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look, the ideal way to do this is exactly the way we did this in colombia with plan colombia is workside by side. and help solve the problem. that's not our relationship with mexican government. unfortunately, there is a lot of pride down there to. take care of the situations on their own. you know, i studied this extensively under president calderon was where we started to see the mexican military, despite the fact that they didn't want to be involved. where we saw, the mexican military start to be used in a law enforcement capacity, go after the cartels and. that was primarily due to the corruption that the law enforcement and judicial institutions had in mexico, because were being bribed. and that was one of the main pushback from the mexican was, look, we remain, the most trusted institution in the country, and we're you behind the scenes not to do this to us, but president calderon went ahead and did that. and what happened? they would send, for example, 1500 military to a cartel and only half would back, not because half were being killed. half were offered higher salaries and

la pareja despuÉs se dio a la fuga y shakira baja el telÓn de su gira en su natal colombia.ue se va plena y con muchas ganas de regresar. tras ofrecer dos conciertos en barranquilla y dos en bogotÁ, que fueron un Éxito absoluto y con una derrama econÓmica de casi 50 millones de dÓlares, agregÓ que regresarÁ pronto para cumplir con la fecha pendiente en medellÍn, que se cancelÓ por problemas de logÍstica. shakira tambiÉn prometiÓ darle a esa ciudad el show mÁs especial de su vida. y asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. que pasen muy buenas noches y nos vemos prÓximamente. esta noche en zona mixta. efraÍn juÁrez, cerca de volver a pumas. ademÁs, el arranque de la fecha diez en la liga 1010 y aston villa sigue vivo en la fa cup. ya comienza zona mixta con xfinity.

another classic mission was in colombia in the 1990s and plan colombia, where just again, a few dozen working by within through the colombian military not only helped train them but help guide them in their targeting and their strategy and their tactics and defeated the the farc socialist and narco insurgency also took down the medellin cartel that at that time was threatening to turn colombia into a narco state. those were kind of the classic green beret missions and actually, i know it's controversial, but i think we should apply a number of those concepts when it comes to the mexican cartels that are literally right now armed to the teeth fighting the mexican army, not the police, but the army to a standstill, shooting down aircraft, denying the mexican government up to 30% of mexican territory and of course, killing hundreds of thousands americans a year with that, no drugs, human trafficking and destabilizing our southern border. i'm not you know, as the media sometimes kind of portrays it, advocating for putting the marines in mexico city, but with just a very small footprint, y

matter of weeks and months and an additional hearings, university present some harvard, penn and colombiawere forced to resign. five down and so many to go. and now here we are today. just look at the actions of barnard college so-called leadership last week. on the same day that the world was morning the murders of the bebop babies by hamas terrorists, pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers took over barnard college campus building viewing anti-semitic and anti-israel hate, assaulting a staff member and sending him to the hospital. meanwhile, barnard so-called leadership held off on call in the law enforcement station outside, instead offering a meeting with the college president to negotiate. this is not leadership. as jewish students -- as jewish students at barnard and colleges and universities around the nation fear for their life safety, college leaders continue to pander to the pro-hamas demand. to jewish students listening and are here today, do not relate or get in. america and the force of the trump administration are behind you and we will not stop fighting. president trump has made

but for goodness' sakes, we have a free trade agreement with colombia. this is a situation from an enforcement perspective. i think the u.s. government, excuse me, has been very aggressive, but i think we need to continue to be very aggressive with our trading partners throughout the western hemisphere here to help folks understand that you don't solve domestic political issues on the backs of u.s. ag exports, and that's exactly what's going on. >> thank you. it's important for the trump administration to assess commitments upheld and missed. i want to emphasize in the u.s.-china phase one agreement. among other important issues, there is an opportunity to meaningfully enforce china's patent linkage regime for its commitments under the pact and also to push for meaningful and enduring resolutions to outstanding market access issues tied to china's poor track record when it comes to approving ag biotech applications. ambassador gerrish, i appreciate your testimony about phase one enforcement priorities across the board. in particular, how should the trump

. >> delitos con armas de fuego y lavado de dinero, van a compadecer ante el distrito de colombia y vansupuestos miembros podrÍan pasar el resto de sus vidas en prisiÓn. >> estoy viendo mucho movimiento bueno en el arresto de personas en grupo de los carteles, la extradiciÓn y muchos decomisos prevista en la Última semana de drogas y de armas. lÍder mÁximo del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn y su trayectoria iniciÓ a principios de los 90 y es considerado uno de los principales operadores en la compra y venta de armas para la organizaciÓn y la fiscal general con todo el peso de la ley en todos los agentes que dedicaron sus carreras y sus vidas para proteger a personas inocentes. sÓlo en mÉxico aclarÓ que no extraditÓ a los 29 narcos de estados unidos lÍderes como parte de una negociaciÓn con el tema de aranceles. dicen que un traslado o seguridad nacional y castillo tiene los detalles. y el fiscal general de mÉxico rechazÓ que la entrega de 29 narcotraficantes en estados unidos fue la respuesta a la posible entonces de aranceles a mÉxico y asegurÓ que no se tratÓ de una extradiciÓn, sino

