countries. they have for many years promoted the right to criticise power and protect the fundamental rights of citizens. they have made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, an outstanding effort to document warcrimes, human an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses and the abuse of power. together, they demonstrate the significance of civil society for peace and democracy. this year s peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate from belarus. the russian human rights organisation and the ukrainian human rights organisation centre for civil liberties. ales bialiatski was one of the initiators of the democracy movement which emerged in belarus in the 19805. which emerged in belarus in the 1980s. he has devoted his life to promoting democracy and peace will development in his home country. he founded the organisation meaning spring in 1996 in response to the controversial constitutional amendments that gave the president dictatorial, there s
so many things already, so much ahead and you ve gotd democratn party that has been lauding nancy pelosi for decades. siwho s just a tad bit older,r n your senior than you did. you think age would be the issue, that they would latch on to a new race? we silly knew about that. but age, it s all they had.m. i mean, they were just lookingm0 for something. i mean, i am thirty year yearssy younger than joe biden. they seriously looked at you. look, polls democrats don t even want him. you can t saeven want y i m oldt you ve got a president. that s thirty one . thirty two years older than me. i mean, that s ridiculous.e but at the end of the day, going we re going to talk about things that matter. i am at royal forum here it n rl urbandale, iowa. they and what they care about is they want accountability in dc. they wan they do want a washington outsider. they want term limits. they want mental limits, compety tests for elected officials. gove they want government to remember they worrnme
2&2. ridiculous e is 232. the ulous e is 232. the mistakes is they should revisit the mistakes that caused the economic chaos in the first place and not ask other people to pay the price for their own political mistakes and that is the situation we are in. i m joined now by sir charlie bean, who is the former deputy governor of the bank of england. and also worked at the obr for five years. thanks forjoining us. just a little bit of detail on what will have landed or what will be landing on the chancellor s today from the obr. how much detail is going to be in it because everyone is desperate to see it, but we are in the markets won t get to see it for a little while yet. the markets won t get to see it for a little while yet. a little while yet. well, you and the markets a little while yet. well, you and the markets won t a little while yet. well, you and the markets won t ever - a little while yet. well, you and the markets won t ever get - a little while yet. well, you and t
park. this year, the protest hot spot was empty except for police. the official reason: covid. ridiculous.e compared to las you see compared to last year, the covid virus is less serious. hong kong police will use whatever measures. reporter: it s now 8:00, ands back out the police are pushing us back out of victoria park with this orange line. it s a slow push, but, clearly, they ve been given the order that any attempt at doing any kind of vigil is over. police raised a banner warning people to leave. with lights shining, they flowed like water around the park and across hong kong instead. but many hong kongers fear china s communist party is overwhelming them with a rubber- stamped national security law now looming to prevent the mass pro-democracy protest of 2019 from ever happening again. this june 4 may be a dying ember in a city once known for freedom
but there are a lot of folks that want to suggest, look, it wasn t us. it wasn t our message, it wasn t our choices. much of that same leadership is still in place. instead they want to suggest that somehow he stole thee election or that putin gave him the office, which is, of course, ridiculous.e bill: those are all devices to generate a real hatred of donald trump. so he evokes this powerful support for his people who lovee him, okay, but also, this hatred for people who loathe him. and i am wondering, what drives the loathing?e is it any one thing? is it his personality? is it a stance on an issue? what you think it is? i think that is what is so dangerous about this. there is this disconnect from reality as people create this mythology of just total hate. you know, i had one relative at my house who was talking about trump supporters, very negative comments.