gung-ho, into it. ♪ oh, camil tell me hodo you feel? ♪ and then, he had a...ealized that what he had been doing all these years was wrong. ♪ will you tell all the people out the people you killed ♪ not for god but for country and war. ♪ >> reporter: nash was inspired by camil's having testified in a war crimes forum sponsored by against the war.m veterans >> and if people were in the villages yelling and screaming, didn't help them. we just burned the houses as we went. it wasn't like they were humans. like, we were... you know, we were cnditioned to believe that, you know, this was for the... the good of the nation, the good of our country, and that anything we did wa ookay. >> ♪h, camil, tell me what did youmoer say ♪ whent you lose people out in the fields ♪ g rotting alth the hay? >> report: unlike his earlier anti-war song, "oh! camil" was no sing-along. >> ♪ did you show her your guns? did you show her the ears that you wore? ♪ >> reporter: "did you show them the ears that you wore? i didn't know what that meant when i first heard that song. >> casome am

camille, i go to alexander first. >> fine. yeezy expert. >> i don't think this is something that should be under estimated by democrats. i think with 2016 showed that the lines were redrawn when it comes to roll of celebrity -- role of libert celebrity in pol, and paradigm shift, president has republican party believing thibelievethings that never bel. and democrats are now party of third trimester abortions. there is a real you know change you know occurring right now, went the electorate, they are unsettled, he is speaking to that, he is cutting through you know traditional lines, and saying, there is something different happening. >> is there something different? kmele? >> we'll see, president trump outperformed traditional republicans with african-americans. >> people were supporting him hung up on pollsters? not sure a see a seismic shift on the account of kanye west. i think what kanye said this the clip is more moderate than just vote republican, this say general piece of advice that good for all americans. kennedy: any

kennedy: it we have one it better became -- camille not offer.cam ofcamille notoffer. >> still -- not offer. >> >> st still time. remember last month, hillary made this creas crazy claim. >> i think that they have their a on someone in democratic primary, they are grooming her to be third party candidate, she is a favorite of the russians, they have sites and bahts and other ways of supporting -- boites and other ways of supporting her, that is assuming jill stein will give it up. shy might not, she is also a russian -- a russian asset, totally, they know they can't win without a third party candidate. kennedy: oh. she is just a warm, lady fart. that is all she is. gabbard campaign firing back today, sending a letter to clinton demanding -- turning red is not a russian asset not groomed by russia. beside your statement -- much less presented any evidence that congresswoman gabbard is a russian asset is fabricated story. end quote. >> after clinton's comments her team said she meant the republicans are grou grooming pl see for a third party run --

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i said look everyone is walking back and forth camille i'm from the west you know and i don't even have an idea on me he had a kind of i didn't have any connection to west germany he does have some i was thinking i'd prefer to stay here in my warm cozy nest arms but hans martin was relaxed it was no big deal he had nothing to be afraid of. concert and he sort of pulled me along with him or not mr mix could see. by then frank had returned to the empty apartment he and his family were due to leave east germany officially in a couple of days but he did not want to wait the situation seemed to unsettle. it was about midnight when funk returned and he had managed to hire a taxi driver about offering him last 100 east german mark bell. you know mark pushed the horn and. i grabbed my wife my son and our suitcases and we got in the taxi and drove the few 100 meters to the border. wouldn't understand know if i'm out of the office is in uniform looked at us probably wondering what we were up to cook. i thought they wouldn't let us pass. this bar we were the only ones with a suitcase and a child.

camile like roberts a charm member that in orange county the whole pension system vaporized in a matter of hours this will be the case more and more and at the same time there will be a greater and greater reliance on believing in the supernatural as the cause of the problems and not the fact that it's just greed and hubris it's not just the corporations it is definitely not just them every single individual is acting like that every individual went to the voting booth and they decided not to allocate any fund that sees california has one of the highest rates of of their budget go towards prisons they have huge vast prison industrial complex there they spend a fortune on their prisoners there is something like 506-0000 some locations across 300000 dollars a year to incarcerate some of their inmates so you know they're willing to allocate money for that these are the sort of choices that are going to happen when these technical debts come to light people are going to say do you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being. what is true what is right. in

we have to take care of each other this is bigger than ourselves for camille those are emerging all across t.l.a. these days but as grassroots assemblies they all have a common weakness in. the big problem with the company is that they generate hope and that they lead people to think if they are determining their own destiny. but really they're only providing a platform for desires that can be taken into account but might as well not be and that's a problem. but at this could build you know in santiago nobody wants to believe that they're just dreaming up their own version of utopia broken up in small task forces they draft a road map for their future work in order to make any of this happen the neighbors will have to get the government to listen how they'll go about that will certainly be worth a discussion during the next. reporting there well in bed a swale a hyper inflation is crippling the economy to help give people more purchasing power the government has increased the minimum wage for the 6th time since last year but the increase is still only equivalent to a few u.s. dollars per m

