chris: we have to talk about barack obama. his approval as president took a 2009 nosedive in the summer of health care town halls. >> you want to be led out of here, you're welcome to go. now wait a minute. now wait a minute. now wait a minute. now wait a minute. wait a minute. >> do you all think you're persuading people when you shout out like that? i beg your pardon? you don't trust me? chris: you saw him trying to deal with it but every politician knows how dangerous those moments can be. >> it was out of control. all those clips showed a politician that seemed to be out of control. >> but then we have to draw a conclusion, were all town hall meetings like this? or just the ones in the cable loop played over and over again? did we create more town hall meetings by continue to play them? >> part of the reason it goes viral so quickly is not totally out of the blue. it's picking up on public dissatisfaction anyway. you have people replaying things because it reconfirms an original political premise. chris: and the scythe gei

bill, that is word for word barack obama's position. word for word. >> bill: rubio was able to, and i think he is the only republican that i have seen lately, he was able to take the leading questions that the media is formulating and the perception they are trying to and destroy it. all right. even if narrative bob schieffer is true even if bush did it and the republicans don't give in on taxes. even if that's true, what's he doing? what's he doing? >> right. that's why i think and i think brit hume was absolutely correct and i'm glad you mentioned that poll in the talking point and that's why i think when this story plays out the republicans may very well lose the republican relations war. they are coming across as intransjent and barack obama, i me it's a great irony. barack obama who has been spending us into the poor house is coming across as the one who is fiscally responsible. >> bill: only if you are not paying attention though. >> exactly. the voters and the viewers who are paying attention like the viewers that are watching us

gibernador en las proximas 2 semanas si puyedes, si puedes, esto le grito el publico al presidente barack obamaendre esta lucha pero el disc¡urso no fue visto por todo el publioc creo que no dijo algo nuevo, es una lista de lo que siempre dice, porque el puede poner un alto a las deportaciones el presidente a deportado a un millon de inmigrantes organizacion de afuera tambien criticaron necesitasmoa una reforma migratoria para todos el partido republicado dice en un comunicado que en 2 años es el mismo discurso y que la comunidad no esta para retoricas la madrfe del joven de 19 años dijo, que hay muchas contradicciones en las opiniones de la policia buenas tardes ramon estamos a escasos metros dodne un joven de 19 añpos murio baleado ahora las autoridades piden el aocperacion del publico, fue gusto en este estacionamiento en palo alto endonde fueron baleados 2 jovenes kevion de 19 resulyto muerto y otro de 18 que esta en el hospital algunos comercianets que se encontraban en los sucesos cuentan detalles de el hecho una persona gritaba detras de una camioneta diciendo que no sentia sus piernas l

barack obama ran as the optimist last time. but tough times.ith the story lines? chris: welcome back. even in the midst of the country's economic collapse from the fall of 2008, barack obama ran as the optimist. >> there's a moment in the life of every generation when that spirit of hope has to come through. when we -- we shed the fear and the doubt and we don't settle for what the cynics tell us we have to accept but we reach for what we know is possible. chris: winners are the optimists, the ones with the sun in their face and usually the ones who are outside, wind blown, not desk bound. both roosevelts, teddy, f.d.r., and even j.f.k. and george w. bush, opposed to al gore. obama upbeat and optimistic from the stunning crystal clear announcement in springfield, illinois, back in 2007. and then all the way. kelly, the problem the president has is these have been difficult times. these are his advertisements f. you will. how does he say things will be a lot better than what you see? >> patience is a very tough argument. he can still have an ima

king and barack obama. in fact, when you pick up this newspaper article from the day after obama was sort of identified as the candidate that won the campaign, it reads, since barack hussein obama was elected 44th president of the united states on tuesday, sweeping away the last racial barrier in american politics with ease as the country chose him as its first lacked chief executive. so this is "the new york times" the day after he was sort of identified as the one who was the winner. i think the real challenge is that no one i think with a rational mind can believe that this country is in any way a post-racial nation. not only are we not in a post-racial america, i argue in the book that we should aspire to be a post-racial america. likenesses beautiful. latino latino bodies are beautiful. asian people are beautiful and so we should look for an america of a tapestry of difference, celebrating differences and affirming the particularities of stories and experiences of different people around the country. so

