news of the week is the host of the world according to judge the former minnesota governor jesse ventura author and editor at large for salon dot com the one and only walk ins are to america correspondent rachel blevins and american sports correspondent stephen chris tacos and we've got a full show for you we go from war to new year's eve shootings to n.b.a. commissioners we've got a whole lot to get to but 1st let's start with the recent protests and siege of the u.s. embassy in iraq and look almost a meeting at least since the start of this the u.s. spin machine jump led by president trump put all of the blame on the protests on iran and iranians backed militias in iraq let's get the big huge monstrous elephant out of the room and on the ass this panel. are we seeing happening in iraq right now a harbinger of a potential war with iran using iraq as the battlefield i'll start with you jesse. well of course it is you know you have to look at it the congress just appropriated $850000000000.00 to the department of defense which should be called 'd the department of off friends and they've

the news of the week as the host of the world according to jess the former minnesota governor jesse ventura author and editor at large for salon dot com the one and only be walk ins are to america correspondent rachel blevins an artsy american sports correspondent stephen christakis shows and we've got a full show for you we go from war to new year's eve shootings to n.b.a. commissioners we've got a whole lot to get to but 1st let's start with the recent protests and siege of the u.s. embassy in iraq and i look almost immediately since the start of this the u.s. spin machine jumped led by president trump put all of the blame on the protests on iran and iranian backed militias in iraq let's get the big huge monstrous elephant out of the room and me ask this panel. are what we're seeing happening in iraq right now harbinger of a potential war with iran using iraq as the battlefield i'll start with you jesse. well of course it is you know you have to look at it the congress just appropriated $800.00. $50000000000.00 to the department of defense which should be called the department of off frie

we have a handful of those here tonight to represent ventura county finest the men and women. [cheers and applause] these men and women literally save the day and in the process save the reagan library.tu the ventura county also commander and speaking of heroes november marks one year since the devastating shooting and we have with us karen who is the widow of sergeant john. [cheers and applause] if you would stand. [applause] each of them represents the thousands of first responders police fire rescue workers and their families who fought back not only the flames of reagan library but all over southern california. if you would now please join me i want to introduce a special woman who will introduce our special speaker tonight no doubt she is known to everyone in the audience whether that involves her public service career as a prosecutor in san francisco and l.a. or her terrific work with fox news over the years. [applause] it is no surprise she is closely involved with supporting president donald trump and if the stories are remotely correct that to get in support of our sp

do you know provides a chance for ventura to share his experiences of having cattle and how him but children help out with a move them in a usenet measuring up on them which meant that if they believed. on race up on the floor with me. most of my anger and it was. over you know when young oh when you take off for one week. then up on that you know if you know i wouldn't be no repeat no to conquer all over you and bring your yank up way up and you know me oh no no me i'm in on the lead. yeah. ok. in this remote landscape maybe a life that could help money to the water in the away says vital for him but who lives here with their cattle. and also for another tribe the overhead in. the. bank of america but dalton in lima don't know if there's even a mobile phone signal here. time to check. that. dalton's team want to know more about how the human lives in the away says. they soon realize the burden of virtually all activities lies on the women they care for the children cook for the family help tend to the animals and even builds their houses but. there is a lesson here which could be that with.

al acercarse a su destino en el condado de ventura, y luego de pasar por las torres de control de doseguir porque vuela muy bajo. la mÁquina registra que eleva vuelo bruscamente, luego ya no responde. minutos despuÉs, se recibe la llamada al 911 reportando la caÍda de un helicÓptero. >> cuando en condiciones nebulosas, si los conductores no ven mÁs de 2010, no van a volar. gina: esos helicÓpteros no cuentan con caja negra, pero sÍ con equipos electrÓnicos que pueden ayudar a resolver el accidente. dijo que el piloto tenÍa la experiencia suficiente. mientras las autoridades continÚan con las investigaciones para determinar las causas del accidente, en la escuela mamba, que Él creÓ hace unos aÑos, las muestras de cariÑo y respeto hacia su memoria siguen llegando. >> todo lo que hizo en la academia para las niÑas, era un hÉroe. enrique: aunque claramente la atenciÓn se ha concentrado en kobe bryant y su hija, varias familias quedaron marcadas despuÉs del accidente ocurrido en las montaÑas de calabasas , california. nueve personas perdieron la vida en el incidente, incluyendo tres menores

