people started boycotting cheerios, one of our most popular cereals because they featured on tv a commercial featuring a white mother and black father and a mixed race kid and there is a huge uproar which floored me. there is a very interesting website called we are the 15% where mixed race families send him pictures of their families to show that we are normal also. now, i see mixed race in print media often especially in new york, the billboards. as i said, almost every multiracial person i have met has been faced with the question what are you. sometimes when i'm in a bad mood i say human, but why should i have to face that? i face that almost every day, but if i say i'm american they look at me with puzzlement and often will not accept that for an answer. if i say filipino then they will let me pass. it's crazy. in foreign countries as well i have had that experience, but i don't want to be compelled to choose. i went to honor my father's irish american heritage as well as my mother's filipino heritage because of the assumptions made i have also been mistaken at a waitress at a country c

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better there's no question about her we need to cooperate on so many issues on nuclear weapons from cheerios on iran on energy on trade. americanos or this is the report in mexico city right now and. oh it's so beautiful here it's fantastic oh. yes and where in coal all. this is not too far from where frida kahlo lived and diego rivera and of course trotsky was also assassinated in this area. i want to say this is our last episode this journey to mexico city said a m.x. the former f.a.a. you know hope to come back before too long and have a big. show of mexican people out of mind crypto on their laptops on their computers to divorce themselves from the corrupt state system well speaking of corrupt state system we're going to turn to america where while we've been here for these past few weeks.

better there's no question about it we need to cooperate on so many issues on nuclear weapons some cheerio on iran on energy on trade. and. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the night i was there was actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than blue nothing's better and see people you never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank so patzers i'm going to write me seriously send us an e-mail. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporation corporations from washington washington control the media the media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. live live live . hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle well it happened blatter mir putin and donald trump met for their first much into th

their heart healthy sponsors are in who's who of the unhealthy eating including procter and gamble cheerios so. rule of art month on splenda and haas of a colorado's. even the american heart association's online health risk calculator was found to over predict their risk by seventy five to one hundred fifteen percent the ha has a history of of the helping big pharma and big agriculture and pushing their wares to unsuspecting american americans who after decades of swallowing the pills and eating oils created in labs are seeing their rates of heart disease skyrocket so is the american heart association as heartless. it would seem so i mean you know that you had to run that down and i'm glad you did i'm glad you went in the history of the ins and outs of that because of biggest for people it's important for people to know that we can't just hold true you know old studies of the past and think that they're going to play a factor today i mean that's what's so ridiculous and you want to assume that there's no agenda to what they're saying and right soon that all this money is just and you've bee

. >> jimmy: but, this has cheerios glued to its head and it's made to look like an afro. [ light laughterst, this is embarrassing. all right, well what number for you? [ shouting ] >> seven. >> jimmy: seven. i am being very nice and gentlemanly. >> it's not heavy at all. you're playing an act -- >> jimmy: no, i'm very, i know, but i'm just -- i'm just i don't like losing. >> oh wow. [ laughter ] i don't even know how to describe this. >> jimmy: right now -- right now what's going through your head? you're thinking of lying, you're thinking of telling the truth. it's a very mixed bag right now. you are going through a lot of emotions and i feel that. >> it's a foot. >> jimmy: food? [ laughter ] like foot or food. foot? you said "foot." so that's an -- [ light laughter ] is it a food that you eat food? or -- or foot with toes? it's a foot. but i mean -- you are charming me now. so this is -- this is all part of the thing. [ laughter ] oh, this is a good lie. you just totally gave it up. because now you're being really charming. >> with um -- >> jimmy: this is a foot. >> with like -- [ laugh

. >> kennedy: an empty coke can with a couple of cheerios for wheels. only two of them.nt, to use to continue and extend your metaphor, is a dated tear down or a remodel? we were promised a tear down, going to start from strictly manic scratch. >> harris: a better version. >> kennedy: socialized medicine is not cheap, it is so much more expensive. it is a drag on the economy, it hurts poor people. we see that over and over again, but now with the talk of bipartisanship and not just from senator mccain, but also susan collins, they are saying that we have democrats reaching out to me, my fear is here that if it is too bipartisan and new get progresses too big of a bone, it turns into something that resembles a single pair than obamacare. >> harris: they are waiting in the wings to support a single pair. >> kennedy: that will be $22 trillion if we have bernie sanders version of health care, medicare for all. >> harris: i wonder what happens if you leave it where it is? >> jason: no, no. you have to repeal it. that's what republicans were saying. a >> harris: new pricing is

it's half honey nut cheerios, half graham cracker. filling, my secret ingredient is vanilla ice cream. now, with the ice cream going in, i upped the number of eggs. >> that one's good. >> the crust--i don't get a whole lot of flavor from the crust. it's all pretty and everything, but you can't do that for 100. you can't do it for 20. >> mine was taken, like, right out of here with the scoop. >> yeah. >> the idea is to have some of the crust on the side. my idea behind it, just let people play. to me, it's key west in a jar as well. >> it's a pain in the ass. >> well, jim, we can have our own preferences. i have mine, you have yours, but what matters is the consumer's opinion, right? they sign our paychecks. they pay our rent. so i'd like to take these pies back to the store and let people taste 'em and see what they think. >> we're gonna have a battle on this one. >> coming up... we're closing the store. that's it. >> i can't put up with this [bleep] anymore. [glass breaking] [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished