. >> ayudamos a estudiantes del área de la bahía arlen fernández nos tiene el testimonio de familiasadas . >> leonor martinez tiene 3 hijos . >; sentiamos que todo estaba en su lugar y todo cambia en un momento . >> se refiere al incidente que les ourrió . >> el año pasado nuestra casa se incendio . >> al perder todo tuvieron que pedir ayuda a la conmunidad . >> al escuchar su situación le dije al director del colegio que ellos necesitan ayuda . >> y se sumaron entonces a esta organización que ayuda a las familias de bajos recursos . >;> el regreso a la escuela es difícil , teniendo varios niños la ropa para varios niños materiales , es más difícil , es un gran apoyo . >> arlen fernández noticiero telemundo 48 . >> y todavía está a tiempo de esta donación . >> nuestra compañera está en vivo desde la zona , leonor adelante . >> así es , sigo viendo la mercancía que usted puede donar , estamos con una de las coordinadoras cuál es la meta . >> la meta de hoy son 100 mochilas , llevamos más o menos como 75 . >> tienen en total esto para hoy . >> aquí estamos hasta las 7 de la tarde , nec

. >> arlene fernández no contará sobre la mala experiencia que tuvo uno de nuestro televidentes no solortaje especial. no hay nada especial como la voz desde ser especial repitiendolas palabras de amor, palabras que podrá llevar tatuadas en su cuerpo. >> imprimir literalmente una frase es algo mucho más creativo, con un código secreto como steam motion.racias a una para que puedausar la para hacerlos más significativos tatuaje. >> decidió mostrar con esta prueba a punta de sangre y tinta que su compromiso es muy importante con su amada. >> escogió las conmovedoras palabras, que ella le mando y escribió un mensaje preciosa. >> tuvo que inscribirse al sistema de steam motion. >> la prueba que comprueba de que el amor puede llegar a doler. >> a causa de un espinoso y hermoso romance. >> yo me quedo con chocolates y flores, ahora de que lo haga así ni me digas. >> que hermoso que permanezca ahí esta vocecita. >> (risas) >> pasamos a más noticias donde veremos que usted le interesa anclar la patineta electrónica mientras está de paseo, en la bahía o en zonas urbanas de estados unidos? >> pod

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another good friend, pennsylvania's longest-serving united states senator arlen specter. i so miss the man. his intellect and his ethical code especially at a time in which we are now living. he was fodder for so many columns that i wrote . 022 other mentors, james e beasley net esquire, the namesake of the school of law mentor me in a legal sense and someone else right here in this building, city council and after long strap with whom we sent so many fun moments. you might want to start with my tribute to thatcher. it's all about a practical joke that together we play there i mentioned him, dave singer. his ccd here? i have to make sure that column made the cut. it's a hell of a story, i really enjoyed it. i wrote about the day i decided i needed to call looking joe frazier to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said, even though i've written about a lot of celebrities, often a private citizen who has a story to tell that i most enjoyed sharing with readers like bud yocum family. right, claire and their quadruplets. are frank and claire here? how

joining us are rosa parks' niece, and arlen edinger, the president of the auction house. both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and an action is going on to be taking place this week, and quite extraordinary and ria if you could explain to us how this is quite a journey after being the safe refuge for your aunt rosa parks where she moved and when you made this purchase i understand for what, $500, then came a new odyssey of where that home would end up. it would end up in germany and explain how all of that would happen. >> well sh, this has been an emotional ride of course, but we once it was over in germany, i felt that the home was safe finally, and for the family that was what we wanted. that is the first step, and the second step was mr. mendoza who had worked so hard on the home himself. and he would go out in the winter time and put up things and send me video, and the second step of course was going and traveling to germany and seeing the restored work of art myself. i cannot tell you because i felt like all of the air was sucked out of me. >> and because it was in

estudiantes de preparatoria >> muchas gracias, por su compañía, tengo conmigo a nuestra compañera arlene a menores de edad para aprovecharse de ellas, el pagó miles de dólares a estos sujetos que resultaron ser malechores a las 5:30 horas los detalles del insólito caso >> ahora a estar pendientes para poder protegernos >> pasamos con sandra, >> muchas gracias, y al volver qué haría usted si se vuelve millonario de la noche a la mañana?pues sepa que eso hoy podría ser una realidad >> también >> son las 12:23 horas muchas gracias por su compañía, y es que sepa usted uno no sabe cuando puede llegarle la suerte por el pago de un boleto de lotería >> no hubo ganador, y el premio pone a soñar a muchos, qué haría >> primero reaccionar, no me la creería, >> de lograr ganar una parte fuera que donara una parte, sí, por lo agradecido, y luego hiciera es viajar, tener sueños >> si ayer no ganó esta noche 110 millones de dólares tiene el power bowl >> una cantidad que pone a muchos a soñar >> buscar inversiones, porque o sino se gasta de manera equivocada >> haría muchas cosas, ir a mi país a ver a

