into some scandals, since the beginning of the year there have been at least three of them, which resulted in public plane , my colleague iryna ostrovska will tell you about t

these are not insignificant voices in the democratic party. they're powerful voices.what is your reaction to all that had. >> i like to call balls and strikes. no question joe biden's numbers are tough numbers to get reelected with the job rating in the 40s. two-thirds saying the country and the economy are going in the wrong direction. half of my poll saying they're worst. no question whether that. i abo. does that mean he will lose? i think the state of the union is an opportunity. creating couple hundred jobs a month is low. he has the international coalition. >> hannity: alright. have a happy new year and great weekend. thank you, mark and tomi. so manying up we're three days from the iowa caucuses. nikki haley weighs in as we continue this friday night. >> hannity: alright we are only three day as way. game day starts the iowa caucuses. the first in the nation. now this year voters have to brave very very low temperatures down to negative 30° with the windchill. the candidates are confident voters will show up. after all there is a lot at stake this year. some co

we are already like lenin's parties, twin brothers. the voices if a friend turned out to be a friend, and not a friend and not an enemy, but so, today on the first. why don’t you, anastasia nikolaevna, not sit at home, and if we hadn’t found you, then i would have found my dogs, of course, of course, it’s still not okay to run away from home because of some dogs. worth it, do you want to eat? no, thank you, you’d better let me go home, but i really need it, well... please, i understand, i also need to go home, but i’m on duty, i was put on duty for the new year, oh, well, i have a little left . we'll try the pills, no need tried it, let's go, let's go. dogs, lyokha, come on, i'm on the first, you're on the second, yeah. stop, ultrasound, give it, and i’ll stay with it, you have a spray can, this can only be used on the street, you should also read the instructions for me, once you’ve sprayed it and move on, i’m off, you bastards. and who are you and the ladder, and why didn’t you scare it with an ultrasound, but it fell out of me. what was sticki

party and kari lake's senate campaign. nbc news has obtained new audio where we hear the apparent voice of the state party chair offering atheace. >> there are powerful people that want to keep you out. but they're willing to put their money whereou is in a big way. >> there a number at wch -- >> i can be bought? >> not be bought. >> that's what it'about. >> to take a pause for a cple of years. >> no. >> and then go rightack to what you're >> 10 million, 20 million, a billion, no. this is not about money. this is about our country. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard is on his way obviously in the car back from covering the new hampshire primary. vaughn, what more can you tell us about this audio, and what more are we hearing from kari lake? >> the audio over the course of this ten minutes is stunning to listen to in which jeff dewitt, the gop arizona chairman, to note, the one time state treasurer of the state of arizona, as well as the 2016 trump campaign's chief financial officer, he is this this recording saying that there are very powerful people from the east coast, he even suggests that there are potential job opportunities o

political necessity and even those workers who are coming to the republican party as voters they don't have an organized voice within the republican party in the same way that organized labor is an organized part of the democratic coalition. he had a republican party and labor organizations i think you would see labor becoming more dependent because it's not so dependent on one party knowingat that the other one would be hostility for stage and the national relations board would be made up of union busters and so forth. >> i want to turn it to the audience and we have time for one maybe two questions of you have a question please raise your hand yes, right over here. >> i was just curious to what degree of -- are you? >> sure yes when i became a catholic i was working for publication that pushes the neoliberal doctrine, tax cuts, free trade over every thing else and the more i read the teachings on social issues and catholic social teachingsss the less the attempt to synthesize catholicism and seems a tenable. neil mentioned limited neutrality and classical and christian tradition. i think there's a liberatin

both of them, scared to death.o you got to take note because these are not insignificant voices withinon the party. >> they're pretty powerful voices. what's your reaction? all that.'re powerful? to well, look, i like to calle and strikes. and there's no question that joe biden's numbersbi are tough numbers to get reelected with a job rating in the fortiesing in, with almot two thirds saying that the country and the economy are going in the wronge l direction, with about half of my pals saying that they've gotten worse they're. r no question about that. and i don't think anybody should argue with that.e wi now, does that mean he's going to lose? well, i think the state of the unioll i thn is opportunity, i think is creating couple of hundred thousand jobs a month. >> unemployment is low and he's got a mideast crisis, which, you know, we'll see where he gets gets through. he put together an internationanternatil coalitionn all right. have a happy new year and have a great weekend. appreciate it.d tomi mark penn and tomi lahren. coming up, we're jus.t three days away from iowa and the iowa caucuses.

