juan torres, el pintor y escultor, fue quien le vendió la cabaña a juan gabriel.ía a una casa nueva, a alberto lo sorprendió. juan: "¿y qué vas a hacer con esta casa?" "pues, la voy a vender". "ah, pues yo te la compro". carmen: juan gabriel la remodeló a su gusto y la disfrutó en grande. juan: vino con rocío dúrcal. estuvieron aquí visitas importantes para él. carmen: hoy él la ha convertido en escuela de pintura. guadalupe: [lee] "amiga incomparable, te recuerdo como si fuera ayer". por eso la guardo, porque es un tesoro para mí. carmen: ¿nunca llegaste a enamorarte de él? guadalupe: bueno, a enamorarme no, porque yo lo veía no como hombre, yo lo sentía como un hermano. carmen: comparte que de pronto surgía alguna suspicacia. guadalupe: el último concierto estuvimos en un cumpleaños, estuve bailando con él. nos hizo el favor de invitarnos. carmen: ¿tú lo sacaste a bailar--? guadalupe: Él me sacó a bailar. y me dicen que si no me iba a dar un infarto. un amigo me dice: "güera, no te vaya a dar un infarto", y dije: "qué [...] porque es más amigo que tú, ¿verdad?"

juan. >> juan: it's a mask.. >> jesse: it's from kimberly. >> kimberly: how did you know? >> jesse: always the hair spray stuff. >> greg: show everybody what it is. >> dana: open it up. >> juan: every day before the show starts, kimberly -- the makeup people come to take care of the beautiful kimberly and they spray hair spray. it's a cloud. id, walk away. i am privileged to sit here. i have to put it on? let's see. [muffled] [laughter] w help, help. >> dana: i have one more. >> kimberly: why does everyone have multiple gifts but me? >> juan:d. oh, my gosh. this is too sweet. who gave me this gift? >> kimberly: me! you do all these special "one more things" about your family. >> juan: i love my family. greg mocks them but i love them. >> greg: i mock everybody. >> juan: that's very thoughtful. >> kimberly: i will open my one gift. >> greg: look how big it is. >> kimberly: usually i get big gifts but they are cars. >> greg: this is one of a kind.. >> dana: last year you got him the unicorn. >> jesse: i love it so

>> greg: here is the fun, juan juan. if strzok hadn't struck those words, she wouldn't have been the nominee and you might've had a president sanders and you would've been laughing for the rest of the year on "the five" " >> juan: let me tell you, gregory, i laugh a lot on "the five." >> katie: have to laugh to keep from crying. >> kimberly: shock, . >> juan: the news is robert mueller has sought documents from deutsche bank related to donald trump. >> katie: that is not true. donald trump's attorney came out and said -- >> kimberly: john roberts says that's incorrect. >> juan: okay. >> greg: john roberts says it's not true. >> juan: the second thing to tell you. one of the guys working with manafort had times to the russian secret service. again, we are getting closer. >> greg: closer to what! >> juan: what you hear here is it's all about some silliness of fbi agents. they have opinions, political beliefs. which among us wasn't tweeting, gregory, in the midst of the presidential -- >> katie: he is not an fbi agent. >> g

>> juan: yeah. >> kimberly: that was a softball question. >> juan: i think people here are so desperate to try to distract and derail what's obvious and what's in front of a song which is that the president is in trouble in terms of that investigation with flynn having pleaded guilty, made a deal with mueller and potentially now going to tell secrets that could lead up the trail. i think people here and i think the president are desperate to try to distract people. >> kimberly: what is so desperate about trying to get the truth out? i don't know. that sounds like a good idea. >> juan: talk about fake news. the stories fake news. the fbi allows agents to express their opinion. you can have a local opinion. >> katie: not on the job. that's a conflict of interest. >> juan: the reason he was sent to h.r.'s that robert mueller wants to be cleaner than caesar's wife, or whatever. when he learned that this guy had a twitter or email that could be uncovered, expressed an opinion. >> jesse: he led the clinton anti-trump investigation. removing him now doesn't do anything. >> juan: policeman on t

