that i am a republic failure and from the horrors of national socialism because in article mommy say the dignity of man his inalienable to respect and protect it is an obligation for all state power that's what we believe that if that is something which must be thought of will be absolute guideline for we do in political life but as well as social terms what does that mean in concrete terms firstly every single individual is unique and never must we generalize it. to divide our society in we and them we and others. everyone has the right. and bargain or can claim to be seen as an individual but all that state authority democrat secondly that their democracy is the best of all feasible that social systems even though life in a democracy may well be complicated on occasion democracy is more than to ensure a majority it relies on balance on a balance between majority minority between govern. i position it relies on the division of powers and it my lads the freedom of the press of opinion of art when you know that as much as people need air to breathe democracy protects minorities what t

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the fall of germany to barbarism up that is that today we commemorate the victims of national socialism will be this and we are aware of our response ability and ladies and gentlemen that is a responsibility which will never end. right down and tell fed up that it isn't going to not only send gentlemen's m.p.'s. then this ninth of november forty votes puts condensed into. doesn't one day target the most difficult and painful question of german history right in front of us how was it possible for the same as a nation of them a lot of after the ninth of november one thousand eight hundred of the dead dead to try it for yet again democratic self-determination which in a fun and more years was celebrated progress in so many areas human endeavor which should listen to symphonies in its concert halls and on the swing in its nightclubs who scientists won a nobel prizes whose workers who build a co-operative settlements whose artistic trick of art is through traditions overboard because cinema films but in things all over the world this is nothing of the same nation within just a few years in t

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socialism. it was one of the key dominoes that led to what was the collapse of german identity in the middle of the century and it has been complicated for germany to mark military events ever since which is one of the reasons why historically in recent years they have had such a small military presence. thank you. looking here at pictures ofa thank you. looking here at pictures of a replica of the train carriage where that deal was signed. it was a train carriage that belongs to marshal ferdinand—. where the armistice was signed in the forests on the 11th of november. we can see their the chancellor of germany, angela merkel, going in first. and emmanuel macron walking inside a replica of that carriage. incredibly small space that the armistice was signed on the 11th of november 1918. ending the first world war. what a lwa ys ending the first world war. what always fascinates me is that in the hours before this was signed, it wasn't that there was a slow letting up wasn't that there was a slo

pilot programs for a national social credit system are already on the way by twenty twenty the official outline boasts it will allow the trustworthy to run freely under heaven while making it hard for the discredited to take a single step. but there are two more tonight that have factions and all the time trying to send that answer or point to john of a council hop. while here it's your decision your battle to the facts out. it's said it all. fact that wasn't us at all. from there it's a. friend dan dan is going places very much the modern chinese woman. she's a marketing professional diligent and prosperous and sees clear skies in her digital future. with intel on the boards and i'll. tell you for. now the advantage of. a model citizen dan dan will write highly on social credit. that every action will be tracked and judged is fine by her. for now whether or not are all those. are you play. for there to make us out. to make. sure that what we choke on chains and. don't dance criminal academic and medical records will fade into school as well as state security assessments. the shopping h

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made things of that moment and have not really a claim that are thought as maybe a positive moment a new start for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin political leaders commemorate the dead of world war one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this and dominant cain era munich. well thousands of ships were sunk during the second world war there wrecks litter the ocean floors decades of corrosion tidal movements and storms of course some other ships to break up on leak oil well a couple from australia has launched a grand plan to stop an ecological disaster under thomas reports newcastle to rob the films of the nonstop offensive in the pacific the pacific ocean saw some of the basis naval battle to the second wo

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made sense of that moment and have not really a claim but also as maybe a positive moment and you start. for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin that political leaders commemorate the dead of world one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this in tina very dominant cane zira munich watertown to paris now where we are hearing the president of turkey and the united states have met and spoken to is there what are you hearing hashem. well money and the official dinner is about can see the republican guard behind me lining up a sign that the world leaders are about to come out of the building yes there was the two leaders tromp and the gun spoke for a moment on the sidelines of the you know we don't know exactly wha