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at the tour de france arlen's dan martin has claimed victory on stage six a one hundred eighty one kilometer jot from brad. through the brittany countryside sprang to life in the closing stages the emirates rider pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and managed to hold on to his lead as martin second tore stage when of his career meanwhile the belgians. kept hold of the leader's yellow jersey. serena williams is through to the wimbledon final after a straight sets victory over germany. the seven time champion cruised past six two six four williams will now meet in the cab in a rematch of the twenty sixteen final caromed the quick work of the penco winning the match six three six three in just over an hour it's the second time the german will go to the final at wimbledon. i remind her of the top story we're following for you approach house marked the visit of u.s. president donald trump to britain trump was holding talks with prime minister trees in may this hour earlier in an interview he said a british american free trade deal may be impossible if the u.k. government's current plan to le

show our thanks to our audience here in the oxford union thanks to our panel here and thanks to danny arlen for joining us head to head will be back next week. hello again we've had some severe weather over parts of north america recently and the system responsible is still with us is this one here and is still giving us some heavy downpours watch out for some very gusty winds or some very large hail as well so that system still swirling away as we head through the day on sunday towards the west is generally a fair amount drier here but it's pretty hot for some of us dallas up at forty two degrees a real hot day for us even seattle there will be thirty degrees here that should be a good deal of sunshine as well a bit further towards the south we've got some clouds just drifting its way through parts of cuba and the bahamas so a few showers have been spotted here and we more of them as we head through sunday but really spreading down through parts of jamaica and into his band as well there's more persistent rain through parts of panama and into costa rica and here the rain does it very very

>> i have to say that i am firmly committed to staying in arlene and it is the economy. trait is the business of congress and congress delegated that but it has effects on the economy. we should talk about it and talk in principle. in general, countries that remained open to trade that have not erected barriers have grown faster and countries that have had done worse going in different directions.>> that was the chair yester day on capitol hill. back on capitol hill today. 10 am and you can look for coverage on c-span3 , c- span.org . the app. let's hear from alex. what is the economy like where you live? >> i wanted to comment on host: ? caller: yes. -- >> gold standard? is that what you said? >> yes. constant -- constitution says we should have it expect this is another outdated way of looking at monetary -- monetary problems. is it that the supply of money that is tied to the production of gold. inflation is dependent on how much gold we can take out of the ground. ay that modern centrl bank make mistakes. they certainly it is not to say that the central banks don't m

let's go back to arlene foster in moscow. we are just a couple of minutes away from that match.en miles that way across the capital. all eyes on the england captain. will he stretch his lead in the race for the golden boot? he is on five at the moment, he has certainly come at the moment, he has certainly come a long way from his schooldays in essex. andy swiss has been to chingford to hear how kane is inspiring a new generation of young fans. skipper, scorer, superstar. and it is in from harry kane again! it's what every young footballer dreams but where did the young harry kane's dreams begin? here, larkswood primary in chingford, where the current crop of harry hopefuls are full of pride for their famous former pupil. he's the best striker in the world. really excited because you wouldn't think that a professional footballer, especially the england captain, came to our school. i really want england to win the world cup. do you think they can win it with harry kane? yes. staff member mrs denney remembers the young harry kane as polite, kind and a finder of lostjewellery. i had

in oakland in what looks like a fairly sunny day brought one by the time we get to up through the arlen's in the west and south of the pacific it is right of the fine heavy rain there is still falling in the northeast of china and beyond that's the remains of a tropical cyclon yes he's got this phone calls but the heat wave prevails in japan . when people think of cuba they think revolution but a bonus is undergoing a revolution he told them let's go to the gym where it's and. we're here to discover if those changes are reflected on the plea that this is a few of these day if you include. russia i don't know i'm trying to read more to believe me. it's on belgians or. could remind of our top stories here on al-jazeera the seventy six people have been killed and almost two hundred injured by fierce wildfires to the greek capital athens rescuers fear they may find more bodies in coastal areas devastated by those fires hundreds of people are missing in laos after a partially build down gave way the collapse and flash close to a nearby villages killing an unknown number of people. israel shot