aÚn no sabe del asombro de la balacera, que el domingo dejÓ a su hijo de 25 aÑos muerto, en el club venturacolaborador que, a pesar de su apariencia, siempre era bondadoso. ademÁs, deja huÉrfano a su pequeÑo niÑo de cinco aÑos yy sola a su prometida prima que lo acompaÑaban anoche la tragedia. >> cÓmo ha sido parte de estas Últimas 48 horas? >> como dice mi hija, pensando que todavÍa puede aparecer mijo lleguÉ a visitarme. pedro: asÍ fue presentado el joven de 19 aÑos, acusado por asesinato capital. es un rapero que difunde su mÚsica portando pistolas en redes sociales. ademÁs, se iba a presentar en el lugar del incidente. asegurÓ que robert martÍnez lo amenazÓ de muerte y por eso uso su arma. ademÁs se disculpÓ. >> estoy arrepentido de todo lo que hice, no estoy mintiendo. pedro: para los familiares de las vÍctimas, lo ocurrido y les ha dejado una huella imposible de borrar. >> tengo mi nieto, cada vez que lo veo, lo voy a ver a Él. mi nieto no va a tener a su papÁ. pedro: reportes testigos indican que los disparos hicieron desde la parte posterior del lugar queda al reconocido paseo del r

the victim is now an adult living in ventura county and she contacted the sonoma department and he was arrested yesterday on felony charges and bail was set. >>> of 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted on her way to school today. he was arrested but not before grabbing a second girl that fought him off. >> as soon as we get home i will have a conversation with her. >> parents are talking to the kids about safety and whether they should walk to and from school. this community has 6000 people. >> they care so much about our kits. i know that they are all torn up about this. >> parents got a call an email from the school district describing how a man targeted two middle school students but reassured everyone that he is no longer a threat. >> pretty much every unit responded. >> reporter: the sheriff's substation is a mile from campus so detectives swarmed the area after the man struck in the 8 am hour. >> he grabbed her off of the street then he drove her to a different location where he sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: then he freed the 14-year-old girl who ran the campus and told

say the crimes took place across six counties, sacramento, contra costa, orange, santa barbara, and ventura. >>> a bay area city has been ranked as one of the best places to live in the country. >> we'll tell but that and a violent attack near a homeless camp. >>> i was in the feelth position for probably 30, 40 seconds. >> we are tracking some more rain, not tomorrow though. the to being will be the story in the morning. and some mild temperatures. rain in the five-day. >>> the city of oryneda has been ranked among the best cities to live in the spire country. the site cited incomes three times higher than the national average and the low unemployment rate. >>> the city of heyward looks to be a popular place for millennials. heyward made the top-10 list of u.s. cities where millennials are buying homes. they say that millennial home ownership is up 4% over the past ten years. still it's not cheap to live there. the average home costs more than $600,000. overall the study found that home ownership among people who are 18 to 34 is going down nationwide. >>> a man says he was attacked yesterd

as a teenager he left and went to school in the city of ventura. there he met then fell in love with navy yard. they married and moved to san paulo where they became active in left wing politics opposing the repressive military dictatorship that had come to power in a coup in 1964. their friends disappeared some were tortured some were murdered. in 1969 the couple fled to paris salgado began working for international aid projects but then one day they came home with a camera and his life changed. the 1st the polder see that they too can hold my life long 1971 of the 1st time my wife told that come what i do made the pictures of architecture because why students in architecture and dismal and. i took the 1st picture in my life i looked through i do find out all fucked up but from this moment to everything truslow my life and i started to discuss with my wife i had a proposition to gold the washington will walk in the world above it that. for months we discuss i would be economy so i become a football to them all that said the football for wins and w