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made things of that moment and have not really a claim that are for as maybe a positive moment and you start. for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin political leaders commemorate the dead of world one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this into dominic kane al-jazeera munich ok time for the sport well here's a. thank you very much for japan. the asian champions league for the first song they drew the second leg of the final against iran specifically no no inside iran enough for a two nail aggregate victory packs by eighty thousand fans at these are the stadium setlist in red what ains become the host the reigning saints twenty five years to win the continental title of the eight some japanese champions but

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made things of that moment and have not really a claim that for as maybe a positive moment and you start. for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin political leaders commemorate the dead of world war one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this into a dominant came out as era munich. a few moments rubble back with more weather from the us but also still ahead here on al-jazeera. i hope to god nobody else ends me any more greater i want control no more. another u.s. my shooting leads to calls for gun control but it's unclear whether congress is listening. and the sports teams the heat in miami will have action for me in the coming up in about fifteen twenty minutes. well of away from the fires in california the s

we are born into nations, into social groups, into tribes and we carve out space for our individualism. liberalism is wrong and nationalism is right. we are tribal animal. we long to groups and we have tremendous loyalty. it's not to say that we can't carve our rooms for individual was him. we are social animals. when you get, the united states of america going into a country like iraq, or vietnam or soviet going into afghanistan, nationalism is automatically going to come to the for the country you have invaded. those people are going to say we are a sovereign nation state. we believe in self-determination. we do not want the united states coming in and telling us what to do. think about how we react for the soviet, to the russian, interfering in our election. they do not have any right, we believe to interfere in an american election. it's a violation of our sovereignty. that's nationalism in play. nationalism dominates liberalist. [laughter] >> i want to be, to follow through. how does this play out? in american policy barriers? when we try to invade on these principles, i've often

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made things of that moment and have not really a claim that are for as maybe a positive moment and you start. for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin political leaders commemorate the dead of world one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this in to dominate campaign zira munich. or thousands of ships were sunk during the second world war there rex litter the ocean floors decades of corrosion tidal movements and storms of course some other ships to break up and leak oil well a couple from australia has launched a grand plan to stop an ecological disaster under thomas reports newcastle to rob ever filmed of the nonstop offensive in the pacific the pacific ocean saw some of the best system naval battle of the sec

socialism was so all encompassing that few people consider the casualties of the first war now some historians say such a view overlooks the fact that defeat in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen was when human rights movements took hold in germany. have not made sense of that moment and have not really a claim that are for as maybe a positive moment a new start. for the republican for democracy in germany. in modern times it's not in berlin political leaders commemorate the dead of world one but in the capitals of the countries that fought and eventually defeated the german empire so will it be on this in to dominate cane al-jazeera munich. the lebanese armed group is one of the targets of u.s. sanctions aimed at iran the u.s. wants to curb the influence of iran which backs up but as a whole reports from beirut the group is now getting money from elsewhere. it was another strategic win for iran when its allies met on the syrian iraqi border they created a land corridor connecting to her on to beirut iran's most valuable asset has been the lebanese armed group hezbollah its

national social -- socialism was not hitler's movement. of course, in his case, anti- semitic conspiracy theories. this is a long-standing idea that americans had which reflect the influence of the world jewish conspiracy. i wanted to write the prequel to that. to understand whether it was true, the politics more generally across the world, power politics had evolved in the united states. i think 1916 is an extraordinary moment in that respect. it's an american president -- presidential year but for the first time in history, the attention of the world was focused on the outcome of an american presidential election. we take this for granted. in berlin, 10 days ago, there were two conceptions of the world. plan a, and plan b. and it hinges on the outcome of the american midterms. they probably still don't know what world they are in. that reality of everyone being conditioned on american democratic processes is how it was in 1916. if you think about historical literature that we have on the outbreak of world war i, america features nowhere,