i kind of look at the problem as sort of both parties are in nerve written. who's going to find the voiceshat speak to that angry frustrated person out there who esjust seems how disconnected te political elites are and to give it a quick example where both parties could do it, today is the first day of the google antitrust which has been brought by trump in 2020 and has been continued by biden. either party could in their states involved, either party could win and become the nominated governing party. what i think is happening and your book is about is a specific language of moral reform that you're rejecting which is the language of efficiency becausenc the language of efficiency andmi of economics, modern economics is a language reform that has taken over both parties, the corporate world, think tank world, and it traps us in this power. both different parties, the different philosophies of how to be, once you are removed from that sort of world where there is no power, a utopian world which is a trap, all of a sudden the possibility of building a society opens up and what you see, whe

reaction of the new head of the committee on freedom of speech, people's deputy from the party yurchyshyn's voiceu think? well, i can tell you that in my opinion, yurchyshyn is too cautious, i will say it so diplomatically. thank you, volodymyr. the people's deputy of ukraine was on the air of espresso, now we will go on a short break, after which we will return to our studio, so stay with us. there are discounts on lyzak, 10% in psarynyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. there are discounts on lactial, 10% in psarynyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. do you want to wake up rested and full of strength, but from the old. work constantly hurts the whole body , you can’t turn around on the sofa, you can’t find a comfortable position, you need to improve your sleeping place, meet the stoper casper ortolight mattress from matrac tv experts, an instant solution to the problem of an uncomfortable sofa or an old mattress at a good price, only 999 uah , even with the possibility of free delivery, old sofas, uneven mattresses, springs sticking out, all this is in the past, the mattress stopper ortolight is your deep he

party is 3%, the opposition is 36% . of course, the situation is already unsatisfactory and sounds very seriously voices that our party should. the saxon minister from that same three percent party advocates banning the alternative, which of course would simply put democracy in germany under a big big question mark. how realistic is it as an emergency measure to replace scholz with pistorius, for example, which is what the german press is writing about? indeed, recently they have been preparing such a castling because of some other methods. in order to end this peak, social democrats are not found, they will try to scholz's lame voodoo, or there are already such plans to replace pistorius with the minister of defense, in fact, at one time he was put in the chair of the minister of defense, so that they could then write out such a successor from him, who was mired in corruption scandals, very weak, very inarticulate chancellor scholz, in fact, who led the country to this dead end. thank you very much, yes, yes, continue, he will not change the policy, thank you, evgeniy schmit, member of the bundestag, in direct contact with

parties are kind of in a race. right. who's going to find the voice that speaks to that angry or the angry, frustrated person out there who just sees how disconnected the political elites really are? and just to give a quick example, where both parties could do it today is the first day of the google and trial, which has been which was brought by trump in 2020 and has been continue by biden and either party could. and there are states involved and either party could win and become the dominant governing party. what i think is happening and what book is really about is a specific language of moral reform that you're rejecting, which is the language of efficiency, because the language of efficiency, the language of economics, modern economics is a language of moral reform that it has taken over both parties. the corporate world thinktank, world policy making world. and it traps us into not seeing power. both different parties, different philosophies of how to be once you are removed from that sort of world where there is no power, a utopian world which