in remote areas behind factory walls and in brick kilns where abuse is common in sonnet 31 theone ventura wanting economy like me to get a dog out of miller now the fight against slavery is going into space we're able to say to the local n.g.o.s here is a brick kiln that we believe has all the earmarks of slave labor $101.00 east explores how technology is giving slavery nowhere to hide. there was more. was. to fight against slavery has a new weapon. the. 2 sides cornered leverage the good. shot is a lawyer working for volunteers for a social justice or vs j a local n.g.o.s fighting to free families from slavery and set another one if it be that a quarter. of a 30 year. it is b.s. jay has freed thousands of people in northern india from slavery. today they going to a raid at taco bricks. the kilns distinctive footprints can be seen clearly from space using state of the art satellite technology. what we can feed the fiction naif i'm not in typical of 50 to kill a cow dr doreen boyd is an associate professor of civilizations at the university of nottingham and she points out the telltale si

as i noted i lived in minnesota during jesse ventura who was part of the reform party at the time. so what we're looking at in terms of being an analyst is the lens of partisanship and political parties and how they contribute to how we see ourselves as citizens and political actors in a democracy. so you all are very active in terms of thinking about politics. you're here experiencing it, but not everybody is obviously as active as you are. at the same time we are all political actors because we do live in a democracy where most of us have a means of influencing and engaging with politics. let's think about the way we are sort of moving into this discussion of our speakers and think about the readings for today and some of the research that essentially is going to frame how we should consider stephanie hamill and peter waner and who are coming to talk to us today. let's dig into the reading a little bit and tease out some of what these scholars are discussing. sam burger actually kind of made passing reference that i heard and i don't know if you did until you started thinking abo

everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyro ventura keep on watching those hawks they have a great night everybody. russian president vladimir putin has proposed some important political reforms what are they what are their significance and importantly why now and what about the claim of clinging to power. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida you know the mother daughter is buried in a cement terry meaning messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police need is a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pen this than him and what happens in court be. shocked shocked as far as i feel. we don't know she'll just from. the end of this trial unfortunately you. will still not know childress. joined me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll s

today remember in this world we are not told we love them up so i tell you all i love you i am tyrrel ventura and before we go if you want to catch up with anything we talk about on this show don't forget that there is an app for that yes download the new portable t.v. app today on your smartphone keep up with us anywhere and everywhere keep watching those talks never great they might everybody. leg. length. live. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. lists lists lists. lists. and very well might continue watching on since last. the stud just one magic bullet you could actually come up with some of the top of these baby bonds talking about ways we get access to capital and capitalism is important so we could actually have programs that actually help folks who want to do that but when you give everybody a $1000.00 i'm a poor person i'm going to consume that and if you're rich you're going to invest that. the wealth disparity is going to grow because you're not using your money to do it can so you're literally buy more crazy things and then my landlord knowing that i got a $1000.00 an

around the la area that was headg from john wayne airport in orange county to come real airport in ventura county when the chopper went down. where the 49 ers are getting ready for the super bowl. >>and today, several key talk about their strategies ahead of the game up on first day really why first in miami tonight, kate them what did they have to said. >>well they had a lot to say it was a pretty interesting one and a pretty easy day for the forty-niners in the scheme of things in this week of utter chaos because they have to walk through yesterday that no practice today so the guys with the media session today got off pretty easy. there are a lot of funny questions from what character do you play when you play mario kart to who's the best dancer on the team, but at the end of the day it's really about one thing how to beat the chiefs. >>the more the freetown to help from i don't really gave me easy to make everything the whole time like a big test for sunday some are looking for to you know how close are they only creating big plays with the with the weather been the best at what he doe

