john kerry: many people in the , as were looking g to us workrk in a morere tangible wayo do everything thatat is possibl, making sure that it is being done to endnd the surge and to unite the world. john kerry and other world leaders have been quick to offer words of condolence and also solidarity with france in the wake of the attacks. find out more in this report. >> amongng the first to react to thursday night's attack, u.s. president barack obama. he condemned what he called a horrific terrorist attack and a loss of dozens of innocent lives. >> we are reminded of the extraordinary resilience and democratic values that have made france and inspiration. we know that is the character of the french republic, and it will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life. ministernadian prime also expressed his condolences. >> canadians are shocked by y lt night's attack in nice. mongolia, donald tusk held a minute's silence. he then spoke to the press, visibly moved. that thetit is tragic subject of this attack where people are celebrating liberty, equality. >> also in the mong

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been whenman who has workrking 50 years to create the party, and she has seen the creation of the party that she wanted, a far right economic party, but also a far, far right social conservative party. inbound john nichols, thank you for being with us, political writer for the nation and co-author with robert mcchesney of the new book, "people get ready: the fight against a jobless economy and a citizenless democracy." ,his is democracy now! "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency." we are at the rnc all week, and then we will cover the democratic national convention from philadelphia. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "we are the champions" by queen. queen is criticizing donald trump for using the song for his interest -- entrance to the republican national convention stage on monday night, making a dramatic entrance. queen tweeted -- "an unauthorized used at the republican convention against our wishes." or, freddieing mercury, died of aids. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org -- this is "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency." i'm amy goodma

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