welcome back to the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. just minutes from now former president donald trump will be less than ten miles from the u.s. capitol, addressing a crowd of his adoring supporters as for all intents and purposes the front-runner for the 2024 gop nomination. despite his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, trump has been loading in several polls of republican voters as he delivers the keynote address at the annual cpac gathering later on this afternoon, even though other gop contenders are warning the party to move on from trump. his maga faithful have come to dominate the republicans long-time event. at any moment they will release the results of their straw poll. trump has won the last two with florida governor ron desantis coming in second. both times desantis has not formally announced for 2024 and is skipping this gathering. kristen holmes joins us from cpac where they re gathering in maryland just outside the nation s capital. kristen,
people are very invested in two very diametrically opposed opinions as to where the country should go next? unless they can find a compromise formula on judicial reform, and the president of israel, herzog, has been working intensely consulting with experts, judicial experts, constitutional lawyers to try to figure out whether or not there is a balance to be struck to legitimate reform of the judicial system without so e emasculating the supreme court that you actually have governance by the legislature. whether that can be found, jim, i don t know. but if this judicial reform passes its three readings, the supreme court i suspect will declare it unconstitutional, quote, unquote, even though israel doesn t have a formal constitution, and you re going to have a truly constitutional
both become members of nato at some point. that was unprecedented. it was not that they were given a membership action plan and a clear timeline for application they were told that they would become members because that happened in the past and in many respects it was a compromise formula which was to address the fact that most of our european and nato allies were reluctant to give ukraine action plan for nato in 2008 but president george w. bush working to support the ukrainians when they asked for that which was in the few months just before hand and what was supposed to be a compromised formula ended up being an unprecedented step but in terms of pressure on russia on ukraine it s been going back to the early 1990s. t on ukraine it s been going back to the early 1990s. on ukraine it s been going back to the early 1990s. i was interested to read ou the early 1990s. i was interested to read you are the early 1990s. i was interested to read you are talking the early 1990s. i was i
The compromise formula of using both the English and Hindi expressions for designations of Central Ministers has been put into effect although the leader of the D.M.K. Party in Parliament, Mr. K. Mano
need these workers and some sort of compromise formula has been followed so that these people will in fact be able to stay on so why is the issue of migration so politically controversial here in germany. it has been controversial almost well for twenty twenty five years and the reason is that the concept of in other words anglo-american christian democratic union the governing party or one of the governing parties they have always said that germany should not turn into a classic country of immigration in other words a country like the united states or canada or australia that puts a lot of effort into finding qualified people getting them to move to their country they did what they wanted to retain germany as a kind of german country wanted to retain german identity in some sense but they have been overtaken basically by the realities in germany and in the world today even today many people in germany something like thirty or forty percent have some