well i think we need to consider that this speech was for a domestic audience the workers party after that that plenary meeting of of worker parties officials it's addressed to them it's addressed to the to the north korean public as well as of course the international community and and certainly u.s. president donald trump the message there was that north korea needs to pursue self-reliance what they call the ideology of june and stop waiting according to came for the united states to change its attitude and also to restart its development of nuclear and missile technologies so how seriously is the u.s. on the d. the international community taking this talk of a new strategic weapon in the near future well given what north korea has done over the past few months in in 2019 restarting its short range missile testing and also a new weapon was tested there potentially as submarine launched ballistic missile that has a sort of caught in the international community and analysts but i surprise and is raising concern here in south korea kim's comments were greeted with kind of disappointmen

well i think we need to consider the audience of his comments those being 1st the workers' party congress 2nd the domestic audience inside north korea and thirdly and perhaps of no less importance for us of course is the international community and then us president donald trump but his comments did represent a turning inward of north korean leader kim jong un's concern and a message to his constituency that he wants to see them continue to develop the north korean economy and to concentrate on jus chait which is self-reliance rather than depend on a change in the international community's perspective in terms of its nuclear development and sanctions and particularly a message to the united states that it wasn't waiting now his speech included threats of as we mentioned earlier a new strategic weapon in the near future but it was life on details of how seriously these was being taken internationally and especially in the u.s. . well given that the the north korea had conducted many nuclear tests about half a dozen nuclear tests and and several long range missile tests especially as late a

and brazil former president lula da silva succession in the workers' party was carried out loyally whenlma rousseff took over the house. but here to the left was ousted a moderate left in favor of compromise. accused of cooking the government votes against a background of corruption demaris and was bundled out of office in 2016 in a matter of hours ending 12 years of school by the workers' party to p.t. yeah i know i have somebody to judge each must call to. sing my class you know football because i will believe. what they did. was so put out where the result is that i do not follow ideational what trial i will pass from one of the 3 that i do hope with. and a brazil scarred by that crisis hit hard by the recession and this scandal served to stoke up popular resentment still further rousseff became the scapegoat blamed for all the country's ills. oh my fuck it was totally been going on. so you know men can do this you know where you see him knowing they have a pretty good us evil unified korea on the boom. kissed in the can better than i can the killing of a 1000000 i meant explicit and

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ack: kim jong-un was given rapturous welclcome as s he prod over a meeting of top workers parties officialsof ald in the days self-imposed moratorium on testing nuclear bombs and intercontinental missiles were over. he accused the united states of making gangster-like demands in a hostile policy that included joint military deals with south korea and sananctions, and he warns s that the world will witness a new ststrategic weapon to b be possessed byby the dprpn ththe near future.e. the u.s. p president, donald trump, spepeaking from t this mar-a-lago resesort in florida, played dowown kim jong-un's shit in policy.. is in ourp: he agreement, talking about denuclearization, and that, number one, says the. that was done in singapore. i think he is a man of his word that we are going to find out, but i think he is a man of his work. nick: north korea's testing seems to be between three meetings between kim and trump but little tangible progress. pres. trump: a lot of progress. nick: pyongyang has previously tested missiles capable of reaching the united states, and carried out, tests, blasts 1

the point to us just a little earlier here on the news that there is this other meeting of the workers party of north korea but this time around the meeting is a lot bigger with many more delegates in attendance how significant is that. you're absolutely correct on like the previous a plan arms which are used together about 200 party members at this time almost 1000 gather it in coming out to attend the meeting which did not last one or 2 days but this time 4 days so basically those from leader kim jong un wanted to approach the entire population personally to deliver the message that north korea is indeed in a very very urgent crisis situation there is a big military exercise being planned in the spring between the united states and south korea does that focus minds on all sides and does it basically create a closing window of opportunity not even so much for the u.s. or south korea but very clearly for north korea. you can say that and that is why i thought that north korea would not take any action that would be regarded by the united states that north korea indeed has crossed the red lin