fifty six percent of northern ireland voted to remain in the you and if they would only unite with arlen their membership of the e.u. would be assured is it cool and clever to keep on with this delight at the parliament's vote last year to give northern ireland special e.u. status this is sheer hypocrisy from from the irish government. and i'm sorry they the british parliament did not follow that steer to give special. time to them of the load of the inmates or the last year really you parliament voted last year you parliament are not the negotiators as you know and it was the largely being quoted we were delighted. with the data told we went to like what we're delighted with is that the european negotiators are saying that and the border in ireland would be if a few just this advantage so. we're delighted which everybody has said haven't been here you haven't talked the tories have said that the government has said that time the e.u. has said that the irish government has said so so why are into this disaster it doesn't have to be done no no if you know others seem to delight in warning

only one senator attended his hearing, the late arlen specter from pennsylvania. and he asked hardiman about his judicial approach. >> i have no hesitation in applying a law regardless of what i might think about it. i think any good judge recognizes his or her place in our constitutional government. >> glor: all right. so jan, we talk about these top two contenders. we should mention there could always be a surprise, but based on previous rulings, what can we say about these top two right now? >> reporter: well, hardiman is strongly conservative on issues like criminal law and the second amendment, but, he has not really confronted those sweeping questions of constitutional law like executive power that kavanaugh has. that makes conservatives nervous because he's more of an unknown quality. kavanaugh, though, is getting pushback from some social conservatives, because they worry he's not conservative enough on the question of abortion. but, jeff, i've got to say, from e e beginning, kavanaugh has been the top contender. >> glor: been fascinating to watch this pro

show our thanks to our audience here in the oxford union thanks to our panel here and thanks to danny arlen for joining us head to head will be back next week. welcome back still looking quite chilly across southeastern parts of australia at the moment temperatures struggling somewhat as a series of weather fronts move through we more for western australia we've got more fronts moving through here so perth can be quite wet and windy at times as these systems push on by so as we get on through into sunday is a pretty cool day across western australia generally and further towards the southeast temperatures dropping just twelve in melbourne for the north fine much as you'd expect thirty one the high in darwin we're looking at some pretty stormy weather for parts of new seeing as well this is an active frontal system coming in the south island getting a bit of a pasting fearing subtly some really heavy rain here and some strong winds of that front will tend to weaken slightly isn't news through we can also expect to see some stormy weather pushing through the north island during the early part

it led to on in south africa in particular on apartheid and i believe we can lead in this i believe arlen can lead on this and i believe if we lead on this well their countries countries will follow too and that's why it's so important to me that that was a distinction between boycotting the goods in particular from the settlements and that the idea of a bigger a broader boycott of israeli goods this is absolutely not a boycott of israeli good stis is only a boycott of the illegal settlements because under international law and we know that settlements are illegal and we know that if we receive god's from the illegal settlements that we're we're going against international law and that's all this is about it's not really rocket science it's not b.d.s. and we're just trying to do the right thing and we're just trying to you know be legal here ok francis black thank you very much indeed for coming on the program fresh air time. much more still to come this hour more protests expected in haiti as anger mounts over the government's plan to raise fuel prices. a german near nazi sentenced to li

she was born december 7, 1949, in indiana, to iris and myriam arlene dallas. they preceded her in death. living her life in legrange county, she was a small business owner. from 1999 to 2016, owned and operated nature's corner daycare. elaine was a homemaker that loved her cats, liked to garden and make crafts, interior design and a woman that always spoke her mind. the rest i submit. >> president cohen: can we take the in memoriam recognizing our fellow city family member, colton's mother's passing? without objection. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: i would like to take this time and commend our fire department, police department, american red cross and first responders that responded to a three-alarm fire at 1333 columbus. it is the border of district 2 and 3. supervisor peskin and i were in contact late at night. i texted him at 1:11 and apologized for walking him up and he said i did not wake him up and we stayed in touch. it's a bar called the fiddler's green. the bartender got all patrons out of

