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the playground for the cartel is attractive to them. they can come out to these mountain areas and be concealed. this is a prime area for the cartel to work. the federal government under president trump. we did amazing things to put calm on this border. judge jeanine: what would you say to joe biden if you were to talk to him today. >> you have to get us to the table. you and i share one thing. the citizens of this country. these reckless and hasty plans and executive order open up our country for disasters, humanitarian and national security. 9/11 should have caught us something. we can't forget what happened 9/11. that was a national attack on this country. let's not forget where it started. we are in a global health pandemic but we are being ignored on the southern border. they are talking about wearing mass cans and social distancing. but what i'm seeing here is total opposite. are we part of this country or are we not? we are in crisis mode just off the statistics a. what happens here happens in every community. but what should ala

we are the gateway to europe and that's why the cartels want to take over this market. and if you're caught making drugs the penalties aren't very steff just a few years in jail it's an ideal situation for the cartels but if for some of. the cartels earn about 20000000000 euros a year from the sale of synthetic drugs the profit margins are huge because the mexicans import cheap chemicals from asia to make the stuff. as the power of the cartels increases police have reported a surge in contract murders and assaults and have found drug labs in remote locations in may 2020 that police raided a lab and seized chemicals and crystal meth worth an estimated 10000000 euros. the lab was located on a farm near a village just 20 kilometers from the german border police arrested several suspects including one each from mexico colombia and the united states. the raid was successful because dutch investigators had worked with police agencies in other countries to track the crooks a special police unit kept the suspects under constant surveillance and a lot of hard work finally paid o

these are the mexican cartels. and when they get into a market there's a big increase in drug production and drug related violence built here for we've seen that in mexico and they're moving into the market here. so as far as crystal meth is concerned the warning signals are flashing throughout europe where crystal meth the new doll back in june 20192500 kilograms of crystal meth were seized at the port of rotterdam the largest drug bust of its kind in europe. this is the bavarian city of pasto we've come here to meet drug counsellor yunus clean. from 2003 until he retired last year kate was in charge of a therapy center that's affiliated with the catholic diocese of passout. he says there's been a big increase over the last decade in the number of people who've come to the center for help. the situation is serious in fact it's alarming we've even had a few deaths recently that puts 3 different. when clique walks through parts of town known for drug activity he can often great some of the people there by name. the

i have heard a story in which -- because the mexican cartels have a monopoly on letting people into this contry, i hear the story of two people trying to sneak people across, two skinned alive, a third one was partially skinned to say this is what happens if you try to push people across without going through the cartels. i want to point out an anecdote of a father and perhaps 7-year-old girl who were murdered for trying to come across without the approval of the cartels. and i would like to address the 70,000 people who die from illegal drugs this year. i was recently at the milwaukee d.e.a., i was told last year, 540 people in milwaukee county died of illegal drug use. and the local agents suspected that all 540 were killed by drugs or ingredients from drugs that came across the mexican border. please, president biden, do something about the crisis on the border. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to add

they're fighting the holy school cartel and have the area under siege. petrol has to be smuggled in the carriage is out of action gas is scarce stories medicine bottled water pharmacy they can't get their crops cattle to market. and the sieges had other costs when danniella in gabriella's grandet had a burst stomach ulcer they couldn't get him to the hospital on the other side the blockade he dives more to take but then i got so helpless because we couldn't do any hit it was out of our hands and angry it's not right that our living like this and he wasn't the only one at the same time and lady had a miscarriage because she was trying to get to the hospital and couldn't we heard more stories towns people killed in the crossfire between the cartels on the road or in the town itself there's a nightly soundtrack here. you can probably hear the sound of gunfire just outside the church no it is only just started shooting here the police and authorities are largely absent here but the state security minister did drop by to promise to get the road open it's elec

starting in around 2006, that was when the cartels in mexico, drug cartels and drug organizations and criminal organizations into an actual insurgency. if aoc knew anything about the history of mexico and the cartels at all, she wanted throw that language around because there was a real insurgency in mexico when the president declared the war on drugs and the war on the car child. and then what you have happened in 2009, they transitioned to terrorism and that is what they have been using ever since. that was when they broke off and establish their own cartel. and one of the first things that they did, sean, that they are most known for is massacres. 72 illegal immigrants in mexico. and the next thing they did was to kill over hundred mexican civilians in the massacre. and the next great flash point that the u.s. needs to pay attention to was in 2015 when a new cartel shot a mexican military helicopter out of the sky. and what you see happening is these club organizations have gone from insurgents to terrorists and they are now a parallel shattered government in mexico. they are the o

