these are then marketed by global coley amongst friends families and corporate houses in neighboring cities. due to orders a man can fetch them an additional $3000.00 rupees which is about $38.00 euros. while the men are also struggling the women are struggling back much more to go there to look after the family so if you give them a source of income i think it helps that family. and most importantly the woman like some saving to get that for the children for the education for the family so and boating woman has got to be the most important thing. is a. development of these villages have played a profound draw in this transformational journey and depression and alcoholism has taken over the region in what seemed like an. today not to one of the hundreds of eco shops across these 15 villages off but only remain. trauma region making headlines for the largest number of families who sides and a climate of utter doom only is to be seen as a role model in self-sufficiency and self-reliance. a local one of the. global marley has are going to evolve and change in the mindset of the people h

hope that we can get back to the negotiations but the fact of the matter is that while ambassador coley else that has been negotiating with the taliban they've been doing all of these horrible things so it's not like the violence has stopped so therefore when trump basically won i hadn't planned this meeting that had already happened and as secretary of state pompei o said this morning well we've killed a 1000 people while this has been going on so both sides have not cut back on their . they're using military force to it while the negotiations are going on because both sides are trying to enhance their position but certainly the u.s. president's is going to have to return to the talks at some point if he's going to deliver on his campaign promise to bring back american troops as you know. there's no doubt about it the fact of the matter is that when it looked like he was going to start withdrawing troops you had a great outcry from the foreign policy establishment 9 former ambassador to afghanistan general petraeus they've all come out and said you can't do that because if you do the a

coley in the war is well versed all matters second amendment and is a frequent guest on this show and you for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: 28% of democrats polled, i'm assuming this is a real poll, reputable pollster, it should be illegal to belong to an organization that advocates on behalf of a constitutional right. what do you make of that? >> i'm not surprised. it's essentially what happens when you have a society that starts to champion the idea of emotion over intellect. we have essentially turned into a big group of mean girls. basically, i don't like what they do, like what they say, you can't join them and be a part of them. that's all emotion. the idea of communicating and's engaging in intellectual conversation about a topic, we can't do that now. it's almost essentially a dumbfication of america. i feel i'm in a modern day version of mediocrity. >> tucker: there's a hysterical quality of a lot of conversations that aren't as you say conversations, they're more people emoting past each other getting red in the face, a lot of heavy breathing but very few re

i saw with mike coley matt brooks at a president's conference meeting the other day. he said we have to call out everywhere it is. no we don't. sometimes you do not use the term anti-semitism you do not have to use it every time. you can criticize it without sing the term. you're overusing it. then you have to ice said you have to call out? holly, your new senator from issouri. he is using the term cosmopolitan. he is using the term cosmopolitan. and because apollo has all kinds of anti-semitic overtones. - and cosmopolitan has all kinds of auntie medic over terms. and he said i'm not going to call out josh hawley on using it. if we are going to defeat anti-semitism it will be essential that we are better than that. jacques: so we cannot get to our questions. i would like our panelists to wrap up in 30 or 45 seconds. and we will begin with tomorrow. tamara: . , i do not have a neat summation. i will tell you what i have been trying to do in the midst of this difficult environment. number one, be clear careful, precise. in my own beliefs, in my own nderstandings. numbe

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