lou: and that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ trish: tonight, president trump more than doubling tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods starting friday. why this hardball method is the best move. i'm setting the record straight for those that don't believe china is a problem. the crisis at our border becoming even more dire. a disturbing new report reveals some migrants are trying to cheat our system by recycling migrant children to gain access to our country. newly-minted masters winner tiger woods visited the white house just a short time ago to receive the medal of freedom. and some critics are -- [inaudible] why this type of behavior, type of pressure needs to stop now.

it is the president, right? and juan guaido says he might is ask the white house for military intervention to help oust brutal dictator nicolas maduro in socialist venezuela. this as russia says maduro has summoned putin for a meeting next month. trish regan prime time begins right now. ♪ ♪ trish: the president of the united states playing hardball with the chinese tonight, making good on his threat to raise tariffs to 25% on chinese goods coming to the united states of america. this comes on the heels of some 25% tariffs already being charged and could soon be followed by even more tariffs. got it, china? this fresh round of tariffs is being enacted on friday, this week, because according to u.s. negotiators the chinese reneged on promises that they had made to us. here we are negotiating in good

faith. they are not. so here's the deal, if china continues to play around like this, refusing to keep up its end of the bargain, then we engage in retaliation. we can make china's much harder economically. i promise you that, than they can make ours. we're their number one customer. number one customer having bought more than half a trillion of goods from them just in the last year alone. that's more than twice the amount they buy from us, so they need us. we support their economy. and the bottom line here is china needs us more than we need them. so if they intend to engage in economic warfare -- and that's exactly what they're doing -- then they should just remember right now, we win that fight. and tariffs are a weapon that the president tells me he's not afraid to use. okay, they're negotiating, and where does this go? do you think you're able to get them to stop stealing our

intellectual property? look, that's ours. >> sure. i mean, look, it's been -- it's a very major part of our deal -- trish: did you trade that, i mean, with tariffs? and i know i've got to let you go, because you've got a country to run -- >> i'm a person that believes in tariffs when somebody's trying to take advantage. i found these really great, very old laws that aren't been used in a long time. had i not had the power of tariffs -- and i could have signed it myself -- we wouldn't be having great deals. trish: tariffs are a weapon. i'll tell you, this is an example of a president doing exactly what a president should to do. he is looking to protect our economy. remember american businesses, they're not so incentivized to cut trade with china. why should they? they're too desperate trying to prove to shareholders that they're very active in that very important market. heck, they even surrender willingly their intellectual property to the chinese all

because they want the opportunity to access one billion people in that market. so this, this, folks, is where government must step in. i mean, i'm a small government live free or die kind of girl, but you need government, and you need them to protect us and protect our future and our children's future. we have all the leverage right now, all the economic leverage. we are still the biggest economy. but when you look at china's growth trajectory, we may not hold that space for long. so raising tariffs on china this friday, i say good, do it, and keep on raising them. joining me right now, former trump 2016 campaign manager, corey lewandowski. corey, good to see you. he's going through it. he told me last week this is, indeed, a weapon of his, and he understands, i would say, the economy much better than most presidents that we have had that come from more of a political

background or community organizing background. this is a president who understands that we're getting taken on china. but walk us through, if you would, his thoughts and why it's coming to this. >> well, trish, as you know, for a long time presidents have listened to wall street. and what those wall street executives were telling them was we have to continue to have trade with china, and it's okay if they take advantage of us. and, candidly, we've had stupid politicians negotiating on our behalf for way too long. this president is implementing policies that are very simple, they're called america first. and we can have a reciprocal trade deal which means if they have a 25% tariff on us, we'll have a 25% today writer on them. but what we will no longer be under this president is taken advantage of. we're the largest economy in the world. we have the opportunity to make sure that we have a level playing field. and what he said was if you don't come to the table fairly and negotiate open and honestly, then we're going to continue to

