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roy. >> michelle looked relieved.on did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that her texts caused conrad's death. >> so i thought that was a very good sign. >> but the judge wasn't finished. while he acknowledged conrad had taken steps to end his life by placing the water pump in his truck, he said there was that one moment when conrad changed his mind. >> however, he breaks that chain of self-causation by exiting the vehicle. he takes himself out of the toxic environment that it has become. >> it was then, he believed, michelle became a party to his death. what's more, the judge said, she had a duty to save him. >> she called no one. and finally she did not issue a simple additional instruction, get out of the truck. ms. gata, please stand. >> a tearful michelle stood before the judge to hear her fate. >> having reviewed the evidence and applied the law thereto, now finds you guilty on the indictment charging you with the involuntary manslaughter of conrad roy iii. >> how did it feel hearing that word, guilty, after

someone said, roy kent is cgi, the roy kent character looks and acts like he was dropped from "grandisprove this? >> when i found out i was cgi -- [ laughter ] it's quite disconcerting. i've seen a lot of sci-fi films. i started to be, maybe i am! [ laughter ] they didn't plant memories to make me think i wasn't? then i was thinking about, i have ex-girlfriends that called me the tin man. which i assumed was emotionally. but they may have meant an actual robot. i'm like, what? [ laughter ] it's very difficult. it's difficult to disprove. >> jimmy: i've come up with a plan, a way to disprove it. >> please. >> jimmy: it's really simple, actually. i've never seen a cgi character drink a glass of chocolate milk. >> right. >> jimmy: this is real chocolate milk, this is not cgi, although i guess we'd have to prove that too. it's nice and cold. i'd think it would be impossible -- i know they're advanced but i don't think they've come up with technology that can make you drink chocolate milk. >> cgi charactered aren't lactose intolerant, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would think not, it wo

hello roy.me as being an area with very few passengers would have gone. with very few passengers would have gone-— with very few passengers would have one. , ., ., , have gone. this would have been our baggage _ have gone. this would have been our baggage area _ have gone. this would have been our baggage area for _ have gone. this would have been our baggage area for gate - our baggage area for gate number eight and our baggage area for gate number eightand nine, and our baggage area for gate number eight and nine, and all the luggage came down here. in one year we had about 2 million people two pieces of luggage coming down here, going from here into containers and out through there.— here into containers and out through there. roy worked at the airport — through there. roy worked at the airport for _ through there. roy worked at the airport for 30 _ through there. roy worked at the airport for 30 years - through there. roy worked at the airport for 30 years as - through there. roy worked at t

hi, everybody. — governor roy cooper here.urkey pardon. - we eat turkey for thanksgiving, so it's a tradition for the governor and the president to pardon the turkeys for thanksgiving. that's a holiday that we celebrate here in america. it's all right to have traditions, but pardoning a human being is way more important than pardoning an animal. i'm announcing that i am a candidate for governorl of north carolina. cheering roy cooper became the governor of north carolina after serving for more than 30 years as the attorney general or in some form or fashion within the criminaljustice system. and now, as governor, he has the ability to decide the future of dontae's life. a pardon is a technical term. it can only come from the governor in north carolina and it is the only way to get a determination by the state that you are innocent, and it is the only way to get compensated. you get a very small amount of money in comparison to what has been taken away from you, but it's that stability that allows you to be able to build a new

governor roy cooper here. the turkey pardon. - we eat turkey for thanksgiving, so it's a tradition for the governor and the president to pardon the turkeys for thanksgiving. that's a holiday that we celebrate here in america. it's all right to have traditions, but pardoning a human being is way more important than pardoning an animal. i'm announcing that i am a candidate for governorl of north carolina. cheering. roy cooper became the governor of north carolina after serving for more than 30 years as the attorney general or in some form or fashion within the criminaljustice system. and now, as governor, he has the ability to decide the future of dontae's life. a pardon is a technical term. it can only come from the governor in north carolina and it is the only way to get a determination by the state that you are innocent and it is the only way to get compensated. you get a very small amount of money in comparison to what has been taken away from you, but it's that stability that allows you to be able to build

