for years after turkey and west germany signed an agreement on labor recruiting, he heeded the call. he worked in a car factory until 10 years ago, when he returned to turkey with a modest german pension. he has forgotten the german language, but still has photos from his time abroad. >> i missed the germans. they stand by their word. of course, there are a few rotten apples, but mostly they are truthful. in germany, people are educated. even the dogs are educated. at after my first wife died, i thought more and more about going home. plus, i was earning less. finally i said, well, i will just leave. i built this modest house with my savings. >> this person also thinks back to germany. at the 28-year-old grot in germany. she moved to istanbul three months ago after marrying a turk. she took the plunge and came to the pulsating metropolis. babbitt is a big city, but there is something to do every day. every day there is something i new. >> turkey has changed. in many ways, the city resembles a big western city. this nurse never felt truly accepted in germany. >> people were friendlier

the countries were belgium, france, luxembourg, west germany, the netherlands and italy. >>> enough ofws, let's huddle up around the water cooler to put rick perry's stumble into historical perspective. here's the short version of what happened during the debate in michigan. >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education and -- the what's the third one there? let's see. >> you need five. >> five, okay? commerce, education and -- the a -- -- >> it was worse than that you'll see the full version again i'm sure on "morning joe" in a few minutes. our crack staff put together some other strange/devastating moments from debates, presidential and otherwise over the last couple of decades. let's see how rick perry stacks up. >> governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard. >> i have as much experience in the congress as jack kennedy did when he sought the presidency. >> senator, i served with jack kennedy and i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of min

anniversary of a historic guest worker pact the deal brought hundreds of thousands of turks to then west germany to fill jobs as industry boon university comes during heavy debate over the concept of multiculturalism in europe which many say is failing haps exemplifying this the office of a satirical french newspaper was full of bums after it named prophet mohammed as its editor in chief editor in chief for a week or so as a person we m.p. from the danish people's party's says that it happened because extremists simply don't understand free speach. it's quite obvious that it is jodi who has been targeted by fanatics who do not accept any critique subgroup of their religion and want us to lead them to the airwaves thereby destroying the freedom of speech in europe and misread what switch from it's about it is a question of defensiveness the miss wanting to decide what can be serious what can be and what can be drawn. away challenging our freedom of speech and i think that's one of the most cherished freedoms that we have as well so we should not except this by any chance and i think that they are

their historic pact which saw hundreds of thousands of turkish workers migrating to what was then west germany it was a boom time its only desperate and also once was supposed to be a flagship european council project which has now been deemed by some failure one example seen in neighboring france one newspaper had its offices firebombed this week after naming the prophet mohammed as its guest enter it in a prophet is forbidden is now a reaction denmark knows all too well one m.p. there says the attack is because extremists simply don't understand free speech. it is a question of. just wanting to decide what can be serious what can be written and what came to be drawn in their way they're challenging how sweet they were speech and i think that's one of the most cherished freedoms that we have us all so we should not accept this by any chance and i think that all right that might be provocative also what you listen closely but also what shirley to do in what in order to say you know we have a stand here we would say what we like we would laugh at what we like i think that's also very humid ther

anniversary of an historic guest worker pact or the deal hundreds of thousands of turks to then west germany to fill jobs as industry boom but the anniversary comes during a heavy debate over the concept of multiculturalism in europe which many say is failing or perhaps exemplified this the office of a satirical french newspaper was firebombed after named prophet mohammad as its editor in chief for the week for more on the writing cultural tensions in europe i'm joined now live from copenhagen by soren esquith deputy speaker of the danish parliament an m.p. from the danish people's party thank you for coming on the program today this is a newspaper with a provocative agenda is it not it's often accused of inciting racial and religious hatred is it really the victim here do you think well the problem is what is provocative i mean from one point of view the program of two. thousand so thousands and millions of people from europe creating a new society that's very provocative but as we know europe is a is a multicultural entity but it's about multicultural integration or is it more perhaps abou