socialism was not hitler's movement and its aggression was a reaction to that threat. of course, in his case, sufficient fused with anti-semitic conspiracy theories, which have attached themselves to american power for longer than one might credit. this is a long standing idea that american power reflects the influence of the world jewish conspiracy. and in the book, i write about world war i, what i wanted to do was write the prequel to that and understand whether it was really true that politics more generally across the world, power politics, had come to revolve around the united states. and i do think that 1916 is an extraordinary moment in that respect because it's obviously an american presidential year and for the first time in history, the attention of the world was focused on the outcome of an american presidential election. this is so -- for the century and more that has followed, we take this for granted. i was saying to bob earlier today that in berlin, ten days ago, there were two conceptions of the world, plan a and plan b and it hinged on the outcome of

. >>> china is one step closer to implementing a controversial national social credit system. bloomberg officials plan to rate every resident based on their social behavior by 2020. lifelong points will reward a good reputation with benefits like streamline services. people violating laws will face restrictions and penalties. that could, for example, mean they're blocked from booking travel. this has been talked about around the world. >> yeah. >> it's a controversial poll. >> i it is very controversial because it just sorts of means you're going to be pegged for things like jaywalking or chewing gum in public, whatever they decide to put in the social credit system. >> basically the chinese version of big brother. >>> "the washington post" reports michelle obama's memoir becoming sold more than 1.4 million companies in the outs and canada in the first week taf was published. the former first lady's book sold 725,000 -- these are incredible numbers on its first day. making it one of the year's biggest debuts. becoming is also the number one adult nonfiction title in europe. >>

socialism will not happen in our nation. and it is not going to happen nder my watch. i didn't go to tallahassee eight years ago to be everybody's friend. i'm not going to d.c. to win a popularity contest. i'm going to d.c. to get something done. i put out a 10-point plan that i believe in. i know -- decided not to read it or spend any time on it. we all know that change is never popular, especially when you're talking about how you're going to change government. i tried to use every effort i could to change the direction of the state of florida and together we did. [applause] together we re-invented the government in florida and we're going to do the same thing in d.c. the federal government is frustrating. it is outdated. it is wasteful and it is inefficient. we can tell you story after story after story. now i just am one individual but there are a lot of other individuals in d.c. who want to do the same thing and i'm going to work with them and we're going to change like we did in florida, the direction of washington, d.c. [applause] we didn't accept government inc

we must expose the difference between democratic socialism, which is globalism, and american nationalism, which must incorporate social democratic policies. this is the way we are going to address low income individuals and the benefits of a nationstate. we have to show people what american citizenship can do for them. paradigm of to this republican and democrat. paul ryan just did not get i t. he missed this whole thing by miles. of are losing taxes because demographics. in six to 10 years, texas is gone. you are probably not going to win florida. you need to change the paradigm. ryan never got it. host: ok, craig gilbert. guest: i'm not sure exactly where the caller was going with that paradigm. it gets back to different notions. it is true that paul ryan had a certain vision of the republican party, which was, compared to donald trump, more setting a different rhetorical tone. less divisive, let's travel. -- less traveled. tribal. more moderate in town. in some ways more conservative in terms of policy then donald trump. really different approaches in style, andetoric, also substance.

international and national political economic and social crisis and at the meantime we are going to form a grand alliance beyond party lines to perfect democracy perfect freedom of speech and human values a petition the got sixteen thousand signatures in a day has been presented to the speaker of parliament demanding he use special powers to recall the chamber over the head of the president somebody of the president facing not just pressure but risks to when parliament finally resumes. well president syria saying it will only find out if he's a very high stakes gamble is paid off when he recalls parliament if. parliament endorses his choice of manda rajapaksa as prime minister then the president will probably may well get away with what many of his critics would say is an unconstitutional. but it parliament decides to play to keep reading from a single post then president syria saying it could face impeachment less than a thank you very much for that for now there has been a smith with the very latest live and columbus thank you. to pakistan now with a lawyer representing a christian wom