now, my friend arlene back there, when she was a very young child in tennessee actually had an opportunity to see sergeant calvin york speak. she was telling me about that. fascinating. in my job, i get to interview many people, and i've been doing it a long,

now, my friend arlene back there, when she was a very young child in tennessee actually had an opportunity to see sergeant calvin york speak. she was telling me about that. fascinating. in my job, i get to interview many people, and i've been doing it a long, long time. and none of them -- a lot of them are great, but none is more informative and knowledgeable and passionate than our next speaker. i always get such positive response whenever i have him on. i always look forward to him, and i always learn. james zobel. james zobel is the archivist of the memorial. he is supreme commander of war in the pacific and he's working on a history of douglas macarthur in world war i. let's welcome james zobel. [ applause ] >> check, check, you all hear me out there? great. i call this paper before anything else be bold, because basically that is douglas macarthur. that is his mantra, his belief in the sense that bold action is usually the decisive key factor in winning battles and oftentimes winning wars, and these are what he will go into war with. these are what his peers have taught him, and his

well arlen's foreign minister warns that the bill risks fanning flames in the middle east and those who support the measure argue that israel is profiting from its illegal settlements in the palestinian territories and it must be held accountable meanwhile senator connects kemah has who signed who cosigned the bill tweeted that to the status quo has failed the delusion that israel is fully committed to a two state solution is questionable meanwhile the palestinian the brazen organization has called the move historic and they are other countries to do the same but israel describes the bill as dangerous the foreign ministry spokesman said that it will harm the livelihoods of many palestinians who work in israeli industrial zones and online we're seeing a lot of support for the palestinian cause many say they are senates has sent a clear message to the international community not just our tweets that this is a great move hopefully more progressive policies from other countries will be formed to fight against illegal apartheid conditions in israel and i was also sharing pictures like this o

theresa may happens to be in the constituency of the dup leader arlene foster, a key ally for her in we have seen in recent days. the prime minister will be talking to a group of local business people, trying to add their concerns, saying that the provisions set out in the recent white paper will do enough to ensure the border remains as seamless and fiction less as it is. she will not be warmly welcomed, she is meeting the five main stormont parties on her visit today and tomorrow, sinn fein have already said they believed the prime minister is reneging on the prime minister is reneging on the commitments she made in the agreement in december, but a backstop for the border. that's effectively a safety net if this border problem is not sorted out by a overarching free trade agreement. the eu say there must be an agreement on some kind of full—back whereby, if there was no free—trade arrangement, there would not be an closed border. in any circumstance whatsoever. sinn fein say things are pointing towards britain moving away from that commitment. the british government still say very

i also want to thank this dan and arlene ginsburg foundation. lastht's program is the installment of that series for our program season. i want to thank our guest in the remote viewing area near al capone's cell. we promise not to forget and leave you here. as you were told in your registration materials, tonight's program will be found and used for the broadcasting series "the whole truth with david eisenhower." the cameras will be off during the q&a session. the entirety of the proceeding is being filmed for c-span. i have to tell you a last-minute has kept onenflict of our guest from joining us but we have a great group here and will proceed. want to make sure our cameras are rolling. excellent. thank you, david. is the first assistant district attorney of , a professor of law at georgetown school of law, brownent and ceo of superstores and founder of uplift solutions, and senior of --. welcome, all of you. panel to go around the and ask for opening thoughts to topic.our view of this >> it is a pleasure to talk about what i consider one of th

audience here in the oxford union thanks to our panel here in the oxford union and thanks to danny arlen for joining us head to head will be back next week. t. iraq. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is sending out china's complex pieces of things which results from those information recently in setting up the church cardinal joseph zahn talks challenges iraq. and that is crack. in. the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there we've got plenty of white weather across south america at the moment but not all of it is rain now you can see this area of tat is stretching a cross bolivia that has given a some rain but also a fair amount of snow some of that snow has fallen into the past but over the mountains is where we've seen the worst of it and some motorists have even been forced to abandon their vehicles because we've had so much snow now i think that's going to be a little bit more as we head through saturday and even if that clears away on sunday it's not going to be warm across this region a maximum temperature in the pas of just nine degrees for the south also cool f

