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w party, it hasn't saved significant success and regional elections and the ease with policies that us slight between socialism and nationalism. but 35 years ago it was basic human rights, but people with their lives for the mind, me guessing on this shouldn't be forgotten. and everyone uses the freedom they have now, but they should consider how they use it. let's see a, a freedom also has something to do with responsibilities to present fund for them to, to him. frank, ava knows democracy is hardwick, he rouse to oppose any renewed division of germany and stand up for freedom and the words ring of fire might bring johnny cash to mind or the pacific room circle of volcanoes. while the one we're about to show you is none of the above, but rather part of a rare full eclipse was visible from southern low calls that included spots near the south pacific. many travelled to points in argentina. archie was easter island to catch a glimpse of disrespect to go the movements the moon crossed in front of the sun, creating a red eclipse, known as a ring of fire near the eclipse. when the moon and

w party, it has a chief significant success and regional elections and the ease with policies that us like between socialism and nationalism about 35 years ago. it was basic human rights, but people with their lives for the money. so i guessing on this shouldn't be forgotten and everyone uses the freedom they have now, but they should consider how they use it, what c a a freedom also have something to do with responsibilities, that type of thing. fine for them to. to him, frank eva knows democracy is hard work. he rouse to oppose and renewed the vision of germany and stand up for freedom. and my colleague are political corresponding hands brought. he joins me now here at the big table. so happy reunification date. and you, hans, let's talk about the f t party for a moment up because it seems to be the lightning, rodman, we're talking about anything that separates western germans eastern germs. why do you think it resonates so much in the east? i think is a of the strategy to play on ceilings and that use that i've already widespread feelings of being left behind or being 2nd class cit

w party. it hasn't chief significant success and regional elections and the ease with policies that us like between socialism and nationalism. by 35 years ago, it was basic human rights that people are with their lives for the money guessing on this shouldn't be forgotten. and everyone uses the freedom they have now. but they should consider how they use it, what c a a freedom also has something to do with responsibility to assessment, find bottom to, to him. frank, eva knows democracy is hard work. he rouse to oppose and renew division of germany and stand up for freedom. that's got more on this from my political correspondent, hence brand to welcome hands. tell us more about why the far right f day seems to resume so much here. if you have any, particularly in the form of east safety, has, has understood to play into the ceiling that is very widespread in the east of germany. that citizens of the feel that they are 2nd class citizens that are in some ways that have been left behind and devel

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we definitely know the reason behind the inclusion of that movement party. and w then we had a new prime minister. who is the youngest daughter basically too soon to talk about. even though who is she? suddenly she became prime minister. even in south east asia it's not unique to thailand everywhere in southeast asia he would see the philippines it happened in thailand two. that people think you immediately giving trust and credit to whom ever they think they are familyr with. she has been working for her father's business. i think it was her in the past year i think in that period leading up to coming home. while taxing he started to complicate that. and also and basically being a speaker for her father. that basically allowing her to become connected to the public more. people see her more often. i'm not saying i don't think she has any whatsoever. but once again people become family with her. more than one time. more than one occasion i asked and they started a long time ago, about what things allow us to ship in the party. you have to think about your generati

party sye's kind of going into decline. we see that with the change in nominations. we see that with kind of decline of ts w deal democratic party. and carter comes in as president again. who reallyak usutsider vision very popul w to run for president in a very suessful to run to run for president. we have moving away from this kind of ideas of bigger governntoward an idea that government should be efficient, pared back and. this really inheritance for how how strong the presidency should be. so on the one hand, the sort of craving for stronger symbols for presidents to avoid a kind rabbit moment at all costs, to be really attentive to how it looks like they're negotiating with congress. to be really attentive to how it looks like negotiating or relating to international actors. but at the same time, the watergate baggage also hasn't gone away. so they're also contending with an in which there is suspicion of the government for being corrupt and dishonest and all that kind of stuff. so it adds in this sort of goldilocks and the three bears kind of expectation for for presidents if, if nixon and the presiden