welcome we're going to watching the hawks i am tyrone ventura and joining me today the skies these new numbers on wealth inequality and just how close we may be to a 21st century great depression is author and economist richard wolfe the one and only thank you so much for coming on today mr wolf. glad to be here thank you well look the numbers this latest oxfam report that they released are staggering i mean just over 2000 individuals on the planet have more wealth between them than 4600000000 people what are the dangers from that kind of wealth disparity as we move into the 2020 was. a part of me wants to answer by giving you all the statistics and studies that show how terrible inequality is for economic growth for economic development for the kinds of societies most people want to live in so i'm going to put that aside i assume people know what let me focus on the big one this is not a sustainable arrangement if you look at the 2000 plus billionaires those who control all that wealth 60 percent more wealth than the 60 percent of the rest of us in this world you will see that that we

that good topic and we'll pick that one up again in a later date but i want to thank my panel jesse ventura the watkins rachel rachel blevins and steve christakis thank you so much everyone for coming on always a pleasure that is our show for you today remember when in this world we are not told but we are loved enough so i tell you all the love i am tyrone been through and keep on watching all those hawks out there a great day and night. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race on the dramatic developments only and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful betty to kill time to sit. leeks laws leave. when you're. in the present pick with the biggest and most of the book movie subpart. it's going to show us that it's a bit soon. there's. just a little. thousands of american men and women she was just sort of in the country's military decision little sheltered lives every thing came to a complete. the day that i was right all be instructed you know told to shut up or they'd kill me and i see how destroyed my life and he screamed

everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyro ventura keep on watching those talks that are great everybody. i'm going to fulfill the repeated purposes ok politics to the people i promise to be you know we've all pots to. be really really really. pretty good bertha now you want to 1st. know. you know before george bizarros became bill 5 and a global market manipulator an election ringer he wrote a lot of interesting books and of course c.n.n. jim rogers at the quantum fund which was one of the best performing hedge funds ever kind of invented the modern hedge fund and he's got a lot of things to say if you look at his old work and we're going to get into it. at the u.n. security council to west continues to defend the chemical weapons what stocks report on syria's 28 to my incident despite the what some own former inspector when it contradicts. the findings of the finals at the very liberal all. contradictory or a complete turn are only worth what. the divide between the ridiculously rich on the rest of us this morning not pulls a new re

applause] these men and women literally save the day and in the process save the reagan library the ventura county sheriff commander john riley and speaking of heroes november marks one year since the devastating borderline shooting in tonight we have the widow. [cheers and applause] please stand. [applause] each represents thousands of first responders, police fire rescue workers and their families who fought back lot one - - flames not only at reagan library but all over southern california. if you would please join me i want to introduce a special woman who will introduce our special speaker tonight i have no doubt she is known to just about everyone in the audience for her role whether that involved her career as a prosecutor in san francisco and l.a. [applause] or her work with fox news. [cheers and applause] it is no surprise she is involved is a partying president donald trump and if the stories are correct but more on that from the amazing gentlemen please join me to welcome to the stage mrs. kimberly guilfoyle. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much what an incredible moment. g

the flight started out following the ventura highway for most of its time.ntsb will be looking at. i have to think that perhaps they were flying visual flight rules, and not using instruments or not using auto pilot to control that very expensive helicopter. it had all those facilities tonight to be able to fly in fog. it says to me the pilot was look down at the ground trying not to hit anything. but i'm not the ntsb and we'll hear the and from them s some months from now. reporter: the ntsb, to know what caused this tragic accident and impossible to know what was going through the pilot's mind. what we do know for a fact is there was a very, very thick blanket of fog over these hills. and it was described by some of the local residents as the kind of fog they have rarely if ever seen before here. but the cause of the accident is not what's on the minds of the many people who turned up to pay tribute to kobe bryant, the basketball ledge end and pay their respect to his family members. it is a very somber scene here. we are understand returns of fans are tod