how should this factor into what, if anything, national security lawyers post on social media accounts about their jobs and their work? think, like everything we do, we have to be careful to protect client confidences. if you look at cases in this area, there have been lawyers who have gotten themselves into trouble because they have posted to sell my private facebook groups information about cases. you want to because shows about describing some confidence given to you and talking about things in a general way, not to reveal those confidences. surprised by was the number of individuals that are active users involving social media. was fort the question those over 50. , for the younger attorneys, a need for heightened awareness that there are restrictions regarding how you handle and speak about classified information and the temp tatian to speak around classified information -- and the temptation to speak around classified information. it is problematic to do it on social media. it cuts across all different agencies and there was an infamous case a few years ago in new orleans where t

national socialist. stones are socialism the same with a sense of being again you are not a zionist you're not a socialist and this is what are you and the june ones to leave the world but it is peace among all nations who lead there is no stick patients but you should help on the move and. the war or been going on with that i mean he told me that i was going to be given body on the guilty. they got obvious but i have a lot more. to life must have changed considerably since your wife passed away yes you go on working you not a question man. this person should have a clue. many people many do the last time last night i lost. them here not with the so to inform and with the time to think if you expected that he should not have a baby. be traced to cities where they would this can be traced i read many of the letters. that you go to paula in the early years of your marriage there is another great there they love. a great tenderness you see you learn have to mean she was not as a nice she's very little jewis

trying to monopolize the libyan fight we need national reconciliation the social fabric of libya has been ruptured and quite wounded the population has been traumatized they are being killings this week how strong is. in libya unfortunately they have scattered. all over the country especially in the south and. the center of the country as well. populated not only some remote two of these and remote areas but actually live amongst the populations in sleeper cells you of course would. be running against safe gadhafi presumably who reportedly has mass community support you think could beat him in a popular vote it is not certain if you are on or not that is up to him and. many of the circumstances surrounding this whole issue. in other people's hands including. your shoes and so on but i do hope that here on sunday i hope i hope that many libyans one has every right to run. why those are some of the top stories for this hour here on r.t. international the plenty more still for you in about half an hour's time for another program i hope you can join us that. the united states under many

reconciliation the social fabric of libya has been ruptured and quite wounded the population has been traumatized libya is a crossroads between north south east and west and can actually be a nexus for amazing trade and economic opportunities across the globe it can be a gateway to africa can be connected connectivity know to not only your robot to russia to the east and this is extremely important that we build opportunities because it is opportunities and open horizons that can give peace to the whole region. thank you thank you very much for most of the break we see and hear the invisible britain arguably left out of this week's budget with film director full sun and spoken word artist sophie ethical and tourism a goals for the no ceasefire in the u.k. backed war on yemen the pm keep. coming up a bunch of going on the ground. in terms of last week i mean docilely has never acts. being used to nobody is being prosecuted but you are right it was only renewed ten years ago by a previous government and it really shows how out of step the political establishment has been there's been a

reconciliation the social fabric of libya has been ruptured and quite wounded the population has been traumatized libya's a crossroads between north south east and west and can actually be a nexus for amazing trade and economic opportunities across the globe it can be a gateway to africa connect connectivity know to not only your robot to russia to the east and this is extremely important that we build opportunities because it is opportunities and open horizons that can give peace to the whole region. thank you thank you very much for most of the break. we see and hear the invisible britain arguably left out of this week's budget with film director full swing and spoken word. and tourism equals but no ceasefire in the u.k. back to yemen at pm keep. going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. very dramatic development it only really exists i don't see how it will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. i am not terrorist i am rather this. these days no matter where you are in the world the chanc

reconciliation the social fabric of libya has been ruptured and quite wounded the population has been traumatized libya is a crossroads between north south east and west and can actually be a nexus for amazing trade and economic opportunities across the globe it can be a gateway to africa connect connectivity know to not only euro but to russia to the east and this is extremely important that we build opportunities because it is opportunities and open horizons that can give peace to the whole region and i thank you thank you very much for most of the break we see and hear the invisible britain arguably left out of this week's budget with film director full sun. spoken would have a core and tereza many goals but no ceasefire in the u.k. backed war on yemen the pm keep. going underground. and. welcome back well with no gun powder like the one on monday's on of a street. parliament toast to the pm queues that was mostly about austerity but more on that in a bit here is old friend of going underground andrew mitchell m.p. asking about the world's worst humanitarian crisis. speaker of foll

