"You Want to Take Yourself Seriously Too": Lanz Confronts SPD Head Steffen Krach in Berlin
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The Berlin SPD head of state Steffen Krach hesitates with Markus Lanz for a clear attitude towards left-wing politician Vanessa Emde – the moderator remains stubborn.
Markus Lanz wants to hear clear answers from SPD politician Steffen Krach about a possible coalition with the Left Party in Berlin. But it is winding. The ZDF presenter does not give up.
At Lanz, Berlin's SPD boss, Krach, is supposed to draw his red line in the dispute over left-wing politician Emde. The moderator is slowing down – and does not let loose.
At "Markus Lanz" Steffen Krach's course became a stress test in the Berlin coalition talks. The SPD man was to explain where the "red line" runs for him in the dispute over left-wing MP Vanessa Emde. But the more often Lanz asked, the more evasive noise appeared.
Berlin's SPD co-chief puts on a very unpleasant performance at "Lanz" – and eventually bows to the pressure of the moderator. But this only makes things worse. The TV criticism.
In the election campaign, the head of the Berlin SPD had vehemently weathered anti-Semitism and socialization of large housing companies. In order to be able to govern with the left, Steffen Krach now throws all the principles overboard.
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