determine george's chances of joining that's increasing the unlikely if the georgia dream party remains. in paula the w correspondent, maria cuts them as a joins of now from to policing. maria, the opposition is crying fall. they claiming the those widespread volta manipulation. what are you hearing? well, it's important to look at the local and international upset. i'm service reports. so now the low call independent election of woodstock saw that the violations that they registered on on the election day significantly impacted the results of the election. that was the quote from the independent lots of woodstock. they saw that the violations included a vote, a bride being a pressure on public why? cuz pre colored pilots. now if you look at the international inspiration mission, we had a chance to put a question to the o. s. c. the ration mission and i ask them who they agree with this assessment of the local colleagues? and the answer was so 6 percent of pressure and intimidation cases and 24 percent of cases of photos to proceed being compromised, which is high. that was the answer from the delegati

so why did pro european parties lose the election? here's the w's new river shuttle reporting for me to really see, as well as many honestly, people of georgia of wants to join the us. i hope that it will be happening one day at all. the part is here, including the ruling georgia and report, it has been come paid and exclusively for the box georgia dream. their own party has managed to convince people, obviously that the membership negotiations to which has been suspended, that they are supposedly just the formal details of can be overcome. many people who are not interested in politics and did not deal with the v complicated the you rules believe this, obviously also the apology. it has come, pains against the full and for peace. the even spoke of when the alleged global party offer for to reach all the position part is supposedly belong, is that obviously had an impact. everybody wants to be as nobody wants for. well, we've also been reporting that the georgia and president and all the opposition parties say that they don't recognize the results o

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w news, live from ballad. georgia is rolling pro russian party claims victoria and paul them entry elections early official results give the georgia dream policy nearly 53 percent of the vote. the pro western opposition cries, filed on to ron, says, is determined to defend itself off the israel carry dies, retaliatory strikes on military targets in iran. officials say the attack killed full members of the force, but the damage is limited. western powers restrict the color that object power. welcome to the program. the pro russian georgian dream polity looks to have one parliamentary election seen as crucial for the former soviet republics. future georgian dreams says the results give it a solid majority in the new parliament. but the opposition party say they don't recognize the outcome of cold the result, a constitutional to the result could deal a blow to georgia's chances of joining the european union, the electoral commission. and this the results off the counting 70 percent of the votes. and the card number 41 georgia dream received 935000 and full votes, which is a 52.99 percent. let me emphasize that these

this w was a third party, joe biden himself, former nominee and kamala harris' boss and the president the same day she told the nation she is a unity candidate and she will not be divisive. ted comes from joe biden as pointed out who had used the term "chump glass." if you remember, he went ton pennsylvania 2020 and called the people of pennsylvania thatte supported trump chumps and another time drags. this follows pennsylvania boaters called ringers by barack obama and thereinge is a pattern of looking down at the middle class.re it is very ironic because we see the same iteration of hisct campaign in thore same actors,ei biden use the term chomps, drags and how it goes to garbage. hillary has used deplorable is a an irredeemable's and now she's talking about nazis and fascist and obamas talking about klinger's and talking about african american men as false consciousness and not able to formulate independent thought so there is a pattern here of elitn left who talks down indiana the only people at thework working class. they should ask kamala harris tonight what is your relationship

in 1992, john majors, conservative party, sent officials to help george h w bush against bill clintonthere were any issues related to that. the matter was entirely forgotten and seen as part of the campaign rather than everything else. that said, mrtrump campaign rather than everything else. that said, mr trump is somebody who appears to be willing to criticise the governing party in the uk as a far left radicalforce. governing party in the uk as a far left radical force. and perhaps that gives an indication of the type of comments and the type of treatment that we may get from mr trump if he is elected in two weeks' time. he mr trump if he is elected in two weeks' time.— mr trump if he is elected in two weeks' time. he is known for not easily _ two weeks' time. he is known for not easily forgiving - for not easily forgiving perceived slights, so could this be an issue going forward if he wins?— if he wins? well, there is a question. _ if he wins? well, there is a question, he _ if he wins? well, there is a question, he has— if he wins? well, there is a question, he has grudges l if h

w. the business dw news lives from berlin. george's ruling pro russian party wins parliamentary elections with over 57 percent of the votes. for georgia is president elijah's fraud and says the country has been the victim of a russian special operation. she said she and opposition parties say they will not accept the results. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares this weekend strikes on iran, that success calling them precise and powerful iran. meanwhile tempos, it's initial threat of retaliation. the i'm told me a lot of full welcome to the program. we begin in georgia, which has been thrown into political turmoil after the pro russian georgian dream party was declared, the winner of sat today's election. george's president who was not part of the ruling party, is announced that she will not accept the results surrounded by members of the main opposition parties. president solomon 0 basically said the country had been the victim of a russian special operation. she said that been a total falsification of the election. she called on the people of georgia to tak