implement tariffs on your products. and from what i understand, secretary mnuchin and ambassador lighthizer were over there and had 90% of this deal done until the chinese, you wouldn't believe it, backed out on the deal. they steal our intellectual property, they don't give us access to their markets, and then they say, hey, we want more opportunity with the united states. that game is over. this president's putting america first. and if the chinese won't be fair to us, he's going to put those tariffs on them, and it's going to hurt them a lot more than us. trish: he's taken some pretty bold moves here that other presidents have been fearful to take in part because of the business community and the ceos that you referenced wanting to have this relationship with china because it means a lot to their bottom line. but sometimes, you know, a president has to do what a president has to do. steve bannon, whom you know well, sir, he just came out moments ago on lou dobbs' show praising this move. let's watch. >> trump understands that tariffs are more than taxes. they're about self-empowerment of the working class. today he said that president xi

and the chinese apparatus which continually, whether it's clinton, bush or obama, the permanent political class, they've tapped along, reneged on every deal they've had. trump said, i'm not going to do this. you not going to come back and retrade us. i'm going to hit you with the tariffs, and i think this is a very big week in economic history. trish: indeed, for the united states of america. you know, i look at the charts, corey, and i see all the growth that china has had over the last 20 years. it really started, i would say, significantly during the clinton years and then continued magnificently, shall we say, during the obama years to the point now where if we don't actually do something, they really will take over our spot economically. and you know what goes with economic success, it is military is seasoning success. so -- success. unless we all want to wake up speaking mandarin tomorrow, it's just the reality of the world. we need to preserve what we have, not allow it, corey, to be

stolen. >> trish, there's no question that is china's desire, to take over america, first, as the economic superpower of the world and then the military superpower of the world. that is their long-term goal. and too many presidents that came before this man allowed it to happen. and what he has said was not on my watch. and, look, you can not like the way that the conversation transpires sometimes, but look at our economy, the job growth, the numbers on the board. the new normal under barack obama was 1.3 and 1.4% job growth. this president is 3 + every time. six million new jobs since inauguration day. you don't see that over in china. you see it here because there's a level playing field, and that's what they need. yes, they are -- [inaudible conversations] trish: let me ask you this, because i think americans, actually, when you really push this question with them the, they would much rather buy american-made products, and they'd be willing to pay a little bit more for

american-made products. but nonetheless, one of the talking points of the democrats right now is trump can't do this because, you know what? all that stuff, that cheap stuff in walmart is going to start costing a lot more, and his base is going to be mad at him because they've got to pay more for their everyday goods. what do you say to that, corey? >> absolutely not true. americans can compete with anybody in the world if we have a level playing field, the clothing industry, steel, aluminum or anywhere else that we've been taken advantage of for too long. the president said give us the level playing field, and we'll compete. and our people here want to see americans working. there is nobody that's going to run on the policies of reversing the economic boom of the trump administration. nobody's going to run -- trish: joe biden might. you heard -- [laughter] do we have the sound? i've just got to play it really, really quick, because we have it. then we'll keep going. corey, listen to this. joe biden. >> i met virtually every major world leader in my role as vice

president and as foreign relations chairman over the last 30 years, and that's not hyperbole. china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. they're not a, they're not competition for us. trish: what kind of alternative universe is he leaving in, corey? >> trish, this is the same person who didn't know who the prime minister of britain was right now. he said margaret thatcher contacted me, was concerned about the trump administration. that's uncle joe biden for a second. he's so out of touch, he thought margaret thatcher is still alive or that china is not a real threat. he's not fit to be president of the united states. trish: most sane people, politics aside, look at the world right now, and they recognize the real, intense economic and eventually military threat china really is. so as steve bannon said, an important day in economic history for the united states of america. let's see what happens on friday. corey lieu lewandowski, always a pleasure. thank you. u.s. officials tonight

confirming what we suspected, that migrants heading for our southern border are exploiting legal loopholes in order to get in our country. border patrol agents in el paso, texas, say some migrants are recycling unrelated children all in an effort to appear as though they're a family when they're apprehended by u.s. authorities, and they pay these kids' families $200 for doing so. the incoming head of immigration, mark morgan, telling me right here on this very program that these kids are being used by coyotes and migrants. watch. >> right now, trish, it's so bad right now the system is so overwhelmed that the individuals coming across with a family, you grab a kid -- whether they're really your kid or you're renting them, which is happening -- and you come across illegally, you being allowed in now, and they're not even claiming asylum. they're not even claiming fear. they're just coming across. if you've got a kid, in a few

