joining me now turning point usa founder charlie kirk.rlie great to have you on the show. >> thanks for having me judge great to be here. >> good let's talk about that. president trump's approval rating among hispanic voters, 50 % approve, 46% disapprove and npr pbs news hour poll, that's kind of amazing given the attacks that he's gotten from the left, especially as it relates to hispanics and immigration and all of that. how do you explain it? >> spot on judge and you look at this is an npr poll let's just reiterate that it's not exactly a conservative polling, but you look at the tougher the president has gotten on the border the more hispanic support has surged. it's really actually contrary to what the media elites and the wisemens had of washington have been telling us over the last 20 -30 years. the "conventional wisdom" was that you need to be for open borders or relaxed immigration policy to try to win the hispanic community. this polling shows that ever since the president has declared a national emergency and talked about immig

>> thank you, kirk. as kirk outlined, we issued this rfp. just as a quick reminder, sfers relies on our proxy provider not only to execute votes at companies where sfers is a shareholder, but also to provide insights to reports and analytics, provide us research on corporate governance and certain environmental and social issues, and to assist in keeping our proxy voting policy current each year as we update it. as kirk outlined, we conducted due diligence on both proxy voting providers. they are the two leading providers out there, and they formed basically a duopoly with iss having 60% of the market cher and glass lewis having about 40% of the market share. what we really focused on and i'll highlight are four areas. one, does the firm have a stable ownership structure, firm customer service and commitment to its proxy services business, two, can it provide high quality voting services for sfers without error and deliver us compelling analytical reports. three, does the firm avoid conflicts of interest and have strong controls, compliance

i have the great honor of introducing our friend, charlie kirk, and charlie just flew in. i've been watching my phone, listening toy everything everyone said and watching my phone as we track his course across the united states. he landed, had a guy pick him up. he's been with the today. i let him tell the story. he was with thepresident, the announcement of an executive order to require free speech on college campuses. [applause] a lot of people take credit for that but the guy that deserves the credit is charlie kirk. charlie is ceo, founder and ceo, of turning point usa. we are big supporters. he is and inspiration for me, he travels the world and you never know when you will get a text from him, i don't know when he sleeps. he is one high-energy person. we are really proud that he is here and i think you guys will enjoy him. charlie kirk. [applause] thank you. thank you all for having me. it has been a long week. i technically started my day in phoenix, arizona. i took a redeye flight to washington, d.c.. last night i was talking to 1400 college students at arizona sta

trade rep ron kirk will join us with his take on u.s./china trade talks kicking off again today in washington. >> and let's begin with kayla tausche with the latest on those talks. what do we know? >> the principals are meeting beginning today in washington. we've been seeing them coming and going throughout the day look at treasury secretary steve mnuchin from earlier this afternoon. we believe these meetings are taking place until the end of the week though in past rounds the chinese delegation has stayed for an extra two or three days to signal how committed they are to these talks. i've spoken with officials who say the process is going on to comb through this deal text. 100-plus pages it's slowing going but both sides are committed to reaching a deal larry kudlow told reporters the two sides are making headway >> i think the chinese have acknowledged these problems for the first time they were in denial. >> [ inaudible ] >> all of them the ip theft, forced transfer, lack of ownership. the cyberhacking they've acknowledged it. before

charlie kirk with his take. all that and more coming your way on "making money". ♪ diedre: our top story, president trump announces resignation of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen via tweet. he immediately named a replacement, the customs and bored protection commissioner. blake burman with the latest on the shake up. what are you hearing? reporter: a shakeup over the last few days in the department of homeland security itself, starting with the top and other key members of dhs. kirstjen nielsen was with president trump on friday. fast forward 48 hours and here at white house she is not in her position. president trump wants someone much tougher on border. nielsen's background is in cybersecurity. president clearly wants to go in a much different direction. neal send, we heard from her and still complimentary of the president and his mission. watch here. >> i share the president's goal of securing the border. i will continue to support the effort to address the humanitarian and security crisis on the