border towns, entire areas arete run by drug cartels, they say the drug cartels and human traffickers are experiencing in your hometown and what are you seeing now. >> he is exactly right, the cartels control all of the border we used to go across the board and have a meal, you could not anymore, the cartels control everything look at the risk and that is telling them they have permission to go through the area and crossed the border, the sad thing is when these people cross the border there still part of that cartel because they owe them for that money so they will make them work in s the united states or do things for them in the united states because they're still beholden to the cartel and if they don't know go after theirir families. liz: do you feel like the biden administration understands and comprehends that this is a humanitarian crisis because the cartels are moving in a big way and a fast way to basically run this is a business operation with what's happening south of the border in order to cross the border, did they get it? >> no, every time we have a surge of people, wha

assisting the cartels.eally does and i was speaking to some agents on the border today who were saying it's not just all the people that are being released. it's not just the thousands and thousands were getting away. it's the fact that they are under so much pressure to push people through as quickly as they can that they have no idea who they are. you're right that the cartels are the ones who are the big winners in this situation and they know it. they are sending five rafts across at a time because while agents are consumed with it or taking care of children dropped over the fence et cetera, they know that that's the opportunity for them to push drugs and guns and whatever they want. cash. coming back into mexico from the u.s. the cartels, what we are hearing, i've been in touch with some sources on the mexican side, but we are seeing and hearing is that there is a loose federation that's forming to prepare to take on one of the most violent cartels, c.j. ng, it's a newer cartel but still very powerful.

so we've got a major drug problem with these cartels in the u.s. what do you say?rs per month trafficking people, boys, girls, women. and we're not even attempting to stop them. a lot of these children, by the way, are coming through with numbers. we are dealing with a very evil force, and we have a president right now who's not even interested in it, liz. and i want the parents out there, grandparents to realize, what would you do if it was your kid, your grandkids? we sit back and allow this to happen to these beautiful, vulnerable children and women and allow it to happen just because they don't want us to pay attention to it. this is the real deal. don't let the blitz -- the other things we're doing, we'll take care of that in time through the courts, but right now the border is our most vulnerable place, unevented, and within another year or so, they're going to try to change our culture. not the american compassion culture, but one that's dealing with evil. elizabeth: yeah or, we hear you. the other thing we're showing right now is drug cartels are really sla

the cartels are doubling down on fentanyl. that's not a drug, it is a poison and we can see it in the overdose data. again that affects all americans. that's why i get frustrated. leadership is simple. pick up a phone, call troy miller with cbp the current acting commissioner. i know troy and say what can we do to help you? i have certain assets and capabilities. what can we do? it's that simple. >> jason jones, great to get your perspective on all of this. appreciate your joining us this morning. >> sources saying stacey abrams put a lot of pressure on major league baseball and led to the led pulling the games out of atlanta and what it could mean for abrams future political ambitions and then there is this. >> i really don't know. the fact of the matter is it's a red herring. a red herring. i am absolutely i think within my rights to question anything that comes from the -- from the desk of rudy giuliani. >> hunter biden on that laptop in a less than hard hitting interview on jimmy kimmel. is that a good look for someone the

a sangre y fuego miembros del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn toman un pueblo.ran que responderÁn a los narcos de la misma manera. masacre en texas. dos hermanos se suicidaron, pero antes mataron a 4 miembros de su familia. empezamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ ilia: buenas tardes. el presidente biden advirtiÓ que estados unidos todavÍa se encuentra en una lucha de vida o muerte contra el coronavirus. y exhortÓ a los estadounidenses a vacunarse. jorge: precisamente con ese propÓsito adelantÓ dos semanas la fecha en la que todos los adultos elegibles podrÁn ponerse algunas de las vacunas. janet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs sobre esto. janet: para el 19 de abril todos los adultos en estados unidos serÁn elegibles para vacunarse. anunciÓ esta tarde el presidente biden. [habla en inglÉs] >> la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses deben tener una dosis. janet: la nueva fecha es dos semanas antes de lo que previÓ el gobierno de biden. la mayorÍa de los estados expandieron la elegibilidad. el presidente hoy visitÓ un centro de vacuna