voice people. he leads the party.se they no longer had a dress rehearsal for the maidan, it was not energy, plus the parties that make up the majority in parliament, almost 80% of parliament, are anti-western parties like ours. we are talking about parties that think that we have nothing to ask from the european union, and this estimate of the so-called pro-european parties is always about 20%, they do nothing. stands for friendly relations with russia and against joining the eu and imposing sanctions against our country, but to go to nistorovic is not planning a coalition with vucic’s party. we want to be, as i would say, a national movement that will fight for the revival of serbia, so that serbia is no longer hostage to various western embassies, for economic development and for the return of traditions. we have already decided that we will not participate in the coalition, because... they are trying to sow chaos on the streets of the capital of serbia and will definitely not miss another chance. elections will be

each party's program your voice on radio salamat commemorates shamakh martyrs of the terrorist attack in kerman in the special ezta bei bei program of tehran radio, investigating the role of martyr soleimani in strengthening the resistance front in the special path to the sky program in cooperation with the provincial networks of sports radio, the production of the video of qasim is still alive, a popular piece on the networks social and on the passing of professor baqer khalili , writer and editor of pishot radio, public relations vice-president of voice, vice-president of voice. the end of this news section goodbye and god bless. look at these photos. ger is a man whose performance is reported more than 200 times from kilometers beyond shushtar he arrived at the desk of savak officers in tehran , he never got tired of stating the issues, which caused him to be arrested several times when he got his diploma and became a teacher . for example, the mayor of that time. he was a corrupt person. he corresponded so much and followed up on this. sayyed javad's activities were not limited to

consolidate the republican party to have senator jd vance a spokesman that was on this morning with shannon from ohio saying moments ago ron desantis is a great governor an important voice now and in the future i'm thrilled he endorsed a presumptive nominee donald trump let's win this thing as a united republican party for jd vance one of the names being floated out there is a possible vp pick i asked the former president last night before that rally where he is on that sense as he thanks about that choice. >> he said an hour at town hall you might have already decided about your vp pick. when you think you'll make that? >> is not really had that much of an effect on election which is an amazing thing it is never had much of an effect. i may or may not release something over the next couple of months there is no rush to that. it will not have any impact at all. the person i think i like is a very good person. pretty standard i think people won't be that surprised. but i would say this probably a 25% chance it will be that person. >> 's center tim scott on that list now? lexi's a great guy he endorsement as an example nikki comes from south carolina, tim is from south ca

successful campaign, but here it is worth considering that niki halley represents the protest voices in the republican party participate in the presidential campaign, then most likely what the polls say is yes, if we remove donald. it is unlikely that she will be able to get the nomination if, for example, trump leaves the presidential race, but if he stays, then according to national polls we see that he is ahead of his closest competitor , ron disantitz, by about 50 points, this distance is practically impossible to overcome. thank you very much, this was a very interesting conversation and i hope it’s very interesting. in the world, and i think that no, even you have information about brix here, many world events today demonstrate that america is losing its strength, because in fact the struggle... today with the hands of ukraine against russia is a struggle ultimately for maintaining the order to which america has been accustomed for many years. i will say there, even the financial sphere, the dominance of the dollar - this should not be written off, there, if not the first, then one of the first reason

higher rating than volodymyr zelensky, or not petro poroshenko, some conditional deputy from the party, had a voice from yaroslav yurchyshyn, it can be, it can be of course. well, would the next president of ukraine be petro poroshenko or yaroslav yurchychyn? what does it matter? what difference does it make to us who will be the next president of ukraine after the war. why should we think about preserving the power of the current head of state or about the representatives of his entourage keeping their positions in the office, when it comes to whether this state will exist in general, because if ukraine does not exist, then it does not matter which of the mentioned persons will lead the ukrainian government. migration, will he even survive until the end of the war, because one or two successful missile attacks can lead to the complete defunding of the ukrainian political elite, because its representatives will die, this is also a war, and it is absolutely obvious to me that vladimir putin will do everything possible, in order to to destroy volodymyr zelenskyi, that is also clear, we are not talkin

