you got him on the far right. also got a guy on the far left. bear with me here, either one, if they would win. i mean, come on. i m from the red neck rivera. you have at least two candidates if they were to win and either could. polls show things neck and neck. end french participation in eu and nato. so what is the hope for the godless globalists. there s two candidates there. used to be the economics minister, another conservative candidate, but my point is simply you know how the race in france literally the post world war ii history of europe. the future of europe is up for grabs. let me ask you this, one of the great failings in european politics from 30,000 feet that hasn t been a strong party that
nato, the most successful alliance in the history of europe, in the history of the united states, maybe ever. there are lots of supporters of that treaty and just to pull out of that treaty will not be easy. so i m cautiously optimistic that as they settle into their jobs, as the president-elect understands the nature of the threats to the nato alliance, he will start to moderate some of. things he said as a candidate. you know, ambassador, we ve heard that word moderate for the last 18 months, as donald trump has been running for president. on the campaign trail i heard that from republicans running against him, from his general election rivals, people from hillary clinton s team. what makes you think he will moderate? i don t want to pretend to be able to predict president-elect trump but here will be my argument. this is actually low-hanging fruit for him to get a quick win. he said these things, he s made some of our allies nervous. some of our allies now are
magazine is the epic migration to europe and what lies ahead. times editor at large joins the table. thank you for being with us. i can t take my eyes off some of these pictures. talking about theover all, the big picture on refugees and displace being people still in the country that have had to leave their homes. 60 million people which is the most that s been since world war ii. the serians are leaving middle east and making this crossing across the and this odyssey up through the balkins. this is in cr you get these pictures that draw on the history of europe and it s all kind of, it s powerful because
this alternative vision argues that ordinary men and women are too small-minded to govern their own affairs. that order and progress can only come when individuals surrender their rights to an all-powerful sovereign. often, this alternative vision roots itself in the notion that by virtue of race or faith or ethnicity, some are inherently superior to others. and that individual identity must be defined by us versus them. or that national greatness must flow not by what people stand for, but what they are against. in so many ways, the history of europe in the 20th century represented the ongoing clash of these two sets of ideas. both within nations and among
that ordinary men and women are too small-miami-danded to goverr own affairs. that order and progress can only come when individuals surrender their rights to an all-powerful sovereign. often, this alternative vision roots itself in the notion that by virtue of race or faith or ethnicity, some are inherently superior to others. and that individual identity must be defined by us versus them. or that national greatness must flow not by what people stand for, but what they are against. in so many ways, the history of europe in the 20th century represented the ongoing clash of these two sets of ideas. both within nations and among nations. the advance of industry and