right now it is immigration, the environment, national debt, social security and medicare. the republican party should be dedicated to proposing solutions for these challenges. conservative solutions. instead it has become a party of three. that is -- g party of greed. all this nastiness in the politics, the constant attacks. the issue of trying to split americans, divide and conquer based on their identities, whether it is racial or ethnic or anything else. this is unhealthy for the country. it is also unhealthy for the republican party. as a private citizen, starting in january i will continue doing my best to make sure this party goes back to being a party of solutions, of ideas they can improve quality of life in our great country. jason: what are your plans? rep. curbelo: i don't have details yet but i have worked on some big issues here over the last four years. obviously tax reform being one of them. i am satisfied with our work. i have worked on some off-committee issues like the climate and the environment. proposed big solution to carbon dioxide emissions that wou

socialism will not happen in our nation and it will not happen under my watch. i did not go to tallahassee to be peoples friends i'm not going to dc to win a popularity contest i'm going to get something done i put out a ten-point plan i know others decided not to read it or spend time on it we all know change is never popular especially talking about how you will change government i tried to use everything i could to change the direction of the state of florida and together we did. together we reinvented state government in florida. the federal government is frustrated and outdated and inefficient they have all dealt with the federal government over the last eight years to change his story after story after story. there is a lot of other individuals who do the same thing and we will change the direction of washington d.c.. we will not accept that in tallahassee or not in dc are not as your senator. [cheers and applause] four weeks ago we had a horrible hurricane that hit our state storm surge 150 mile-per-hour wind but you know, what i saw? people who came toge

asis not national socialism adolf hitler was. you can use nationalism for good or for ill. i think trump is using it on the good side. host: what is the appropriate role in your opinion with how we react outside the united states? caller: i think we should interact in ways that benefit the united states. if there is a beneficial aspect to -- for example, helping saudi arabia, which is in the news now, we should concentrate on how we can best interact with saudi arabia that benefits the united states. we are looking at a major purchase of military hardware that will mean jobs down the and for american citizens they are also an ally in a very difficult, troubled region of the world and we don't have very many outside of israel in that part of the country. i think he is doing the right thing. host: to your point about saudi arabia, when you hear from the other side, particularly in light of the death of the journalist, what do you feel about those issues? caller: i think the president said it right. our dealings are with the kingdom, not one particular crown prince. we have lo

what is your view on the suggestion today, a report by the national institute of social and economic research finding that the uk will be £100 billion better off after brexit. this report was commissioned by the people's vote who do want another referendum. what is sure independent analysis? prior to the referendum there have been a number of studies tried to estimate at the time what the cost of brexit would be. the current number is on the high side if you compare it to the high side if you compare it to the numbers that were reported back then. however we do have more information now, we seen a lot of the details and the sectors it would affect. i am not surprise the number is as high. the right comparison to make in order to have a view whether this is a big number or a small number is what the cost would be if the uk was to have no deal. if we we re the uk was to have no deal. if we were to have a hard brexit, what would be the economic cost of such a thing happening to the uk? that number would be catastrophic. this number would be catastrophic. this numberagain is on number w

folk use and culture and social and buffy this is scotland because how humble a simple idea would be powerful is being embraced for a whole nation and make you need it date for giving it a to be in a share and it's trying to shape the air around culture and social impact it so what would the message from the fans south of the movement and to nationally and from you and bobo be to the same time tuesday fair saturday movement engaging in its first celebration of sometime tuesday fair saturday our mess it's with the beat that we want to create breeds this bridges between differend trust the whole among the sense and one of the bears wasted today is through culture because through culture we be able to reach too bad their society its will like to say to all the scottish people to be part of creed and to but you see they supporting the schools are going to because they will be supporting churchill courses at the same time and he's a good new great or thank you john for the hour but i think you made our congratulations on the fair saturday movement and best wishes for for this year's event