the list of claims is quite extensive and it was not without reason that it was voiced not only at the party. whose legacy the romanians are right and promise to reassemble again, but this is not all bad news for ukraine. stanislav bernwald will confirm. remember this children's rhyme: we shared an orange, there were many of us, but he was one. so this little counting rhyme is more relevant today than ever. it seems that everyone already understands that within the borders of the ninety-first year, current ukraine will no longer exist; friends of the square, such as romania and poland, have long had views on individual ukrainian regions. hungary more than once claimed their rights to the lands, but whose voices are at the forefront of these territorial claims. romanian publishes an article with a loud title, the leader of the alliance for the union of romanians, claudio terziu, wants to annex part of the territory of ukraine and leave nato. the head of this far-right romanian party recently gave a triumphant speech. we will not be truly sovereign until reintegration occurs. everything that w

that doesn't mean that the and also critical voices on the left of the labor party may be, but also by some experts and the reason regions. so they say that overall that should be the strategy of de escalation as one research approaches with a, with a ceasefire. gaza at the heart of this, the escalation strategy. and i would say that the overall support for the strikes by the british public doesn't mean that there is no say, i think value to about the conflict in the middle east, of course. but also about the strikes, so there is, of course, the risk of, of this, these to, to, um, generally escalate the conflict. and this is something that i think the british people are all aware of. okay, thanks so much for bringing us up to date. that's the don't use book at mouth in london. stay let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world and such and rescue what continues in china is weston. ginger young province off to a $7.00, us quakes truck, the region. the quite collapsed thousands of homes and left. many injured residents have been evacuated to temporary

generally there is cross policy support that doesn't mean that the and also critical voices on the left of the labor party mainly, but also by some experts and the reason the region. so they say that overall should be, is the strategy of de escalation as one research approaches with a, with a ceasefire and cause a at the heart of this, the escalation strategy. and i would say that the overall support for the strikes by the british public doesn't mean that there is no say, i think value to about the conflict in the middle east, of course, but also about the strikes. so there is, of course, the risk of, of this, this could um, generally escalate the conflict and this is something that i think the british people are all aware of. okay, thanks so much for bringing us up to date that's dw, is broken off in london. now it's long be known that the who sees have a key ally in the region, and that is iran under arms influence stretches and all the directions as well. the clerical regime entire on is using a network of proxies stretching from israel's border with lebanon to a rock, syria, and the red sea. and this

tim scott is a pretty important voices either publican party. the fact that he is a senator. what is significant about it is nikki haley did it ma make him e senator of south carolina. and he is from south carolina elected members kind of like to stick together and they have a lot of loyalty. they have a lot of interfacing interactions. the fact that he h is stepped ot and endorsed donald trump against nikki haley, who is from south carolina, and he is stupid that is a big deal politics. pete: it's not that chris sununu is is insincere. i don't think these endorsements mean that much. the insincere part of it is that nikki haley would love to have the endorsements. she would absolutely love to have tim scott's endorsement. and now that she doesn't he has undercut the value of the endorsement. >> is going to be interesting donald trump won overwhelmingly in iowa but new hampshire's really important spirit this tuesday is going to be interesting where that margin is a pretty could get a lot less interesting pretty quick if the polls hold and tropi

party. we need to rebuild the country. and i'm counting on our colleagues to join us, to be that new voice for the republican party to lead us out of this crisis going forward because our country is counting on us. >> it all makes you wonder if we'll soon see nikki haley trying to limbo her way out of what looks and sounds like irreconcilable differences with trump. >> he claimed that joe biden was going to get us into world war ii. i'm assuming he meant world war 3. he said he ran against president obama. he never ran against president obama. don't be surprised if you have someone that's 80 in office, their mental stability is going to continue to decline. he's just not at the same level he was at 2016. i think we're seeing some of that decline. >> joining me now is republican congressman from south carolina ralph norman. he's endorsed nikki haley. congressman, what's your answer to that? will nikki haley, if she is not successful here, turn around and do what tim scott has done and what ron desantis has done? will she then take back everything she said about donald trump and endorse him? >> look, this is politics. i mea

