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not just with the books, i have a big book and a new movie aust. i resisted talking about it because i don't want to use my pardon as an occasion to promote my book. but i'm very excited to say i'm in the final stages of editing a movie. this will be mfourth documentary film out this year. host: general theme of the book and glove is? guest: the book and movie are called death of a nation and the two themes that i am going to deal with are racism/white supremacy, and the other is fascism. these are the two most incendiary labels in american politics. they have both been dropped, not just on president trump, but on the right. this notion that the right is fascist. fascism is rig wing enomenon. or that racism and white supremacy are staples of the republican party. these are two themes that are investigated in the book and movie. host: from our republican line from north carolina. karen, good morning, you're on. caller: yeah, hi. i'd like say to that i'm very happy that president trump pardonned y. and i'm one of the democrats that voted for barack o

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managing the migration situation are being debated by german politicians boast is in fact this demand aust of representative sample of german voters all of the proposals right or wrong the proposal that drew great disagreement was for one efficient deportation of asylum seekers whose application has been turned down eighty six percent of respondents agreed with that only ten percent disagree. along this i'm joined now by the head all off in protest the map provide how to slink out in bonn welcome guy not the back figure of eighty six percent stands out but but is that just a small part of the break to tell us more about the other questions you asked about refugees to get more context. number one this high figure we have found out eighty six percent is of course also due to the fact that in recent weeks media have been reporting about incidents of refugees murder. committed in front crimes but in principle we have a big agreement between germans that people without a passport to say they should be stopped they should not be allowed without papers to enter germany and there's also a majority

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gotten through the nomination process organize and especially if you're a new candidate and not run for austs before. >> thank you, my make is sarah, i'm a nurse practitioner, resident of oak park, some would say an unprofessional political pundit. my question is to senator ayotte in that the pink wave and the mobilization of women in response to the general election in 2016 seems to be a referendum on the trump administration and republican policies. the trump administration seems to have aligned himself to extreme members of the republican party. i'm wondering if you comment on what it's like to be a republican and woman and how you encourage women to run for office on the republican platform in this environment. >> oh, sure. the interesting thing is at least from the group that i'm involved in, there does appear to actually be more republican women running this year, not in the numbers that democratic women are running, but there is a percentage increase overall. you still have a number of republican women throwing their hat in the ring now. in terms of being a republican, i think one of t

. >> reporter: greg was an experienced pilot but according to reports hadn't flown in some time aust purchased the plane last week. the trio was traveling from texas t michigan for a family event. >> and it just -- almost knocked me to the floor. hard to believe. >> reporter: ntsb investigators are trying to find out what went wrong. >> the pilot reported having a landing gear anomaly or a un maion of a landing gear. >> reporter: according to investigats, greg bose asked the control tower at the airport if he could cire the area to trouble shoot his mechanical issue. >> shortly after that the pilot re having a fuel emergency. he didn't use the word fuel emergency himself but said he was either low on fuel or o of fuel. >> reporter: investigators say the plane struck two trees and a power linen theay down. >> the pilot is stuck in the plane. the plane is on >>fire. eporter: a young man able to survive, thanks to the heroic actions of other this morning the bose family is praising those good samaritans who put their own lives at risk to savepayton. payton's mother is currently with her

have had with the delhi around, i am not terribly optimistic that this is something that could be austhe wto. it might be more realistic for the u.s. and china to try to work out some type of framework that would lead the two countries continue their trade and investment partnership, because after all this has been a trade investment relationship that has been mutually beneficial, very mutually beneficial for both countries, and both countries would like to see it continue. rishaad: indeed. the danger is we move toward managed trade, and that has inherent problems, does it not? stephen: it does indeed. but again, i would caution, this is an administration that has shown proclivity to change directions on a dime and react to a variety of different factors, so let's not get too far ahead of the game here. rishaad: indeed. , how does it check out then? you say this is part of negotiations. we had that threat last time that it could be part of negotiations as a tactic. do we end up in a constitution -- in a situation where we have threats made, then counter threats, nothing really changes,

in some ways that we're not completely used to in the physical world, and i think it requires bring aust of the capabilities to bear, both from the private sector side and enabling good information-sharing and coordination and collaboration on the private sector side but also within the government, between, as you mentioned, the department of treasury, homeland security, defense, state, justice. and then between the government and -- >> let me -- we'rell going to be time-limited today. do you think the american public today think that -- with regard to their financial services, their assets, their checking accounts and so forth, do you think they believe the federal government has a role to play in protecting those assets? >> i think they do. >> would it be fair to say that today homeland security has. ability to -- to try and notify you and that homeland security has the ability to try and assist in the defense, but with regard to going outside if the attribution indicates it's coming from the outside is it fair to say that homeland security does not have the ability to respond offensiv

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