investigators say the crimes happen in sacramento, contra costa, orange, santa barbara and ventura counties 1975 and 1986. >>> opening statements in the trial of harvey weinstein. the movie mogul insisted that the sexual encounters were consensual. >> reporter: harvey weinstein entering covert without his walker. 80 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. the five federal charges are based on the allegations of two women. he's pled not guilty to sexual assault in 2013. c he held me down i tried to get him off me and i kept asking him to stop but it was impossible. he was persistent and physically overpowering. >> reporter: weinstein's lawyer denies anything nonconsensual. they said that he has shown a pattern of repeated sexual assault. the attorneys say that they will see him as a sexual predator. they described how he tricked his victims and assaulted them. the trials expected to last 5-6 weeks. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> bad blood filtering into this year's democratic race. hillary clinton attempted to clarify her comments about bernie sanders. w

areas behind factory walls and in brick kilns where abuse is common it's on advantage of jogging on ventura wanting economy like me to get a dog out of miller now the fight against slavery is going into space we're able to say to the local n.g.o.s here is a brick kiln that we believe has all the earmarks of slave labor $101.00 east explores how technology is giving slavery no way to hide. their bodies.

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the ventura county sheriff's department is also assisting in addition with santa monica park rangers. it's a very large group that will be deployed throughout the night to secure the area. we want to encourage people, if you're not a local resident, please stay away from the area. now i want to turn it over to doctor lucas. >> good evening. my name is jonathan lucas, the chief medical examiner for the city of los angeles. first and foremost i want to offer our thoughts and condolences with all the families of those who lost their lives in this tragic incident. today multiple members of our special operations response team on-site our recovery efforts began today, but as the sheriff's mentioned, given the terrain and the condition of the site, we expect this will take at least a couple, if not a few days to complete the recovery. our priority is completing the recovery as quickly as possible, but safely and thoroughly in doing that to make sure our staff are safe. our next priority after recovery is identification also notification of the families. all of which we will do as soon as we

crimes took place across six counties, sacramento, contra costa, orange, santa barbara, tulare, and ventura dead after a small plane crashed this afternoon in southern california. police say it happened while the pilot was trying to take off from the corona municipal airport in riverside county, shortly after noon. they found the plane burning at the end of the runway. authorities say all four people on board were killed. the airport has been closed now to flights. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> we are heading into more rain gear as we get to the five day forecast, not tomorrow, though, we will see some clouds, i will have details with the latest models, after the break. >>> let's go to heather holmes and the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are working on at the 7:00 news. >>> another ban on conversion therapy, the conservative date that has become the latest in the country to outlaw this practice. >>> also, one credit a potential candidate is suing former democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton for $50 million. there is information we are g

she drives up to ventura which is 40 miles north of los angeles, confronts all the people bidding on foreclosure, printed out information -- >> anybody -- don't do it, don't do it, they are ripping me off until the last minute this woman comes, puts in her little bluetooth and doesn't pay any attention. >> i don't want to see that. >> 330,$000 and until i talked to sandy who directly confronted this machine which people usually don't do, she walks back to her car and just sits there and asks where are they going to go. she drives back to her house which is no longer her house and she walks in the door and sits with her adult daughter and her sister comes over and they are sitting there, we lost our family home. and she saves everything. it is a blue masking tape. it is an eviction notice. she comes to the door and confronts this man and he simultaneously gives her this addiction notice signed by the california 5 llc and also this letter saying should everyone tell you you are being evicted, know that this is not the case. we want you to stay as our tenant. who are these guys? she fig

we have enough tonight, i handful most heroes representing ventura county finest men and women -- [cheering and applauding] [applause] these men and women literally saved the day and in the process, saved the reagan library. the fire department, county chief and his wife. sheriff john riley andsh speakig of heroes, november marks 20 years since the devastating borderline shooting and tonight we have with us, karen, the widow of sgt. ron. [cheering and applauding] if you want to stand, please stand. [cheering and applauding] [applause] each of them represents the thousands of first responders, police, fire, rescue workers and families who fought back not only the reagan library's book fires all over socal. if you would now please join me, i want to introduce a special woman who will introduce our special speaker tonight. i have no doubt she's known to just about everyone in the audience for her roles, whether the involved service career as a prosecutor in san francisco and l.a. -- [applause] or fox news over the years. [applause] it's no surprise she is closely involved in supporting preside