and there have been some voices already from the republican party calling for attacks inside iran, whichatic escalation by president biden. unlikely to happen because, you know, president biden, american officials, have been trying to contain the violence here in the middle east and any kind of attack inside iran could lead to unpredictable consequences. hugo, thank you. over the weekend, we were hearing increasing movement when it came when it comes to the talks to release those more than 120 hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. what's the latest on those talks? well, the israeli prime minister's office has commented on those talks, saying that they were constructive, but that significant gaps remain. it was, of course, the israeli intelligence chief who was meeting with the us intelligence chief, as well as qatari and egyptian mediators who act as kind of go—betweens with hamas to try to to come up with a new ceasefire and hostage release deal that would see the release of more than 100 israeli hostages still held by hamas, as well as increased aid going into gaza. we're told th

. voice of the conservative party.s reform ? um, was it he mentioned reform? um, so in the campaign , he so early on in the campaign, he literally he said vote literally said he said vote farage is a vote for labour. um, but i think he obviously meant richard tice. and the reform party because you can't actually vote for nigel farage. but that's point. so do you that's a moot point. so do you think the reform party , think that the reform party, which are predicted to get 10% of the votes, do have the conservatives rattled? oh yes, most definitely. >> i mean, we had conservative mp philip davies on the on the channel last week saying that they were an irrelevance . well, they were an irrelevance. well, in terms of they're not going to get many or maybe even any seats despite the fact they're standing and everyone aware. that's true. but in terms of the damage, they could do to the conservative party, i think that's very considerable indeed , that's very considerable indeed, because of course they are to the right of th

party. iryna solomko, voice of america correspondent, joins our broadcast, she is in new hampshire and is ready to tell more about the mood there. irina, good evening, what news do you have? greetings, but the news about... which everyone is waiting for, and probably somewhere else , is probably the middle of the day here in new hampshire a little more, because the precincts open somewhere at 7 o'clock, differently in this state, because there is one precinct that in general, i started voting at 12 o'clock at night, there are only six of voters, so the results are already known there, nicky haley won there, for example, but in principle the polling stations open either from 6 o'clock in the morning or at seven, respectively, because it's a simple working day, it's tuesday, it's a working day for the united states, so ... a lot of people try to come to the polling station before work in the morning, to vote accordingly, or after work, yes, that is, to come, so in principle there are usually such polling stations that work from 7 to 7 o'clock, and here we were at our polling station, where we wor

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haley, and others, are also trying to pull from independents and more moderate voices within the partyat you could have in iowa, when it comes to the competition for second place. the competition for first, though, it's pretty clear. this is trump's seat to win. >> absolutely. let me tell you, nice job. i think when you retire from politics reporting, definitely go into gulf. you can do it right there, right along the greens on the fairway. >> thank you! >> good job. thank you, my friend. coming up next, the donald trump vp stakes. who is making the cut from the list? some ideas, next. as, ne xt >>> we're all counting down to the iowa caucuses, just two days away now. it will be record setting because of the dangerously cold weather. take a look at these daytime highs from monday. they are below zero, and the wind chills are even worse, in the negative 30. but there are new potential challenges and headaches for donald trump's attorneys in his quest for immunity in his criminal cases. a political report reveals several times over the past two weeks, trump said the 2020 election was, qu

and, therefore, even those workers whoer are coming to the republican party as voters, they don't have an organized voice within the republican party in the same way that organized labor is an organized part of the democratic coalition. but if we had a republican party that wasto more friendly to labr organizations, then i think you would see labor becoming more independent because it'sen not o dependent on one party knowing that the other one will be, you know, hostile at every stage. national labor relations boards will just be kind of made up of union busters and do to on. >> well, i want to turn it to the audience. we have time for one, maybe two questions, so if you have a question, please raise your hand, and we will do what we can. yes, right over here. >> [inaudible] very brieflyve in your remarks, and i was just curious to what tree -- [inaudible] >> sure, yeah. i mean, you know, when i became a catholic, i was, you know, working for a publication that pushes the kind of neoliberal dogma, right? tax cut, free trade over everything else. but it seemed to me the more i read the pope's teachings on