at a conference of the ruling workers party, kim jong-un expressed for registration at stalled nuclearalks and said his country is no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests. the suspension is at the center of discussions between north korea and the united states. kim jong-un accused the u.s. of hostility but appeared to leave the door open to further talks. our correspondent france smith insole -- frank smith in seoul. the speech at the party conference was broadcast onn state tvtv. what is that telus? frank -- what does thatt tell us: frank -- what does that tell us? frank: it was addressssed to pay ofofficials as w well as the noh korean public as well as the international commumunity, and certainly u.s. president d donad trump. the m message was thahat north a needs to p pursue s selfeliance, whwhat they call ththeir ideolo, anand stop waiting for kim, acaccording to the uniteted sta, to change their attitude and also to r restart nuclear and missile technologies. phil: how seriously is the u.s. and international community taking this talk o of a newew strategic w

jungle and was given a rapturous welcome as he presided over a meeting of top workers party officials. he told them the days of a self imposed moratororium on tesestig nuclear bombs and intercontinental ballistic missiles were. he used the united states of making gangsta like demands in a hostile policy this included joint military deals with south korea and sanctions. and he warned that the world will witness and nenew strategic weapopon to be possessed by the dprk in the near future. the us presisident donald trumpmp s speaking from s mar a lago r resorts in florida played down n kim jong guns shst in p policy. sign a contract de design and agreement talking about denuclearization and that was signed. number one sentence denuclearization that was the singapore and- i think he's a man of his word so we're going to find out but i think he's a man of his. north korea self imposed ban on testing has been central to diplomacy that scene three meetings between. him and trump but little tangible progress. is pyongyang has previously find missiles capable of reaching the entire united state

that north korea chooses to take so they had by their statements at this special session of the workers party of korea would have been carried extensively this new year's day morning on north korean t.v. kim jong un has basically said that this moratorium on longer range weapons testing and possibly even nuclear testing has come to an end and we will see what happens the north korean leader did say that just the scope and the depth of this testing of what it gets of the development of its. arsenal depends upon the attitude of the u.s. so it does seem to be leaving open just very slightly although you do get a sense that this is now a final warning from north korea of the possibility that there could be some kind of dialogue at some point in the future north korea enters 2020 still believing that it had some leverage in this election year over donald trump but when you look at these statements although it isn't quite the same kind of belligerence of the past when you compare these statements with the heady days of the single pour summit meeting between donald trump and kim jong un which was al

villager rinse of the past north korean leader kim jong un told a special meeting of the ruling workers' party he would continue developing his nuclear arsenal. as pyongyang welcomed in 2020 it marked the expiration of the deadline kim had set for the u.s. to come up with concessions installed you clear eyes ation tool. so far kim has stopped short of resuming tests with long range ballistic missiles on nuclear weapons knowing that would risk losing what little chance he has of getting concessions from the u.s. president because donald trump has been probably the most supporter. for negotiations between north korea and the united states to actually continue so moving his faith there would be great risk for mr king. this hardening of north korea's position leaves the vague commitments by the 2 leaders to denuclearize ation now in tatters it also marks the end for now of south korea's efforts to mediate between the 2 powers seoul welcomed in the new year back in the familiar position of facing an increasingly belligerence northern neighbor to come i think we can make a good relationship with nor

economically but a 1-party state that has grown even more repressive, similarly vietnam where the workers partyis in absolute control. the dissent in north vietnam is relatively nonexistent but both of these states have vibrant -- couldn't they be models for kim jong un? >> many south koreans who believe in engagement with the north think exactly like the question you post. of the chinese have done it why not north koreans? many north korean watchers in co and elsewhere argue when we were in college you would think this must be the stone age in china, no running water, all people were wearing now suits, people speaking in the same voice and in my lifetime, china has transformed, the possibility exists it could become a small china but the reason i think it will not is because of the political reasons for the simple fact, it happened only after he died and the gang of four had been arrested. you can blame the legacies of an era on mao, in north korea's case, your grandfather was involved too. how can you be a god? the political legitimate flies in the face of north korea's restraint. the second