jonathan lucas and we had the chp is assisting with the road closures, the ventura county sheriff's department is assisting with the santa monica park rangers. it's a very large group of people who will be deployed throughout the night to secure the area so we want to encourage people, if you are not a local resident, please stay away from the area. i want to turn it over to dr. luca lucas. >> good evening. my name is dr. jonathan lucas. i'm the chief medical examiner for the county of los angeles. first and foremost, i just want to offer our thoughts and condolences with all the families that of those who lost their lives in the tragic incident. today our department had multiple members of our special operations response team that were on site. our recovery efforts began today, but as the sheriff mentioned, given the terrain and the condition of the site, we expect that this will probably take at least a couple, if not a few days to complete the recovery. our priority is completing the recovery as quickly as possible but safely and thoroughly and doing that to make sure our staff, like i said

this should happen after people inside the ventura bar and music club got into an argument and that clubted on the san antonio river walk which is an area very popular with tourists. police say they expect to track down and arrest the suspect shortly. >>> another racehorse died at santa anita park marking the third at the three consecutive days in the park, the horse collided with another horse during training and had to be euthanized because of its injuries yesterday and on friday and saturday two courses were euthanized after fracturing their ankles at the park and the three deaths in the number of horses who have died it santa anita up to 42. >>> two police officers in honolulu hawaii were shot and killed after a homeowner and her tenet had a violent police were called to the senior diamondhead state monument after the tenant, seven-year- old man, allegedly stabbed his property manager she tried to evict him and then demand fired shots at police, two died and police believe the tenant set the house on fire and the flames quickly spread to at least four other houses in several nearby c

it was at those pools, ace ventura pet detective looked for dolphin snowflake. >> finally, a drive down the venetian causeway should look familiar. but, only with the right song. >> bad boys, bad boys! >> reporter: you know that song is going to be stuck in your head all day. bad boys 2 and 3 was also filmed here. we know that and countless other tv shows and movies and why wouldn't you want to? it is sunny, gorgeous, and the last day of january! no complaints for us for this, right? >> reporter: absolutely no complaints. i have been saying all week long, worst assignment ever because really, how lucky are we? thanks vanessa reporting from south beach this morning and really, it is beautiful up there from the moment we wake up until the moment we go to sleep. now, as we do kick into football, and kick into gear, we are seeing such a great energy out here, here at the experience, it is really great. there were fans lined up and the fans we talked to say hey, we just want to be with other fans, we want to get into game mode. we know the players have been focused all week long, and fans ar

more ace ventura. less of that. >> highbrow. >>> welcome back, everybody.r midwest overnight. whiteout conditions creating treacherous conditions on the roads. the piling snow causing a deadly avalanche at a ski resort and thousands of flights canceled. the massive storm system now moving east. more than 100 million americans are under winter weather alerts this morning. >>> and a lasting tribute for a civil rights icon. a baltimore courthouse is being renamed after the late congressman elijah cummings. the special nod to his legacy according to his widow, the courthouse is where the congressman began his career as a lawyer. >>> check this out. six months pregnant and going strong on the green, golfer blair o'neal right now at sixth place in the diamond resorts tournament of champions. outpacing virtually all male field. the mom-to-be has been working to fine-tune her swing to get it over the baby bump. the 38-year-old says she got the okay from her doctor and she thinks one day it will be, quote, really cool to look back on this moment. i can't even work o

