attack the eastern bloc with nuclear weapons it was going to it's crucial so to plan a. because i'm the only. us who had to count. on it if it helped on a clue that. he committed to destruction stuff and i think it's both sides of a cold war had always stressed they were merely interested in self defense but did the west intend to attack what exactly did those a launce a know and why is she telling the truth no it seems she mentioned specific targets she simply could not have known about it i didn't know them by that nobody did know because nuclear planning had the highest secrecy rating of all in nato not true for . the language she used was not her language english there is no doubt that they practice with her beforehand what she should say. east had scored a propaganda coup although even today it's unclear exactly what it was a lawrence a new she remained in east germany but her marriage to her male companion and suspected spy failed after the fall of the berlin wall and the communist regime she fled to libya her whereabouts since then are unknown. as for what she did

changing the perception of america in the west while reinforcing the country's image in the eastern bloc. safin of the time i was deeply shocked by some of the footage we were shown that he shouldn't put pictures of people lying dead in the street hopes to a terrible. vietnam had been a divided country since the pullout of former colonial power france and 1954. min the leader in the north wanted to establish a united communist vietnam with the support of the soviet union and china determined to prevent that scenario the us sent in troops to support the south of the country a new proxy war and suit in which both washington and moscow were involved whether directly or indirectly by the end of the 1960 s. at the height of what a stance of lee had been a civil war the us had half a 1000000 men stationed in vietnam it was a war waged without mercy more than 50000 american troops died half of them under the age of 21 the soviet bloc supported the men with east germany providing medical assistance and domestically to the one party state in east berlin insisted on its people helping the north. h

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that nato had plans to attack the eastern bloc with nuclear weapons must continue to its usual so to plan all the models are. also to count. on a test and you know plan you attune that. you can use it to destruction stuff and i think it's just both sides of the. cold war had always stressed they were merely interested in self defense but did the west intend to attack what exactly did rosa lawrence a know and why she telling the truth doug i know it seems she mentioned specific targets she simply could not have known about it i didn't know them by that nobody did know because nuclear planning had the highest secrecy rating of all in nato not too far as the language she used was not her language english there is no doubt that they practice with her before hand what she should say. the east had scored a propaganda coup although even today it's unclear exactly what was a law in sunu she remained in east germany but her marriage to her male companion and suspected spy failed after the fall of the berlin wall and the communist regime she fled to libya her whereabouts since then are unknown

[applause] i say to you, that bloc -- that bloc of voters can be ours.nly if we are willing to stand on principle. yes, let's be willing to tell them that we, too, want to solve and will solve to the best of our ability the problems of poverty and hunger and health and old age and unemployment, but we believe we can do that without resolving -- resulting to undo compulsion and fiscal irresponsibility. we believe we can put a floor beneath which no american will be asked to live in degradation, but at the same time, we will not erect a ceiling above which no citizen can fly without being penalized for his initiative and his effort. [applause] and let us tell them that hard though the problems may be that face us on the wor the world sce will not buy our protection from the threat of the bond, by trading away the freedom of people in other lands not our's -- not ours to give. and let's tell them that if their sons are going to be asked to fight and die for their country, at the same time, they will be allowed to win. [applause] to all republicans today ent

only to travel abroad but to leave the country for good in hungary also part of the communist eastern bloc the border to austria was briefly opened in september 1909 and they willing thousands of east germans to flee to the west. it's. meanwhile thousands more were seeking refuge in the west german embassy in the czechoslovakia capital krog as communist regimes in eastern europe and the cold war itself appeared to be close to an end. but many stayed behind in the hope of bringing about change back home by voting with their feet in a different way the now legendary monday demonstrations in leipsic grew in size from one. week to the next but there were fears that this opposition would be crushed the uprising by east germans in 1953 had been suppressed by soviet tanks. if the east germans wanted to do in the east germans debated this they called this the chinese solution. are we going to do our own chin and square but will it be unlike so they could roll in with tanks and put them down there at the hospital beds ready and they come to the russians they say we join us and support us if we star