>> under his weak. >> arm. >> man caught with cocaine, stashed under toupee in colombia. authorities found over $10,000 worth of cocaine hidden in the hairpiece of a passenger trying to board a flight from cartagena to amsterdam. and yes, there's footage. >> yay! okay. >> well, i, i hear that they became suspicious because his lice were unusually agitated. >> at least his situation wasn't as bad as my man who tried to smuggle it like this. >> a man was busted. >> in spain for trying to smuggle illegal drugs in a pretty obvious way. if you can't guess in these photos shared by investigators, the colombian man tried to sweep a pound of cocaine under the rug. and by rug, we mean the one on his head. his toupee? yeah. he stuck out like a sore thumb. so cops quickly arrested him. >> he wasn't wearing that blindfold. he would have seen how ridiculous. >> it looked. >> that's missing words. more after the break. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat cats. swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and, yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those an

>> under his weak. >> arm. >> man caught with cocaine, stash under toupee in colombia.authorities found over $10,000 worth of cocaine hidden in the hairpiece of a passenger trying to board a flight from cartagena to amsterdam. and yes, there's footage. >> okay. well, i, i hear that they became suspicious because his lice were unusually agitated. >> at least his situation wasn't as bad as my man who tried to smuggle it like this. >> a man was busted in spain for trying. >> to. >> smuggle illegal drugs in a pretty obvious way. if you can't guess from these photos shared by investigators, the colombian man tried to sweep a pound of cocaine under the rug. and by rug, we mean the one on his head. his toupee? yeah, he stuck out like a sore thumb. so cops quickly arrested him. >> he wasn't wearing that blindfold. he would have seen how ridiculous it looked. >> that's missing words. more after the break. >> twitter. >> that's a great name. we invented a whole new thing. >> no one could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter. >> breaking the bird premieres march

. >> yo no hice, porque si no-- >> doctora, en colombia se puede pagar para salir, pero para salir libre.sical

1 millon de personas en haiti. 13.000 personas han p perdido el acceso a apoyo nu nutricional en colombialazados por la violencia dejaran de recibir alimentos y articulos basicos. el recorte de 60 mil millones de dolares impactara tambien proyectos como la lucha contra el terrorismo y el trafico de personas. la corte suprema suspendio temporalmente la orden de un juez que exigia al gobierno reanudar los pagos congelados en ayuda exterior. y hoy tambien se aplaude la pronta accion de los pilotos de un avion de carga de fedex que tuvieron que realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto internacional newark liberty. segun la empresa, el vuelo que despego de nueva jersey rumbo a indianapolis choco contra un pajaro, p provocando que el motor se incendiara. >> you had a bird. >> we're declarando emergency returning the airfield. >> contact a partir eight five five y let him know. >> one emergency still indicated right on fire. >> y bueno, ese audio indica que la emergencia ocurrio cuando la aeronave ya estaba a cientos de pies de altura. nadie resulto herido, por fortuna, y la junta n

and that's of course r t dot com the now i meant zaleski is colombia, does visit to washington keeps forces of attempted to attack the plots of a tux stream pipeline in southern russia. 3 drones was set to have been shut down by the foreign minister as of russia tech. you discussed the incident in a phone call with a month with moscow urging on correct to exempt its influence to prevent such an attack. the minister honestly asked his, took his counterpart to use anchor as capabilities in working with kids to stop such attempts by the key of regime to carry out terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure feed and assured that the necessary measures would be taken. the lensky and the rest of his click remained fruits of their fear mongering and terrace methods of achieving support from the rest of the worlds of this time they attacked nato, n. europe's commercial interest in russia. once again, this is not the 1st time. while zalinski was read at the white house by donald trump, m j, the vance on friday is admitted since attempted to attack the infrastructure of the russian compr