so, camille, introduce yourself and ask a question to who you want. >> i'm camille from the new york immigration coalition. i have a question for cecillia. david, maybe we can speak more offline because i want to make a plug for year-round dairy farm workers -- >> they're there. >> i'll let them know. cecillia, given especially the back drop of how this president, his administration is really just destroying what it means to be an independent judiciary, we see it every day in immigration court, how many of these deportation orders are unjust in the first place, but also they're reshaping the judiciary, the bench, the federal bench. i worry that all these lawsuits eventually, the way they are reshaping the way the executive impacts and has the enormous powers they have on immigration policy, that it's going to backfire on us in the long term because, a, if congress doesn't get its act together, no offense, but not much hope either, so if we're stuck with this for the long haul and we're reshaping how the executive interacts with the immigration policy through our courts, which they ar

president camille foster and brian suits. you too, got need. mcshane on "after the bell. lou: it's monday, november 11, 2019. veterans day. we begin with a special thank you and salute to our nation's veterans and all who serve the nation in uniform all around the world. in new york city the commander-in-chief spoke at the city's veteran's day parade. quicking the first president to d becoming the first president to do so. the president honored the veterans saying the glory of their deeds only grows greater with the passage of time. it's been 41 days since the radical dimms began their secret closed dear hearings as they continue to construct their assault on the constitution and the president of the united states. intel committee chairman, adam schiff, continues to deny full and equitable participation from the republican members of congress and denied the republicans' their call to bring in their own witnesses. they have attacked president trump unrelengthingly since this d unrelentingly continues 2016. the president's public support has been you are wavering d has been

camille burnout sat down with one of the plaintiffin the case to talk about what's at stake. >>it's been about 18 years since katrina being a right to n yorfrom coa rica. >>she was 12 when her parents centero the us alone to live th her aunt time. >>when i started my w life here and i'm a cry all the time when i was >>cool. she learnednglish learn how to ride the subway. >>and excelled in school and it wasn't until i was about to gruate miss school. >>getting called in. >>the scholarships. i couldn't accept scholarships because of my innovations that it is. >>then in 2012 e learned about dotomshe hesitated but evntually applied and got her approval but everything changed isome time for 2017, it's >>when therump administration annoced it would end the obamaera program and fun thintook to the reets, those shouting. they call my anger and frustration that passion caught the attention of the attorneys invold in the dock a case that has now reached the supreme court. november 12 she will stand in front of the 9 justices and is awar that not everyone will be on her side in my opini

>>delay filled treacherous travel days on the roads and in the skies camille burnout is theatest. >>on the day before anksgiving. you files on over trying to t it. also working around the clock. the minnesota highway patrol on friday, reporting almost 200 crashes and almost 300 spinouts on tuesday and wednesday. >>as similar traffic issues in california. >>she's got a point where you know we can keep up and we're at a tow truck son merci stress most is we can bea the problems and delays also in the ies. i. >>newell is going to cause trouble and i started hearing about it last week a figure that's just my luck, hundreds of flights delayed or canceled nationwide. it's like a gamble not coming out on the top this time also not having a good day the more than 200,000 customers without power. >>the majority of the outages in california, indiana michigan, wisconsin and kentucky. and in new york, it's still unclear if the thanksgiving day parade balloons will be up in the air. >>many hoping for the best. >>like last year. we had a similar forect. and that to be the same as does this year

thank you to laura for that nice introduction and to camille for all the work she did organizing thekong congress and it's my hometown so it's always wonderful to be here. i'd also like to thank doctor keen for setting up my talking nicely and mentioning famine relief to will be talking about that a little bit today. i picked a provocative title, the myth of isolation and i did so partly because when i teach undergraduates about the first world war, i usually start a class by asking what do you know, what do you know about the war. i suspect if i threw this out to you you'd probably know and get some of the things that they know. trenches, poison gas, aerial warfare and dogfights. when i asked about the united states they go with zero wilson and isolation. that encapsulates the story of what graduates know about the first world war. what i'd like to argue today is that rather then the idea that the united states completely turned its back on europe, in 1919, that it's a more complicated story an american engage with corrupt in terms of cultural imagination and were popping a little b

among democratic primary voters and joe biden has 24% backing to warren's 23% and bernie sanders 17%, camill a hairs and i pete buttigieg round out the top five. >>> and ann colter isset set to speak at uc berkeley. two years ago she cancel aid speech at cal because of security concerns. the group's berkeley college of republicans invited her and promised her the necessary security and says they are committed to providing a forum for various points of view. >> your first amendment rights will be protected no matter what it is you believe. non-negotiable. >> it's here to promote immigrant bashing and the ideas of the -- of the far-right country of white supremacists. >>> oakland ranks 99 out of 100 cities. oakland got low scores for affordability and safety but a high score for giving thanks, which includes volunteer opportunities. freed month wasn't much better coming in at 97. it had the worst affordability of all. st. paul, minnesota tops the list of the best city to travel to for thanksgiving. >>> and we are eager to make the drive up highway 101 this morning when a take a special zip tri