greens and then barback means war, we need money for schools, not arms. her new reform party, which ran on a clear anti-w platform recently achieved significant success in three regional elections in eastern germany. these are the true criminals are all the american politicians who started one imperialist war after another in the past decades. people traveled from all over germany to berlin to express opposition to imperialist wars and show their solidarity with people of palestine and libanon. we are here today because um uh the nato is waging war a lot of parts of the globe um uh on donbas on gaza and also uh multiple countries around the world they waiting economic wars but also military wars and we're here to show solidarity with the people of palestine but also with the people of lebanon with the people of iran uh with uh donbas uh the people uh fighting uh the ukrainian regime. the palestine solidarity block was among the largest. reporting for breast tv from berlin. pakistanis have hosted a poignant memorial service to pay tribute to sayid han, the late secretary general of hezbullah. the gatherin

in 1992, john majors, conservative party, sent officials to help george h w bush against bill clintonrly there were suggestions if there were any issues related to that. the matter was entirely forgotten and seen as part of the campaign rather than everything else. that said, mr trump is somebody who appears to be willing to criticise the governing party in the uk as a far left radical force. and perhaps that gives an indication of the type of comments and the type of treatment that we may get from mr trump if he is elected in two weeks' time. he is known for not easily forgiving perceived slights, so could this be an issue going forward if he wins? well, there is a question, he has grudges toea a capacity to be pragmatic. his own vice president compared him to hitler and criticised him with a variety of ways and said he was willing to embrace him, make him his vice president in the form of mr vance because he saw advantage in doing so. the uk on the us have a deeply intertwined security and economic relationship, and i doubt that trump would want to puthat that risk. a vendetta out o

philosophy had an impact on the gop we will not be permanent peacekeepers, dividing warring parties in 2000 during george w bush's presidential campaign. >> he said, america should scale back its foreign commitments. >> i don't think our troops ought to be used for what's called nation-building then suddenly the word changed 11, busch promised to eliminate terrorists threats around the world are not these buildings down will hear all of us begun strikes against al-qaeda terrorists training camps. he invaded afghanistan coalition forces have begun striking selected targets tyranny and hopelessness. >> the united states will not ignore your oppression. >> a totally transformed bush said he would spread freedom and democracy everywhere. >> when you stand for your liberty we will stand with you conclusively and thousands of americans were killed and wounded in far off places remains in deep trouble then in 2008, the worst financial crisis since the great depression shatter the economy once again america's elites looked like they had lead the country as strip hard, right? rebellion against those elites it's big

w. the business dw news lives from berlin. george's ruling pro russian party wins parliamentary elections with over 57 percent of the votes. for georgia is president elijah's fraud and says the country has been the victim of a russian special operation. she said she and opposition parties say they will not accept the results. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares this weekend strikes on iran, that success calling them precise and powerful iran. meanwhile tempos, it's initial threat of retaliation. the.

w. bush analyst and founder of country over party. what did you think of the speech tonight? was pitch perfect. every note she hit was right. i think my only problem with it was that i wish it was a speech she had given earlier so she could have been more repetitive protest sunken for the voters. i thought it was perfect. the mix of the dire warning of what happens if donald trump selected and why that's a problem and with the opportunity we have for a different style presidency and a different vision for presidency. i thought it was pitch perfect and very well done. the visuals were excellent. my only question is, how much has any landing capacity over the next seven days. >> at least 60,000 people attended the speech. our last guess his daughter a college student went, hundreds of kids took buses. they waited two hours. it was massive. what does that tell you about the state of the race? >> it is called the big no. that's what you want at the end is momentum. a lot of folks have already voted. a lot of folks are looking for that final reason to go. the other great things ab

w. bush strategist, and founder of country over party. all right, mr.you think of the vice president's speech tonight? >> i thought it was pitch perfect. i mean, i thought every note she hit was right. i think my only problem with it was i wish this was a speech she had given earlier so she could have been more repetitive and it would have sunk in more with the voters. but i thought it was perfect. a mix of the dire warning of what happens if donald trump's elected and then why that's a problem and the opportunity we have for a different style presidency and a different vision for presidency with her pledge. so i thought it was pitch perfect. i thought it was very well done. the visuals were excellent. my only question is how much of it does it have any landing capacity over the next seven days. >> chuck, at least 60,000 people attended the speech. our last guest just -- his daughter a college student went. they were bused in. they waited two hours. it was massive. what does that tell you about the state of this race? >> it's called a big mo, and that's