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>> juan: could be. current president likes bully language that you might say is analogous to the mob and the godfather, i think is what you said. i must say it does resume that kind of language. i'm taking names, counting numbers. >> greg: dirty harry. >> juan: you have a u.n. security council load. 14 of 15 countries voted to say it's wrong, they didn't like it. then you have haley saying what about our friends? people we give money to pay britain, france. what about putin? even putin is saying -- >> dana: even putin. >> greg: you said this is american politics. >> juan: how come president bush, president clinton, president obama didn't do it? >> greg: they voted against the united states and they double parked their car. >> juan: the key is are we going to be able to broker what no one has been able to do but try to bring some peace to the middle east. that's the goal. it's not to just show off and do chest thumping. >> greg: the previous tone has not worked. i like this new tone. >> kimberly: i agree

>> juan: yes, immigration. had the account on the hill, i think that the immigration argument has shifted after what we saw in virginia, even alabama for those issues were front and center and people were like, no, that is not going to push me over the line. republican candidates thought that you could emulate donald trump's success, a little bit different now. the thing here is that i think that paul ryan really wants a big entitlement reform, not just welfare reform. i'm talking about social security, medicare, which are big slices of the federal budget. the president has said that he will not do it, but guess what, dana, i think that is what to ryan once, a lot of people in the freedom caucus one. they want to push that. and as you guys are saying, i am so pleased to hear you say it, it is insanity right now because most americans see this as a giveaway to the rich, the tax bill. if you come back and say, we are going to pump up defense spending and smack down the elderly and the poor, and don't forget that

what, juan? >> juan: no, you! >> kimberly: guess what!on this network, its guess what! why are people -- >> jesse: why are people on juan? speeder i've got one. guess what? >> greg: guess what is a set up. it's like a serve. >> jesse: it's a double fault. >> kimberly: virtue signaling. >> jesse: it's a good one. >> greg: an overused phrase should have every placement on it. >> kimberly: i'll work on it. >> greg: moral posturing. >> dana: i hate that one too. >> jesse: are we doing this again? >> greg: did you ban a phrase? >> jesse: are you already done done? >> kimberly: i did it first. i said, guess what? >> jesse: snowflake is done. >> greg: people who say snowflake also says deep state. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments

juan, you love food. of the table is definitely the foodies. >> juan: i don't see how you lose with this. what do you do if you go on a date? usually go out to dinner. the whole thing is, it's very interesting when you're on a date. who's going to pay? >> greg: that's a question. >> jesse: the woman obviously. >> juan: you go out with a certain type of woman. >> jesse: what type is that? >> juan: this is a winner. >> kimberly: cheesecake and burgers. >> juan: kimberly's food court. >> kimberly: i think men love it when a woman eats and has a good appetite and appreciates the food doesn't pick and act weird. be comfortable with yourself and own it. love it, and level find you. "one more thing" is next. (avo) when you have type 2 diabetes, you manage your a1c, but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill. (avo) and for people with type 2 diabetes tre

>> kimberly: juan, how can you ruin this good point? >> juan: i wouldn't attempt to.he anger, frustration. >> jesse: he made a good point when you would be more vigilant. >> juan: president trump is demonizing immigrants right now, taking advantage of this -- >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> juan: there is no evidence, nothing that would suggest this guy came over here intending to commit a terrorist act. he came over here and then he was radicalized while he was in the u.s. >> kimberly: potentially. we don't know yet. >> juan: the police says it. >> dana: traveled overseas back and forth. >> kimberly: the investigation is not complete. >> greg: chain migration brought him here. stop chain migration. >> juan: that's crazy. even the baltimore sun -- i think keeping the families together, i think it's overwhelming. >> greg: families are overrated. >> juan: and a 10-year period, 9.3 million new immigrants. overwhelmingly these people contribute to american society. >> greg: you are smearing all immigrants. you are conflating terrorist to immigrants. >> juan: the baltimore su

that must destroy you inside, juan. >> juan: this is so ridiculous. have no idea how to listen to you guys anymore. >> greg: i know the feeling with you. >> juan: it is unbelievable the way you put lipstick on a pig. >> greg: great line. haven't heard that before. >> juan: let's think about what the american people have to say. the polls say 32% approval for donald trump. >> greg: they don't have to like it. >> juan: how about the tax bill? 55% of americans oppose it. 66% say it is helping only the wealthy. >> greg: because the media has distorted it. how can you argue the tax breaks? >> juan: you are counting crumbs while the cake is going to the 1%. then you say g, what's wrong with you? little people, celebrate our dear leader. >> jesse: at least they got crumbs. obama just took the whole cake. >> juan: i can't believe this. [all speaking] at least two little people got crumbs. >> jesse: the voters brought an republicans to give them some of their hard-earned money back and you don't want them to have it. >> juan: your condescending attitude toward