of significantly reducing greenhouse gases by 2030 lawmakers agreed on a 60 percent cut across the bloc compared to 9090 levels that would require a shop drop in the use of coal and have huge implications for all sick days it still needs the approval of a member states. after signing a landmark peace deal earlier this month old sides in sudan have begun the process of collecting and destroying weapons used in the decades old conflict peace was made possible after mass protests ousted president omar al bashir in april 2019 and the transitional government made ending the conflict a priority. prosecutors have searched the offices of the german football association and homes of current and former d.s.p. officials as part of an investigation into tax evasion 6 people suspected of falsely declaring income leading to an invasion of almost 5000000 euros worth of taxes. facebook has banned from its platforms all accounts that support the conspiracy movement social media company says the move is part of its efforts to clamp down on misinformation ahead of the us election she went on for months st

i would like to suggest there is a bloc we can appeal to. it's a voter bloc that contains of millions and millions of people that crosses party lines, ethnic lines, religious and racial lines, economic lines. it is made up of millions of unsung heroes. people who get up in the morning, send their kids to school, go to work. they contribute to their church and their charity and their community. they believe they were created in god's image and that god is the author of their rights and freedom, and they are disturbed , because their children can no longer ask god's blessing in the schoolroom. [applause] i say to you, that bloc of voters can be ours. not if we are coming to them but onlyh any imitation if we are willing to stand on principle. yes, let's be willing to tell them that we, too, want to solve and will solve to the best of our ability the problems of poverty and hunger and health and old age and unemployment, but we believe we can do that without resulting to undue compulsion and fiscal irresponsibility. that we believe we can put a

which in the eastern bloc. safin of the time i was deeply shocked by some of the footage we were shown that he shouldn't put pictures of people lying dead in the street. to a terrible. czech and. vietnam had been a divided country since the pullout of former colonial power france in 1954. min the leader in the north wanted to establish a united communist vietnam with the support of the soviet union and china determined to prevent that scenario the us sent in troops to support the south of the country a new proxy war and suit in which both washington and moscow were involved whether directly or indirectly by the end of the 1960 s. at the height of what a stance of lee had been a civil war the us had half a 1000000 men stationed in vietnam it was a war waged without mercy more than 50000 american troops died half of them under the age of 21 the soviet bloc supported the men with east germany providing medical assistance and domestically to the one party state in east berlin insisted on its people helping the nort

of significantly reducing greenhouse gases by 2030 lawmakers agreed on a 60 percent cut across the bloc compared to 990 levels that would require a sharp drop in the use of coal and have huge implications for all sectors it still needs the approval of member states. facebook has banned from its platforms all accounts that support q anand's conspiracy movement the social media company says that the move is part of its efforts to clamp down on misinformation ahead of the u.s. election q. and promotes stories alleging that u.s. president trump is waging a secret war against an international pedophile ring. saying in the u.s. democratic presidential candidate joe biden says that he and donald trump should not have a debate if the president is still infected with the coronavirus biden and trump are due to hold a 2nd televised debate next tuesday meanwhile the president has abruptly crawled off negotiations on a major and coronavirus stimulus package for the u.s. economy this after congress failed to reach agreement on a price tag democrats including biden blasted trump for abandoning the ame

in 2016, white evangelicals made up the republican party's largest voting bloc, with around 80% of themump. give me a smooth, easy trigger press. all right, nicely done. so rhonda, tell me — how important is your faith to you and how you lead your life? my faith and my relationship withjesus christ is paramount. it rules my decisions, and politics are very important with that because our leadership dictates the society that we live in and i would prefer that it continue to stay the god—centred country that it was originally created to be. that's it. we've noticed a great increase in demand for training and for firearms and ammunition. ammunition is selling out. guns are flying off the shelf. people are not feeling safe because they are seeing the liberal left coming unhinged, and so our people are starting to fight back. rhonda sees this election as the battle for america's soul, and she is on donald trump's side. 0ur christian values are under attack. we have very divided battle lines. we would like to be able to express our faith without condemnation from the left. when you speak up b

a warning to the european union to impose new restrictions to save lives, as the bloc reports more covides than the us and india. riot police in thailand clash with demonstrators, protesting against the king and the prime minister. hello and welcome: president trump and his challengerjoe biden will hold seperate town hall events in the next few hours. they're instead of the second tv debate which was cancelled due to the president getting coronavirus. the biden campaign had its own virus scare on thursday with aides to kamala harris, the vice presidential nominee, testing positive. all this, as early voters rush to the polls. lets speak to our north america correspondent ben wright. hejoins us live he joins us live now. hejoins us live now. then, a busy night channel hopping. that's right, finger on the remote control, flicking between these debates. this of course is meant to be the second presidential debate, but that... course is meant to be the second presidential debate, but that... coronavirus and then refused to take part in a virtual debate which the broadcasters have suggested t