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the great late, powell, who passed national legislation and architect of the social service safety net that we often take for granted. the great martin luther king that led a national movement for civil rights. and voting rights. so this organization plays a pivotal role right now, a national role in making sure that we respond to the assaults coming from the white house. and we know in a short period of time, less than two years, we may think this has been going on for six years, but in less than two years, the white house has attempted to erode the advancement that we have seen throughout decades. you seen it with the muslim ban. then he went to try to dismantle obamacare. and yes, i say obamacare, not the affordable care act, because they are both the same, right? sometimes you ask somebody in the street, which is better, the affordable care act or obamacare? they say i like obamacare. hey are both the same. 20, 30, 40 years from now, we will look back and say there were major health care provision programs implemented nationally. medicaid, medicare and obamacare. i think that is th

socialism will not happen in our nation. it is not going to happen under my watch. i didn't go to tallahassee eight years ago to be everybody's friend. i'm not going to dc to win a popularity contest. i'm going to dc to get something done. i put out a 10 point plan that i believe in. i know they decided not to read it or spend any time on it. we all know change is never popular especially when you talk about how you are going to change government but i brought a business perspective to tallahassee eight years ago and tried to use every effort i could to change the direction the state of florida and together we did. together we reinvented state governments in florida and we will do the same in dc. the federal government is frustrating. it is outdated. it is wasteful. it is an efficient. state governments have dealt with the federal government over the last eight years and we could tell you story after story after story. i am just one individual but there are a lot of individuals in dc that want to do the same thing and i will work with them and we will change like we

international and national political economic and social crisis and at the meantime we are going to form a grand alliance beyond party lines to protect democracy. freedom of speech and the human values a petition the got sixteen thousand signatures in a day has been presented to the speaker of parliament demanding he use special powers to recall the chamber over the head of the president president syria saying they will only know for sure if these high stakes gamble is paid off when parliament reconvenes if it endorses rajapaksa as prime minister and the president may well get away with what his critics call a constitutional but if parliament sticks with a single and serious saying could face preachment. al-jazeera colomba. campaigning has wrapped up ahead of madagascar presidential election on wednesday thirty six candidates are vying for the top job including three former presidents and three former prime ministers well it's been a tough race seeing millions of dollars in campaign spending in a country where three quarters of the population is on less than two dollars a day and even mi

international and national political economic and social crisis and at the meantime we are going to form a grand alliance beyond party lines to protect democracy perfect freedom of speech and human values a petition the got sixteen thousand signatures in a day has been presented to the speaker of parliament demanding he use special powers to recall the chamber over the head of the president president syria saying they will only know for sure if these high stakes gamble is paid off when parliament reconvenes if it endorses rajapaksa as prime minister and the president may well get away with what he's critics call a constitutional but if parliament sticks with a single and serious saying could face preachment. al-jazeera colomba media reports come from the british government links suggests that the u.k. is close a striking a deal to leave the european union and say the u.k. could remain and u.k. in the e.u. customs union for a limited time and still avoid a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland a key sticking point in the. atheism for prime is a truism has dismis

international and national political economic and social crisis and at the meantime we are going to form grand alliance beyond party lines to protect democracy protect freedom of speech and protect the human values a petition the got sixteen thousand signatures in a day has been presented to the speaker of parliament demanding he use special powers to recall the chamber over the head of the president. presidents are saying they will only know for sure if he's high stakes gamble is paid off when parliament reconvenes if it endorses rajapaksa as prime minister and the president may well get away with critics call a constitutional coup but if parliament sticks with a finger and syria's saying could face preachment burnitz with al-jazeera columbus . voters in new caledonia is referendum have chosen not to break away from france the celebrations of the capsule numero the final results referendum say fifty six percent of those says choosing to remain a french territory and there is concern a result can reignite tension between europeans and catholic people or the original inhabitants of the is