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. >> what are the top voices calling for the party to unite is tim scott now regularly seen by trump'se on the trail and he was once by nikki haley's side in south carolina. what changed? diane gallagher is out front. >> and south carolina is better because we have nikki haley as our governor. >> you will see the u.s. senate become stronger because of the results of tim scott. >> what a difference a dozen years can make. >> i'm not campaigning against nikki. i am campaigning for the future of america. >> obviously, disappointed, but look, he's got to live with his decisions? >> at the center of the south carolina split, donald trump. >> just a little note to nikki, she's not going to win. >> standing behind the former president, the man who haley elevated to the u.s. senate. trump pointing to that history to attack his last remaining rival. >> i mean, did you ever think that she actually appointed you, tim? you must really hate her. no. it's a shame. it's a shame. >> uh-oh. >> i just love you. >> that's why he's a great politician. >> scott's endorsement of trump marking a turning poin

party entirely. the streets of hamburg overflowing with protest stairs, giving voice to the posts for chairman promise of never again to right wing extremism. perfectly suited the ones i'm actually demonstrating for the 1st time in my life that i myself find a threatening issue. can i know stories from the nazi or from my grandfather? and i don't want that to happen again. these protests are happening after is to marriage that alternative for germany, members, a new nazis meant to discuss plans to deport millions of people with migrant routes, including german citizens. the parties leadership has tried to distance itself from the so called master plan, but the revelation has sparked nationwide a rage, even prompting chancellor, who loves schultz to join a protest nearby or lead. and he said the plan for must deportations should send a shiver dying people spines. so i guess i'm not saying it clearly and bluntly, i think for this rightly extreme is our attacking our democracy to them. they want to destroy all cohesion, find like a home comfort, a secret conference. these extreme is discussed how they co

party may be? >> i haven't thought about looking at the landscape who is running who's on the republican side? is it worth putting my voiceblican party to see what we can do to change the direction we have been end? >> in an effort to stop the former president, right? >> it is my hope. >> if you don't have a candidates never. >> iowa allows her caucus partygoers on the day they attend brian says he wants to send a message if he does decide to caucus with the republicans. >> we need someone who really is concerned about the common good and donald trump just does not seem to have that in mind for. >> is a lot of shoes that could drop here. you will decide in the next few days where they want to reregister and get in the caucus? >> it's possible i do not know if my voice will come that much for. >> cody hopes former president trump is elected again. >> are you worried about all of the negativity that surrounds him? >> and thinking about who and what matters to me is kind of ignoring some of the outsized noise and instead focusing on things i think things it can affect me for. >> once an obama supporter he cchanges affiliatio

so it is a good voice for the republican party. but it is clear at this point that donald trump is winning. is probably almost certainly going to be our nominee. and i think that the committee wants to move on and begin to run directly against president biden as soon as possible. and i think that that was what was motivating david bossie. but i think donald trump was wise. i don't think that he wants to look like he is manipulating this, let the people vote in the primaries. nikki haley should be very thoughtful. she will lose never and the next spot is south carolina. and if she loses big there, which the governors and senators are all against her there, then i think that she looks bad. i think president trump made the right decision. >> but i think to your point, we all kind of know the math here. we know how the next month is likely to play out. what is the harm in waiting? >> what is the harm? there is no harm in waiting. i think that is why president trump decided to urge that the resolution being withdrawn. once again there i

