Friedrich Merz has threatened for the first time to expel SPD ministers from the government and govern without a majority. The Chancellor's words were made behind closed doors, at a meeting with new members of the CDU and CSU. The coalition holds a 12-vote majority, and without the SPD, Merz will have to ask for votes from Grüne and Linke, or the AfD.

In this video, I break down the main points:
▶ What Merz told the new faction members about SPD ministers
▶ What the Chancellor promised in the spring about a minority government
▶ Four extra votes for the AfD candidate in Saxony-Anhalt
▶ Merz's version of a provocation by the SPD, Grüne, or Linke
▶ Why the pension reform has been pushed back to spring 2027
▶ The quarrel between Merz and Schwesig after the CDU's failure in Mecklenburg
▶ Who will give Merz a majority if the SPD leaves

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