juan manuel: yes, of course.he idea is if you went to the mexican consulate, you are a mexican citizen or you are american citizen, you go for something. the idea is if you want to get something from the mexican consulate, like matricula consular, a mexican passport, or you want to know how to do business in mexico as an american citizen, we can help you. the idea is to give the best service for everybody who goes to the mexican consulate. it's my vision, it's my target to give the quality service to the people who go to the mexican consulate. damian: we talked to--we've had your predecessor here many times before. and his duties kind of changed after the presidential election in this country. it was more invigorated. talk about maybe how busier the consulates across the nation have been since the election of our new president here in this country. juan manuel: well, i think that all the consular--mexican consular in the united states, we keep it busy all the time, especially when we have a new-- a new administra

juan?for a gift for somebody you don't really know? >> juan dollars. >> absolutely. >> bitcoin. [laughter] >> you know what i like? gift cards. but then i read in the newspaper that they don't use them. >> why not? >> so the companies -- >> forget. >> -- get tons of money from people who don't use gift cards, because they end up in your kitchen drawer, oh, yeah, we've got this gift card, and sometimes it expires. >> jesse really loves gift cards from del fresco's. >> you know what? keep 'em coming. [laughter] >> if i actually have to go shopping, and that's very rare. i'll go to a mall for fun, but if it's somebody i don't know and i somehow have to get them a gift, which is crazy anyway -- you know what's happened to me this christmas? being in new york all the time, a couple of christmases i've been here, at christmas time i have to give the doormen money. >> of course. >> and you have to give the people who work in the hotel and the people at the restaurants who see you regularly. >> yea

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juan?juan: he's trying to defend himself, because in the aftermath of senator al franken's resignation, there is a moment here, and a number of people who made acquisitions against president trump, we want to be heard, why haven't these cases come to trial or some kind of resolution? >> harris: sandra? >> sandra: at their voices need to be heard, they're making a statement and putting this out together is effective to have the president try to get out ahead of it with the tweeting and commenting on it ahead of hearing them personally in a little bit, they are certainly a developing story. >> harris: the women who came out yesterday, we have heard before. they have put it, another chance for them to tell their story. i want to go to a tweet that he has been having is making news today. the president tweeted this at senator kirsten gillibrand after she said he should vacate his position. lightweight senator kirsten gillibrand is a flunky for chuck schumer and someone who would come to my offi

>> juan: yeah. >> greg: there we go."one more thing." >> juan: i thought when he set about paying attention to voting is important for democrats. the thing about it is he didn't mention trump but he gave every indication that's who he was talking about. when you look at what trump is doing, smaller government. we look at what trump is doing in terms of regulations and things like this week taking away federal parklands, 11 people get upset. >> dana: that's why it would've been better, it's better for any president to try to pass something through congress because that's how the system works. you can have it enshrined in law rather than the next president has a pen and a phone and those things can roll back. >> jesse: it was a land grab giving effect to the people. >> greg: those places aren't safe. i stay out of the parks. i've been told i'm not allowed in the parks. >> jesse: restraining order. >> greg: the thing that killed me about this conversation is that it ignores the central truth that the press has never been mo

juan: muy bien.n demasiado tiene tendencia a morir mÁs jÓvenes. sabemos que la presiÓn arterial, las arritmias cardÍacos, se ponen mucho peor durante la noche. juan: de hecho, es lo que la mayorÍa de mis pacientes le tienen mÁs miedo a quedarse con un problema neurolÓgico de por vida que morir. hablÁbamos de desÓrdenes del sueÑo que puede aumentar infarto cerebral. cuÉntenos un poco sobre los trastornos del sueÑo. doctor: tenemos que hablar de dos causas. uno que de manera natural cuando estamos a punto de despertar. hay un incremento de la presiÓn arterial justo en el horario que decÍa el doctor carlos. si a esto le agregamos otra presencia, por ejemplo, problemas respiratorios como el sÍntoma de apnea del sueÑo, esto incrementa mÁs la presiÓn arterial. es una de las principales causas que se presenten en estos eventos cerebrovasculares. principalmente, los problemas respiratorios del sueÑo son los causantes de esta situaciÓn. juan: mencionarle a del sueÑo. nos puede explicar un poco mÁs quÉ es el a

