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Sister party, the csu in bavaria, they have been able to capture these elements that are now moving towards the afd so the more right hand fringe part of the german electorate, these voters dont necessarily feel represented by this more open immigration policy that mrs. merkel has followed in 2015, even though she has moved away from it and she has said something like that will never happen again. but that has opened a bit of room on the right hand fringe, which historically since germanys -- th...

Thousands of my dwrants into germany. how did she effectively weather that storm of criticism to now be sailing toward another term? >>. well, its really interesting. shes seeking a fourth term, another four years in office. that would make her one of the longest serving chancellors in germany. at the same time, however, the afd, alternative for germany party, the first far right party that looks to enter parliament since world war ii is now pulling in third place. so what we could see here is a...

Social media desk has been looking into this story for us calm has been with me now the good news from what he was saying that theres been practically no outside interference in the german election campaign thats what i think is pretty much right especially when you compare this with the election in france the election in the u.s. we just havent seen that big wide scale effort to disrupt the german election but that doesnt mean there isnt any interference weve seen some smaller efforts especiall...

Also strongs you know four big feelings and that they also maybe because of the grand coalition feel that there is not really a no turn it if and politicize they just do what they won and thats just one big kargil and particularly if you go for example to social media you find a lot of this anger and now it was also visible on these squares and when you talk to c.d.o. come painters for example they say when they go from door to door they experience a lot of these angry people that say i have vot...

Part of the new development i mean its not only hoods not only germany i think its europe which is kind of finding its in a strength because donald trump is such a loose cannon and hes such a flip flopper that no one really knows what is what is what is he going to read what is he going to do next so i think that force is im going to take a strong stand against donald trump so foreign policy you talked about that you also talked about the upcoming election of course as we saw there towards the e...

Close to the far right populist a.f.d. it produces high ratings for the party and that generates headlines other posters dont gather any of their own numbers instead they crunch other peoples numbers all together theres great lack of clarity as politicians often say they trust the polls less than they used to especially if the numbers are poor but then they still try to follow the changing moods of the voters. if you look many say publicly this is all nonsense i dont take it seriously what the o...

East side right beside central park we tried to talk to karen. hello im looking for the great stone institute. they expect no were going to be tall and were looking for them can actually have us want to like to know where we can. we can contact them cause we try to settle mail and didnt get an ounce of. fake news stories are hit and run jobs often the authors just dont wall the media after they start the rumor let them off the a.f.d. party did not want to talk to us either only a f.t. candidate ...

These journalists who are acting such a partisan manner and pretending to have this shield of neutrality around them. steve: its interesting. the media research center did -- you know, they looked at all the time the big three networks spent on stuff. the russia/comey investigation 353 minutes between may 17th and june 20th. climate change 47 minutes. fighting terrorism 29 minutes. obamacare repeal and replace 17 minutes. and the economy and jobs, which are always important only 5 minutes. it wo...

Movement that has been traveling globally? >> as she noted before, the wave so far this year has crested in europe europe, in austria in, netherlands, now in france. the la pen type party, all of which have fallen short. and afd has lost a great deal of support in polling. but i think this election just underscores how politics across the west is being reoriented around a new fault line. you see in paris a coalition of transformation in which you have a co lalition of voters, white collar, who a...

Exactly the opposite direction of what they anticipated. when he won following brexit, you had kind of the breitbarts of the world arguing that there was a populist nationalist wave that was building that he represented. but in fact -- >> a real association being made between the brexit outcome and the trump outcome. but now do you see that potentially changing? >> right. you see since his election, austria, the netherlands, france, you have seen the insular nationalist parties all lose. and in ...