he is an important voice in our republican party. >> there you have it. that's how it usually goes.risten holmes tonight begins our coverage out front in trump's rally in new hampshire where he will be sur rounrounde those individuals. how important is it to have two of his former opponents to have them around him and support him on the stage tonight? >> erin, it's astonishing listening to the clips that you just played because i remember in 2022 after the midterms and it certainly -- the tide was certainly not going that way, but clearly, we have entered into a new era, and it is critical to donald trump to have these three opponents turned supporters up on stable with him because that's his entire message. the message is the pars coalescing around nikki haley. you should do the same. drop out or go forward and you're seeing all of his multiple -- excuse me, they're doing a prayer right now. that's why i'm talking a little bit lower and i'm seeing kari lake, marjorie tail lor greene and they are all here to support the former president and it is part of the same message which is th

if they hait, but we don't talk in the ct of it, but we don't talk in the conservative party as voiceceived the right of perceived to be on the right of the you don't all share the party. you don't all share 100% of everything that people say. get back the say. and so i get back to the point this will work. and not one person has been able to put forward to me to forward any evidence to me to say . say it won't. >> w- w— >> well, james daly, mp for barry north, thank you for joining us tonight on on gb news. and martin, you heard there james daly making it very clear that not everyone agrees with tom hunt in your studio. just hours in fact, with tom hunt in your studio. justeven hours in fact, with tom hunt in your studio. justeven new; in fact, with tom hunt in your studio. justeven new conservativesact, with tom hunt in your studio. justeven new conservatives speak not even new conservatives speak as one voice in watch what will be vote within. well, be a dramatic vote within. well, with minutes away here in the house of commons. >> superb. there from >> superb. there chris hope fro

under a lot of pressure now to give a stronger response and there have been some voices already from the republican partyttacks inside iraq which would be a dramatic escalation by president biden, unlikely to happen because you know, president biden and american officials have been trying to contain the violence in the middle east and any kind of attack inside iran could lead to unpredictable consequences. thank ou. over unpredictable consequences. thank yom overthe _ unpredictable consequences. thank you. over the weekend _ unpredictable consequences. thank you. over the weekend we - unpredictable consequences. thank you. over the weekend we heard increasing movement when it comes to the talks to release more than 120 hostages still being held by hamas in gaza so what's the latest? the israeli prime _ in gaza so what's the latest? the israeli prime minister 's office has commented saying the talks were constructive but significant gaps remain — constructive but significant gaps remain it — constructive but significant gaps remain. it was the israeli intelligence chief meeting with the us intelligence ch

david axelrod may be the lone sane voice in the democratic party.state up to 13,000 where section 3 of article 14 -- 14th amendment is basically saying that the president engaged in insurrection. something he has not been charged with, and certainly not convicted with. therefore, it doesn't hold up. we hopefully will have the supreme court weigh in quite swiftly in this. and we expect it could be a fairly unanimous decision because of the legal standings. but, at the end of the day, the democrats seem to be trying to remove him in what would be the greatest disenfranchisement perhaps in presidential history over something that doesn't exactly exist. >> you know, the left has been hitting him nonstop since june of 2015 and certainly over the last year with the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. and then you have got these four indictments with 91 counts where they want to put president trump in prison for like 750 years. you have got these two fake civil cases against him. now trying to remove him in the ballot. there are so many people, yes, on the left who ar

you've been one of the more prominent members of our party that voiced concern about president biden?f in the battle of 80-year-olds. there are a lot of democrats in new hampshire who agree. dean phillips who i am backing here is 55 years old. very pragmatic. the second most birpartisan member of congress. i think he will have a huge night tomorrow. democrats don't want joe biden. charles: polling 12%, huge would be anything above 10%? >> i will confess to you our polling has him at 32%. i think you will see a resounding rebuke of the president on tuesday. and if you look back historically, obama, bill clinton, figures like that got 81, 84% here in new hampshire. i think joe biden will underperform that very, very significantly. charles: both parties the establishment has all of the money. they have all of the power. once they put their stamp on it it is really hard. could the people, could the will of the people really public up. if it did i would assume happens at the convention? >> we'll find that out starting on tuesday, charles. do people's votes still matter in this country. can