juan: bienvenidos a doctor juan.a veces afecta tu sistema y la cantidad de alcohol . los efectos despuÉs de estar borracho lo que te viene es una depresiÓn. hay que moderar. juan: una de las cosas que te querÍa preguntar era, ven por aquÍ conmigo . la gente quÉ puede hacer? si uno se siente deprimido, tiene depresiÓn quÉ puede hacer? edith: no te pongas exigencia de que la navidad tiene que ser perfecta de que tiene que ser feliz y maravilloso. lo segundo mantener tu rutina de hacer ejercicio y de dormir bien. tercero es mantener relaciones con tu familia y la gente con la que te sientes bien. no entres en conflicto con personas o con familiares sÓlo porque es navidad. usar esos momentos para decir todo lo que quieres. otra cosa que recomiendo mucho es ayudar, voluntariar hacer cosas que te hacen sentir bien, cuando tÚ das mÁs que recibir eso te hace sentir muy bien . juan: muchas veces las personas interpretan la depresiÓn y no la ven como enfermedad, la ven como si fuese culpa cÓmo le podemos decir a la gente que r

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juan, did you hear this through the same prism? >> juan: not at all. i agree that he was playing against grievance politics, going at the presidents who came before when i come i think somebody else, maybe you, dana, said it could be any other president. this is basically keeping with our national security framework. where it differs, and to me he identified it. you've got to give him credit for that, china and russia are exerting increasing evidence that they want to increase their profile in the world globally. to me, if you look at asia, where we backed out of the asian trade deal, i see china stepping up in terms of economics and militarily. russia, in the middle east. given what happened in syria but also with iran. you see russia playing a bigger role. trump identifies that but then doesn't say exactly how we will respond. to the contrary, he says we're going to be more focused on our interests and our security. while, of course, we are going to focus on our security but i don't say that we are taking the necessary steps to fight back against rus

>> juan: what? >> greg: i just try to get you angry. >> juan: i enjoy my time with you.ll you what, what struck me, you see that not only does the iraqi prime minister declare victory, but vladimir putin declared victory. and when you ask the question, why don't we see more of this? i think it is because the russians were in there, and they were not always acting in our interest. they were sometimes killing on people who were opposition to assad, which the united states was supporting. in the second thing to say about this is, for all of the upset today -- and we see this terrible thing happen that could've been far more dangerous, as you point out. i think to myself, well, gosh, in the last two months we have seen 58 people killed in vegas, we have seen people killed in a walmart in denver. we have seen people at texas baptist church, and yet you don't say, hey, there's something going on in this country. we have to immediately get tougher. no, donald trump says nothing! the nra says -- >> jesse: there was a difference because that guy should've been flagged on numerous

juan: juan carlos gonzÁlez. univisiÓn.de la prisiÓn en la que permanecieron casi una semana, ofrecieron hoy una rueda de prensa en la que acusaron de la mente al lÍder de la minorÍa en el senado de no cumplir sus promesas. el congreso no discutirÁ el tema hasta el prÓximo aÑo. claudia: la furia y frustraciÓn de los dreamers se sintiÓ en la capital. el grupo tomÓ las oficinas del lÍder de la minoría demÓcrata del senado y varios fueron arrestados, arriesgando su deportaciÓn. >> sino pasa, vamos a seguir luchando. no vamos a decepcionar a mis padres ni a ninguno de los padres que murieron. claudia: la escena se repetÍa de diferentes maneras en oficinas de legisladores, republicanos y demÓcratas. >> Éste es nuestro senador de colorado y Él estÁ apoyando el dream act pero no cree que se pueda en este mes. claudia: y no quieren esperar saque en los pasillos de los congresos hay grupos de jÓvenes o soÑadores que han venido de todas partes del paÍs entrando a las oficinas de los senadores, pidiendo una acciÓn inmediata. anoche, e

juan: dr.t, you're the chief executive of the american association for the advancement of science. you and 15 other science society heads requested a meeting earlier this year with epa had scott pruitt. what happened? well, nothing. thanks for asking that. we have been reaching out to this administration, of course, to previous administrations, to urge that all policies start with evidence-based thinking. you can bring your values in. you can bring your other perspectives in. but first, you have to start with an understanding of how things actually are. mr. pruitt, the head of the epa, when he was in oklahoma, was constantly disparaging climate science. in fact, he denied it was a science. he said, well, we don't really know enough. there is a debate about this. therefore, we won't even look at it. we won't even consider it. well, in fact, if you think there's a debate, all the more reason that he should be open to the collection of evidence, the study of the science. epa, also restricted scien