though roy believes he knows the main reason why tegel will be sorely missed.the business passengers knew it takes them, when they get out of their taxi to be in an aeroplane, with check—in and everything, it took them ten minutes. tegel will not be left to decay. its famous terminal and tower will be incorporated into a vision of the future with a new housing district and a research park springing up around them. but that is not before berliners get to say one last goodbye to this much loved landmark. this summer the airport became part of the son ambiente festival, which fills abandoned spaces with art. the ethereal sounds you are hearing being played across the public address system at tegel is the work of the turner prize—winning sound artist susan philipsz. ambient air is a work, we have taken brian eno�*s ambient music for airports and honed it from the window, taken time to look down at the landscape and just get lost in the clouds, and i wanted to create a sense of solitude and time passing. some people would say that the architecture�*s really ugly. th

roy: went off in the library at the american embassy. robert kennedy's job on the committee was to investigate trading and he was not peppering questions and he was asking who was trading and his work got praised by the washington post and this is a good thing to come out of this committee ismore information . but by the time, roy cohn just headed the staff and robert kennedy quit but before he quit they almost had a fistfight. that's right, he quit and he went and worked on other committees. when he worked for mccarthy he was working on the republican side. he was hired by the democrats and came in right before the mccarthy hearings began. and he challenged cohen on a number of things and then robert kennedy was the one who works for the board that censured joe mccarthy . so again, he had a friendship with mccarthy which went back to the family for 10 years earlier so there was a personal relationship but his work on the committee was not digging up communism and that sort of thing and years later , he didn't feel there was a domestic t

roy - yeah? - yeah, that's me.g an area where very few passengers would have gone. yeah, this used to be our baggage area for gate number eight and nine. and all the luggage came down here. we had in one year, you could say, about two million - pieces of luggage “ust coming down to here. going from here, into containers, and out to the aircraft. roy worked at the airport for 30 years as a flight dispatcher. and, walking around tegel with him, you soon get a sense of his love for the place. people went up here... ..and that's the airport. they were already out. wow. did you use it? about 10,000 times. they chuckle so, roy, i guess it must be strange to be here when you once knew it as being a bustling, kind of, throng of passengers. it's kind of funny, when you just walk through, there's nobody at all. berlin's new state—of—the—art airport lies on the outskirts of the city in brandenburg — though roy believes he knows the main reason why tegel will be sorely missed. the thing was, all the business passengers knew it

roy price the head of amazon studios.price one day at the beverly hills hotel and i just found out that weinstein was going to go bankrupt and if he truly gone bankrupt i would have left it there, it may be. but he didn't because roy price and amazon studios came and saved them. it turns out they bought my script to see at his behest, to see if i'd written anything about him. >> wow. with no intention of using it. just sitting on it. >> sorry. i get emotional because i work so hard. >> when she realized the with the democratic party from the clintons on down was rave in defense of harvey weinstein, she started reaching all kinds of other conclusions about the world. which you can watch in our full interview on fox nation. it is there right now. we are back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we said the last couple weeks till new vaccine mandates are wrong, they are wrong, totally unacceptable it's a free country but we told you, why is no one talking about treatments for covid? which is real and killing an awful lot of peopl

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i used to read roy of— the last 18 months. i used to read roy of the — the last 18 months. fantastic last—minute goals and if you wrote her story over— goals and if you wrote her story over the — goals and if you wrote her story over the last few weeks, in a book on a _ over the last few weeks, in a book on a film _ over the last few weeks, in a book on a film you — over the last few weeks, in a book on a film you would not believe it. she has— on a film you would not believe it. she has got— on a film you would not believe it. she has got her a—levels, she got an a star— she has got her a—levels, she got an a star in— she has got her a—levels, she got an a star in maths and that a an economic— a star in maths and that a an economic so she will be really good on the _ economic so she will be really good on the financial side. she _ on the financial side. she seems to be so grounded, it feels like if anyone can handle this, she can.— feels like if anyone can handle this, she can. absolutely. as job are saying _ this, she can. absolutely. as job are saying she's _ this, she c

