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what s the main reason why you want to be elected to the party executive you have. this. i think it s extremely important to bring young people and their experience and viewpoints into the party to say experience from their studies and training and starting professional life. you don t find that often within the s.p.d. but it s important especially for a major party to include these viewpoints so i very much hope to be elected and given this trust. your you ve just experienced first hand the way the s.p.d. handles its younger members in your place on the ballot in bavaria for the national elections would have been assured they gave you the brush off does that still hurt . but yes that was a bitter experience for me and one in the end one cast the s.p.d.m. the good life that. this is the party is on average very. very male. you can tell that by the parliamentary group where very few members are under thirty or even thirty five. and i think in the long run that ll be a problem. ....
middle income people and for jobs. it will also benefit lots of other things. i mean, we re looking to if you look at the whole thing, everybody s going to benefit. but i think the greatest benefit is going to be for jobs and for the middle class, middle income. all right, cnn s boris sanchez joining us from the white house. the president sounding really confident going into this week as he heads off to camp david. but, you know, he s not quite doing a victory lap just yet. that s right, fred. he s still kind of selling this bill as you just heard him do before he departs for camp david. right now the white house is cautiously optimistic that barring any kind of procedural snafu this will be their first major legislative victory, the passing of the first major tax reform bill in more than 30 years. they re confident, in part, because we ve seen some republican senators that were previously in the no column switching over to yes, including florida senator marco rubio who drew ....
me there is something truly magical about a fast food staffed. and looking at what the world of arts and culture has in store for us in twenty eighteen. but first we look back at twenty seventeen and odds twenty one s highlights of the year. january set the bar high with the opening of the old film only in hamburg all the troubles with cost overruns and construction delays were as good as forgotten replaced by genuine excitement and an endless rush of visitors to concerts and the viewing platform. come out has really reinvented itself as a city of culture but lynn is still in the midst of construction in two years the it s helps give african artists a confidence boost but it hasn t been without controversy since the people behind it are all white. everything different that was also the guiding principle behind the fourteenth document the world s most important art exhibition took place in two locations in two thousand and seventeen its home of castle and the greek capital athe ....
the search for any signs of the sub which disappeared more than two weeks ago with forty four crew on board. earlier this year u.s. president donald trump made british prime minister theresa may his first guest at the white house he even tried to hold her hand on how he s telling her to talk to the hand tonight a lesson in trump diplomacy when he takes to twitter not even a special ally gets special treat i m burnt off in berlin this is the day. the. fact that we work together does not mean that we re afraid to say when we think united states have got it wrong what she said was pretty strong for her i don t think it s strong enough and i m very clear that we tweeting from britain first was the wrong thing to do the mess that we re in is down to the down to treason making tea keen to go to to make friends or to close friends with donald trump look at the way in which she s trying to build a little and humiliate and now she needs to learn the lesson from this which is you cannot ....
this first year of trump is going to mean for the republican party in the long term, for conservatives? do they have the same home that they used to, or is the party irreparably changed? i think long term, the chances are high that the republican party, it can t recover or is broken apart or this is the beginning of a breaking apart for them. the brand of what it means to be a conservative or conservative republican is kind of lost. and whether conservatives in particular can ever get back to, you know, having a party of their own is hard to know. you have a lot of people like pete wayner n david brooks out there saying i m a political refugee. sounds like you wouldn t say that donald trump is conservative. oh, he s definitively not. michael steele? no, he s not. he s not at all. i agree with jon. i think what we ve seen at the surface is something that s been going on beneath the surface since reagan left office. and certainly it came to a head during my time as nationa ....