de otro lado, el también exaseror del presidente barack obama, también profesor, escribió un articulonse, ha perdido una media de crecimiento, al fer crecido a una tasa de crecimiento de once por ciento entre 2006, y 2011, para telenoticias washington, les habló isac cohen >> nitza: bueno, vamos a ver los deportes. >> jorge: partidazo para la albiceleste que necesitaba ganar para que no se le complique la actuación. y bueno, parece que los jugadores colombianos tomaron el cafecito, excelente actuación colombiana, a cada rato atacando, a los 6 minutos después, falta en el área, pero no pita el árbitro y le da la ley de ventaja a dairo moreno pero la pierde solito, y luego todo se convirtió en el show del portero, el héroe de argentina, y esto termina en empate, cero a cero, y hay preocupación en argentina, porque se le complica el pase, y colombia, todos tranquilos y punteros del grupo con un 4 unidades. y vamos al partido de uruguay, para poder definir ante costa rica, todos los entrenamiento de hoy, dijo que la presencia del volant roble está en duda, luego de que sufrió una lesión e

casa blanca lo discutira este lunes y martes algunos piensan que es una tactica del presidente barack obama mientras exista esa pòsibilidad hay que apoyarla >> ya no hayamos ni que creer, antes ya paso ojoala que para muchos de nosotros >> no es el único que tiene dudas >> nada de lo que el presidente barack obama prometio se ha cumplido ahora quiere volver a mentirnos a los latinos y votemos por él >> lideres latinos de toda la nacion tendran la oportunidad de hablar sobre una reforma migratiria, además de la reforma de protección de los derechos civiles >> también esperan que el presidente barack obama cumpla con la seguridad, y para los indocumentados que actualmente viven aquí en los estados unidos >> el pronóstico >> hola que tal muy buenas noches es momentos de revisar el tiempo, en san jose en66 los mismo para esta madrugada. esto garcias a la brisa, sintiendose mucho mas frsca >> también estará trayendo las nuves bajas cielos despejados en la mañana cielos mayormente nublaods en la tarde despejandose hasta porciones de ohio con advertencias de calor a> en los estods del golfo se sie

barack obama does not make that a priority.s why i'm deeply disappointed. >> why is he not prioritizing this? >> he has the wrong team. he has the wrong people around him. i heard you say he is very calm and serene. i love calmness. but when people i am concerned about is catching hell, which is working people of all colors, poor people of all colors, then you ought to have a state of emergency. fdr had a state of emergency. abraham lincoln, state of emergency. lbj, our white brother from jim crow, texas, has a state of emergency in regard to black america. he had a conscience. >> let me ask you a question. does the african-american community in america, generally do you think, does it feel particularly let down because he is african-american that you feel he is not doing enough for other african-americans? many of whom are poor? >> i think brother tavis said it well. i think there's an ambivalence in black america. black people for the most part have a deep sense of protection of barack obama. he's viciously attacked by right

for all black folk -- all the love and admiration for barack obama in the african-american community, obviously he could not have been voted in without the white folk. so i don't want to have a blanket approach to calling all americans racist that didn't support obama. my point wasn't to stack the deck in such a way that any critique of the president was racist. because i critique the president. >> what is your main critique of president obama right now? >> it's a question of are you going to side with the weak or the strong? and the evidence to date shows that this president has sided with the strong over the weak. >> in what way? >> wall street. he responded. in ways that sommers and geithner and others in the administration wanted him to respond. in so many instances, we see him siding with the strong over the weak. or compromising and capitulating on issues that do not serve the base that got him elected. >> part of his charm of why he got elected is he's not reactionary. what is wrong with a president taking his time listening to the arguments making decisions? are we in too much

that did not happen to barack obama according to his wife. that means they would continue to be married. on the other hand after obama sr. died, all these wives into state children's -- a lawsuit was filed in an effort to figure out who was the rightful heir and how many wives and children were there. in the course of that a judge of nairobi ruled on the legitimacy of the marriage and of her two children she had with him and he found that she was not married to him, that they had been separated and divorced and subsequent marriages were legitimate. >> host: i guess one of the questions is even though in an american context polygamy is not something we accept here, in the context of the luau culture, did he do anything wrong in and being married repeatedly to someone because i mean there is all this it interpretation that he was not only a womanizer but had all these marriages that he kept secret from his different wives and all. >> he didn't do anything wrong in terms of the numbers that he has been how he we treated some of them. i think some