and 8% of that.. ..voting bloc is pretty significant, frankly.e rhonda, god is on trump's side... i believe he was put here for this day in time for a reason. ..and she's hopeful for november's outcome. "he saved them from the hand of the foe. "from the hand of the enemy, he redeemed them. " she chuckles that means we'll prevail. that god's on our side. we already know the end of the story. this can only happen in north carolina! donald trump has visited north carolina five times since august... my name's joe biden. ..and joe biden has campaigned here, too. this state matters, and how its christians vote may well help determine who wins the keys to the white house in three weeks' time. hello there. we're moving into a quieter spell of weather. it may only be short—lived, mind you. essentially we've got high pressure dominating but again the centre of the high pressure is towards the north of the uk, hence those winds off the north sea as we've seen over the past few days bringing with them a few showers as well. probably not as many showers today

jazeera life and doha also coming out a lifeline for mali west africa in the west african regional bloc lifts economic sanctions that were imposed following a military coup. turkey's top diplomats accuses armenia of war crimes in our azerbaijan as the border fight takes a toll on civilians from both sides. and twitter has just bans one of donald trump's tweets skin parent coronavirus to the flu. we begin with breaking news in kyrgyzstan the prime minister has resigned this comes straight after the election commission and now the early results of sunday's full on the speaker of the parliament as also resigns now this comes after a night of violence where protesters stormed state buildings now they're accusing the governments of rigging the election in its favor the protesters freed former presidents are almost back. and other. senior officials from jail president assume by jeenbekov has insisted that he is still in control of the country well charles stratford says on the line from the capital bishkek care to bring us the very late says charles we've now had a dramatic resignation well m

i mean interrupt you but i think that's key because african-americans are reliable voting bloc does the democratic party go with them more oh no question about it because let me supporting job i'm it joe biden is not my. you know completely blind support of the democratic party as a whole i mean i think they have done a huge disservice to black voters they're still doing a huge disservice to black voters this is not something that is past tense however agenda items that are specific for black america that will help black america will be respectful and genuinely heard. which joe biden and camila hare's i really do believe that and so you know once the primary has and me bringing up joe biden with the crime bill by the way that was in relationship to how i felt like it was really unfair that comolli hairs was somehow being made the face of mass incarceration by a lot of people in our community when they do the road the crime bill is right next door on the same state and that getting that same smoke and to your point yes she's a former prosecutor she has been criticized by many on the

the economically powerful bloc still has to position itself clearly and not only a regional powers like turkey but also when it comes to finding a common position an emerging superpower china before it could europe is not only a market it has to better protect its independence and resilience it has to be seen as a cio strategic powers but several foreign policy disputes are currently dividing the e.u. . different members are blocking progress posing the question if the union is really able to exert united influence on a global level. well let's find out our chief correspondent alexander phenomena is in brussels for you alexander good to see you there have been now over 7 weeks of protests in belarus why has cyprus particularly been so determined to block sanctions. well cyprus is saying they are not again saying sions on belarus officials for the violence that we have seen on the streets and minsk and other cities per se but there are saying if the european union is willing to impose sanctions on belarus it also has to impose sanctions on turkey for what cyprus is calling illegal exploi

both candidates are courting latinos, the largest non-white voting bloc in the country. renato ramirez, a rancher born and raised in texas, told our john quinones he voted early for the president. >> why trump? >> the economy. bottom line. >> reporter: but in poll after poll, joe biden has maintained a big lead among latino voters. sema hernandez, the first in her family born in the u.s., wants to make sure they go to the polls. >> there's too much at stake. there's too much at stake. with this kind of president in office, with his dangerous rhetoric and his dangerous policies. >> all right, so, let's get right to jon karl tonight. i wanted to drill down on what you reported there. 28 states need those mail-in ballots to arrive by election day, not postmarked by election day, actually arriving by election day. and of course, that includes wisconsin now, after that new supreme court ruling. but if for some reason you don't get them in the mail or worried they won't get there in time, what do you do? >> reporter: well, there are options, david. you can take your mail-in or

