the political has not changed, the conservative are storming to a wood victory. conservative are storming to a wood victo . , , , ., , , victory. leveling up - presumably there is a bit victory. leveling up - presumably there is a bit of victory. leveling up - presumably there is a bit of a problem , people in other parts of the country think it is a zero sum game. if he is gaining, i am losing. how do you overcome that perception? i think there are number of things you need to do with the policy, but you need to do with the policy, but you need to understand that, and you must prove it to be wrong, but there also is of things like opportunity areas, with education policy, that we can do across the whole country, we can do across the whole country, we also need to recognise that in parts of the country that our thought is traditionally as well to do, like along the south coast, there are many towns that actually need exactly the same opportunities and a very similar to some of th
nbc is live in tehran. what can you tell us? chris, there s a lot of voter turnout here today. the main, burning issue for iranian voters, or two issues, the economy and ideology. the economy unites many iranians. it is stagnant. unemployment is high, especially amongst young iranians. the price of goods has gone up, affecting you whether you re rich or poor. well-to-do, middle class iran n iranians don t blame mr. roh ha kn ro uhani for this. they say donald trump double crossed them. he says he should be given another four years to deal with everything he s been intending to do. working class iranians see it from a different way. they say he hasn t delivered on
subsidizing lavished they went to be with them. the life is unbelievably lavish, the fact that sometimes taxpayers are ridiculous and i don t see the idea of the state university, $3 million a year some of that backed up by we have a big scam going on in education where money is coming for the middle class to finance lavish life and well-to-do. i m back on the ben stein trained. i don t know how much federal funding these schools were getting. you missed this. i need to get my head out of the sand. i would say i think if these take federal funding, put that out there to their donors and alumni they would get more
they don t exist anymore. the whole idea of a moderate republican from the northeast, like bill scranton, nelson rockefeller, christine todd whitman? there was this long pattern of well-to-do, in many cases, republican moderates in that part of the country, and they re gone. and that s why the burbs are gone. our last break before the top of the hour. polls closing. if anything happens, we ll break out.
been introduced certainly is a significant gesture of the reliable of the cold war mentality, but it s russia. it s a very solid state, well-to-do, well developing country. we can with stand pressures. moreover, the sanctions i must i must excuse me, sir. i must interrupt. yes. you say this is a revival of the cold war. i didn t say that it s a revival of cold war. i still believe that the basis for the cold war the point i would make, sir, is when crimea is annexed, and president putin said no russian troops in crimea, and then in his four-hour call-in show this week he said, well, yes, we did send russian troops into crimea. when you have 40,000 troops massed on the border of eastern ukraine and before it was, well, they re going to be exercises and now putin says, well, perhaps we ll need them to restore order, that isn t that a cold war?