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in puerto rico, where the government said -- were the island's governor said he is launching an official review of the death count from hurricane maria. the storm devastated the island on september 20. and since then, the government has listed the official death toll at 64. but several investigations have revealed that nearly 1000 more people died. the center for investigative journalism in puerto rico examined the 40-day period after hurricane maria hit puerto rico and compared to the same time keeping last year, finding at least 985 additional people died. a cnn survey of funeral home directors in puerto rico found they had tracked at least 499 additional deaths in the first month after the storm that were attributable to hurricane maria. this week, "the new york times" and other outlets published statistics from the puerto rican government that show the death toll may be

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juan carlos: gala abrió sus puertas en el año 2016.a su hija. zaida: somos prácticamente igual que los hombres, y podemos tener acceso a la educación de stem. y me encanta esta escuela por eso, porque le está dando la oportunidad a las niñas que les gusta venir a una escuela como esta. juan carlos: es que la educación que aquí se imparte se especializa en el sistema stem. por lo que aquí es normal escuchar sobre el amor, la pasión por la ciencia es natural. nicole: estoy tomando química, estoy fascinada con todo lo que hacemos, con todos los proyectos que hemos hecho. lo que estoy aprendiendo ahorita y lo que voy a seguir aprendiendo. me encanta aprender todo esto. juan carlos: michelle reconoce que no le gustaban las matemáticas en su escuela anterior. michelle: pero cuando vine a gala me enamoré de matemáticas porque las profesoras están tan interesadas en la materia que están enseñando que eso te hace amar la materia. juan carlos: pero aclara que la clase que en realidad la apasiona es... michelle: tendría que ser ciencias, porque s

banner katy lida oscar juan 17.02 quien es para ti el presidente de honduras?do a nuestra gente, violo la constitucion lida se refiere a juan orlando hernandez. actual presidente de honduras y virtual ganador de una re eleccion. a pesar que en ese pais. dicen katy gil/denuncia fraude en las elecciones de honduras 13.38 nuestras leyes, nuestra constitucio manda que el no puede reelegirse sin embargo, aqu dicen, una decision judicial, sin consulta popular. permitio la presentacion de su nueva candidatura. quien dio el si? lida perdomo/denuncia fraude electoral en honduras 16.34 son gente afines a el de hecho algunos son personas que han estado en campana abiertas con juan orlando hernandez la oposicion, liderada por salvador narrala, segn quienes protestan, ganaron las elecciones, pero un apagon, el dia de los comisios. afecto el sistema del tribunal superior de elecciones. el resultado se daria en dos horas. luego del cierre de mesa. pero, paso una semana, sin nuevo presidente 25.49 incluso aqu en estados unidos, nosotros estuvimos en mesas electorales y en ning

juan: and i am one gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the supreme court handed a victory to president trump on monday by allowing his latest travel ban to go into effect even as legal challenges continue in lower courts. the adadministratition can now y enenforce its new w restrictionn travel from eighght countrieiesx of them predominantly muslim. the ruling will bar most citizens of iran, libya, syria, yemen, somalia, chad, and north korea from entering the united states, along with some groups of people from venezuela. the latest version of the travel ban was issued in september, shortly before the supreme court was set to hear oral arguments on the previous iteration of the travel ban. amy: last month, the trump administration asked the supreme court to allow the latest travel ban to take effect, following an appeals court ruling that blocked part of it from being enacted. this latest travel ban removed sudan from the original list and added the

juan carlos gonzÁlez. univisiÓn. pasan esta noche lejos de sus hogares. en algunos casos, con lo poco que lograron llevar en brazos. antonio valverde acudiÓa uno de los centros de evacuaciÓn en el norte de los Ángeles, para hablar con las personas damnificadas. >> sido mucho por las personas que se quedaron sin nada. antonio: marta llegÓ hace algunos aÑos del distrito federal y debido a los incendios, hace varios dÍas que no puede trabajar. pero le preocupa mucho mÁs el sentimiento de quienes han tenido que abandonar sus hogares. >> es duro volver a empezar. en 20 aÑos no he podido hacer una casa, y ver que la gente tiene sus casas y ha perdido todo, me duele mucho. antonio: francisco y sus seis hijos estÁn entre quienes ante lo que escapar con lo puesto y con precarias esperanzas de lo que les depara el futuro. >> no hay nadie que controle nada. no hay ningÚn centro que nos informe a todos. antonio: sin hogar ni escuelas abiertas, con un pequeÑo de apenas dos aÑos de edad, este numeroso grupo familiar llegÓ al refug