mainly iraq syria and iran because also they have some kurdish communities and the output kurdistan workers party are also active in those countries that's why the turkey believes that the neighbors territorial integrity and so very nitty is also the same for itself and turkey and iraq has both economic relations and political cooperation and from time to time they come together especially for combating terrorism issues like fighting against isis and p k k is a very important issue but this was it was specific with set up to the escalate the current tension between iran and the united states and that's why a foreign minister childish all the suburb of turkey welcomed the role that's overly positive statements by both the us president donald trump last night and from the iranian side turkey says it is committed to. committed to help iraq in its reconstruction the u.n. envoy to libya has welcomed calls by turkey and russia for a cease fire to be implemented by sunday to support opposing sides in the conflict moscow backs the libyan war order khalifa haftar whose forces have been trying to seize tri

mainly iraq syria and iran because also they have some kurdish communities and the output kurdistan workers party are also active in those countries that's why the turkey believes that the neighbors territorial integrity and so very nitty is also the same for itself and turkey and iraq has both economic relations and political cooperation and from time to time they come together especially for combating terrorism issues like fighting against iceland p.k. k. is a very important issue but this visit was specific with set up to the escalate the current tension between iran and the united states and that's why the foreign minister childish or the sad that turkey welcomed the relatively positive statements by both the us president donald trump last night and from the iranian side turkey says it is committed to. committed to help iraq in its reconstruction and it seems to a key is going to. is going to try to take more steps to be able to mediate between iran and to provide to help actually contribute on iraq's security of this is what we see if for now that's why turkey has been a diplomat's the traff

north korean leader kim jong un told a special meeting of the ruling workers' party he would continue developing his nuclear arsenal. as p. and yang welcomed in 2020 it marked the expiration of the deadline kim had set for the u.s. to come up with concessions installed steve you clear eyes aish until. so far kim has stopped short of resuming tests with long range ballistic missiles on nuclear weapons knowing that would risk losing what little chance he has of getting concessions from the u.s. president because donald trump has been probably the most supporter. for negotiations between north korea and iran a stance to actually continue so nursing his faith there would be great risk for mr kim. this hardening of north korea's position leaves the vague commitments by the 2 leaders to denuclearize ation now in tatters it also marks the end for now of south korea's efforts to mediate between the 2 powers seoul welcomed in the new year back in the familiar position of facing an increasingly belligerents northern neighbor to come i think we can make a good relationship with north korea and i

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and second, if you read the recent report of the plenary session of korea worker's party you could clearly see two major reasons why north korea is angry about the united states and -- and number one the double dealing. united states has been chanting that we ought to have a dialogue. at the same time, the united states has been pushing for the maximum pressures. for north koreans, the dialogue is nothing but the fig leaf to isolate and contain and strang you' -- strangual ate north korea. they don't have the trust. the second point which the report raised this issue of asymmetric reciprocity. the report said that, okay, we have done -- we suspended the testing, we've suspended the nuclear testing and demolished the nuclear west test, and what did we get? we get nothing. i look at strengthen the joint military exercise in training, and also united states has for the cutting-edge weapons to south korea and the united states impose more than 15 times individual sanctions against north korea. therefore, we do not get anything for what we have done then. the reciprocity on the part of the unit

remember, the not to party was called a national socialist workers party of journalism.th regards to your s second point, you judge a man or woman not by what they say or what they tweet, you judge them by what theyhe do. obama may have been good at reading speeches but what he did to apologize for this country and undermine it and find her or enemies is how we should be judge forever. donald trump is not the measure of the man, it's how we prosperous enemies fear us and our friends love us. that is how you measure somebody's moral fiber. host: something you write in the war for america soul, china is our biggest threat. guest: i have been to the white house leading and i realize we will deal with that with iran and russia, the only strategic level threat we face ishr china. they wish to displace us and we have a plan under presidentea trump did do without. host: "defeating jihad", "why we fight", the war for america soul, those are his books. guest: thank you for the incredible interview. >> c-span your unfiltered view of government created by cable in 1979. brought to

before the crucial vote >>> at least four members of a yazidi militia linked to the card stan workers partyen killed by an air strike in northwest iraq on wednesday. the victims were inside a pickup truck parked in a yazidi compound >>> prince harry helping unveil the fixtures for the 2021 rugby league world cup in his first public engagement since stepping away as a senior royal he also met rugby players and representatives of the 21 nations during that event. you are up to date that's the news update this hour morgan, i'll send it back downtown to you. >> i am not a royal watcher but i just can't get enough of the story going on right now >> you have a lot of company everybody is talking about it. >> sue herera, thank you >>> after the break did china get the better end of the trade deal? (upbeat music) - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same for all online and campus programs through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw ho