still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a fight for a vit kal voting bloc, african-american men. >> yuccas: as the presidential campaign enters its final stretch both parties are making a strong push for an often overlooked voting bloc, african-american men. our new cbs news bet poll shows black americans overwhelmingly support joe biden. 90% compared to 8% for president trump. cbs's nikole killion spoke to three generations of men to see where they stand. >> i'm 46, take it easy. >> each week demetrius short leads runners through nashville but it is the race for president that has him going the extra mile. >> have you all voted yet? >> yes. i voted, normally with me being in the military, i'm apolitical, pretty much an independent. >> which is why retired marine harold rucker didn't support president trump or hillary clinton four years ago. >> i pretty much voted for the libertarian. i couldn't see either one of those two. >> imagine if all those folks actually turned out to vote. >> this election the biden and trump campaigns are increasingly courting african-american men through ads. >>

is drilling for gas in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees as its territory, but the bloc is split on this. german chancellor angela merkel says she is in favor of finding a diplomatic solution to the dispute. >> i point out that our relationship with turkey is obviously very complex. the european union has great interest in developing a constructive relationship with turkey, despite all the problems. we support turkey hosting so many refugees. >> the economically powerful bloc still has to position itself clearly and not only on regional powers like turkey but also when it comes to finding a common decision on emerging superpower china. >> europe has to better protect its indepependence and resilien. it has to be seeeen as a geostrategic power. >> several foreign-policy disputes are currently dividing the eu. different members are blocking progress, posing the question if the union is really able to exert united influence on a global level. brent: every question. -- a big question. it's a long list of issues to go through. let's start with turkey. is the european union he

president trump has been in floridto drum up support with seniors, a powerful voting bloc in the stateen and matt are a similar age as the president, and like him, both have been hospitalized with covid-19. the bbc spoke with them about recovering from the virus and the differing views of the president and his handli of the pandemic. es. trump: my favorite people in the world, the seniors. i'm a senior -- [laughter] >> my gut reaction is that he is genuine, for one thing. he seems genui. >> that was 100% spin doctor talking. it is not as simple of an illness as donald trump portrays. my name is matt thomas. i'm 75 years old. >> my name is glen perkins. i am 74 years old. same age as me. >> i had covid. i spent 76 days in various hospitals. >> i went to the emergency room. they said i had pneumonia and i was positive for covid. they shipped me to icu. >> they told her, "your husband has less than 48% chance of surviving." >> they told my family to prepare for the funeral. my family even contacted a funeral parlor. >> my doctor said i have the worst case of covid they had seen. they trie

>> he's courting them as a bloc. many will come out for him.hink it is really hypocritical in the sense that his symbolic support of guaido has not supported the venezuelan american community that resides in the united states. and you see it with concret actions like temporary protected status and many of the venezuelans that have come here, trump has not really pulled that off. >> but he's still managed to persuade them that he is there guy. trump is the venezuelans guy. >> byu showingt support, even symbolic and using bug words like communism, socialism and if biden gets elected what you saw in venezuela will happen here. clearly that is not the case because of america's institutions. >> you and i have spoken about the state of democracy, having come from venezuela to america, how confident do you feel about the strength of american democracy if this is a tight election, if trump were to lose and not concede, do you think it is a robust democracy? >> i think it is more fragile than people believe. and having seen venezuela, a democratic count

the economically powerful bloc still has to christen itself clearly and not only a regional powers like turkey but also when it comes to finding a common position an emerging superpower china befits europe is not only a market test to better protect its independence and resilience it has to be seen as a cio strategic hours but several foreign policy disputes are currently dividing the e.u. different members are blocking progress posing the question is the unionists really able to exert united influence on a global level while let's find out our chief in your correspondence alexander phenomena is in brussels for you alexander good to see you know there have been now over 7 weeks of protests and the worst why has cyprus particularly been so determined to block sanctions. well cyprus is saying they are not against sanctions on belarus officials for the violence that we have seen on the streets and minsk and other cities per se but there are saying if the european union is willing to impose sanctions on belarus it also has to impose sanctions on turkey for what cyprus is calling the illegal