before the big woke cartel wrecked it all.suddenly turned super bernie sanders aoc left. >> the thing you have to understand none of this has anything to do with justice or fairness or concern for the well-being of black people or anyone else. it's all about power. woke politics is the state religion of the corporate oligarchs now. and they use it to enhance their own power and to suppress their opponent. that's all it's about. everything sells noise. that's why it doesn't make sense it's not tonight in make sense it's tonight in compliance. they hope you will all be afraid. >> mark: how do you push back against it? if you have got united american and delta going woke, what do you do? boycott them and take the greyhound? >> you know, honestly you should do what the left does. make the life unpleasant for their ceos and other corporate officers. don't waste your time with economic boycotts. you send buses of protesters to the ceos' house and go to their shareholder meetings and make a big stink and you generally do stuff that r

border towns, entire areas are run by drug cartels, and other words using the drug cartels and humander already, is that what you guys are experiencing in your hometown and what are you seeing now. >> he is exactly right congressman roy is exactly right the cartel controls all of the border we used to go across-the-board and have a meal but you cannot anymore cartels control everything, that is telling them that they have permission to go through the area across the border. the sad thing is when these people cross the border they still owe them for that money so they're gonna make them work somewhere in the united states are due them of the united states because there's double hold to that cartel and if they don't local after their families. liz: do you feel like the biden administration understands and comprehends that this is a humanitarian crisis because the cartels are moving in a big way and a fast way to basically run this as a business operation with what's happening south of the border to cross the border, do they get it. >> no they don't they have a surge of people what is t

right now we have policies that are emboldening the cartels.gerous drugs, fentanyl up to states like mine in iowa. it makes our communities less safe. the sheriffs are screaming for help. they need resources and they need to be able to keep the communities safe but they can't do that right now because of the crisis at the border. dagen: these were policies that were removed by the biden administration without congress being involved. so how do you reinstate these policies like you said, the remain in mexico policy, for example, like are you powerless? essence? >> i think our greatest power right now lies in telling the story of what's happening at that time border. i'm encouraging everyone who is going to watch the speech tonight to go gradebiden.com and let us know what you think. i have a feeling he's not going to address the situation at the border which is why it's our duty to go out there and see what's happening. the migrant children are detained in facilities, they've got covid coming across the border and who knows what's happening once

are and you interviewed a victim of the cartel. >> absolutely right.deo, people have complained illegal alien, being brought into the united states. the cartels are involved in human smuggling making a lot of money. and the victim was kidnapped. and and they blocked in his vehicle, remove them, taken to locations and so often, constantly threatening to kill him, 5 days after his family paid half 1 million us dollars. and they are involved in that and involved in that type of activity. griff: a migrant told me about another incident similar to the kidnapping of an individual was held until the family paid but in the larger scheme of things officials tell me that nothing crosses the border without the cartels knowing about it and having full grasp of it. speak to that if you could. >> it used to be just smuggling drugs but they are into everything. if somebody is not involved in that particular cartel and they want to move something across the area they have to pay taxes. they have lookouts, on a daily basis watching the activity of border patrol agents

the criminal cartels control the drug cartels. they say go here and this time and this place so why the border patrol are tied up, they will run drugs and they were bad folks ms-13 to unguarded portions. when i talk to the border patrol agent, i asked him, where is the nearest border patrol right now? he said 3 miles down the line which means 3 miles of border is wide open. he said and what is so frustrating mr. homan, we know that we will have foot traffic, camera traffic of drug smugglers that we cannot respond to well taken care of the children. that is what the criminal cartels. a humanitarian crisis in two a national crisis. >> bill: tom, thank you back to have your back on the program. thank you for sharing your stories. >> dana: to travel down to bring it to us. >> bill: thank you, tom. >> dana: republicans and democrats to come up with a plan, any plan for the border. a bipartisan group with $1 billion bill to authorize emergency funding for the crisis. meanwhile, democratic senator joe manchin to suggest a 90 day moratori