arlene's flowers has been remanded for further proceedings about whether or not someone will go before one of the civil rights commissions to say we respect your views, and treat somebody civilly, not compare kkk to the nazis and members and still rule against them. i am wondering where you think this issue is going and if you think it is a broader decision or a narrow decision? >> i view this as a narrow decision. repeatedeted the relisting before the court suspectede case as i they had a hard time getting four votes. i suspect justice kennedy wasn't too eager to get into this case, because it brings into clash two things he feels strongly about, the right tond same-sex message. he recognized in his opinion. he was only too happy to duck it when the time came. i think the preview, i viewed the separate opinions as basically the spanish civil war as a rehearsal for what is coming next. justice gorsuch's opinion is that this is how conservatives will view it. justice kagan's opinion is how the liberals would pitch it. -- what cavanaugh is about that. with that. opinion, i think the cour

whether or not, you know, so arlene's flowers has been remanded for further proceedings about whether or not someone is going before one of the civil right commissions who are going to say, gee, we respect your views and, you know, it's perfectly fine. and treat somebody civilly, not compare them to nazi and kkk members and then still rule against them. so i'm curious sort of where you think this issue is going and whether you think this was a broader decision or a really narrow decision. >> i view this as a narrow decision. the -- i interpreted the repeated relisting before the court granted the case as -- i suspected that they had a hard time getting four votes for the grant because i suspected justice kennedy wasn't too eager to get into this case because it combines, you know -- it brings in to clash two things that he feels strongly about, both free speech and also, you know, the right to same-sex marriage. you know, he wrote -- he recognized in his opinion. and he was only too happy to duck it when the time came. but i think the preview -- i view the concurring opinion -- or the

anything about the world because he doesn't seem to when he speaks about the world he does these things arlen does in the u.k. you think israel isn't in the middle east he thinks germany owes the u.s. money for nato he doesn't understand how nato works he thinks now maybe as a country in africa he can't tell the difference between the could force and the kurds as governor because all know anything about the world he does he does governor huckabee said and he's right this is the best chance we have for a fresh vision for the united states the united states is twenty trillion dollars in debt and we can't be the world's policeman forever and that's typically a democrat position but not ashamed of their own crease the debt by record most of it will leave that discussion for another day is another problem of working on foreign policy with a man like donald trump is that he doesn't like foreigners he's kind of racist mary . you know i would disagree with that he does like foreigners maligned years from sylvania ok so i say like i do you realize you're right you're right that he likes you i don't kn

whether it was a narrow decision or a broader decision, whether or not it is arlene's flowers now being reprimanded about further proceedings. or whether someone is going in front of the civil rights commissions to say, we respect your views, it is perfectly fine and treat them civilly and not compare them to kkk members. i'm curious where you think the issue is going and if it was a broader decision or a narrow decision? >> i view this as a narrow decision. i interpret the repeated relisting before the court granted the case as -- i suspect that they had a hard time getting four votes for the grant because i suspect that justice kennedy wasn't too eager to get into this case because it combines -- it brings into clash two things he feels very strongly about, both free speech and also, you know, the right to same sex marriage. and that he wrote and you recognize in his opinion. and he was only too happy to duck when the time came. but previewing the separate opinions as basically the spanish civil war as a reversal for what is coming next. and justice gorsuch's opinion is that, you know

debate after this work about whether this was narrow decision or a broader decision whether or not arlene's flowers has been remanded further they go and say we respect your view. it will be fine. not compare them to nazis and [null] members pick i am curious of where you think the issue is going and if this was a broader decision or a narrow decision.>> i view this is a narrow decision. i interpreted the repeated free listing before the court granted it as i suspected that they had a hard time getting four boats for the grant because i suspected justice kennedy was not eager to get into the case. brings him to clash two things he feels strongly about. free speech and the right to same-sex marriage. he recognized it in his opinions. he was only too happy to duck it when the time came. the preview, i viewed the separate opinion is basically the spanish civil war as a reversal for what is coming next. judge gorsuch's opinion is this hell -- is how the conservatives will do it. we will find out if it is judge kavanaugh and what he thinks about that. >> i agree basically with that. i think it i

i also want to thank stan and arlene ginsberg family foundation, and others for their sponsorship of the council's great debate series, which tonight's program is the last installment of that series for our 2017-2018 program season. i also want to thank our guests in the remote viewing area down the hall by al capone's cell, watching by live stream. we promise not to forget and leave you here. as you know, as you were told in your registration material, tonight's program will be filmed and used for an episode of the council's public broadcasting series, the whole truth with david isenhour --ize enhour. you will know when the cameras are on and off. they will be off during the "q & a" session. the entirety of the proceedings is being filmed this evening for c-span. unfortunately, i have to tell you that a last minute scheduling conflict has keep the chief of philadelphia's defender association akir bradford gray from joining us today as we had hoped. but we obviously have a great group here on this issue, and we will pro. with that, i just want to make sure that our cameras are rollin