is training for gusts in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees at its territory but the bloc is split on this german chancellor angela merkel says she sent favor of finding a diplomatic solution to the dispute had a dolphin was in dozens of i'll point out that our relationship with turkey is obviously very complex the european union has great interest in developing a constructive relationship with turkey despite all the problems we have partners and nato we depend on each other when it comes to regular migration flows and we support turkey hosting so many refugees because through a normal does disappear to a guy by the fog of the a few fish the new t.v. took a while from impede. the economically powerful bloc still has to position itself clearly and not only a regional powers like turkey but also when it comes to finding a common position an emerging superpower china prophetically europe is not only a market test to better protect its independence and resilience it has to be seen as a cio strategic powers but several foreign policy disputes are currently dividing the e.u. dif

worth trying to understand their political behavior but not as members of a single my teano voting bloc latinos are diverse the u.s. has seen waves of migrants from different latin american and caribbean countries and it's that diversity that makes their politics and priorities different about one 3rd of let tino's tend to vote republican the differences between national groups is really just the 1st thing you could say about the diversity among latinos i mean there's a wide class the 1st of the. highlight their religious backgrounds as the main driver of their politics trumps appeal to let's you know voters tends to focus on the thriving preplan demick economy i've achieved more for hispanic americans at 47 months than joe biden is 47 years that message resonates with latinos like republican activist anthony cupp asa i think he's done a phenomenal job former vice president joe biden needs let tino votes in swing states like nevada arizona and florida we can't make this we can't do it without you on his argument centers on. trumps mishandling of the covert 19 pandemic and the high latin

the economically powerful bloc still has to position itself clearly and not only a regional powers like turkey but also when it comes to finding a common position an emerging superpower china before to europe is not only a market it has to better protect its independence and resilience it has to be seen as a geo strategic powers but several foreign policy disputes are currently dividing the e.u. . members are blocking progress posing the question is the unionists really able to exert united influence on a global level. the big question let's take this now the alexander phenomena she's on the story for us tonight brussels good evening to you all xander there's a long list of issues to go through here let's start with turkey is the european union any closer to solving the eastern mediterranean gas dispute it doesn't seem that that's the case right now we are hearing that the german chancellor and the french president are speaking now directly with greece and cyprus to try to break the deadlock on that matter however we also hearing that initial draft of the 1st draft of conclusions of tha

have never wavered on their support for him there's no generation gap in terms of the evangelical bloc you see this with younger voters obviously with older voters in their support as well and you don't see a difference in terms of age. christina studying to be a nurse or a spare time she's already trying to save lives one way talking with people about abortion another way she says despite voting for trump there's a lot about donald trump that i don't like that i don't agree with but in the areas that he does promote truth and justice i pray that god would bless his administration heavenly father we thank you that you are of offer of life and that prayer office crucial support for her and her friends they are also praying for donald trump but he recovers and is reelected to fight with them against abortion. and we go now to g.w. washington bureau chief all who brought us that report she's been on the road through midwestern states and she joins us now from cincinnati ohio and as i understand you're at an election watching party there what's the feeling at that bar downtown. right we fi

bloc has responded saying it's willing to continue negotiating but will not seek a deal at any cost. more than a 1000 prisoners who have been on the front lines of yemen civil war returned home over the past 2 days 2 planes carrying houthi 5 this has been held by the saudi u.a.e. coalition have arrived. mexico's former defense minister has been arrested in the u.s. on suspicion of links to drug trafficking salvador c.m. for a boss that the army for 6 years on the president and the wiki p.-n. in the eto the president confirmed c.n.n. for goss was being held in los angeles. u.s. president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden held julan town hall events like home for those day off the plans for a 2nd debate with scraps the separate events were at the same time forcing americans to flip back and forth between channels to hear the candidates address questions from the public eye to joe castro has more. with the pandemic raging in a divided america president trump was on the defensive in florida conditions are never going to die what are you listening i didn't use white supremacy

european union foreign ministers have agreed to drop sanctions on belarus in leader alex and the bloc is calling on him to halt the crackdown against protesters and hold talks to diffuse his country's political crisis in recent days oh sorry she's have to change hundreds more demonstrators at a lot of retirees on monday officers fired flagons to disperse the crowds. that fractious the demonstrators chant as they confront belarus is feared right place in recent days means can saying it's my serious confrontations in months protesting pensioners he offices with flowers usually approach her offices repeatedly use pepper spray on elderly demonstrate as. the older generation was once alexander lukashenko as bice now though many demonstrated a fed up with the regime. that i'm not afraid of stun guns into gas when mosques and goggles and everything will be fine for you carol they have now been over 2 months of protests in belarus with judges the government seems powerless to stop displays like basine said from minsk. but it's trying in recent weeks security forces have again been intensifyin