charlie kirk. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for having me. it has been a long week. i technically started my day in phoenix, arizona. i took a redeye flight to washington, d.c.. last night i was talking to 1400 college students at arizona state university at one of our events. it is amazing how many students are interested and curious of the conservative message when they are given a plant to hear -- a platform to hear the other side. it is not that students are opposed to our ideas, it is that they are not exposed to them in the first place. we saw that last night at arizona state university, were 1400 students showed up. i finished it up and took a redeye flight to washington, d.c., where i spent the day in the white house, getting prepared for -- something that was years in the making and something that the family played an instrumental role in. today, president trump signed an executive order that requires any institution of higher education that receives taxpayer funding to protect the first amendment rights of all students and failure to do so will mean they wi

republican party dinner with former congressman pete sessions and turning point usa founder charlie kirk. this part of the event is 50 minutes. one of my dear friend said you must talk to pete sessions. if you want to understand what is happening in texas and the fight. he is the manteno. , i startedi must say learning about pete. as we all know, the honorable pete sessions is a legend. , he has fought. he has served us in the fifth district. he served us in the 32nd district. and he served us and the most powerful committee and the entire country, the rules committee. only reason the u.s. house of representatives section got anything done was because of the leadership of one man and one committee, and that is our beloved pete sessions. make no mistake about it. when you want to go and say how did we take back the house? i can tell you one name. that is pete sessions. he knows how to sell the fight. he knows that the serve. and he knows what it means to make sure that we protect the entire country. in terms of liberty, opportunity , and he understands the threats on the left. most import

they won't allow kirk cox to elevate it. because to them that loses powe power.are going to put the head of the power of what they think is right thing. >> jessica: i forget if it's blackface or sexual assault, but there was for the number four, as well. there was an accusation, i can look it up. it's a problem for democrats, for sure. in virginia it just seems like a bit of a mass dog mess overall. we should hear from these women. the green new deal -- the president sees it as a winning issue for him in 2020, taking shots is congresswoman ocasio-cortez on the left. whether the showdowns the president should want. >> the green new deal? i love it. they said, "yeah, but you don't let airplanes anymore, so you can get to hawaii." somebody joking del mike jokingly said, "we will build a train to hawaii." and she thought it was a distant idea. ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rat

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protesters scratching the stage to interrupt charlie kirk and candace on. on.arly shimkus has the growing backlash to those hecklers pouring in online. ♪ .. 't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. heather: student protesters disrupting charlie kirk and candace owens at an event out of louisiana state university. [shouting] heather: carly shimkus with fox news headlines serious xm 115 with the backlash. >> candace owens said something like we would love to have a conversation with you but the protester -- so these students for

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and that provoked some angry reactions from viewers, including austin kirk, who e—mailed...as to bbc news for their response to those complaints, and this is what they told us. as well as reporting on the investigation, another ofjohn as well as reporting on the investigation, another of john so's recent activities has come under the spotlight coming under. as fee news revealed the bbc north america editor addressed the executive of the tobacco giant philip morris at a staff conference in miami. health charities and anti—smoking campaigners were not impressed. and nor was clear san brooke, who tweeted. .. and lance dyer wonder... jon sopel declined to respond to bus feet and a bbc spokesperson declined to say how much he had been paid... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, do e—mail news watch... you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and you have a look at previous interviews and discussions on our website,... that's all from us. we will be back to hear y

disrupting charlie kirk and candace owen's at louisiana state university. with serious xm 115. >> in an attempt to de-escalate the situation candace owens asked the student protester to have a conversation with them. the insult kept flying until campus police stepped in. the students for justice in palestine later took credit for the protest saying on facebook turning point usa is problematic. if your speech and dangerous people you should not be provided a platform to share it especially a public university. many folks on social media speaking out, so glad these young people are speaking up and waking up others as to what is happening. candace and charlie kirk, thanks for doing such a good job and senior lecturer says just wanted to say thank you for coming to lsu. i thoroughly enjoyed the discussion. the controversy on campuses continues. rob: it is something you have to apologize for saying all lives matter. >> in 2015 as the black lives matter movement was escalating south bend indiana mayor and potential president of candidate pete buttigieg said all l

