under different two authoritarian regimes syria and the old east germany when monica schneider was in prison here she was also separated from her children. these women might not have a common language but they can still come for to each other. that women could move because i wish i could change places with my son so that i would be in prison and he would be free. to. east germany came to an end in one thousand nine hundred ninety with german reunification the files of its secret police have been preserved and people spied on can read that. if the syrian regime has files on its prisoners it s certainly not about to open them to scrutiny. but i know it. doesn t. i often feel completely devastated.
woman. made yards in favor three hundred ninety seven. ok to censor gary hart schneider was not the first to have underestimated her. the before dr. you have now become germany s first democratically elected female head of government that sends a powerful message to many women and no doubt to some men as well. when this. took a long time for us in germany to get used to the idea that a woman was doing the job. that. she had vidocq while she never made a song and dance about coming from the old east germany or being a woman that would have done nothing for her anyhow. that was kind of. for her a woman is not a political category this is so i can t think of anything about her that you could explain by saying it s because she s a woman. they are also men who focus on dialogue who are careful of their
group think. don t forget to dvr us if you haven t set that up. bill o reilly is next. don t miss it. the o reilly factor is on. tonight: we would have a chance to really increase participation in our democracy if we went to a bop larr vote. the left demanding the electoral college be abolish. what is really behind this point of view? hint, it has to do with race. talking points is on it. local media in berlin reporting police on the ground there saying this does seem to point to some kind of attack. with another terror attack in germany. will that country tell the truth about who is behind it? if they do, the merkel government may fall.
lean politically correct they know in the internet age you can t get away with suppressing the truth. i m seeing a much more open german press than did i before. the merkel government obviously under heavy pressure because prime minister merkel wanted hundred thousand refugees to come to germany some say for racial reasons has been the most liberal politician on the continent in accepting middle east folks now the german people are paying somewhat of a price for that, are they not? they, indeed. angela merkel remains the post trusted politician in germany because there aren t alternatives. her political party the cdu sort of the eequivalent of the republicans is much more likely to take a hammering at the polls than she is personally. bill, we talk a lot about angela merkel. people don t understand who she is. she is the daughter of a lutheran pastor from the old east germany where being a
will have the same effect on german society opens up for reelection and one thing isis is clear on they want to polarize european society even further. as the election comes forward next year we will see unfortunately much more attacks. solurred lines. isis claims responsibility for 13 attacks in western nations this year. another fox news alert for you. a staggering death tole that is rising at this hour. after a devastating explosion at a fireworks store. look at all of that smoke covering mexico city after a blast rocks test most famous outdoor fireworks market. at least 29 people dead, more than 70 others injured. the crowded market fully stocked at the time with supplies ahead of christmas and new year.