. , . ~ where her husband was killed in a cartel. , ., ~ , ., a cartel.o _ a cartel. they take girls and, you know, do bad _ a cartel. they take girls and, you know, do bad stuff. - you know, do bad stuff. they get abused, they get killed, they get taken. it get abused, they get killed, they get taken.— they get taken. it is those fears and _ they get taken. it is those fears and the _ they get taken. it is those fears and the fact - they get taken. it is those fears and the fact that - fears and the fact that president biden has said he will not return unaccompanied children to the danger they fled that is leading parents to believe this is the answer. this nighttime footage shows smugglers are dropping two young girls from the top of the border wall. they are left alone to fend for themselves. young child crying and speaking spanish. this boy was found near the border wall, terrified and alone. near the border wall, terrified and alone-— and alone. many parents who have been — and alone. many parents who have been trapped _ and alone. many parents who h

designate the cartels as terrorists.ng me with an exclusive report from the border is lara logan. trump threatened the mexican president. he was going to designate the cartels as terrorists and that snapped his butt in order and he moved troops to the border. what have you found out about the trafficking situation regarding children. jesse: you touched on one of the most distressing aspects of the border. the biden administration knows full well all of the children coming across the border are being processed too quickly for anyone to know who they are and where they are going. some sources have been learning from some of the people. as soon as the kids are out of border patrol's custody, they are trained to say i'm coming go to school or for a better life. how do you know that? they all say exactly the same thing. when they are transported to the gnos outside of health and human services and border patrol. what a number of kids are saying i don't know why i'm here. my parents sold me for $100 or $200. as the administrat

commercial trucks cannot get through unless they pay a fee to the cartel.ur southern border without the cartel being paid to let them through. this is how serious this issue is. on top of it, in the united states, you have an administration that won't go down there, won't go see these children firsthand, and what they are actually doing right now is building emergency facilities and using empty hotels all across the united states to house these kids, to disperse these kids, so it will look like a crisis when they finally go down there. that is how serious this is. the cartel knows the game. unfortunately, this administration knows the game. and children who live south of our border and are coming into the united states are being used as pawns in the process. >> lawrence: well, i know the game, too. especially the game of politics. many people have said you may have for future aspirations. are you running for anything soon? >> right now, i'm doing my job to represent the people of florida's 19th district. part of that was me going down and seeing the absolut

still ahead on al-jazeera a bloody war between 2 drug cartels intensifies in southern mexico we have an exclusive report from ground 0 of the fighting. and once held as the success story in america why is now facing record coronavirus infections and deaths. from. their winter is reluctant to leave both count and the u.s. and the recent cows come right down to texas and arkansas giving and usually late frost damaging frost and bring in potential for some snow with it this is the temperature contrast it doesn't look huge but you get the idea that the blue is always down here meeting its was normally a feed of of gulf air and when the 2 together come together this is where we produce these spring storms where a good day or 2 off to be honest not a huge contrast here not a huge change we can see the gathering of showers in the plains states running across to missouri as well and this is where they start to develop this is jury in friday the same time any remaining winter has been blown out of the northeast or on to up to 50 new york's back up to 61 small but these storms are pretty obvio

it also shows how organized the cartels are. this has become such a lucrativ business for them that they hav figured out how to streamline it , how to reduce conflict between different factions of the cartel, but most importantl how to make sure that they are in control of every single aspect of it including every single person, every child, and every baby. when the border is wide open th way it is right now, when the legal immigration system in thi country is obliterated by the policy is, the ministration, an the people in power, what that does is empower the most violen and powerful and dangerous criminal organizations on the face of the earth. >> at this sophistication level is just remarkable. they're in control of the borde and in control of so many of these children coming from lati america, central america. tell us what you know about wha these children go through and what happens when you get lost along the way. there was a nicaraguan boy foun all by himself, when they're no rescued by border patrol who ar the good guys,

but on the clock this is al jazeera life and also coming up a bloody war between 2 drug cartels intensifies in southern mexico we have an exclusive report from ground 0 of the fighting. the thousands of people across russia defy authorities to protest against an jailing of opposition leader alexina found. that one child is not an american success story uruguay is now battling record coronavirus infections and deaths. we going to start with breaking news is syria says israel is carrying out strikes on an area near damascus which hosts a military airport the strikes followed large explosions in israel which were felt in jerusalem and other areas in central israel will bring you more on the story as it comes in to us here at al-jazeera. now a move to change police culture in the united states is being treated with great to see following directions conviction for murdering george floyd the justice department is conducting a sweeping investigation into policing in the state of minnesota where floyd died almost a year ago is being held has a step towards cleaning up systemic abuse in the force jo