stack if you look at the nation is divided politically, socially, economically and we could go on down. and so that this sort of obvious. we've got to the point we don't believe any ofer the leaders tht speak to us. we watch on television but he says something and we immediately discount it. if you have someone that works for you and they liedco to you, you probably wouldn't work with them anymore. if you had a client and you lied to them, they probably wouldn't work with you anymore. but it's not just our political leaders. we think of the corporations and whatnot. we get very unhappy with senior leaders quickly because we put them on a pedestal nobody hasni expectations because we've yet did this atmosphere in which it is very, very difficult to leave right now. and so, we have a case where the leaders in many cases don' don'd up to requirements of the best that they can b be that also we have created an environment where leading is extraordinarily difficult. why did you choose these particular individuals? >> we wanted to book across the spectrum of leaders in different fields and b

we're national think tank and promote free market solutions to social and economic. >> what's the history of the heartland institute ?jts started in mid-80s focused on illinois but throughout years we've expanded to where we have -- ongoing discussions with legislators in every "state of the union." actually, we're perhaps the most red publications come from the heartland institute read in every state's capitol. >> you also put out the patriots guide and patriots tool box what had is that book? >> that is a -- a continuation of the great ideas between market ideas for state legislators that they can use on ten different issue and formaller state legislator myself -- 14 years in the state senate, and always looking for materials and support and things to put together policy, and great thing at the heartland newt is you've been working 50 states and lose in 49 but you can say we won something, and actually patriots was flashed on floor of the wisconsin state senate. my state senator running for governor says heartland institute has taken over state of wisconsin. not quite. [laughter] but th

more information as socially coming out about the national crime agency investigation into aaron banks and his funding of the brexit campaign. the latest development appears to be, he runs a insurance businesses, that he used the stuff in his businesses for the campaign. if that is true — we do not know that — we have the big apple about what we say, but that should have been declared under the law during the referendum. allegedly. it does strike me that he's going on the andrew martin show tomorrow were presumably he will deny it all. —— if i was him i would keep my head down. not if you want to be known as the bad boy of brexit. britain's version of stephen bannon who talks all the time and bates the press. from a journalistic point, i will understand why the marr show wanted to have him. i would love to see marr talk to both sides... you mean from the crime agency? exactly. so that atjust here aaron banks's point of view. you cannot speak publicly while investigating. buying is he doing it? if i was him, iwouldn't. in the telegraph, a totally different story, this is all abo

ethnicity in particular social group which is what many people who are suffering gang violence and i think violence but are in countries that cannot protect them that will not protect them will be arguing for protection there and it is not always easy to do that one of you know the talents of people face right now the border waving even present their asylum application is only the first of many barriers they are going to face the us has been directing barriers to asylum they've existed for many years but have gone a bit worse under this administration people can expect to be locked up immediately even if you show up after a border thank you which is what you're supposed to do there is a very clear right with a law present yourself or asylum but you won't face the tension you may be detained for months or years as your as your case goes to the system this in most cases made it harder for people to get released even after they passed the first date of that process. and you know some of these it also has made it much harder to win asylum based on prosecution state in action which under

in july, 1991, new york state released its social studies curriculum. it was entitled "one nation, ny peoples: a declaration of multicultural independence." references to the american peoples as opposed to the american people abound in the national history standards put out in 1994 and 1995. for example, one standard in the national history standards declares, quote, stuneds should understand how big business, heavy industry, and mechanized farming transformed the american peoples in the late 19th century. by inverting the language of american unity, the concept of the peoples of the united states creates a counterpatriotic symbolism that subordinates the -- this is deliberate, rhetorical subversion. moreover, the national history standards described in the formation of the united states as a product not of western civilization, but instead as a convergence of three civilizations. european, west african-islamic, and amer indian. three worlds meet. that was the formation. this historically inaccurate view is dominant today. it is incorporated into the ne