historic guest walk a packed and of a deal hundreds of thousands of tagged for invited to that west germany to fill jobs as opposed to war industry flourished at the anniversary can securing a debated and heated debate over the concept of multiculturalism here of which may theory is failing and where in office of a satirical french newspaper was firebombed named prophet mohammad if anything cheaper the weak danish people's party and peace iran after so says it's because extremists simply don't accept free speech. it is a question. of exodus islamist wanting to decide what can be serious what can be and what can be can be drawn in their way they're challenging how sweet they were speech and i think that's one of the most cherished freedoms that we have is all so we should not accept this private insurance and i think all right that might be provocative also what us personally but also what shall you do do it in what you want to say no we have a stand here we will so you will be like we will laugh at what we like i think it's also very humid there's a lot of humor in what surely these it's a

could look at north and south korea you can look at the differences there you can look at east and west germany and you could look at situations where you have two groups of people and then you just separate them and one leans more to the left and one to the right one is relatively free and well as what is not you can see the difference but yeah i mean peter they all kept looks and is rare and human history i mean that's why you know for for centuries or centuries there was very little progress and if you take a look at the way human beings lives in the sixteen hundreds it's not that much different from the way they lived in the six hundred. the real advancement in human history came in the in the nineteenth century the industrial revolution and yet cantor i'm glad that i had times i don't mean to cut you off but we do have to go to break quickly i just want to clarify one thing before we do so i wanted to ask you earlier we were talking about the factory fire so you're saying there shouldn't just be simple regulations per se feed it make it the day people can't get locked into a factory and di

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fiscal union with closer political integration, another way of thinking about that is the decision west germany ago. this is a political decision, we know it's a good bill. we're willing to pay for the politics of it. the other alternative is to opt for a smaller, less imperfect union of countries with initial condition. someone has to make the decision. >> one of the big issues here is, is it possible to get a smaller, more manageable union so that the euro is -- is adopted by countries that have similar economies and have something in common. the problem i keep hearing is, how do you kick somebody out? what is the process of exit? so what happens the day that the greeks exit, won't everyone in -- in panic about spain and ireland and portugal and take all the money out of there, because in a sense what they will feel is, wait, not all euros are created equal. and i'm going to put my money in the one country that's sure as hell not going to default and that's germany. >> yes, the risk is there. and one of the tragedies of the euro zone crisis is that we've waited so long that there is no costle

with a live satellite feed from the brandenburg gate as east german citizens began pouring into west germanyfor people of a certain age it's a moment they never thought they would see. >>> in advance of tonight's debates democrats are going after mitt romney for his opposition to the auto bailout in michigan. here he was in michigan in june. >> from the very beginning back in november of 2008 as the auto executives went to washington asking for a check i said don't give them a check. they need to go through a managed bankruptcy process. i wouldn't have written checks like the bush and obama administrations did. i would have said, go through bankruptcy directly on your own. don't give the company to the uaw when you're finished. >> rick santelli is the on-air editor with cnbc business news and a regular contributor, of course, to cnbc squawk on the street. and democratic strategist debbie dingell served for 30 years as a senior executive as general motors. welcome to you both. fun to be here in michigan. debbie, let me start with you. i had congresswoman candice miller here and it seems in mi

there used to be west germany was one of the bigger holders and gold states and japan and south korea. they are all under u.s. military protection in one way or other. in a way the amount of debt is the same or increases with military spending so people are lending as the money to create these armies that never quite pay it back. now that china is involved is more complicated but that is the symptom being challenged and it is simply true that the last few hundred years the global reserve currency tended to be that of premier world military power. are don't think that is a coincidence. strikes me that that is what is being contested. the primacy of the dollar. not what currency would replace it but what would replace the u.s.'s military model. >> the question on the future of the dollar is related to the future of the american economy. david just suggested the country that has the biggest and most powerful economy is the one that dictates the terms of world finance. you can see this in the case of the united states. the united states was the most productive economic power in the world

and i took some in germany looking west. week we send photos and hopefully we can do a double print or something when she arrives. >> be honest is there anything you thing is weird or you like that you can get here but can't get back in germany >> i love the wonderful pumpkin muffins. >> perfect time of year pumpkin muffins for maura every morning that is what you deserve. enjoy your time here you need the come out and enjoy, project 2011 face to face going on artist sphere. all the art work these wonderful artists are creating is for sale, you can come meet the artist talk with them come this week as they are creating here and don't forget they have a free reception friday november 4th, 7 to 9 chance for you to meet and greet the artist, back to you all in studio. >>> that is incredible all right thank you very much. >> carlos has never been afraid to tackle controversial issues or rat 8 audiences no surprise -- audiences no surprise, one show was titled not for easily offended his show gained him millions of viewers thanks