. >> yes >> now it merged with ventura and tco -- >> i interviewed them.nk they have a compelling story. now i know look in in market, this market is going down but as one to accumulate to weakness, that makes a hell of a lot of sense so i'm on board there. to david in virginia david. >> booyah professor jimmy chill cramer. >> jimmy chill is here. >> caller: is it time to buy with the virus. >> no. it is in the blast zone. it is in the china -- no i understand why you want to be there but for so many others, if you want to be in experience of the economy and want a little yield go with epr. go to justin in virginia justin >> caller: hey, jim, how is it going. a big fan and i love the unpatched energy and wisdom you bring every morning and evening. >> that is what we try to do thank you. >> caller: my question is about the company navian. >> it just had a big spike this is student loans, i think it can come lower. wait for that. to barbara in pennsylvania. >> caller: professor cramer. >> yes. >> caller: first time caller long, long time listener. >> i love

candidate named anderson in the '70s, ross perot in the '80 and i'll also echo the name of jesse ventura. i may not agree with all of them, but at least they had the right principle. we haven't had a true, true government since the days of the whigs, federalists. the democrats and the democrat republicans of the jeffersonian era. that's my thought. the only thing that, the only thing i'll say is that the republicans showed something today that makes me lean towards not impeaching trump. >> host: here's what some of the people are saying on our text messages, 202-748-8003. joe in new york: i thought it was interesting the inspector general's opinion regarding the validity of the whistleblower complaint was never put forth by the democrats. this morning's testimony is starting to show the real truth in all of this. democrats have wanted trump gone from the get go. move on, let the man do his job, a great job at that. chris schlitzs from iowa, registered republican from dallas. the republican, pat cipollone of the white house counsel, said the democrats did not give the facts and didn't sho

admin vomiting and response to the disclosure of a trans body has been repeated endlessl in "ace venturand "family guy" over and over again. imagesns people, those just get placed in our brains and our really hard to dislodge. i have dated men for many years. that image was always running through my mind. every time i went to disclose to someone i was trans, that is the image of my head was a man responding. amy: vomiting. >> yes. at the reality of my body. that is the only response i had ever seen was on screen. that is what i am taught. that is what men are taught is an appropriate reaction. that is what the whole world is taught. that i am a legitimate object of disgust. there's also the fascination with the trans body, and that is the part i can at least identify in a somewhat positive way. there's a certain glamour and beauty on-screen as well. but it is always coupled with this violent reaction. amy: and "boys don't cry"? >> i hear this over and overer agagain from transmitting particular. there is an excitement and a thrillndnd a dp sesens of identificaonon with eing a trans chara

you are this season's schwarzenegger, ventura and trump all wrapped up into one. flattering. that guy rich carlguard his name a publisher for forbe. my facebook page blew up with this and i read the article. the truth is he makes some terrific points. i mean, california has had a surplus since 2011. so i understand why people look at it and say all right. but, their capital gains is disproportionate part of their state 13.3% all of that. steve: look at how many people are leaving the state. >> all cap gains are tied to is real estate and the stock market. those things are going to come down. when they come down that money is going to dry up. manufacturing is gone aerospace is gone. banking is gone. energy is gone. ainsley: homeless problem. >> homeless thing is another thing, too. again, i'm just looking at what is going to happen in a couple of years when things come back to earth, all that money dries up. nobody is talking about this. california's population is aging 50% faster than the rest of the country. partly due to the exodus. but for a lot of other reason

. >> host: bob in ventura california, democrat. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to point out that we are appealing, unfortunately the republicans readily seem to be appealing to everyone's belief system. and that is a different set of axioms. it just matters whether you truly believe something it doesn't matter what that belief is. see you are appealing to a vast audience for the democratic arguments are based on logic and trying to prove something in a logical fashion. and they have done an excellent job. but it's not going to play with somebody dealing with a different axiomatic basis for their thoughts. you're if you're basis is what you believe, it doesn't matter what's presented logically. they are appealing to that outcome i feel. >> host: we asked denise what it was like to be a republican in california at what's it like to be a democrat a in california. >> caller: if you're not frustrated you not paying attention. a. [laughter] >> host: this is denise in florida text. this was our last hope and there's nothing i've heard from the liars on th