hours, you're allowed in our country never to be heard from again. trish: he knows what he's talking about, now he's got the big job. joining me now, pete hegseth. welcome back. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. trish: i think it's too ez easy sometimes to lose sight to the tragedy that's happening to some of these children here, but mark morgan gets it. we have reports now that the doj is saying hundreds of dollars are being paid for each child. they're being recycled in some cases, so trotted across the border because our legal loopholes are that perverse. they actually incentivize people to exploit children in such a way as these poor kids? >> absolutely. it's education ployation, that's what it is. and this administration has asked for billions of extra funding to deal with this humanitarian crisis. the humanitarian crisis that finally even "the new york times" acknowledges is real. now, they would never support real solutions like a border wall and new policies that would actually disincentivize these

families from taking this dangerous trek. but ultimately, to hear from -- mark morgan's a great pick. he's going to take this seriously. he's going to understand the net we face. it's not just kids, it's diversionary tactics. they're using the cartels, the mexican military. and, you know, a report out today, we may talk about it even more, 40% of guatemalans, 40% of the country of guatemala is seeking to come to the united states of america. i have nothing against bat mall lands, i'm sure they're wonderful people. but if they don't want to come here legally, then we have an invasion on our hands we're not prepared to deal with if we don't no who they are or what they're bringing to this country. the president has taken this seriously. he's nominating serious people. congress has not been. but the recycling of children? if we're not cracking down on this with everything we have, including democrats, then we're being totally disingenuous on this topic. trish: you brought up that study that came out, and i thought that was quite telling. and i get it, right, like, who

wouldn't want to come to the united states of america? i thank god every single day that i was born in this great country with all the opportunity that i've had as an american. and it's hard, you're born in some other place, guatemala, mexico, honduras, ecuador, and, you know, your lot in life is obviously very different than the lot in life of an american. but unless we're going to say, okay, let's just embrace all of latin america and take on that responsibility and govern them, which would mean taking the over their countries, we can't say we're going to just open things up so everybody can come here because we have to have some kind of rule and order and some kind of tax system. otherwise you can't afford it, can you, pete? >> no, you can't. and you have democrat presidential candidates running effectively on the line of open borders. of no citizen is illegal. and that means a total breakdown of law and order is and of the nation-state. nations are defined by borders and their abilities to enforce them. we are welcoming people, folks from europe and across the

country have descended on our country into our melting pot of american identity, and we welcome people from south america as well. but ultimately, if we can't control it and if we don't know who they are, we have to stop it, get our arms around -- trish: i hear ya. i gotcha. it is insane. it's insane that we have to have this conversation, because it should be pretty obvious. pete hell seth, thank you. as always. juan guaido, the man we recognize as the president of venezuela, says he may ask the united states for military intervention. but as we reported here first on friday, there's actually a way to get rid of nicklaus maduro that doesn't -- nicolas maduro that doesn't involve any military action at all. we have details on this, very interesting interview i had on friday. i'm going to share a little bit with you. get rid of maduro, no military action. but first, growing calls for a full investigation on why e the heck our justice department

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democrats preparing to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress for refusing to hand over the full, unredacted mueller report. the democratic-led judiciary committee setting a contempt vote for less than 48 hours from the now. that same panel has tentatively scheduled a hearing for special counsel robert mueller one week later, that would be on may a 15th. joining me right now, republican strategist david avel la. so good to have you here. in house. >> that's right. trish: always talking to you from d.c. but let me ask you, what's your reaction to this? sometimes you get confidential information, and you don't necessarily want to have that floating out in the hands of congress because, let's face it, not every member of congress deserves access, shall we say, to that kind of information. and it could be quite compromising for some people. yet they're still going after him anyway. >> sure. you know, the democrats act like the person who read the book who didn't like it, so they want to

see the movie version to see if it's better. and that somehow that when you use the justice system for political theater, you get less justice. and somehow the democrats think that this is perfectly acceptable. now, keep in mind what nancy pelosi also has to deal with. if she's not keeping this investigation front and center and if she's not talking impeachment, then guess what? then you have the progressive caucus that wants to vote on medicare for all, that wants to vote for the green deal. and she has far bigger issues to deal with as she moves into 2020. because if the democrats are talking about things that are completely unpopular within the suburbs, they have no chance of keeping the house. trish: i hear ya. green deal's not so popular in the suburbs, medicare for all is not so popular, anything that would cause people economic challenges, but guess what else?