charlie kirk has a reaction for the freshman congressman coming up.have the update on julian assange as well. >> reporter: we have 15 minutes to figure out what is going on. will he be extradited to the united states? and spilling the beans about what really happened with those emails. stay tuned. coming up on the program, judge and napolitano will be joining us. we have a former dhs secretary jay johnson with president obama, dana lash, corey the with afghans newt gingrich. today is national barbershop quartet day. you have seen them performing on the tonight show before but tom will bring his quartet to perform. we have a the three hours 14 minutes from now on the channel you transfer your morning news. back in two minutes. the game doesn't end after a walk-off, down two runs in the bottom of the ninth. because there's always another game on deck. with mlb extra innings on xfinity x1, you'll get up to 90 out of market games per week with mlb.tv included. get all the body sacrificing catches, home plate heroics, and 6-4-3 double plays. plus, with x1

doug shown, charlie kirk. >> if any other human being in this country had done what is documented ineller report, he would be arrested and put in jail. >> congress should take a step toward impeachment. >> multiple townhall's tonight, two contenders, senator warren and harris joining the course of those who say it's time to think about impeaching the president. time for the power panel. former clinton pollster doug shown, turning point usa founder charlie kirk and fox news contributor charlie hurts, welcome to all of you. you know the democrats are split about this, there were phone calls in the house, a number of house democrats, but at least a couple of them seem to think it is a winning strategy. >> that is true. in primaries you run as a democrat to the left and there are 75% of democratic primary voters saying it is right to impeach trump so that is what is happening. the problem is it is a disastrous general election strategy as the republicans found in 1998 after the impeachment of bill clinton so my advice to my fellow democrats is drop this, move on, talk about issues and fo

. ♪ no more hate ♪ >> charlie kirk, one of the founders of turning point usa joins us to respond. - iany's succeed as a team and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we order custom ink to welcome new employees, personalize team shirts, and even for company events. the design lab is so easy to use. we just upload out logo and if we have any questions, customer service is there to help. seeing our team together in custom ink gear is an amazing reminder of hof. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you look and feel like a team. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com >> [bleep]. [bleep]. >> shannon: that was a scene from the turning point usa chapter president after a >> no more hate ♪ shannon: that was the scene for the texas state university chapter president during and after a student government meeting where the student body government voted to ban the conservative group from campus altogether. let's talk to the founder of turning point usa about this, charlie kirk. >> thank you for having me. shannon: i will read the resolution

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. >> kirk! you have entered the restricted zone! prepare for your demise!t, what's that on your lip? ughter that looks ripe.er i.wellee ( laughter ) i'm guessing someone's been doing a little more than captaining? ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> word of advice-- mark your drinking glass with a piece of tape and your name, just so there's no mix-ups. ( laughter ) i apologize. i was so distracted by that glowing red moon of alphanius 3 on your face, that i forgot to destroy you! wait, what are you doing!? no! damn you, kirk! i have a date tonight! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, check and unbalanced. plus, stephen welcomes: chris hayes. and nico parker. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: wow! wow! gene roddenberry would be proud! please, everybody, have a seat! thank you so much. please, sit, sit, sit! you're very kind, everybody. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephe

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and joining us on the couch today for the first time, charlie kirk. the founder and ceo of turning point usa. so glad to get you out here! >> charlie: pleased to be here, thank you. >> melissa: do you feel ready? >> charlie: i hope so! [laughter] >> melissa: let's get to it. the two brothers filing a defamation lawsuit against smollett's high-profile attorneys, the brothers were initially arrested as suspects in the alleged attack in january but were later released. they are claiming that jussie smollett paid them "a sum of money" to stage an attack to benefit himself. they add that the actor directed every aspect of the incident. smollett maintains the attack was not staged. here's an attorney for the brothers reading their statemen statement. >> these lies are destroying our character and our reputation in our personal and professional lives. those who know us personally know that we don't have hate for anyone that is not who we are. we will no longer sit back and allow these lies to continue. >> melissa: mike tobin's live in chicago with the latest

just east of cals clark kirk campus. that quake happened just before 9:00 a.m. and neither caused any damage. >>> a small plane crashed in davis this morning sending one person to the hospital. the plane took off around 11:00 a.m. from yolo county airport. and that's about ten miles northwest from uc davis. soon after, authorities say the pilot tried to land on a farm field but the plane landed upside down. rescue crews had to pull the pilot out. he was the only one on the plane. the pilot was air lifted to the hospital. no word on his condition. the faa is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> president trump continuing to press his case on immigration. and as you've heard, he says that he may send migrants to sanctuary cities like san francisco. as reported, kenneth craig explains, the administration also just got a favorable court ruling. >> a legal victory for the white house capped of fiery debate about immigration. an appeals court said friday, the trump administration couldn't temporarily continue to force migrants to wait in mexico while cases are de

nothing to yell out we couldn't wash in the height of summer we couldn't kirk which was banned somehow we have to survive the drought every summer even though we suffer a lot. it will feel. the matter of petaca is campaigning for fair a distribution of water but he alone can't force the avocado producers to give up their water he doesn't have the all farty. all he can do is plead. with it on the. advice of people who own and run the plantations sat at this table five years ago. and i asked the. internet in times of extreme drought if they'd be willing to limit their water usage to grant some water rights to the people of the community what do you see they said no. their goal is to produce reach targets and export. well then you know the conversation ended there. what was left to discuss. like that like i said everything. yes and all. the thirst for profit is overriding human solidarity when asked to comment the region's top exporter said avocados are the reason for the water shortage and that no producer to date has been legally charged with stealing water. but still there have always

joe kirk. did a bizarrely good wash how he said there i nibble about talk that. just a bit about talking us a kindred kissin in my john lennon says tonight here the image to. keep. we talked francis not in the trunk and we had to initiate in a good song music you know to the joke i asked him a little mushy to be a book admin a true music laden truck. and that this issue partly moonachie ok john on the need to make this a ad-hoc museum's record that you can so says the critical are good idea comes. a little. shy a land just send them all down. your own she that she be how truly elemis i mean to note it in sad shocked little sod to think i not need our digital death or to get it. out the lawn was lousy shot polygamous she is the gift it is the on the cliff the guy survived. because middle man that i'm shocked little is that that. you. stumble into a demographic upset to provide the sht. room large to lash or one lab we are i in some large beings on the wrong alarm on the ramadan ganesh we're on the harley see wish to tubby room the machines be on at all not double

kirk cousins in the white hat. this point is made interesting in the last minute. he made a play. the lead down to one. was michigan state that made the mistake. under pressure. this never happens to them. spartans turnover. with the ball in his hands, he delivered the dagger that put it away. texas tech up by 10. 61-51. michigan state and the red raiders. we have women's legend teeing off the final round of the inaugural address the national amateur championship. the number 2 ranked amateur. she left some thoughts out there. she finished for 26. a 30 player field today. it was wired to. the world's number 1 ranked amateur. a birdie to end around. 10 under for the event. no green jacket but she got a great trophy and the satisfaction of being the first ever champion. >>> we are hardly down. we only at the midway point. segment number 2 was coming. in that one, and maybe the best defensive outfielder alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. it's an incubator it'sof achie