growth during the 1980's was the equivalent of adding the third-largest economy in the world -- west germany -- to the american economy. by contrast, obama's jobs plan is recycled, brain-dead keynesian economics already tried and failed throughout the obama administration and all around the world for decades before whatever has been tried. it is about half the size of obama's nearly $1 trillion 2009 so-called stimulus plan but contains otherwise the same policies. that 2009 stimulus didn't stimulate anything except runaway government spending, deficits, and debt. part of the jobs plan is devoted to increased government spending on supposed infrastructure which only recalls the laughable shovel-ready jobs of obama's 2009 stimulus. even obama has joked about it. another part is increased spending to bail gart spendthrift democratic states which obama calls hiring more teachers, firemen and cops, a state and local function shall not a federal function. but economic growth is not bade on increased government spending, a fallacy which "wall street journal" senior economics writer steve moore has

germany. to cement trade ties with the west. and those fears that serve resistance because of the fresh clashes result in deaths and injuries. in italy the race is on the former new caretaker government to pull the country back from a financial abyss this follows the resignation of silvio berlusconi who stepped down on saturday having ruled the country as prime minister for seventeen years but the news of his departure was met with cheers on the street first pretties and central rome. commissioner mary of monti is considered a top contender to replace father scott the new government tasked with implementing an almost sixty billion euros austerity package aimed at tackling the nation's towering that our correspondent sara firth who's in italy. that austerity law finally sells silvio berlusconi states and he stepped down as prime minister of the country now for better or worse he was certainly a character and it's going to be a massive change now that he's resigned from the post optimism certainly for a feature of what the future

germany and beyond. russia issues another state and wallie against the west an attack on iran is president to me from an event of his it could spell catastrophe for the middle east meanwhile the only time watchdogs about to release a report from surrounds nuclear activities. italian prime ministers won a crucial budget vote but it's lost his majority support in the parliament as experts fear the country is on its way to becoming the next victim of europe's financial crisis. next tsotsi we follow life in one of los angeles fire departments where usually nearly all crews work mostly or medical emergencies rather than battling flames. i know it's the party form with the other currency but i really worry alone i mean if it makes me think that i did everything right i think we're ok i wasn't a part of burma has been this bad on or on the way are you are you with her now on all these things. ok is she content with. a man when i get that. around right now. going up oh yes i. hear. the commercial first solo album ella girl oh and during the first film when everyone was looking at they all come up with her slate

streaming head to join the w t o russia is a brand new gas pipeline direct to germany's moscow moves to cement trade ties with the west. and this resistance in kosovo fresh clashes result in. injury. stories still to come but first in italy the race is on to form a new caretaker government to pull the country back from the financial abyss as follows the resignation of silvio berlusconi who stepped down on saturday having ruled the country's prime minister for a total of ten years in three separate terms former commissioner mario monti is considered the main contender to replace going to skinny furthur courts now from rome. to say continuing this evening on the possible combination of they can take a government pressed into politics the meeting with political leaders today to discuss that and to discuss he could take the top spot still there are some differences of opinion amongst various political quips about what should happen and indeed. she may be the next to lead take a government task force to happen and now the cuts hit a lot of people think the top spot is a full the e.u. commission that mary muncie is a very w

ahead to join the w t o russia opens a brand new gas pipeline direct to germany as moscow moves to cement trade ties with the west. this resistance in kosovo after fresh clashes result in death and injury to those stories still to come. in italy the race is on to form a new caretaker government to pull the country back from financial abyss this follows the resignation of silvio berlusconi who stepped down on saturday having ruled the country's prime minister for seventeen years former commissioner mario monti is considered a top contender to replace him and our correspondent sara first has more. at the name of president nicholas holiday is the standing out political leaders here in the country about the possible full nation if they can take a government office policy so the resignation is still good ballasts gainey now the man here that a lot of people think kerry can't be in line for that top spot is the full the economists that naive and say. he's a very well respected economist here in the country i he's also as he said told me commissionaire year eclat in a system inside and out and he's got the nickname here