robin is joining us right now, what else is not so popular, robin, is this whole impeachment idea for something that never even happened. the collusion that never took place. >> ah. i know, trish -- trish: pelosi, shouldn't she be focusing on issues that she can get a win with? >> yeah. i agree. this doesn't look good. you know, i'm all for transparency anytime, but what i don't like is when this becomes a blood sport. can and i'm worried that my party is going there now. look, i get that their literal constitutional duty is to provide oversight for the executive branch. i understand that. but let's not make it a blood sport. we've got to actually get somewhere, something done here that's going to be good for the american people and not just tie things up in endless litigation, which is kind of where i see this in this headed -- this headed, trish. trish: it may be heading there, but not for the reasons that i think pelosi would like or some

on the alt-left. i think it's actually going to get tied up in litigation and more investigation, because i think americans deserve to though how the heck this whole fisa warrant went down in the first place -- >> i couldn't agree with you more. trish: thank you, robin, i want to know how on earth our fbi is presenting evidence to a judge and not bothering to them him that it's opposition research or, david avella, bothering to check the opposition research to even see if it has any truth in it at all. >> it's another challenge for speaker pelosi. she has to keep this focus on the mueller investigation because the more it focuses on the i.g. report and how did we even get to this point, it causes problems for the democrats. just as, let's think of another problem for the speaker, and you all were talking about it earlier with corey which is the whole trade deal. keep many in mind -- keep in mind, nafta is gone. and we're about to vote here very soon on the new agreement

that the president has negotiated between canada, mexico and the united states. a treaty deal has to get done. and if nancy pelosi tries to keep her caucus together, she has to be able to say, okay, i've let you have this, you have to vote for this. otherwise -- trish: you know, i don't know. >> -- it could potentially have a big impact on the economy finish. trish: well, in a perverse way, they might actually like that. i've seen so many democrats saying trump doesn't deserve credit for this economy. lower taxes, less regulation, apparently, that had nothing to do with it because somehow it's all obama's economy. robin, we've got a trade deal that might be on the table with latin america and with canada, we've got another trade deal that may or may not be on the table with china. trade is pretty important, but joe biden doesn't seem to think so. >> ah, that's a tough one, and it hurts my heart, trish. but, you know, we need him to get it together. i was actually really pleased today to see chuck schumer, of

all people, say that donald trump needs to hold firm with china and that he agreed with him. so, you know, like the skies opened up, and he finally agreed with him on something. and i'd like to see more of that. trish: i would too. i would too. you know what why? because i want our government to function. >> please. trish: i don't want all this obstruction out there. i want us to be able to do the right thing. and, you know, when it comes to china, i think the right thing is very clear. we need the use our leverage now while we've still got it. >> yes. trish: good to see you, guys. hillary clinton still can't get over her 2016 loss. it's now apparently her shtick that she get on tour with her husband. they can't sell any tickets, some reportedly went for $2. she now claims on this big tour that the election was stolen from her. i'm setting the record straight. first, disturbing new video coming to us tonight from philadelphia. muslim kids singing they would rather sacrifice themselves and

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, a son. good heavy here. police trish good to be here, thanks for the opportunity. i think it is kind of predictable, russia has set up shop, cuba, china, everybody, all of the enemies of the united states are happy to be in our southern hemisphere on our back doorstep, while i appreciate the interim president request and i before we commit and instead of sending any military action on the united states of venezuela, a better plan for the interim would be to send military aid and equipment to eastern europe. ukraine,.