particularly the african national congress and it's experience in not being able to get its voice across the globe during a party. how do you make all these wisdom sanctions? right now, yes, the words must be part of the job of speech. for the most speech must be allowed to oppose the dope. it must be a bed of ideas and based on so put a new to the best ideas somebody must, must pervades. and that is what we have done to the eyes of g presenting. what we believe is a compelling case for incidentally done best buy evidence and also the convictions of the way we believe that is out there was sort of thing did you did try to sort of almost speech a low we submit a legit company based in the minutes of international relations in parliament in south africa, had spoken about the double standards of the international criminal court, and how it viewed the developments between russia and ukraine. now when you look at what is kind see happening now in the middle east, do you perceive double standards in so far as how the western side of the world is dealing? particularly with this issue in god's. i'll give you an example.

ahead . less than that, i get the address either the presidential candidate from taiwan zoning party has voice concerned about the future of the self governing island ahead of elections on saturday. leaching dot also warned of threats from china. his democratic progressive party is facing a strong challenge from the k m. t party, which favors closer ties to badging. tony chain has more from type a, the vice president line had a message for the international community. and that was the piece in the taiwan strait is an international issue. he said this is going to be the most anticipated election for 2024. and of course from his perspective is he also conceded the want aspiring to peace. we have no illusions a reference to many people's concern. here in taiwan, china is applying a very important part. in this election, he said that if elected on saturday, he would work to build up defense. the parents is and he said the piece is priceless war has no when it's china or to to return to the rules based global order. that said, it is going to be a very tough last couple of days of campaigning. the t

troubling to me, and it may have even been reported here on your network, that one of the voices of the modern republican party, charlie kirk, was talking about his plan to undermine the legacy of not only martin luther king day but of the civil rights act. and you know what? he's one example. but if you look at this supreme court, led by john roberts, they chipped away at the voting rights act. when you think about the trump justices, who helped overturn roe v. wade, which really we know in practice impacts poor women and women of color at higher rates, so much of what dr. king fought for, this idea that every single person, no matter what they look like, where they're from, could participate in democracy. that's on the line. and tomorrow marks the beginning of a critical election where i don't think i'm being hyperbolic by saying this next election is about whether or not we can have elections in this country as we know it. >> 14 states passed laws making it more challenging to vote. how will that help dictate this year's outcome? >> you know, we've seen a powerful strategy from activist organizers and lawye

all those questions that were voiced by representatives of regional party organizations, they are, inepresentatives of our faction in different committees, all this is in the work. of course, i would like it to be faster, i would like it to be more efficient, there are a lot of questions, but i will not repeat myself: healthcare, preschool education, and especially aviation communications, especially within the dalnemosto federal district, moment, and the presidential candidate from the new people party, vladislav davankov, today visited a rehabilitation center for sled dogs in the moscow region, the vice speaker of the state duma looked at the conditions in which huskies are kept , and spoke with activists about the situation with stray dogs in our country. as always, there is not enough money, it is quite difficult to make a donation over and over, a complex procedure, complex documentation, i know there are now many companies that would like to help, but it is often simply difficult from the point of view of bureaucracy, i am sure that in the spring session we will we’ll introduce

i want to be a new voice for the republican party.sons i have spoken out so strongly against the president. it's wrong and we have to put a stop to it. >> speaking strongly, putting a stop tot are two things mace is obviously no l doing. former trumpampaign official says there will be a lot of people on plao mar-a-lago in the next coupleweek a lot of folks trying me sure they, quote, kiss the ring in the appropriate timeframe. that timeframe is something i referred to at the top of tonight's program. remember, the maga political part of this also overlaps with this polling horse race media narrative that somehow if you don't it within five, ten, or 15 days you have lost your shot and no one can handle a couple weeks of voting. with republicans closing ranks, one question is, is there any other way to do this? remember, this is someone who loses a lot and his primary rivals know that. >> if donald trump is the nominee, the election will revolve around all these legal issues, his trials, perhaps convictions if he goes to trial and loses