Last week you opened the show you recounted your time in Geneva you were there you were saying look it really looks like the

WHO the WEEF they're digging in here they're infrastructure, they're not going anywhere anytime soon,

and you said they're really preparing to push their agendas on the people and they may have a little problem with that

because what just happened in Europe, a lot of people in America really don't understand the gravity of this

these were the European Union parliamentary elections and what are those this is the

world's largest multi-country voting election, really again in the world.

27 nations, over 370 million registered voters, and they vote on the seats.

There's over 720 seats in this European Union

Parliament that are up for grabs. The bigger the country, the more seats you have.

Germany has 96, France has 81. And really you know the European Union, the Parliament there, the members of Parliament,

on the power continuum, they don't wield a lot of power compared to individual presidents of countries.

But what this was was a pulse check, awether and how did that go take a look

High election drama in Europe as results of elections to the EU Parliament came in

voters in 27 countries have elected more far right members. The vote is having a significant impact.

The vote is having a significant impact.

European voters have pulled to the farthest right it's ever been and that is causing people anxiety voters in Germany

Italy Austria and the Netherlands also sent more far right candidates in

France right now where president Emmanuel McCrone's moderate party was beaten so badly

by the far right party of Maureen Le Pen that Macron called for a snap election

dissolving Parliament in the process.

German Chancellor Olaf Schultz's SPD, the Social Democrats, heading for their worst ever

national election results.

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