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on friday, they arrested paul gait and elaine kirk, who live less than two miles from the airport.istressed, as are our family and friends, and we are currently receiving medical care. despite a huge police effort and a £50,000 reward, the culprit remains at large. but there was one possible sighting of the perpetrator. during the attack, paul and shelagh mott were dropping off a parcel about three miles from the runway. i couldn't find the address in the dark, though i had a powerful head torch on, and so i drove the whole way up, staring carefully at every entrance way. we came to a particular gateway, quite a large set—back one, which had a figure leaning over two drones. one was a large, three to four foot wide one, actually with its lights on, and the other was much smaller, both were crossbar type. he was leaning over the lit drone. he didn't look up when the car headlights were on him. so i'm afraid i drove off quite quickly, within a few seconds, without taking a picture. they were troubled by what they'd seen. and decided to pull over, finally make my first ever in my life

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or projects president steven kirk says without government programs to help provide housing and incentives to build new ones the future for rural communities is bleak and may just require low interest loans that may require. some police ferenc but without the us we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america the pew charitable trust says newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor among the worst affected at the peak of the economic crisis in two thousand and six more than a third of mortgages in rural areas were given to borrowers who were credit risks one of many factors that made things worse and food banks such as farm shirt told us that busier than ever a direct effect they say at the rising cost of living as people choose between food and rent what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural comm

earlier former london police officer peter kirk him and social activists leave jasper is a former equality advisor to the mayor of london. i'm afraid discrimination is a fact of life disproportionality and racial profiling. of the culture of the policing in la gina cities is nothing to say that if they recently disproportionality in there probably is some. of the racism of police officers that an officer of the law with out any reasonable cools. can stop and detain you is a fundamental breach of civil liberties e-com do the public health approach without establishing place on the streets in the first place and the only way of doing that the only way of stopping someone going start tonight tomorrow next week next month maybe even next year is policing that's the only chance we've got of stopping noise that around the streets being used so i think a bit like the flat earth society people are just making stuff up to just political position is very clear the prime minister has said that stop and search is on just looking to the police to sort it out and that's what they've always done in the p

joining us now peter kirk and who's a former police officer also lead jasper who's a social activist and a former advisor on qualities to the mayor of london gentlemen both welcome to the program pictures a former policeman can i ask you about this first because i know statistics don't paint the whole picture but half of knife crime is attributed as perpetrator or victim to black or ethnic minorities but people from those communities are nine times more likely to be stopped and searched how is it possible to not read that as racial profiling. because you're misreading the statistics and the statistics are unreliable in the first place when you've got. any sony in london that disproportionality in terms of people being victims and perpetrators of serious not crime. when you compare the numbers and the population. to the population as a whole the demographics of the population as a whole that's for far more than nine times more likely to be stopped or become a perpetrator in relation to disproportionality the basic fundamental problem with those statistics and this isn't me just saying

claims it's what led to berlin becoming home to some of the biggest criminal clans in the world michael kirk who was the country's first kick boxing champion in the early ninety's has been speaking to r.t. about germany and his problems. not ready to cut and kill if they have a gun ready to shoot and kill. there is a law everyone has to abide by so. i don't mean there are families like. remo. checker. or. all of these are big families. well known in the criminal world but you can't all of them are criminals and many have nothing to do with it. oh. it will be. because i was. because i was present off. i've been in this business since nine hundred eighty two there's one though almost every family even if i don't know someone they've heard about me they know i'm a fan of multiculturalism i always speak very positively about it wasn't because many found themselves in the criminal world here as a result. we have to give these guys some credit the german government hadn't done enough to integrate and then obvious going to many of them couldn't get a job license for years and that's why they resort

the hood's president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to dressed the future for rural communities is bleak it may just require low interest loans that may require. some police ferenc but without the we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the u.s. newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor a facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed. as india prepares for elections prime minister there under modi is fighting his campaign on security the threat of terrorism from p

our boots president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to dressed the future for rural communities is bleak it may just require low interest loans that may require. some police ferenc but without the we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the u.s. newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor a facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed. as india prepares for elections prime minister there under modi is fighting his campaign on security the threat of terrorism from p