stream ahead to join the w t russia opens a brand new gas pipeline direct to germany to moscow moves to cement trade ties with the west. and thousands of students march across central london nereus over education cuts and a tripling of tuition fees. also in syria hundreds of thousands come out in support of the government after damascus is banned from the arab league for failing to end the deadly unrest in the country. mario monti a former e.u. commissioner has been appointed the head of a new caretaker government in italy to pull the country back from the financial abyss as follows the resignation of silvio berlusconi who stepped down on saturday having ruled the country as prime minister for a total of ten years and three separate terms archies sarah firth brings us the latest from rome. the days of you feeling bad about start another working week on monday spare a thought the former aig commissioner mary muncie he's just been appointed by the president to form a new government and he now faces the massive task of pulling the country back from the financial abyss into which is currently staring saying no you usually

germany and beyond. russia issues another stern warning against the west an attack on a rather as president to me from a bed of says it could spell catastrophe for the middle east meanwhile the un atomic bomb dogs are proud for at least a report from france nuclear activities. the italian prime minister has won a crucial budget vote but has lost his majority support in the parliament as experts fear the country is on the way to becoming the next victim of europe's financial crisis. could go to eight forty six pm here in moscow this catch up with he's got the school board. thanks for joining us this is what's a plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so in excluding the fall. death of a legend boxing great jill fraser loses his last fight with cancer dying up the age of sixty seven. future starts now the russian ice hockey team with a new coaching so prepare a poor distorting for an image of this season's euro through a campaign that clay young. mothers the one constant of russian olympic success down the years has been risk making gymnastics weeks out of a talent supply on the must is discovered here.

stream ahead to join the russia opens a brand new gas pipeline direct to germany as moscow moves to cement trade ties with the west. burned thousands of students watch across central london furious over education cuts and a tripling of fees. at stores to recover first mario monti a former e.u. commissioner has been appointed the head of a new caretaker government in italy to pull the country back from the financial abyss and as far as the resignation of silvio berlusconi he stepped down on saturday having ruled the country's prime minister for a total of ten years in three separate terms this cost forty seven for she's in rome. there is a view feeling bad about start another working week on monday spare a thought for the former aide commissioner mary muncie has just been appointed by the president to form a new government and he now faces the massive task of pulling the country back from the financial abyss into which is currently staring say no your usual chill description certainly but everyone a very much a playing these up t. the job and everyone's going to be watching extremely closely to see what the results

uprisings began eight months ago this resolution however was introduced by germany and it is being seen as the first step the west is taking in an effort to really introduce the issue of syria into the united nations security council now just last month when european powers introduced a draft resolution against the syrian security council russia and china vetoed that resolution arguing that the mistakes that western powers made in libya should not be repeated in syria or russia believes that the syrian authorities and opposition groups need to come to a point of negotiation and peaceful dialogue to come up with an ultimate solution that would be best for this internal conflict and according to russia russia and other countries i should mention the security council believe that any outside military intervention into syria did not happen and is considered unacceptable and clearly pressure is growing on syria one of the troubled countries in the region why isn't that. that is a good question it's a question that many observers and experts are asking because today at the united nations syria was all the focus we also

uprisings began eight months ago this resolution however was introduced by germany and it is being seen as the first step the west is taking in an effort to introduce the issue of syria into the united nations security council now just last month last month when european powers introduced a draft resolution against syrian security council russia and china vetoed that resolution arguing that the mistakes that western powers made in libya should not be repeated in syria or russia believes that the syrian authorities and opposition groups need to come to a point of negotiation and peaceful dialogue to come up with an ultimate solution that would be best for this internal conflict and according to russia russia and other countries i should mention the security council believe that any outside military intervention into syria should not happen and is considered unacceptable. now reporting a problem to your now so we can have soured here on r.t. claims of double standards at a time when millions of europeans are suffering job and cards officials in brussels complain that having to make savings of their own. poisoning b