roy kent. roy kent. he's here. he's there. he's everywhere. roy kent.us on our show people say please and thank you and i'm sorry. last night, people of "ted lasso" got to say thank you a lot. guys? >> they certainly did. thank you, chris. >>> coming up here, we're going to be talking about comedian amy schumer undergoing surgery and she has a message out there for women with endometriosis. our dr. ashton is here. >>> and behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars," and ginger went to the ballroom to see how celebrities are getting ready for their debut. >>> and "america strong." this family so fortunate to be alive after hurricane ida, and the community coming together to help them recover. we'll be right back. ♪ i'll walk through hell with you ♪ ♪ you're not alone ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. (girl 1) feeling lost...help? (man) do what moves you. (girl 2) put yourself out there. ♪let's take a journey♪ ♪to a place where worry, is a-♪ (person) it's ok to be lost. ♪just can't comprehend♪ ♪let's take a journey♪ ♪let's take

texas republican congressman chip roy in focus now.man ted cruz m*et with border patrol and local leaders just last week. congressman, thank you for being in focus. first of all, what do you think we need to know first. >> thanks first of all for focusing on this issue. the country is rightly focused on afghanistan and the complete debacle this administration has carried out there but shouldn't lose sight what is happening on the border. not just impacting texas but the whole country. we met the border patrol, ranchers, families impacted. we have ranchers have their fences getting cut through. finding dead bodies over south texas. hundreds of migrants dying in the texas heat. ranchers who find migrants basically dying in the texas heat without water and they have to call 911 to try to help them and 4,000 people currently being detained and when we get the new numbers you just referenced it will be 190,000 people if august. we're at 1.4 million people this fiscal year. that's the city of dallas. some of them are being returned. guess wh

roy, it has to be frustrating.orse medicine and drink that because they think they are vaing big pharma. how frustrating that people are taking up hospital beds because they chose to drink -- consume ivermectin instead of getting the shot? >> happy friday. good to see you. i want to make sure your viewers understand that in appropriate -- there can be harmful side effects from taking anything inappropriate. ivermectin is not fda approved for the treatment of covid-19. it's approved to treat parasitic infections such as malaria but not covid-19. there are clinical trials. but ivermectin, when people are overdosing on it, can cause a lot of serious side effects, including seizures, coma and death. people need to just really stick with the evidence-based medications, treatment. the gold standard is prevention which is the vaccine. that's the message that people need to know. >> the reason we have you on here, ben, in a covid segment, is because people are listening more to social media, which you cover for us so brill

i'm roy wood, jr., and this has been "cp time." remember, we're for the culture.och is it spelled with an h? >> trevor: when we come back, international superstar davido will be joining me on the show. you don't want to miss it. you have all the ingredients for this in your fridge but ask yourself this... of all the times you've made it at home... has it ever tasted like our mcmuffin? ♪ba da ba ba ba.♪ kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a lon

roy cooper, who wins a government shutdown? guest: democrats on the white house, the senate,, and the house. there is not a republican involved here. i do not think we will have one because of that. if we were, it would be a signal of legislative incompetence. you should be able to at least pass a continuing resolution. host: do think that is the easy one this week for democrats? guest: absolutely. host: what is the hard-won -- hard one this week for democrats? guest: the infrastructure framework bill. the progressives are going to have a hard time stomach getting a smaller bill that gives them less leverage in the senate with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. whether or not they can get the infrastructure done knowing that challenge is ahead of them. host: for so long nancy pelosi has been known as somebody who has been able to avoid the interparty fighting in her caucus, something we see more in recent years on the republican side in the house. why is this interparty fighting happening now? do think it is overblown? guest: i th

had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meet you write hunter's on order 0. ah, i'm how am i he did until how would the headlines on al jazeera algeria is longer certain presidents of deliveries which a speaker has died at the age of 84. he struggles with health issues for years after having a stroke. he step done more than 2 years ago. under pressure from mass protests. the army, us officials have admitted a drone strike and carnival last month, mistaken. they killed civilians instead of ice. occasionally there is an investigation find that an aide worker died along with 9 members of his family including 7 children. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with his cake or were a direct threat to us forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. this strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and