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juan pablo: me puede repetir la pregunta? no pude escuchar bien.u libertad? juan pablo: sÍ, no --ellos decÍan cuando quieren salir una vez que se diga que van a hacer una "dream act". carolina: se nos dice que no van a reportar a -- deportar 'a ninguno de los sus soÑadores pero una joven activista ya habrÍa salido en libertad. esto es cierto? juan pablo: la vara es que cuando la administraciÓn de trump atacaron el programa de daca, mucha gente comenzÓ a perder supprotecciÓn. cada dÍa que ellos estÁn ahÍ, estÁn en peligro de ser deportados o estar en detenciÓn con inmigraciÓn. borja: el senador curbelo ha representado su respaldo ustedes. quÉ otro representante? juan pablo: muchos polÍticos estÁn en apoyo con nosotros pero cada vez han fallado. eso es porque los soÑadores estÁn en la cÁrcel. es porque siguen sacrificÁndose para que no sÓlo los polÍticos hablen, sino que tambiÉn reaccionen. carolina: estÁbamos viendo la parte derecha de la pantalla el videoclip que grabaron los soÑadores. hasta este momento, la activista no ha sido puesta en libertad

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from a around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in alabama, whehere in a stunning upset democrat doug jones defeated republican roy moore in the controversial race to fill the alabama senate seat left vacant by attorney general jeff sessions. with 100% of the vote tallied, jones led moore by nearly 21,000 votes, a margin of 1.5 percentage points. with jones in the senate, the republicans' majority will narrow to 51-49, endangering trump's agenda and possibly ushering in a democratic wave in next year's congressional elections. jones addressed supporters in a victory speech tuesday night. >> i am truly overwhelmed. i am truly, truly overwhelmed. you know, folks? and you have all heard me say this at one point or another in this campaign, i have always believed that the people of alabama had more in common than two divide us. [applause] we have shown not just around the set of alabama, but we have shown the country the wa

juan pablo: yo soy juan pablo y salgo apoyando a los que estÁn en la cÁrcel. limpio de pronto no van a ser deliberados hasta, lo mÁs tarde, 22 de diciembre. maÑana van a ir ante un juez para saber lo que van hacer y ahÍ sabremos mÁs. carolina: sabemos que el legislador republicano curbelo les ha brindado su apoyo y que otros tambiÉn les han dado su apoyo. quÉ va a pasar ahorita? juan pablo: curbelo dijo que nos iba a apoyar, la verdad es que necesitamos mÁs que apoyo, necesitamos acciÓn. necesitamos que Él con todos los que apoya, le pida a los otros polÍticos que tambiÉn voten. tiene que llegarse a un clean dreamact en el periodo fiscal. borja: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta tarde, juan pablo. este es un caso muy importante, son siete soÑadores. cuando ellos fueron detenidos, no quisieron colaborar con la justicia, no dieron su nombre. han creado un 3que #dream7. carolina: solamente establecen lo que se van a quedar detenidos hasta que el congreso tenga la tarea de comenzar a discutir este tema. sabemos tambiÉn que se habla del presupuesto y serÍa muy impor

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. five senators are now calling on president trump to resign over allegations that he sexually harassed or assaulted women. this is new york democrat kirsten gillibrand speaking monday on cnn. >> president trump should resign . these allegations are credible. they are numerous. i have heard these women's testimony. many of them are heartbreaking. juan: senator gillibrand joins senators cory booker, bernie sanders, jeff merkley, and ron wyden in calling on president trump to step down. meanwhile, 56 house lawmakers with the democratic women's working group are calling for a congressional investigation into the allegations against trump. amy: this comes as three of the 16 women who have publicly accused president trump of sexual harassment held a news conference monday in new york, demanding that congress take action. the women shared accounts in which they said trump groped, fondled, and forcibly ki