in ashville.o we met -- it's actually in sort of a park outside of a hotel in downtown ashville, one of the highest points. it was a beautiful fall day, the changing leaves. it was about a week before the election. and we didn't talk about the election much. we didn't talk about politics. he told me about his life we just got to know each other, where he's from, the experiences he's had in life. brian: i'm going to hold you there for a second. how old is the man? heather: i think he's mid 50's. brian: where is he from? heather: he was born in connecticut actually -- newhaven, connecticut. connecticut actually ---- newhaven, connecticut. and he -- but he was in the -- in the navy and had a heart condition and went down to ashville in his early 20s for a heart surgery at the va down there. and had in his life in connecticut -- this is one of those sort of beautiful things that happens in american people's stories ---- where really the same things that he was afraid of from the sort of media stereoty

ashville nature of maritime commerce there's $35.00 trillion dollars that's good every year in world global trade most of which 80 percent or so goes by sea and the infrastructure ships ports facilities and that's a lot of money it's really the driving force of the world economy oil is a significant part of that it's probably the most valuable commodity trade. where shipowners try to save some money is own crew its coal manning expenses bunkering expenses a small amount and the quality of the ship in the ability to keep the ship in service wanker and with fewer problems is important so it's a business competition between competing problems with the managers of a vessel do we repair or ship do we keep it another 2 years do we get rid of it buy a new ship what the economic benefit ok family just family up on that point with you lawrence so clearly there is a big economic angle to this so if a vessel gets the flags then the owners of the ships might have to register the ships and their countries and correct me if i'm wrong here but so what are the economic implications of that. well the

ashville nature of maritime commerce there's $35.00 trillion dollars that's good every year in world global trade most of which 80 percent or so goes by sea and the infrastructure ships ports facilities and that's a lot of money it's really the driving force of the world economy oil is a significant part of that it's probably the most valuable commodity trade. where shipowners try to save some money is own crew its coal manning expenses bunkering expenses a small amount and the quality of the ship in the ability to keep the ship in service wanker and with fewer problems is important so it's a business competition between competing problems with the managers of a vessel do we repair or ship do we keep it another 2 years do we get rid of it buy a new ship what the economic benefit ok family just family up on that point with you lawrence so clearly there is a big economic angle to this so if a vessel gets d. flags then the owners of the ships might have to register the ships and their countries and correct me if i'm wrong here but so what are the economic implications of that. well the

ashville nature of maritime commerce there's $35.00 trillion dollars that's good every year in world global trade most of which 80 percent or so goes by sea and the infrastructure ships ports facilities and that's a lot of money it's really the driving force of the world economy oil is a significant part of that it's probably the most valuable commodity trade. where shipowners try to save some money is own crew its coal manning expenses bunkering expenses a small amount and the quality of the ship in the ability to keep the ship in service wanker and with fewer problems is important so it's a business competition between competing problems with the managers of a vessel do we repair or ship do we keep it another 2 years do we get rid of it buy a new ship what the economic benefit ok family just family up on that point with you lawrence so clearly there is a big economic angle to this so if a vessel gets the flags then the owners of the ships might have to register the ships and their countries and correct me if i'm wrong here but so what are the economic implications of that. well the

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and this was at something called the wild goose festival in ashville, north carolina.henever it comes up. but -- okay. here it is. >>. ♪ this little light of mine, i'm going to let it shine ♪ ♪ this little light of mine, i'm going to let it shine ♪ ♪ this little light of mine, well i'm going to let it shine ♪ . >> you can see a big huge crowd there. so the point you made in sending this to me this is a diverse state. donald trump had an almost all white crowd. >> you see the diversity. donald trump had a crowd in that auditorium in greenville, but that's the black belt of north carolina. and what i say to democrats is, don't get caught up in his lies and hate. we have to produce truth and love and not just say we're against a racist, but beat the policy. there are 4.3 million poor people in north carolina. speak to them. the majority of them are white. speak to them. there are a million people without health care. speak to them. there are 500,000 people that don't have heralth care. speak to them. challenge the racist policies and let's organize -- this is not new. thi

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