my man roy! >> what's up, man? >> trevor: what's going on, my dude?idn't think you would come when i said come to the studio and chat with me. i appreciate you coming. >> i thought about it. >> trevor: you came. i appreciate it. >> i don't do that. no disrespect to you, man. i can't have your hands touching me. i don't know what kind of variants you've got. you ain't seen me in a while. when i talk to people now i hit them with the queen elizabeth. >> trevor: you don't touch. that's ridiculous. i'm going to tell you now that's ridiculous because i washed my hands, vaccinated, vaccinated. dap me if you want to dap me. >> i'm sorry, the variants have me freaked out. you've got to get tested and then boosters. we were done with masks for a while, now have to put them on. it's giving my goatee a complex. i grew it out so people can see it now i have to cover it. it thinks i'm ashamed. >> trevor: same with the dimples. i have to cover the dimples again. dimples have to breathe. do you know what gets inside the dimples if you don't thet them breathe? >> wha

i'm roy wood, jr., and this has been "cp time." remember, we're for the culture. >> is gooch is it spelled with an h? >> trevor: when we come back, international superstar davido will be joining me on the show. you don't want to miss it. ♪no one said it would be easy to hold your head up♪ ♪through the ups and downs♪ ♪i've a feeling in my bones♪ ♪i'm not going to sit around here waiting♪ ♪my time is now♪ kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. my guest tonight is nigerian-american artist and producer davido. he's here to talk about his latest album and how one of his songs became a protest in nigeriaia against police brutality. davido, what's up, dude. >> thank you, sir. >> trevor: i fight with everyone about this. som

dulce sloan and roy wood, jr. seen all this wall to wall coverage of-- of missing white women. >> that's all they do. that is all nancy grace dusker all day. >> i mow it is tragic, in every case, but the way the media covers it you would think only white women go missing. you know what, let's chat. >> all right. >> isn't there always a white woman missing? >> that i don't know. what i do know is that the key to being found if you go missing is to be white, and be a woman. if you want to be looked for. >> well, not only that. you got to be white, you got to be a woman, you have to be young. you have to be blond. you have to be pretty. if are you not any of these things, then you have to be pregnant. and if you are not that, then your husband has to be high profile. >> here is a crazy thing of the 800,000 people that go missing. >> 800,000. >> almost a million. >> a million people go missing every year. >> a whole mass memphis. >> a whole memphis tennessee goes missing. my question is if them people get found does t

reena roy has the latest. swampy nature reserve in northport, florida, on the hunt for brian laundrie. experts say if he is there in that rough terrain, time and resources could be running out. >> there is a big distinction between the strength and effectiveness of law enforcement, versus brian, who is probably deteriorating. reena: the district court of wyoming issuing a federal arrest warrant. the fbi says the warrant is related to his activities following gabby petito's death. he is accused of withdrawing at least $1000 using a debit card and pin number that were not his. this as we learn of a possible change in the timeline of gabby petito's last known siding. a witness claimed she saw gabby with laundry at a restaurant in jackson hole, wyoming, august 27, three days after officials originally she was last seen. >> his demeanor, the way he was acting. how persistent he was, he freaked me out. she was emotional. she was crying. he seemed kind of embarrassed. reena: the couple were in an angry confrontation

back with me is a doctor lipi roy and elie mystal. doctor lipi roy greg key who won the?xas abortion law heinous. any law that forces pregnancy and women derails women's economic and educational activities. that's why i found these tiktok activists brilliance. they bombarded the texas whistleblower website with fake tips where what -- texas lawmakers are getting a taste of their own medicine, joy. >> don't mess with those tiktok kids, they are something. else they i love. it elie mystal, who do you think won the week? >> justice, sonia, maria such a myo. she -- we just talked about how the republican majority was so craven and ludicrous. they couldn't even sign their names, their decision taking away women's rights do. you know who wrote her? name she did. good at the end of the day. people like governor and amy cornyn barrett who will be remembered as deplorable humans on the path towards justice in this nation. whereas people like sorriest murder saw the evil in realtime and did what she could against. that i hope that her decision will stay on much longer than these te