>> you will play around in our hemisphere and we can do what we need to do and yours. that may be in part why putin is doing this. he is figuring, why can't i tinker around the venezuela and crete disturbance given effectively they will leave me alone. >> he is going to take opportunities where he can in the last demonstration, he was allowed to run russian wherever he wanted to. the united states has a lot of options at our disposal we can take them up, it's a great opportunity and like i said to set up camp on his doorstep, the air defense artillery and ukraine missiles in eastern europe, they've got the size of an economy the size of italy. sharon: in part because of that there is no contest, i spoke with a guest on this program on friday evening. the capital, who has an

interesting analysis of this, he said it is really not as hard as you think, part of this is allowing donald trump, the president to do what he does best. >> trump chevy truck, that others don't and i'm sure he can see a clear path and how to get this done. >> his point, if donald trump evolves, he might be able to get everyone down at the table, sit at the table and work something out when you get a transition, nicolas maduro takes a hike and goes happily ever after and goes somewhere else. you have an interim government and free elections. he said it is not that hard, we have the intelligence, it needs to be in the hands of the president himself, what he said. >> i certainly think that he is a great negotiator, i do think he sees clearly, he is allowed the space to do this, we have a lot of tools at our disposal,

russia among other countries washes their dirty money through new york city and that can all and immediately and started with fines and go to lack of access for some of vladimir putin friend. he has a lot of tools at his disposal and i think it is time that president putin has provided the opportunities to start utilizing those tools, not the least of which -- >> he does say all options on the table. i make a point that i would much rather lose dollars than lines. before you start ratcheting up to military president, you are exhausted everything that you can in the way of sanctions and senator. this involves your home state, and shocking video. take a look, i want the viewers to see, the muslim kids at the philadelphia border. thinking about conquering jerusalem and stopping people's

heads. it is happening right here in the united states of america, philadelphia, pennsylvania, your home state. >> certainly the united states, the land of religious liberty, pennsylvania people don't know that william penn set up the land of religious freedom. it's concerning, we want people to be free to exercise of religion or no religion at all. >> there talk about killing people. that is exactly right. unfortunately, this should be in some respects not a surprise to some people. we have seen this around the globe and other places, and it has to be deterred with maximum effect. we respect everybody's right to practice their own religions but not when it comes to inciting violence or advocating for violence for people who wish not to practice the same religion and so, obviously it's very

disturbing and concerning. >> their teaching rose, i should point out the islamic center in philadelphia said this is a and forgive me, the national islamic center, i would encounter, as isolated and they specifically posted it, the kids knew the song, somebody had to talk to the work, and the tune to the actual songs. i would think that they had been singing it before. congressman, thank you, we wish for peace and venezuela. >> thank you. it still disturbing we should not have any of that in this country. even if it is isolated. >> coming up, hillary clinton cannot get over her 2016 loss. now we got a new one, she claims the election was stolen from

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>> as height of until candidates who have come to see me, you can run the best campaign, you can even become the nominee, you can have the election stolen from you. [cheering] >> this is a new one. how exactly was it stolen, to the brick into the machines and change things entirely and keep in mind, what do you call it, a perfect campaign, completely ignoring campaign, more political state, she does not get it. but it does not matter because she is selling something else entirely, not that anybody is buying because no tickets are being sold at regular price this

is the evening for the clintons. the worldwide tour. the u.s. tour that they're doing. sales are budget, prices are dropping very quickly, there are some reports tickets are going for as little as two bucks. this is like tp barnum. they're taking the show on the road. ned, i am curious, is there any prison for this, let me just say, i am going to call this tacky. there are out there trying to sell tickets to americans, one thing for president to go and give a speech and talk to certain amount of people, and get paid for that, this is a whole different ballgame. this is, mom and pop get up there and say the election was going, well i doubt they have a.

>> this is a president selling tickets, $2 apiece,. >> shape and embarrassing that some going for $2. initial reaction was stolen by whom. let's name it, if you really think that somehow $300 were in it or $832 in michigan somehow swung a multibillion-dollar grade stop, and anything except for the one thing that is truly responsible for the loss and 26 income herself. you have to think of the ego of some people. you have no self-awareness to know, and by the way, i say this objectively, her husband was, he

was a good politician, he could get up there because he liked the car. he liked people, and he communicated with them at a level that she clearly did not get. she said hon, you better go, you should go to pennsylvania, and she opted not to. what a lousy lousy politician. and by the way she told all the coal miners she wanted to pull them out of business. >> that is right, he was a terrible campaign with a terrible message, again, nobody told them, they should not campaign, and those who got to be the deciding book. the thing that is troubling to me and all of this is you have hillary, stacey abrams, they are all questioning the results of these elections in one of the great aspects of the constitution of republics that people transfer the power in one party that they lost an election and hand over the power of the state to the other party and what they have been doing, is