i don't look like this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a bloody war between 2 drug cartels intensifies in southern mexico we have an exclusive report from ground 0 the fighting. thousands of people across russia defy authority to protest against jailing of opposition leader and that scene of only. players united against its plans for an elite european leaker in taxes 10 of 12 football clubs. so a move to change place culture in the united states is being treated with great to see following derrick shave his conviction for murdering george floyd the justice department's conducting a sweep investigation into policing in the state of minnesota where floyd died almost a year ago be hailed as a step towards cleaning up systemic abuse in the force john hendren has more now from minneapolis. george floyd square has transformed from crime scene to memorial to his somber site of celebration. in the grass. thing this. is. really what it is as many who have been demonstrating for 11 months felt buoyed further by the announcement on wednesday that the u.s. justice department has launch

nada cruza la fronterani el río sin que sea el cartel del golfo que dé permiso y dan el dinero tienearon quienes no han pagado y por qué lugares van a cruzar hay que entender que este grupo el cártel del golfo en esta zona del valle tiene un control absoluto de la frontera >> esta semana arrancaron en méxico las campañas para elecciones intermedias del 6 de junio esta vez han causado más expectativa porque decenas de candidatos son famosos que saltan desde los escenarios a cargos públicos jazive pérez repasa la lista >> el ataúd se abrió y el de él saltó el próximo candidato a diputado en otra parte del país personificando sicarios bailaron en la calle con quien busca ser candidatos. >> los partidos incluyeron en sus filas deportistas artistas influyentes. >>aquí estoy con mucho amor la cantante paquita la del barrio fue postulada >> yo sólo se que hay aquí personas atrás de mi >>que me van enseñar el actor alfredo adame también quiere ser diputado como vicente fernández junior también la boxeadora mariana navarro y juárez la actriz gabriela goldsmith rodolfo bautista y romel pacheco

on cartel, john walters drug czar for.everyone to listen, to designate cartels at fto's, foreign terrorist organizations, they are. that gives american government a lot more latitude to actor them and against them, not sure they would do it, because of their disposition, the terrorists are cleaning up, not just on money, but they are killing a lot of people, we don't see -- ari made it point many times, you don't see a most of the people who are hurt, killed, raped, and otherwise mistreated. you see those on occasional. >> you know what else we don't see is the people whoious the -- crossthe border and never ge, that reminds me of 9/11 commission they came out a detailed report on every one of the hijackers, how they came in u.s. some came in legally, in illegally, some over stayed their visa, the point is, customs and border protection announced, that two yemeni men, came from, illegally in across border, they were arrested, de-- under the sole of one of shoes there was a si m card. forget human misery and suffering of il

, cjng, it's a newer cartel but still very powerful.ide the u.s.. according to dea. operationally more than 32 states in mexico, more than 48 countries across the world and in addition, the mexican government just recently released a major cartel figure from prison. they are preparing to release one who is known for his sadistic tactics and who has been in prison for the last few years.s. linked directly to the massacre of 72 migrants in san fernando just near the u.s. border back in 2010. with these two very violent, very significant leaders coming out of prison in mexico, there is also talk of releasing another major figure in the u.s. who is -- whose time behind bars is coming to an end. what all of this means according to law enforcement and people familiar with the cartel is that we should get ready for more violence. it's about to get much, much worse. same for the situation on the border. >> laura: i want everyone to see this exclusive video that you obtained that show smugglers bringing illegals into the country through private

we're feeding the mexican crime cartels.ughly a half a billion a month through this human trafficking made possible by the president's policies. illegals arrive deeply in their debt and in effect become servants. the debts are enforced by threats against family members that remain and the mass importation gives the crime cartels the steady scream of new resources for the gangs. the most chilling words was spoken by a border patrol agent that reminded us our border is your border. the illegals don't stay in border towns. they're on their way to communities across the country. they're guaranteed not to be deported even if they commit crimes. now our entire country is a sanctuary nation. the terrible impact this will have on public safety, local schools, local resources, housing supply, public schools, hospital emergency rooms and the ability of working class americans to earn a living will be felt in every community in our country unless the policies change. among his first acts, joe biden abandoned construction of the border