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seeing bite and continue to call for a cease fire w janelle develop the latest in washington tonight. jamil as always, thank you. the what does a political party do if for an election day it receives the most votes, but not the key, 51 percent needed, the government alone and, and the other parties, they've already ruled out being a partner. it's a dilemma facing more and more european countries we're far white parties are pulling in more support from voters. the latest example, austria on sunday, the far right freedom party won its 1st parliamentary election ever. victory means that got more votes than the other parties. 29 percent and that with the problem is to create a fortress around australia against illegal immigration, all 3 and chancellor, carl ne, hummers governing conservatives. they came in 2nd. and now that dilemma the conservatives have made it clear they will not join the freedom party with its current leader and a government in coalition. a pro just read the freedom bodies election when with opponents saying it's still tied to it's not the boss. the bulky need to pub with geico claims they have made history by securing nearly o

w. bush tried to get some comprehensive immigration reform, and his own party stopped him.eally tough. i want you to listen to. real quick. here they are discussing just a little bit talking about the question was about mass deportation that the trump administration would have next time. and would you separate families? this was the conversation. listen to this. >> you ask about family separation. right now in this country, margaret, we have 320,000 children that the department of homeland security has effectively lost. some of them have been sex trafficked. some of them hopefully are at homes with their families. some of them have been used as drug trafficking mules. the real family separation policy in this country is unfortunately kamala harris' wide open southern border. >> steve: brandon? >> yes. so it was absolutely maddening that we are not talking about the children. this administration refuses to discuss what's going on with children. every single time when i crossed with those children i knew what was going to happen to. they it's maddening they won't discuss what

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hitler did with the third reich means in fact the democrat party's been calling republicans hitler from barry goldwater to ronald reagan, george w romney they called nikki haley, eva brought hitler, hitler, hitler. donald trump they must decide in a million times. it is because kamala harris is sophomoric but she's childish. she lacks substance a sheet lashes out to be the amazing thing about the people using the word hitler comes from a party who has members that worship hitler. he talked like hitler. who attacked the jews who are anti- semites who attacked the state of israel. kamala harris has supported her reelection. omar, has supported her reelection. aoc. the democrat party is that modern neo- nazi anti-semitic party in the night states of america. i will get to that in a minute. i want you to look at this little montage of how they treat trump fascist dictator, hitler, go. >> is a step from the 1930s this is hitler stuff. >> yes he is authoritarian figure. >> general mark milley is core to sing general is fascist to the core what's driving harris to support this language publicly? >> it is the truth is what people believ

w freedoms. i cannot imagine what ukrainians are going through. the republican party in the past has been the one that has been defending america in what we are doing. where are those people now. where is the money going to come from to be able to stop these wars? we have to be better at that. if we are better at it we will have more species in the world and i happen to care about penguins. i want them to exist long after i am here. we can't if we fish all the fish out of the ocean and depopulate all of the oceans let alone the air. don't forget the air-quality act, that is nixon. i want to breathe clean air and drink clean water and have lots of species. both parties should have this and we as individuals need to vote for those sorts of things otherwise we will never get them. >> if he saw her lanyard up close it has penguins on it. i think you are a good example of women who choose not to be engaged professionally in a political forum, but to take the expert you bring in a particular field to the public policymaking process. i know you said at your age, i will go ba

w, that any criticism coming from abroad was politically motivated. if your position had won the selection, that would be no problem. we know this feeling very well. if the writing parties are ease of use of the, of the silver. and so when that is usually a systematic problem, the democracy, if it be as liberal as the wind, everything is fine on the shining. that's so simple. the is the national service. as i did before, i just that was press law license and the use the investigation we had are you calling for an investigation? although because we had some getting them up service here, the 100 and observers made a very clear report. so this was a free fair and competitive election and we believe that hungary, on the observers many georgians do not. among them the countries pro european president is that amazed, obviously called on the people of georgia to take to the streets on monday. so you choose as the governing pro russian georgia dream policy of bribery and low to intimidation, international of service reported to a number of regularities. during the poll on tuesday, the sifting prime minister directly come by, he'd say, so it's not to come into on the allegations

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