lecturing donald trump at 2016 that he had to accept the 2016 result as legitimate and out the last two and half years they have been doing but accepting the legitimacy of the election and that is a troubling factor. >> she want to get rid of the electoral knowledge. she was to turn everything upside down so that maybe she can run again, you think in her heart of hearts is the desire. why are they doing the chauffeur selling tickets $2 apiece. they really do, where they just eliminate all kinds of people. >> that is right, and i think that is amazing, hillary cannot accept the fact that she lost, democrats now seem to think that something is broken their democracy when they lose elections and somehow theirs was

to win every election for here's a piece of advice. why do you lose with dignity and accept the fact that people are liking a good economy, which is going up, all these ideas and the things that donald trump and the republicans have put in place and perhaps they should use some common sense and look at those results and say maybe it is not them, maybe it is us, maybe we are doing something wrong, i think you have complete self-awareness from hillary and the rest of the democrats. >> clearly we heard robin borrow is a democratic stratus who works for obama, even he is saying, they need to lose this whole idea of impeachment because it is sending them down the wrong path. i'll tell you what path it is going to send all of us down as a nation and it will send us down the path of figuring out how to hack this all went down and how we were using oppositional research that is been embedded by her own fbi. >> that is right.

i won't argue, it was part of propaganda paid for the by the d&c, paid for by hillary, it is a crime to falsify j-uppercase-letter hastens an willful omissions did not tell the feds there using partisan propaganda for these applications. i think we have got to get to the bottom of this, as political weapons opponents. the reason they are scared of adria bar, they are afraid of where this will go. i think it will go to the obama west wing, i think there has to be a reckoning, people have to go to jail. >> meg ryan, thank you. let's see if anybody goes to jail. stated. tiger woods, awarded the presidential medal of freedom. a big deal to get the presidential medal of freedom,

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>> congratulations on your amazing comeback in your amazing life. in forgiving sports fans a lifetime of memories. >> of battles, i tried to hang in there, i tried to come back and play the great game of golf and lucky enough to have an opportunity to do it again. >> professional golfer receiving the presidential medal of freedom this evening from president trump, despite all of tiger's accomplishments from the mainstream india. as the president and anyone who dares to accept his petition, he is accepting the award it's a new stain on his career. so former super bowl campion, burgess owens, good to have you back. thank you for being here. >> vicki so much, looking forward to. what is behind this? the medal of freedom is a good deal, it's nice to go to the

white house and accept this but it happens to be president trump, the media is going nuts on tiger woods. >> this is a victor, and i can always look back on the town that i grew up which has the kkk democratics, and it was a no-brainer, the black community would've stood strong, everyone of us and pride because of another black america has seen it in the way tiger would have done. at the same time we would've recognized the white elite of democrats to put him down and what he they would've done as racist. this is a person who shows us what to make a dream is all about. the way he has overcome his obstacles, he is shown to this country is all about second chances, the underdog, i don't play golf but i was putting up her tiger because he is an underdog and i love that in most of america does the same thing. at the same time, what he has also done it showing how black

americans look at him as a good role model of what can be accomplished, it is all about being victors over obstacles and that is what the left is done and were at a really bad taste and unfortunately where community where tiger woods is going to accomplish the things where he accomplished will watch them tarnish because the left doesn't want to give any credit. >> is it trying to divide your community, they usually counter on the community as part of their base. but when you see the results, economic success that we've had including especially done appointment levels in the black community, they are the best they were been. is that behind this customer is there political joy? >> it has always been the deal to divide us in the biggest deal democrats have is black americans will leave plantation,

they are seeking people like black conservatives across the board, people like tiger woods that are actually standing for the principles and values their country is all about, they cannot stand that, once we start to recognize that the propaganda of the left, all of a sudden black americans begin to see, with the lowest unemployment and history of a race, we are 44% overgrowth in the black business ownership, all those things become polite and we leave the plantation and they lose their power and by the way, that is what this whole thing is about. >> is a harsh way to put it. , leaving the plantation. >> is the truth and at the end of the day is a harsh reality when you look what they've done to my race and that's why it's important to our history, carl marx said it right, you see where our race is going, they

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