give a thumbnail sketch of barack obama, senior. what was he like, and how did he get to the united states? >> sure. obama was born near the village and was a member of the affinity group, the third largest of the tribes in kenya. he was a very precocious boy from the very start. his father who was a very controlling, had very high expectations for him, used to natural him wanted him to be more successful than he had been himself did attend local schools and excelled and was known as the brightest boy in the class and with that she became a little more cocky and it didn't take his names or drift off in the middle of the day but because he was smart and accepted into the very prestigious school largely that was created for the sons of the chiefs and this meant he was going to be made. he was going to be very successful and have a good career. if that didn't happen. obama got into trouble and nothing huge but it was a series of small fences obama left to argue. nothing he couldn't argue about. it wasn't so much she believed in his poin

polling across the country is the main thing that young primary voters want is somebody to beat barack obama. they're mostly motivated by anti-obama venomous. to get her out. anything that looks like she's the next plausible candidate makes her less likely to win the nomination. i think all kinds of discussions of this sort which make he most mainstream people think this is not the way to fight the election. this is a slam dunk for barack obama if we spend our time talking about this issue. we want to talk about the economy. chris: next month the iowa strall poll, first big leading indicator will she win the nomination? will she win? >> yes, because nobody's competing. >> yeah, i think she's going to -- >> i think she's likely to win the straw poll. it won't matter a lot in eye -- it will matter in iowa but i don't think necessarily the long shot. chris: swing shot for until snm >> i think there's a possible. the real slingshot may turn out to be mitt romney, who's not going to compete that but come in second or third and get a swing shot in new hampshire that way. chris: when we come back,

. >> demócratas y republicanos se reunieron con el presidente barack obama para hablar sobre la deudaunieron con el presidente barack obama para llegar a un acuerdo con la deuda naciónal y el defícit . >> estados unidos no puede caer en un incumplimiento de su deuda. >> demócratas dicen que se opodran a cualquier cambio de este tipo. >> mundo medicare son partes de las discusiones, sobre aumentar el límite de la deuda, recortes en programa tiene efecto negativo en la gente. >> estamos opuestos que no debe haber cortes en el seguro social por el defícit del país . >> cambian el costo de la vida, como dijo el presidente barack obama ninguno de los partidos quedará satisfecho. >> el hombre de 38 años, originario de monterrey fue ejecutado, el gobierno de méxico rechazo esta forma de juicio y el veredicto al mexicano, porque leal carecio de asístencia . >> cientos de niños vivieron una experiencia al conocer a un ídolo. >> ya regresamos . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> es allá dónde el atlantis saldra para su último víaje, las condiciones para el fin de semana, por lo menos en los 58 grados, temperaturas

has the tea party's flirtation with default on the national debt handed barack obama a huge win, while the vast middle of the country, the middle that decides elections, see the president as the grownup? take a look at poll numbers. in his 2008 win, president obama was the choice of 60% of self-described moderates in the exit polls. today he still has 55% of those moderates. what do moderates favor? when it comes to the national debt ceiling, 55% of moderates say raise it. bob, we have two big news stories facing us. the unemployment rate going up to 9.2%. the united states facing a debt crisis. maybe not reaching the debt ceiling bill by the end of this month. the republicans are using the jobless figures to say no taxes whatsoever. they're also saying no deal. have they misread the american public? >> this is a moment when obama has to deliver. there's no question. on the economic front, if there is a default, we face a catastrophe. the talk -- one of the plans being discussed, which is the c.e.o. told me being discussed in the white house is they got that. i mean, the theme is postp

this plan was in place before barack obama was president.s part of the military decision and this is why i said we cannot just include political without including the process. >> but i'm not going to let you sit here and diminish the president's contribution. >> i'm not trying to diminish it. i'm adding to the fact it needs to be fully correct. >> let the professionals, there is' no doubt the military but under the constitution the president is the commander in chief of the military. and so he has to make the ultimate decisions and so i, you know, will offer credit but what this is really all about is too many people sought to diminish barack obama's foreign policy credentials, sought to diminish whether he was committed to taking out osama bin laden, so what he basically did is he answered the question and the question has been answered and the debate should be over. >> this part of the conversation certainly because i have to change gears a little bit. one of the things mark mentioned earlier was the idea of promises kept, he made promises