reena roy has the latest.nt for brian laundrie. experts say if he is there in that rough terrain, time and resources could be running out. >> there is a big distinction between the strength and effectiveness of law enforcement, versus brian, who is probably deteriorating. reena: the district court of wyoming issuing a federal arrest warrant. the fbi says the warrant is related to his activities following gabby petito's death. he is accused of withdrawing at least $1000 using a debit card and pin number that were not his. this as we learn of a possible change in the timeline of gabby petito's last known siding. a witness claimed she saw gabby with laundry at a restaurant in jackson hole, wyoming, august 27, three days after officials originally she was last seen. >> his demeanor, the way he was acting. how persistent he was, he freaked me out. she was emotional. she was crying. he seemed kind of embarrassed. reena: the couple were in an angry confrontation with restaurant staff. gabby trying to con him down. >>

i can make some business research and in level timmy di i can roy, senior lecturer in procurement and supply chain management, a live full john moore's university. welcome to the program. let's begin in edinburgh 1st with doug rankin. the government says this is panic. buying the holy ginger, she says actually this is a lack of drive is due to briggs, what's the truth of it at lack of drive of blacks that were grossly over, simplify the situation of talking about the fuel crisis at the moment, but seems to be the public because collectively going all 4 and one is not really affecting scotland. curiously, i've noticed and time called dr. o's helped upset. busy application for a d, off to the level of benefits such as petro and diesel. and i don't understand where a huge number of suddenly disappeared to one week to the next was originally i'll problem associated to b p and nothing that i still sort of tank of industry and the supply of fuel. so something's got very blowing, propulsion in the press and the media with what's going on because it doesn't shortage of fuel. it's no difficult

roy, we're seeing more people showing up with ivermectin issues.eaths sustapected for people treating themselves we're at a point it's madness. i want both of you to comment. this is joy on "the view" today. there is an issue whether two members of "the view" tested positive this week take a listen. >> we were all given numerous, numerous covid tests i mean, so many. i am thrilled to report that sunny and ana's friday results turned out to be false positives and everyone is safe [ applause ] >> healthy and covid free. okay no one has it. it was a mistake of some sort. >> how is that even possible, d roy? how can that happen that these two women are tested just before they interview the vice president and suddenly test positive and then test negative? i don't get it. >> yeah, so it's a little frustrating. so it -- i have several questions. what kind of test did they get go with higher sensitivity and a pca test that has a very high accuracy or did they just get a rapid test which has a high false negative. so i really don't know, but i will tell you

cohen-- mccarthy made roy cohen the head the staff and robert kennedy quit. before he quit, they had a fist fight at the mccarthy hearings and-- oh, yeah, he quit and went on worked on other committees and then hired by the democrats. when he was working for mccarthy on the republican side, he was hired by the democrats and came in right before the mccarthy hearings began and he challenged cohen on a number of things and then robert kennedy was the one who wrote the report that censured joe mccarthy. and he had a relationship with mccarthy with the family 10 years earlier. so there was a personal relationship. but his work on the committee digging out communists and that sort of thing. and years later, people felt in the 50's, but in the early '60s, a journalist -- some people never forgave robert kennedy for having anything to do with joe mccarthy and his friends, how did it happen? and he said to peter moss, well, i thought there was a threat and i was wrong. you know, i was wrong, you know, so it's-- it really is a headline grabber, and people kind of grav

i can, roy, have you thought you got a fascinating job title, procurement and supply chain management. now as i understand it, supply chain management as it currently stands means everything is done quite last minute. you bring in your goods, you take them to a on the midlands, and then you get another truck and you drive that full of goods from the midlands into europe. but briggs is paid to that. the supply chain was always last minute and breaks. it doesn't allow for that, is that right? yes, i think these big struck those soccer mixed with the supply chain within the country . it's linked also to availability of the phases of the supply chain. so logistics, transportation, or possibly take to goods, movements of goods and services within the country, and these are linked up to different life, my delivery. so for instance, some of the shortages in, in, in truck drivers. you know, it's not possible way shot. that means people just reacting to the needs and that's what's posted, the product bind. so looking for station all supermarkets have delays, the liberal objectives and sciences