his rivals pitted it couldn't last though has bought us got his orders to start a couple of other kirk everybodys bunch up behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the finn overtook the monegasques and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second wind of the season and top spot in the standings as le claire finished fifth two wins each for the fin and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third us so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do that to stop the hard work harder work better i just think the same as before our form itself you know with i don't think the team or the drivers a performed well. the three. have ever performed as well as they have as a whole and that's why you see until they start performing at the level we are then . this is how it's going to be so bought us best in back you hamilton not far behind which miss avies man wins the championship already looking like the story line for the season who

that it is proceeded to school kirk. to put you on that i bought it and all. but you're sort of on the want opposite of the so far. which the government will support. so here's the second belton road for him as china strives to become a platform for all sort of business and we've done of reporting from beijing. we heard from economist and financial analyst alexander a tab on what he calls for ties between russia and china could mean for the global markets bosko and b.g. already very tightly connected on the bones and they think this initiative is only highlight of the strong bond between the two countries and especially this. environment where you have this robot ministration is. putting the status to higher and that is showing. in the protectionist stairs so i think in this environment. the other way is between showing the russia. show. and the authority of to this go and of. least policies and also over the long term i think it's earns a strong message that there is a shift from this word that is led by the you were. on all of those and that eventually we wo

his rivals pitted it couldn't last though has bought us got his orders to start a couple of on the kirk everybodys bunch up behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the finn overtook the monegasques and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second win of the season and top spot in the standings as le claire finished fifth two wins each for the finn and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third yes so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do than to stop the hard work harder work better i just think the same as before our form itself you know with i don't think the team or the drivers of performed well. the three. have ever performed as well as they have as a whole and that's why you see until they start performing at the level we are then . this is how it's going to be so bought us best in back to hamilton not far behind which miss avies man wins the championship already looking like the storyline for the season who

our billets president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to dress to the future for rural communities is bleak it may just require low interest loans that may require. subsidies for rents but without the us we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the us newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor of facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the us is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed. as india prepares for elections prime minister narendra modi is fighting his campaign on security the threat of terrorism from pa

republican party dinner with former congressman pete sessions and turning point usa founder charlie kirk. this part of the event is 50 minutes. one of my dear friend said you must talk to pete sessions. if you want to understand what is happening in texas and the fight. he is the manteno. , i startedi must say learning about pete. as we all know, the honorable pete sessions is a legend. , he has fought. he has served us in the fifth district. he served us in e

republican party dinner with former texas congressman pete sessions and turning point usa founder charlie kirkis part of the event is 50 minutes. >> so anyway, one of my dear friends said, you must talk to pete sessions. because if you want to understand what is happening in texas and you want to

the hoods president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to dressed the future for rural communities is bleak it may just require low interest loans that may require. some police ferenc but without the we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the u.s. newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor a facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed. as india prepares for elections prime minister there under modi is fighting his campaign on security the threat of terrorism from p

are the hoods president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to addressed the future for rural communities is bleak. it may just require low interest loans that may require. some police ferenc but without the we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns and people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the u.s. newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor a facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed and gallacher al-jazeera homestead florida. we'll take you to the headlines now on al jazeera and algeria's president of the dise

are the hoods president stephen kirk says if issues like funding new construction and government intervention on to dressed the future for rural communities is bleak. it may just require low interest loans it may require. subsidies ferenc but without the us we're we're killing rural america we're killing rural towns as people have to leave to find jobs in other places and then they face a similar problem in urban america across the u.s. newly arrived migrant workers the elderly and the poor of facing a crisis that if left unchecked will have consequences for the entire nation in many places food banks are busier than ever direct effect of the rising cost of living what projects like rural neighborhoods do for families is give them dignity and security but the picture for eight million others across the u.s. is growing increasingly desperate experts say one in four rural communities is now facing an affordable housing crisis set to get worse if it's not addressed and gallacher al-jazeera homestead florida the u.s. president's taken a step back from his threat to close the border with mexico do