el presidente barack obama se reuniÓ durante una hora con los lÍderes demÓcratas del congreso para discutir negociaciÓn sobre el tope de la deuda continÚa estancada a una semana de vencer el plazo. >> los bolsillos de los automovilistas se han vuelto a resentir. la tradicional encuesta quincenal indica que el precio promedio del galÓn regular aumentÓ nueve centavos. ahora el pecio es de 3, 70 dÓlares. la gasolina de calidad media cuesta 3, 84 y la premium 3, 95. >> nueva york celebrÓ los primeros matrimonios homosexuales de su historia con una jornada que marcÓ rÉcord de bodas. >> imÁgenes y reacciones de este histÓrico dÍa en ese estado. el sexto y mÁs grande del paÍs en autorizar el casamiento entre personas del mismo sexo. >> la celebraciÓn continuaba en horas de la noche en nueva york donde miles de parejas del mismo sexo hoy por primera vez pudieron contraer matrimonio. >> estamos celebrando el dÍa. >> esta pareja se casÓ por segunda vez ya que hace tres aÑos contrajo matrimonio en otro estado. >> es lo que siempre he querido. ser una persona normal. uno se levanta, se acuesta igual. t

so, turnout is the absolute the barack obama's strategy. if the left turns on obama or turns off obama. they vote with their feet and they stay home. >> bill: why though? if most people aren't idealogues, as all the polls show they are not. only 2 o% define themselves as liberals. 41% define themselves as conservative. under the liberal banner you would only say maybe 8%, 7% would be far left, really bernie sanders left. okay? but, yet, it seems they have an inordinate amount of power when it comes to barack obama. is that because of the web site situation? your stat ignores race. 10 to 14% of the vote is cast by african-americans who are clearly going to be for obama whatever they say their ideology is. another 8% or by latinos who he hopes to win. >> bill: that should diminish the far left though. if it's an ethnic vote or a racial vote, that should diminish the far left power. >> the clear ingredient of that is 30% of the electorate or white liberals. you end up with about 35% of the elector raft that's clearly democratic. and the issue f

and yet that extreme result got put on the table by barack obama and the democrats. they had a $2.4 trillion deficit reduction, and the republicans didn't just say no, that's not quite good enough, they walked out. >> yeah. the interesting model for deficit reduction i always thought for the obama white house was the clinton model, the 1993 bill, which was 50/50. it was first% spending cuts, 50% tax revenue increases. why wouldn't the white house have looked at the clinton deficit reduction package, which then led us to the most economically successful decade that we've had with the highest surge in incomes that we've ever seen, especially at the top end? why didn't they start with that and say, we want to do the clinton model, you republicans? we want to do 50/50? and i suppose negotiate away from that. >> because the obama administration has a funny tendency to start with what they think would be an acceptable final compromise to the republicans. their health care bill, cap and trade, the budget deal they put on the table here when they came in with their deficit f

now, you can make the case that maybe barack obama should have created more jobs and done better, but what mitt romney's -- how he's describing it is just inaccurate. >> if the obama wants the message to be the economy is not as bad as you think it is, that's probably not going to -- >> is romney the front-runner? >> oh, sure. >> is he beatable? >> sure. >> can he be beating on the left? >> in the republican primary? >> huntsman? >> i think that would be tough to do. >> you think huntsman can beat him on the left? >> i think hadn'tman has to get 5% in new hampshire first. >> can he be beaten by -- is he too left for your party, romney? >> no. no. he's winning? the polls. >> michele bachmann, can she knock him off in new hampshire? >> i think that would be tough in new mexico. >> if he wins 234 iowa -- >> she could be formidable. >> who's the favorite in iowa? >> right now it's bachmann. >> without admitting it arithmetically -- she can beat him in iowa or new hampshire. >> she's going to beat him? >> probably. >> what you're saying is the party in iowa is to the right of romney. >> we

really significant and younger voters played a real role in that i mean he would not president barack obama would not be president without the strength of voters under thirty and thereby sentient voters you know of the population that has the right situation simply would not have won the primary he would not be president united states today he also seems to be trying to expand beyond just that divide. the events of today and this last week he he's. it's almost post part you know the post partisan is a nice buzz phrase right now but he almost seems like he's actually trying to embrace that trying to be above that that partisan fray do you think that that plays well to the two to that so that generation that was part of that post civil rights generation. i know it does at least certainly for for a substantial segment of that generation one of the things that you know i did in the research for my book is i teamed up with suffolk university as political research center on a poll that was one of the few polls actually ever been done specifically on the personal rights generation of black voters

