>>host: carson city arizona you are on the. >> hello.for,s it's carson city arizona. [laughter] the question is about. >>host: please go ahead and talk.hat y >> the question i have is the mexico is under the control of organized crime? the othera pre question that says mexico is ao, pretty big melting pot as a try. to become part of the united states that is not a popularar idea i think we need the mexican people i think i think it is important to both of our a countries to ndtravel back and forth without the constraintsout and then the wage laws would bea different and we would all be having similar prosperity do you see what i'm saying. there >>host: and get an answer in two seconds but how else are you to the border there? mac and mac to arizona.orchado. >>host: about 70 miles 70 miles from the border mac i would not say the cartel controls the mexican government but i would say there are regions across the code that are heavily in and some people would even argue controlled by cartels but not ae with the central government. mexico was also going through another bi

>> caller: i'm not in carson city.izona. >> host: okay, so about 70 miles from the border. thank you for calling in. alfredo corchado. >> guest: i would not say that cartels control the mexico or the mexican government. i would say that there are regions across mexico that are heavily influenced, and some people would even argue controlled by cartels. but i wouldn't say that's the case with the central government. it's, you know, it's -- mexico's also going through another big challenge right now which is a lot of central americans who are trying to come to the united states and are not being able to cross, you're seeing many, many more seeking asylum and staying in shelters throughout mexico. you're also seeing a high number of mexicans who are now deported from the united states, and these are people who left when they were children or are coming back to mexico. i'll the tell you a quick story. i was just walking around mexico city recently, and i kept hearing english, and i looked around and these were, you know, re

>> i'm not in carson city.i'm in tucson, arizona. >> host: okay, so about 70 miles from the border. thank you for calling in. alfredo corchado? >>. >> guest: i would not say that the cartels control the government. i would say there are regions of mexico are heavily influenced and some would argue controlled by cartels. i wouldn't say that's the case with the central government. you know, it's -- mexico's going through another big challenge right now, which a lot of central americans who are treeing to come to the united states and are not being able to cross. you're seeing many, many more seeking asylum and staying in shelters throughout mexico. you're also seeing a high number of mexicans who are now deported from the united states and these are people who left when they were children, or are coming back to mexico. i tell you a quick story. i was just walking around mexico city recently and i kept hearing english and these were real mexicans who could not speak a word of spanish. turns out these were people w

sometimes they would be 100 feet over the canyon and they would shoot the log and it would go down to carson city where there was a railroad and put them up on the trains and took them up to virginia to virginia city. and they made vote -- boats. you could jump in that thing and they would be going 70 or 80 miles an hour. they were death-defying as you might imagine in the 1870s. those are probably the people traveling the fastest in the world at that time the people writing the lumber plumes down. another big and our mental cost was milling the order. they mix it up and you would polarize the orimolade in the amalgamating pans which poured out the amount of the gold and silver and mercury. you are left with silver so if you lose some of the mercury in some of the gold and silver in this process, that's why you wouldn't need to route. thousands of tons of mercury are lining the floor of that river. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> afternoon. good afternoon and welcome. i am steve livingstone book editor at the "washington post" which is a charter sponsor of the national oaks

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entire streams, sometimes on bridges 100 feet over the canyons and they shoot the logs and go to carson citywhere there was a railroad spur that put them on the trains and take them to virginia city. they made plume votes so they would haul logs and you can jump in that thing and they would be going 70 or 80 miles an hour. it was death-defying in the 1870s and those were the people traveling the fastest in the world at that time. anyway, another big environmental cost was the mercury they used 2 million your, they mixed it up and you smashed the or, pulverize it, mix it up and huge amalgamating pans, and tort out the gold and silver and mercury and you are left with gold and silver and you lose some of the mercury and gold and silver in this process and that is why you wouldn't want to eat a trout out of the lower regions of the carlton river because thousands of tons of mercury are lining the floor of the river. >> you can watch this and other programs online@booktv.org. >> here is a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post. topping the list is girl

dana carson is talent from my city, detroit, that was taken out of my city. >> this is childish.e no idea why you are shouting. >> laura: guys, guys, this is not good tv when you talk over each other. it drives me crazy. and i want to hear from both of you. i know everybody wants to get their point but it's hard for me to referee. i do want to point out, it's interesting who is supporting what the nfl is doing here. the former iranian president, he said the nfl season will start this week but unfortunately once again colin kaepernick is not on an nfl roster even though he was one of the best quarterbacks in the league. since when did he become a sports commentator? now you both have to laugh at this. what is that all about? anthony, you can wrap it. >> there is a serious topic here that -- remember when muhammad ali took a stand against the war? he was heated. not too long ago he got an endorsement with adidas and adidas skyrocket. >> laura: i got it, but one of the greatest athletes that ever lived, if not the greatest athlete that ever lived, -- don't compare colin kaepernick w

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promised to transfer the case to another city where the migrants have since moved to sensually to take another look peter all over spoke to carsten and. carson hempel son marcus was killed last year here in britain bourke after an altercation with migrants when he spoken out about his grievances and demonstrations he found himself labelled a nazi. and we got them all as they came forward on stage i politely asked the audience to show a little respect so i could tell the story of my son right in front of me there was a group of asylum seekers with a coordinator who was showing them how to hold posters up properly and what slogans to show imagine how i felt as a father when you see syrian asylum seekers who came from the same country as the person who killed my son and they called me a nazi it was insane they'll evolve government money that comes from my taxes every month to pay for people like that his son is also being painted as a white nationalist by some media outlets that's among youth in germany people are labelled left or right and this is the biggest mistake there is the overwhelming majority of people are centrist in their political

patrick breaking records, the kansas city chiefs, beating out san francisco 49, 38-29. 9ers facing issues. finally, my man, carsonn to go eagles after major knee injury, the philadelphia quarterback leading leading the defending super bowl champs to win over indianapolis colts. [laughter] rob: so he's playing again, there we go. tiger woods continuing to sports here, he's back after coming so close in recent months, even majors, tiger finally won another tournament. >> it's happening for tiger. [cheers and applause] >> we thought we'd never see it. and i don't believe he thought either. rob: the red shirt on. first win in 5 years. eightieth win of his career after playing in tour championship the final tournament of the year, even the president weighed in oh on this, tiger is playing great, looks like a win could happen. we have to wait until next year to see if he can get another major. jillian: judge kavanaugh after second woman accuses him of assault overnight. rob: a lot of rumors about which democrats will run for president in 2020, could be a slew of them, one possible contender dropped the biggest hint yet

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