didn't take a couple of cases that were follow-ups, one was this case from the state of washington, arlene's flowers, where a florist is in, basically, the same situation as the colorado baker was. she said she serves all people, but she won't do wedding flowers. and so that case had been waiting for the court to act on, and so, you know, the court could not take it and leave the -- the washington courts ruled against her. court could leave it in place, the court could accept it for next term, the court could send it back in light of their decision in masterpiece which really didn't say much at all about the facts of the case or how a lower court should now decide that case. and so they decided to send it back. of and so then -- but it's always in one sentence. there's no explanation for that. and that's where sometimes when we write about the court, we write about it in sort of a form of educated speculation. and my editors will often say to me who said that, and i said, well, i do. [laughter] because there is no one else to say it. sometimes you have to decide some things on your own about

of those policies that i am on the list of things not assigned to us but i can still try to stay arlene but i think we connect to the health of the economy in the long run and we have an obligation to the thing about potential growth is you can boil it down to how fast labor force is growing and how much is for our growing, that's allyou have to . >> it does anticipate the next decade or so if we could increase our economy to $1 trillion. you talk in your remarks about the lower unemployment rate for african americans and hispanics. something we are also watching but i swear i know a lot of african-americans and i'm related to them . >> .. >> you can look back where they were now they have all moved out. it used to be about a 2% increase in our 3%. we think that's a good thing. >> african-american wages are increasing. >> it's pretty broad at this point. >> i would like to see this data because other economies have said it has decreased. i am wondering. >> the big tax cut that we just provided and it has increased income inequality. i wonder how sustainable that is when 80% of the tax c

trouble, but dan coats who was a sinner in those days was my lead cosponsor along with kate bond and arlen specter and jack danforth and others. it was about present effort and i was in the very beginning. they didn't come to that. we had vetoes passing both houses but president bush. i remember jim baker calling when he took over the campaign in august 1982 and said to him again while we post to family medical leave. [laughing] i've been asking john sununu that question for the last eight years. so in the sense that country is way great for this. they are redoing it at the state level. we need to catch up. they shouldn't take another nine years to come around to this. the debate, when you fear how to do that and since the makes the most sense has the least burden on people and can be programmatically done without treating you agencies and departments to do so. i'm optimistic about that. having been to the long battle to get us to the point of an unpaid leave program, and with all the shortcomings in it, as i said some 200 million cases in 25 years have benefited people. we've learned a lo

british government and the parliamentary partners, the democratic unionist party, the leader of whom, arleneterfront hall in belfast this morning. that circle is still difficult to square i think because the eu say the backstop is a red line for them, and the british government see things completely differently from the european union, and the eu have said if there is no agreement on the backstop there will be no withdrawal agreement at all and there will be no transition period then either. so it is this issue of the backstop thatis it is this issue of the backstop that is still at the crux of the brexit negotiations, and as far as i can see that deadlock on that particular issue still remains. 0k, chris, thank you very much. chris pagein chris, thank you very much. chris page in belfast. we won't have to wait very long to get some reaction from the eu. let'sjust wait very long to get some reaction from the eu. let's just show you the scene in brussels where around midday hour time we are expecting michel barnier, the chief brexit negotiator, for eu, to make a speech. he has been meeting eu

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>> i am firmly committed to staying in our lane and arlene is the economy. -- our lane is the economytrade is delegated to congress. it will have significant -- significant effects on the economy and i would say, in general, countries that have remained open to trade and have not erected barriers have grown faster. they have had higher productivity. countries that have gone in a protectionist direction have got -- have done worse. host: democrats are criticizing the president over the moon -- the move. dianne feinstein is tweeting out that the reckless trade war is hitting the agricultural communities hard. china is a major market and the president does not have a plan to get us out of the mess he has created. it is not just california, farmers across the country, them a kratz are worried that they can be hit by this. farm -- democrats are worried that they can be hit by this and farmers are worried. senator jon tester has been hearing from folks across the state and they are concerned. new tariffs are putting ranchers at risk. i am telling everyone that this -- that we will listen. a

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