make hay to annihilate barack obama today. nobody wants to deal with the reason there's an actual -- >> there's a -- >> in a moment. >> the massive tax cuts under the bush administration and the one thing that's clear, i'm not happy whip the democrats in this whole thing at all. but one thing that's clear is that this is not about the debt ceiling. this is about an ideological desire to have no raise in revenues, no new taxes. >> isn't it more than that? isn't it ideological battle two political parties. republican party wants to screw the democratic party. how do we screw the democratic party? let's just vote -- >> both are going on. >> right. democrats saying, hang on. let's not only screw the republican party let's do a deal that gives our guy kov e for the next five years, but we don't have to deal with the problem. neither political party has the appearance of actually wanting to do what needs to be done which is have a real debate why there are no jobs in america, why we're spending all this money on war. >> all true. i

and barack obama is going to sign it. what we saw yesterday on barack obama's part, all that frustration, you know, malia and sasha, they don't do all-nighters, the rest of it, that suggests to me that barack obama knows he is over a barrel right now. >> i don't see that at all. look, if what you say is true, pat, it is an absolute unmitigated disaster for the democrats. if they get absolutely nothing out of this. if the president agrees to that, i would be -- that would be unbelievable. >> hold it. >> let me follow up quickly. >> no, come on, pat. >> no, if the president didn't sign it and he puts the country into default -- >> no, no, no, the republicans put the country in default. you can't get away with that. if you say i will compromise nothing, i will make no negotiations and then it is the president's fault for going into default, you're crazy. i want to give you one fact as we talk about this. you know if we go into default and our interest rates go up 1%, it adds $1.3 trillion to the deficit. it makes our deficit

vaya al supermercado podría ahorrar dinero, le mostraremos como en breve >>> hoy el presidente barack obama como el futuro director del nuevo buró de protector financiera la agencia supervisará la forma en que bancos dan hipotecas, tarjetas de créditos y préstamos >>> con las hipotecas todos los formularios que hay que llenar son complicados tienes que ser un abogado en bienes y raíces para poder entender qué se te presenta. entonces, el seguro está poniendo en prueba diferentes terminologías que es más fácil para que el consumidor entienda >>> también supervisará áreas que no tienen tanta regulación >>> porque los consecionarios de automóviles son financiados por medio de los consecionarios, no tienen supervisión y añaden a la tasa de interés, sobre todo a las poblaciones afro-americanas y latinas >>> están preocupadas, porque creen que limitará la oferta el presidente barack obama dijo que cuidará a los cuis >>> no tiene que ser abogados para poder leer lo que firman deben tener la libertad para tomar decisiones informadas al comprar una vivienda, pedir una tarjeta de crédito o tener un p

goodness but don't go barack obama's speech was crystal clear that the missile defense project is not over she. thought she. well it is the chair mark is in the pro radar me capitulating i don't understand the question. and i know why removing the razor wire you installed last year and the pro-rate are people capitalizing by removing it that he and i don't last proposal when scope would have the military police did not install the wire obstacle on them so i can't answer your question fine. will there be a debate at all that i don't have enough information to answer about. who does. don't want can't answer about a time. other committee should our cameras take you to the action we now take you to a briefing recently opened by mr young fish a dummy up hello ladies and gentleman this morning just after midnight u.s. president barack obama called to inform me that his government no longer intends to build a radar base in the czech republic for the anti-missile defense system it would have but now was an beaches that are probably good that i doubt it but you look at the video but i think it

barack obama, will. how will he do that? ready taken 500 billion away from medicare to fund obama care that's president obama's problem. >> sean: do you support means testing, and raising the retirement age for social security? >> i support not letting medicare crash and burn. that's the current course it is on. >> sean: what about means testing for social security? in other words, you made enough, you've been successful, you paid in your whole life you are either going to get a smaller amount than promised or nothing. >> i support what fdr said when social security was created. he created social security so a person's life expectancy was 63 years of age and they would get their first check at age 63. he wasn't intending that few, if any would receive that benefit. now that has changed for people. what i support is putting a reality test and a means test a lot of people don't know what that means. a reality test means let's make social security work. work so we are not robbing from the younger generation. but also not leaving