amo a colombia. blanco. raÚl: un menta claro lo vi yo. jessica: se va a servir a la hora. se encontrÓ con ricky martin. juntos posaron para la foto del recuerdo. ahÍ lo van a ver en pantalla. latino power en los oscar. este fin de semana, cambiando de tema, maluma baby inaugurÓ en medellÍn su nueva discoteca. el nuevo emprendimiento del cantante se llama 903. este espacio promete entretener a la gente. para lanzamiento vimos a maluma junto con toda su familia, amigos. se tomÓ fotos con los fanÁticos. raÚl: creo que maluma luego de las declaraciones que dio se estÁ enfocando mÁs en los negocios como inversionista. como que estÁ diciendo voy a enfilar las cosas por aquÍ. jessica: y dejando un imperio para su bebÉ. satcha: tambiÉn tiene que ver con la popularidad como artista para que los otro negocio funcione. en un momento lo veÍa blanco, y en otro azul, pero vamos con esto. a esta hora avanza el reloj hacia la imposiciÓn de aranceles a canadÁ, china y mÉxico. donald trump podrÍa anunciar una pausa, p

it sounds high, but it's a good number because they also have sources in colombia, peru, dominican republic taking off from, they say would hurt their business. how about 6 basis points? 100 basis points equals one percent to talk about 6. it's not much so confronted for pulling for making us feel more comfortable, ok and well if we don't have to worry about avocado prices things being tacked on with the chair's week. >> we're still learning about a crisis, by the i'm just still i just bought a whole bunch of like 24 eggs from costco because i'm just trying you know, make it more reliable. >> my wife asked me take her somewhere expensive for birthday. took her to the grocery bag island grocery store didn't. yeah. i you know what? you're not probably be of the season is i know you romantic. you. okay. let's talk about all. i just want to bring because we're we've been here forever. and i remember when skype started and i the reason i remember it is because jane king, our reporter said there's this new thing and it's called sky p we didn't even know how to say it and they're laughing and laug

matter of weeks and months and an additional hearings, university present some harvard, penn and colombiawere forced to resign. five down and so many to go. and now here we are today. just look at the actions of barnard college so-called leadership last week. on the same day that the world was morning the murders of the bebop babies by hamas terrorists, pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers took over barnard college campus building viewing anti-semitic and anti-israel hate, assaulting a staff member and sending him to the hospital. meanwhile, barnard so-called leadership held off on call in the law enforcement station outside, instead offering a meeting with the college president to negotiate. this is not leadership. as jewish students -- as jewish students at barnard and colleges and universities around the nation fear for their life safety, college leaders continue to pander to the pro-hamas demand. to jewish students listening and are here today, do not relate or get in. america and the force of the trump administration are behind you and we will not stop fighting. president trump has made

and i was expecting them to say, >> colombia, >> ecuador, o todos somos cubanas. we're all cubans.s the second largest cuban population in the united states of america. >> did not know that. >> so you can do whatever. you want. again, it's going to hurt people. people who prefer to read, for example. >> a ballot in spanish. >> all of it's going to hurt people. but what is. here cannot be stopped. and we know that whatever donald trump does, building the wall, you know, deporting people, latinos and latinas are the future of this country, whether you like it or not. demographically, that's what's just what's going to happen. >> what do you make of the idea of sending that stryker force to the border, when even the president says border crossings are at a record low? >> it's ridiculous, jonathan. and, you know. >> a year ago, exactly. in this time, i was at the border at a time when there were supposed to be flooding. of migrants. right? i didn't see that. and i was at the border and in the tucson area. what i did see, jonathan, is the wall exists, but for 21 miles on the tucson bord

colombia. ukraine. everyone must kiss his ring in order to get what they want from the united states. that's a recipe for long term disaster. you may be able to get what you want in short term, but american foreign policy in the 20th century, when we tried to impose our will on everyone, led to disaster after disaster after disaster, after terrorist attack, after terrorist attack. it will come and bite us in the in in the if we do that. >> you know, one of the things donald trump people voted him in because they know that he is able to do things in a different way that other presidents just would never consider doing. this is a classic example of what that is like. but when you look the reagan national defense survey conducted a survey and asked americans, how do you view russia? 80% of them actually view russia as a threat. when you now poll that same community of americans and you ask them, what do you think about the ukraine war? there has been an uptick of americans, both democrats and republicans,

and mexico says, okay, colombia. and they're gone in a week or two. and i think as investors, you also have to say to yourself, okay, is this really going to be a permanent, to use steve's phrase, a price level adjustment? or is this indeed just a negotiating tool designed to, to get some concessions from trading partners. >> unless they being they the administration, which i think they've articulated to this point view this as a revenue draw. yeah. to offset the tax cuts. >> yes. that's right. >> which would imply that they view this as more of a longer game than a shorter one. >> i don't know what what percentage of the argument is, is being backfilled to say, okay, well we need to find revenue. so let's hit the cruise companies. let's start counting tariffs revenue, tariff revenue. i'm not sure how i mean because remember for some people like the robert lighthizer camp around the president, this was a lot about national security that we couldn't go into an increasingly bipolar world with china as an adversary, increasingly reliant on china for so m