. >> sí cómo poner én práctica para la ventura y ponerse más creativo. >> es que deseamos lo conocidoe sea ofrecida. >> sí tú tienes una pregunta para nosotros. >> sí párate. >> no sea tímido. >> claro que no pero lo más importante es la comunicación entre pareja y ser compartible en lo que le gusta a ambos. >> así es.pero cosaortante es que va directo y para eso hay que utilizar la estrategia y señales que mire que las flores son los órganos genitales de las plantas, es solo una simbología. >> pero tú en tu experiencia qué recomendaciones le das? >> invitar a la pareja ver una película, por ejemplo de fantasías de deseos sexuales es que gusta ahí y lejos y hay un libro que nos encanta. >> sí un amor que sirva y llegué a mi casa, digo ¡guau aquí está pasando algo pero es que es importante para comunidades unidas ltivar el vínculo de la relación. >> es que en dice que soy amal aamante. >> pero lo más que es ponernos en el propósito de mejorar como pareja. >> gracias por continuar con nosotros y al público que nos ve también. >> sí quedaron superexitados. >> en texas un proyecto innovad

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sort of group that has both democrats and republicans, as i noted i lived in minnesota during jesse ventura who was part of the reform party at the time. so what we're looking at in terms of being an analyst is the lens of partisanship and political parties and how they contribute to how we see ourselves as citizens and political actors in a democracy. so you all are very active in terms of thinking about politics. you're here experiencing it but not everybody is as active as you are. at the same time we are all political actors because we do live in a democracy where most of us have a means of influencing and engaging with politics. let's think about the way we are sort of moving into this discussion of our speakers and think about the readings for today and some of the research that essentially is going to frame how we should consider stephanie hamill and peter waner coming to talk to us today. let's dig foot reading a little bit and tease out some of what these scholars are coming. sam burger actually kind of made passing reference that i heard and i don't know if you did until you start

a mÍ me cautivÓ >>> me llamo lisette rubio tiene 33 aÑos y soy de ventura california para mÍ estar ento de las audiciones a ciega me pongo tan nerviosa >>> pero hay algo nuevo. >> me gusta >>> me encanta porque esta segunda temporada llega con una segunda oportunidad >> y es el (nombre en inglÉs) hay 6 participante que no pasaron las audiciones a ciega y el pÚblico podrÁ elegir quiÉn serÁ la persona pero habra un quinto coaches y es mauri ricky >>> wow.46 t pero bueno, hay mucho talento es la primera audiciÓn a ciegas >>> se van a hacer audiciÓn en la prÓxima temporada >> no, no quiero opacar a nadie >>> no quiero fallar a los coaches >>> quÉdese >>> (aplausos) >>> de todo lo que tenemos en la voz >>> pero bueno, hay mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" y ahora nos vamos con verÓnica albornoz hasta nueva york para que nos cuenten adelante >>> bueno, rashel te cuento que estoy en nueva york acompaÑando el dolor de una familia puertorriqueÑa que se ha tenido que escapar bÁsicamente de la is isla de el encanto las condiciones que estÁn vivienda en la gran manzana y james paso contigo. >> gracias mi que

>> i'm not sure i'm ventura material, but i posted it on my facebook page when i saw it and i just wrote "how bad are things in california? this bad" because honestly, what am i going to go governing a state? but i'll tell you, rich, the author, he really made some points that have troubled me for years, like mostly, i know california has had a surplus in 2011, but your point earlier, the idea that the market is where it is and the idea that real estate has gone through the roof, california's state budget is disproportionately weighted toward capital gains, and those cap gains, 13.3 i think is the highest in the country and what sectors are they attached to? real estate and the market. when those two things come back down to earth as they surely will, that's going to be really really really bad and for $3 trillion economy, what are the fundamental businesses left? it's tech and biotech, it's entertainment, and tourism. manufacturing is gone. banking is gone. aerospace is gone, energy is gone. right? so i think the author is right. not about me necessarily running the ship, but just in te