when a new civilian prime minister was appointed that's what they've done today last week the ecowas bloc imposed the sanctions after president abraham. was ousted by military leaders turkey's foreign minister is condemning international efforts to end the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia. offered his full support to azerbaijan during a visit to the capital armenia as prime minister was a. juror in the bombardment. iran has registered more than 4000 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours record number of infections takes the total number of cases to just under half a 1000000 more than 27000 people have been killed the health ministry says the entire country is now on a red alert after just 3 nights in hospital donald trump returned to the white house and despite being hospitalized for cope with 19 he's called on americans not to worry about the virus but his recovery isn't over his doctors say he is not out of the woods yet. another news for you from 15 g. up next is the stream i will see you very soon for the moment by. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed

i think the catholic vote honestly is a big bloc.hat the article that i wrote and natural catholic reporter is about the concept of a bunch -- humility. it is decency. it's empathy. and you see these stories, you saw them with the young kid who stuttered at the convention and the article i wrote also talked about the efforts with the kid that had developmental disabilities. this guy really cares about people. and i hear it on our bus tour across the country i'm doing with jennifer garner where we're talking to childcare workers. overwhelmingly women and they've not been heard in the past and joe has a great forum on reaching out, making sure there's investments in child care centers across this country. and that's really what's important. how do we get this country back on its feet led by a guy who has humility and decency. >> getting back to the article you wrote. you wrote about the special olympics when joe biden still managed to show up. despite the busy schedule, as vice president, when sarge shriver dirked, he was there at the

, as a bloc that you can track over four or eight or ten years, and you can. you can't track that same way because you're only 18 to 24 for a particular moment in time, right? so like we're talking about a completely different set of humans over that ten-year period. and to me, that's actually a wonderful thing because when you see what we saw in 2018, hewn uptick in the midterm elections when it comes to youth vote, that could be a signal of another great thing to come. so you can't simultaneously kind of look at like, okay, what happened in 1990, what happened in 2000, what happened in 2016 and say that's the same group of people. >> young people across the country who are politically active across the spectrum impress the hell out of me. i've talked to a lot of young people in a lot of different places and they're amazing. they're smart and sharp and thoughtful, highly, highly pragmatic. i wonder how that plays for you, particularly with regards to what we see on the show. >> yeah. so, look, the reason that we created the show with this particular lens was

the largest bloc of eligible voters with the power to shift the outcome are the people that say they. of roughly 230 million eligible voters, nearly 100 million didn't vote. who are they and why won't they vote? joining me is morgan radford. getzi getting the answers for us? >> reporter: we did, katy. we got the answers from mcdoyle county, west virginia, the county with the lowest voter turnout and the lowest voter turnout state in the united states and so the people there we spoke to said they feel like there's not a lot of hope, they doentsds feel like the decisions made politically affect them on their day-to-day. what's interesting is if you look at the voting pattern back in 2016 it is fascinating because the map shows about 74% of their voters voted for donald trump but in reality only about 4,000 people voted for president trump in 2016. about 1,000 voted for hillary clinton. back then. but 11,000 voters there stayed home so about 63% of those who could have cast their ballot decided not to vote for either candidate. take a listen to what they said this year about whether or

worth trying to understand their political behavior but not as members of a single my teano voting bloc latinos are diverse the u.s. has seen waves of migrants from different latin american and caribbean countries and it's that diversity that makes their politics and priorities different about one 3rd of let tino's tend to vote republican the differences between national groups is really just the 1st thing you could say about the diversity among latinos i mean there's a wide class the 1st of the there is some highlight their religious backgrounds as the main driver of their politics trumps appeal to let's you know voters tends to focus on the thriving pre-planned demick economy every cheap war for hispanic americans at 47 months then joe biden is 47 years that message resonates with latinos like republican activist anthony cupp asa i think he's done. a phenomenal job former vice president joe biden needs let teano votes in swing states like nevada arizona and florida we can't make this we can't do it without you on his argument centers on trump's mishandling of the colbert 19 pandemic a

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