and i am confident that when we make that contrast between democrats, the party of workers and republicanstrump the party that has betrayed workers on overtime and minimum wage and trade agreements and organizing unions and all that, the election will be clear, including in my state, trump won my state by 8-and-a-half, i won it by 7-and-a-half. we will keep those anti-trump voters and people supporting the nominee in 2020. >> sherrod brown, thank you for joining us. >>> president trump's legal team is revealing their strategy to defend the president. one of the impeachment managers arguing for his removal will respond next. >>> welcome back to state of the union, i'm brianna kieler. as house democrats prepare through the weekend for the trial, perhaps the most expectant manager is jason crow, a former army ranger and attorney who flipped the seat to win in colorado. he went to not support the bid for nancy pelosi's house speaker to a choice to prosecute the case against president trump. joining me now is congressman jason crow, thank you so much for being here. >> good morning, good to be

worker cannot afford in any county in the united states. we are not talking about san francisco or manhattan. d they can't afford a modest two-bedroom. e paycheck fairness act with gender-based diss parties and workers to challenge discrimination. reelings for the butch lewis act will present develop the collapse of our pension saving over a million hardworking americans their pension while protecting their pensions and taxpayer dollars and passed health care and social workers act to prevent violence and the injuries that occur. we passed that bill. in dig, the committee has reported the protecting the right to organize act which will unable workers to have better working conditions and we passed legislation to help in the area of child access to quality education and safe learning environment. we passed in the committee, the rebuild america's schools act and repair our public schools and crumbling infrastructure and will create 1.9 million jobs. we passed two important civil rights bills in the area of education, the equity and inclusion of enforcement act and diversity act mr. williams: parents to challenges discriminatory policies. the committee passed the college affordability act w

there isn't a scale of populism on opposite ends, the nazi party was called the national socialist worker partyof germany, fascism is a left-wing doctrine, with regards to your second point, moral, you judge them by what they do, obama may have been good at reading and also prepared speeches but what he did to apologize for this country is how he should be judged forever. donald trump's style from queens is not what is the measure of the man, the measure of the man is how we are more prosperous, and our enemies fear us and our friends love us, that's how you measure somebody's moral fiber, fabulous question. >> china is our biggest threat. >> yes t. i got my clearances read, the intel, i realized, we will deal with isis and iran and russia, the only strategic level threat we face is china, they wish to displace us but we have a plan under president trump to deal with them. >> defeating jihad, why we fight war for america's soul, those are the books by our guest in the past 2 hours. >> thank you for incredible interview, peter. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been pro

the nazi party was called the national socialist workers party of germany.ascism is a lest wing doctrine. with regard to your second point, moral wreck tickitude -- you judge a man oar whom not by what they say or tweet you judge them by what they do. president obama may have been get a reading an auto crew and prepared speech buts what did to apologize for the country and unmine and how he should be judge forever. donald trump's style from queens is not what is the measure of the man. the measure of the man is how we are safer, more prosperous, enemies fear us, and our friends love us. that is how you measure somebody's moral fiber. faint louse request. >> something you it in he war for america's soul, china is our biggest threat. >> guest: yes. came into the white house believing counterterrorism and gentleman jihad was the biggest problem. then i read the intel and realized we'll deal with isis and iran and russia. the only strategic level threat we face china. we have plan to deal with them. >> host: defeating jihad. why we fight the. the war for america

and just to be clear, ross was your fellow conservative party worker? yes, he was. ked for the same member of parliament. and kathryn was his girlfriend? yes, that is correct. we were all part of a friendship group. so, at the party, i went to bed, not thinking of anything of it. when i woke up, i was being attacked. i thought i could just let this happen but then something kicked in and i managed to fight him off. i ran downstairs and told a friend. lucy had been raped by a man called james hackett, who she met for the first time at the party that night. he also worked in politics. could you describe how some people in the conservative party treated you after it became clear that you were alleging that this man had raped you? even on the night that it happened, kathryn yelled to the police, "she is making this up," before anybody had any facts and i think thatjust kind of set the tone for the next two years. between that and the trials, my life was made absolutely miserable. it felt like a complete smear campaign. like what? what kind of things were people saying? b

sanders campaigned for the socialist workers party and praised communist regimes. video of bernie palg around with soviet communists will make for an almost insultingly easy way for republicans to communicate the idea that his plans to expand the government are radical. so much -- and, jonathan chates' column caught me off guard. >> i read john's column. one place where i half agree and half disagree. john's argument is that sanders has a high electability down side, it is possible that when republicans put $5 billion into defining him as a dangerous socialist it will work, he will lose 4 points in the polls ver just a generic democrat. i think the other side is it is possible he has a high electoral upside, he where brings in voters who don't normally vote. there was this controversy over joe rogan endorsing him. people who are not normally democrats. i like bernie sanders because he doesn't seem to like democrats. you can see that running in both directions. after the past couple years i have become a little more jaundiced about people's predictions about electab

vice president, and i'm confident that when we make that contrast between democrats, and the party of the workersd the republicans and trump the party that is betraying the workers on overtime and minimum wage and trade agreements and organizing unions and that, the election going to be clear. trump won the state by 8 1/2 and i won it by 7 1/2, and we will keep the anti-trump voters and win the election in 2020. >> thank you, senator sherrod brown. >> thank you. >>> president trump's legal team is revealing the strategy to stop the impeachment. bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette >>> welcome back to state of the union. i'm brianna keilar. as the house democrats are working through the weekend to prepare for the impeachment trial, one of the most unknown is a sena

up until two or three years ago, the ftc, the socialist worker party was searching filing decisions on the basis but by disclosing the names of donors, they would be making them potentially liable to law enforcement abuse based on hearsay history. given on history, what this government has been on including against my organization, do you worry about putting law enforcement back into encryption will have a chilling impact on speech or help facilitate these types of abuses? >> my answer to that is yes, it depends on the laws and federal court. it's only court access so today, with that access, we can search our own. when an independent federal judge, and we have believed to do that. that's been our constitutional standard in the country. we can do that. you have to be or you have to protect that law. we have new technology. to have that same ability with approval, first amendment rights and etc., they have a space immune from that. it's what one cannot enter. if your kid disappears, there's no way you get them back because there's no way to fix that. you can't go in there. you can't fin

well now kim jong un, in a meeting to his workers party, has warned of unspecified shocking actions saying reveal a new strategic weapon to the world. earlier today, former national security advisor john bolton tweeted about this, saying this. "how to respond to his threatening ears or marks u.s. should fully resume all military exercises in south korea, who congressional hearings on whether the troops are ready to fight tonight." the threat is the latest example of kim sounding increasingly impatient as his diplomacy with president trump has failed to bring about the benefits that he so wanted. in particular, the lifting and easing of the sanctions, largely because he has refused to budge on denuclearization. nevertheless, secretary pompeo yesterday defended u.s. policy. >> president trump came into office with the threat of war with north korea, a real and true concern for the american people. he said we can deliver a better outcome for the people of north korea. >> it is believed kim has used a diplomatic stalemate in the last couple of years to expand his military capabilities. as arse

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sanders' campaign for the socialist workers party and praised communist regimes.ould be insane. really? here to join success former bernie sanders staffer tezlyn figaro who joins us from houston. good morning. >> good morning. steve: i don't remember new york magazine having these criticisms back in 2016. what's going on? >> your memory serves you correctly. per democrat establishment usual politics, too little too late, the bottom line is if it is insane with him running against trump just as insane all the alleged moderates stole his policies. they had no issue with that they took his message and embraced it and allowed him to grow. this is just bottom line the establishment in fear now because they have given him a ride, i would say, during the debates. they haven't challenged him on anything. they haven't really vetted him fully. they see that his popularity has grown. while biden was playing nice and getting along with everyone and never attacking senator sanders on any of his leftist policies, now they see that sanders actually has a shot to win iowa and new