said the barack obama's policies would significantly help their advancement the number for whites was 21%, hispanics fell somewhere in the middle but there was quite a gap. >> it's gone down in terms of african-americans saying that obama's election creates more britain these for african-americans. it's gone down a bit since this election and certainly in my own survey it's not as high as 70%. it's closer to a round of 30 or 40% who are saying that it's going to help them, but i also the fact of the presidency, even if he loses in 2012 will go away. in the reassessment that has begun to take place at least in some minds won't stop, whether or not he went. there would be a lot disappointed people, again, fall colors if if he loses. i don't think it's going to change the fundamental way people are beginning to look at what is possible in the political arena. is ther >> is there a real divide in african-american thought or intellectual immediate? i ask is based on what cornelln west recently dead. he said obama is a black mascott of wall street oligarchs in at black puppet of the cards a

andrea: there were moments that george bush did not act like a conservative and he acted more like barack obama that's where i issues with him. gawps oh, my gosh, you are equating bush and obama now. i don't know if that's good for obama or bad for bush. >> andrea: one is a big spender and someone a really big spender. >> greg: all right. everybody follow the pen. look at me. juan, we were in the green room and you said i hope i run a clip of rush limbaugh. you said it earlier and lucky i found. >> juan: you got it? >> greg: i did. the other day before rush was urging the republicans not to cave he played an old clip of a show listening to himself. in a weird real surreal way we listen to rush listening to himself. my head may explode. >> ladies and gentlemen, losers compromise. winners do not compromise. the democrats won nothing. >> winners do not compromise. which is why i have been asking the republicans in the house and in the senate, don't cave. you are the winners. you hold the cards. >> greg: eric, i bet you disagree with everything he said. >> eric: this man is so on it, 100% right. we

. >> el presidente barack obama dijo que habían errores en el programa pero que podría ayudar si se hacen(♪ ♪ ). >> más de treinta bomberos lucharon por horas para controlar las llamas. >> un incendio dejó a veinte personas desalojadas. >> las llamas se propagaron a los edificios. >> las causas están bajo investigación . >> el martes podría conocerse la identidad de el sujeto que murió a manos de los policías . >> la investigación del caso continúa, no se sabe cuantos balazos recibió la víctima . >> las autoridades revelaron que dos de las tres balaceras podrían estar relaciónadas, estos hechos ocurrieron el fin de semana, los tiroteos ocurrieron en un mismo día, el número de asesinatos ascendio a catorcer. >> en san francisco existe un aumento a los robos, según autoridades estos robos son hechos por personas de pandillas, el número de arrestop ha incrementado en un 53 por ciento. >> la gente debería averiguar si lo que compra es un articulo robado, porque puede tener cargos también . >> los robos de negocios cuestan 33 mil millones de dólares para los comerciantes al año. >> un hombre r

you get the rasmussen poll that shows 44% of americans think barack obama is doing a horrible job. en you come out with a reuters poll that says most americans blame the republicans for the debt crisis. and not president obama. then you come out it's insane. it's all over the place. i really believe most americans don't really know what this is. >> i mean, we have a job, which allows us to pay full attention to this stuff. and it's hard to keep track. >> bill: but our audience knows, the people watching us. >> they know more than the average person. >> bill: they seek out and they are interested in what's happening to the country. >> they watch news. >> bill: if you are watching jersey shore and mtv all day long. >> don't vote, please. >> bill: you are serious. >> yeah, why should dummies vote? i don't want to stop them from voting. but i don't want to encourage them. they have all these get out the vote things at rock concerts. >> bill: why don't you have a little bumper sticker, if you are dumb stay home on election day or something like that. >> i'm fine with that. >> bill: you w

president barack obama called to inform me that his government no longer intends to build a radar base in the czech republic for the anti-missile defense system it would have up now with some beaches that are probably kit but i doubt it but you know about it but i think it's up to them i immediately informed the president of the republic but article be out of the conversation go at it in english of course it took place at twenty one minutes after midnight. we ladies and gentlemen thank you for participating in this special briefing until next time thank you. goodbye and have a pleasant day. changed changed changed changed. its. head that's the only missile we like not us not for here's to us cheers a good call and i'd like to thank all the citizens those seventy percent and all the mayors and civic initiatives. enough it's an i got drunk and i'm driving. but there's a you not that i've been to be or if there hadn't been resistance i believe our survival parliament would have ratified the treaty and construction would have begun. says the city at least show the. city's son a local. c.d.