remember, these cartels are business organizations, multibillion dollar businesses.business. biden needs to step up and start doing that. >> martha: yeah, you know, everybody is looking at this picture while you're talking of the fence. it's kind of ridiculous. it just ends at one point. anybody that wanted to go across would just find the opening and get through. we know there's a lot of equipment that just fell by the wayside. although we're still paying for it, president biden decided it's not going to be built anymore. i want your thoughts from jen psaki. what is going on? if kamala harris is supposed to be in charge of the discussions with guatemala and honduras and el salvador, she says she's going there at some point. you know, then they say oh, we need some agreements for greater security. what's going on? >> you're getting to a key point that americans need to understand. the white house has nobody in charge of operations at the united states border with mexico. 1,200 miles of which includes the state of texas. not the president, not the vice president, not

so we see the crisscross back and forth, drug cartels are at their height right now. they are fighting each other. you've got one of the biggest u.s. drug cartels in mexico, and guess what they are fighting for, sean, they are fighting for our territory. they are fighting for our highway systems coming into the united states, and the people in the middle, that are the pawns, are these children, and these migrants. and the american people, and the law enforcement officers. i spoke last night as well with a delegation that was at the border. congressman devin nunez, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee as well as steve scalise, the house whip who led the delegation to the border where we were at. take a listen to what they had to say. >> what is your biggest concern right now as far as national security issues related to the border considering we saw two men from yemen on the terror watch list? >> in this particular area of the rio grande valley, this is an area where a lot of children and families are coming so the danger in this area is they are over

my three decades of investigation show the cartels, first of all, drug cartel, when they come throughey've got to pay the cartel and get permission to operate. with the cartels you, they instruct them, send 100 in this area at this time because they know they're going to tie the patrol up so when they do, that's when they move narcotics and gang members and those who don't want to be caught, they go to that part of the border. i was there the last four days, the first night out i saw 200 aliens apprehended by border patrol. they recognized him and started talking to him and i asked, right now all the border patrol agent around 200 people, where is the nearest place right now? they said 3 miles down. three open miles of border, the cartel move drugs and they say we know it. it's frustrating. guy: they are cunning, sally and know how to exploit this stuff in our system is overwhelmed over here and bad stuff is happening over there. appreciate your insights tonight. thank you. guy: coming up, brand-new details about the special treatment governor cuomo, his brother, liberal cnn host rece

the state across the border from texas is run by a cartel and the cartel. they are using human beings as shields for profit. they are moving people into texas into our communities, san antonio which i represent. we've stopped vehicles with human beings being sent to stash houses in houston to be used for profit and to human trafficking and sex trafficking. the district attorney, a suburban town of san antonio. nine individuals headed to stash house. one boy paid $4,000 to the cartel to be sent to go pick grapes in california. they didn't tell him you are going to a stash house. the most powerful nation in the world we're allowing it to occur. kamala harris has been on the job for a month. literally she has done nothing. she has not gone to the border. she has done nothing to address this. yesterday i filed a discharge petition of my friend's bill to require title 42, the cdc's requirement and guidelines we protect against the influx of pandemics into the united states. that we resume enforcing that which the biden administration has refused to do. now we'll

. >> grade greg abbott once a biden administration to label drug cartels as terrorist organizations. biden border crisis coming up. >> we have a lot to get to that first, we begin with accusations of racial indoctrination. coming from inside on top american schools as the issue of teaching critical race theory is now reaching a boiling spot. a math teacher at new york's elite church high school is being told to work from home after accusing the private school of having a man a fixation on race and pushing on its students anti- racism, ideology that makes white kids ashamed. now the father of a student, another elite school, $54000 a year school pulling his child out calling antiracism policies cancers. andrew gottman writing a letter saying i cannot tolerate a school that not only judges my daughter by the color of her skin but encourages and instructs her to prejudge others by this. single mindset most reminiscent of the chinese cultural evolution. at the talk about this. sean, i want to start with you because you're the father of nine kids, you knew that, right? >> i know, i've got