in their desert such with these gifts for ad icon says that it's a meter i had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meteorite content on orders. he the the the large and you can you been with me the one i had for you the other for let me know, i wanna make sure the number that i need to do, i need to know what and let me know how come it is enter the book i had to change. oh and that i want to know either shoot on or no, no, no really. and i already very good. i man, lot of the, you know, she was the i, when i was i had, i just was alone and is almost, i don't know. i hope when i was like, you know what have been done a good bit here too . but i might have to deal with that. i think i shall begin with good you know, i'm, i'm not lou john. my dad is at the the . c beginning with things going on. i've got mom i did get here. ah the bad that i'm with them this year. well the i need the little guy. not that i have the on the on the sold out and had this and the shad darney. i was in that as i'm going on as well. yeah. you know where you got my eye on us but yeah. last and i love the made on y

rory michael roy is the first guy out -- rory - roy is the first guy out —— rory mcllroy.y should be for the time of year and through the week it stays cool and unsettled with wind and rain at times. the battle for the strictly come dancing glitter ball got under way last night and all 15 celebrities took to the dance floor to show off their moves including our own dan walker. let's take a look. # everybody needs somebody to love ##i'm # # i'm beggin' you # flavia cacace—mistry john just now. # flavia cacace—mistryjohnjust now. one of the professional dancers and my absolute favourite. i mist you on that show. morning to you both. it's very strange watching it from the outside and you know exactly what's involved? it from the outside and you know exactly what's involved?- from the outside and you know exactly what's involved? it is. i thoroughly _ exactly what's involved? it is. i thoroughly enjoyed _ exactly what's involved? it is. i. thoroughly enjoyed the show but exactly what's involved? it is. i- thoroughly enjoyed the show but is the first time i've actually sat thro

the us and the statement of roy's review i and the statement of roy's review things rather closely, stopbecause _ apologising, is that right? it was interesting because these i apologising, is that right? it m3 interesting because these readouts are usually quite bland, to be us with you. but there was a lot of meaning in the statement and just the fact that it was a joint statement was interesting because usually you get one side giving a statement each and this was clearly to show that both men have this united front and the president biden initiated the call which i'm sure that would have been something france wanted to make sure was known and there was this line, that they agreed they would have benefited from open consultations again and thatis from open consultations again and that is likely something france might�*ve wanted in there. but america had its say and president biden made sure that his underlying message was in there that he believes that they should be better at defending themselves and it ended with this pointed reminder of the usa giving extra counterterrorism the pla

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roy cooper, who wins a government shutdown?uest: democrats on the white house, the senate,, and the house. there is not a republican involved here. i do not think we will have one because of that. if we were, it would be a signal of legislative incompetence. you should be able to at least pass a continuing resolution. host: do think that is the easy one this week for democrats? guest: absolutely. host: what is the hard-won -- hard one this week for democrats? guest: the infrastructure framework bill. the progressives are going to have a hard time stomach getting a smaller bill that gives them less leverage in the senate with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. whether or not they can get the infrastructure done knowing that challenge is ahead of them. host: for so long nancy pelosi has been known as somebody who has been able to avoid the interparty fighting in her caucus, something we see more in recent years on the republican side in the house. why is this interparty fighting happening now? do think it is overblown? guest: i thin

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congressman roy, you just heard that report.that -- does that comport with what you are hearing that ultimately they are just clearing it out as fast as they can, everything else be damned? >> yeah, jorge did such a great job on the border i appreciate you jug him on. great to be here with my colleague byron. we know what's going on because we are talking to border patrol on a regular basis. i was down in laredo texas and south texas with senator cruz two weeks ago before this all broke out. what we know is cartels have operational control of the border 2k3wu678 all the way up to laredo. del rio haitians have targeted when they were in south america. how do we know this you saw i tweeted this out a large pile of identifications from chill l.a. from brazil that these people are dropping on the ground. they are not fleeing haiti because of the, you know, healthcare and the disaster there they have been down in south america. this has been a targeted evident to run these folks up to del rio. now you have this mass sitting there and