in cuba che guevara criticizes the economic path the u.s.s.r. has chosen according to him cuba needs to follow its own path his stand is a threat to the economic agreements between the 2 countries the leader of the cuban revolution disapproves of the argentinian strategy castro take steps to reassign. in 1964 fidel appoints him ambassador of the revolution to keep him away from cuba . religion on. the bass and. then dump. buff. on kong. for dell now uses a wheelchair to deal with the foreign affairs of cuba overseas give are is now in charge of advocating the cuban line. but the argentinean soon finds himself playing dangerous game sino soviet relationships are deteriorating he makes repeated contact with the chinese his goal is to unite a nonaligned countries in the fight against imperialism. area. for. barack. obama. this approach is a departure from the soviet policy of peaceful coexistence for del castro is no a head of state whose fate is bound to moscow he's therefore for be. to speak against this doctrine. that the eyes seem to me is from

along was in cuba? >> they departed cuba in august so they were just a few really a matter of weeks that they were there. >> was this a declared war? >> it was. >> it? the american people? >> the american people supported it but there were people that were real keen on the war and i should say that congress part of the declaration, the legislation that allowed the war was that edcuba would not become annexed or part of the united states. there was a fear by some leaders that this is just a landgrab. so yes, we can go assist the cubans and get spain out of cuba but the united states will not annex cuba for the united states. >> walk us through the day, set up and the day of the charge of san juan hill. >> one thing you have to understand is the roughriders are one small part of this assault on what was called san juan heights and the roughriders were forced to leave behind not only their horses but horse companies so essentially there's something like 600 men in the roughriders . the entire assault force

but in the cold war chessboard cuba was just a pawn. custer was able to remain in power until his death in november 26th. cheney now a martyr continues to live on as a symbol of the revolution. as a weapon of war the very. effective and when in combat. the only witnesses who can help bring about justice. for this human rights campaign is in libya investigation right since the 2000. unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. and mostly fine across much of the middle east we have there been seeing some areas of triad working their way towards the caspian sea in the last few hours and again we may will just have some more showers working their way through the east and then the black sea as we had on 3 monday they could linger on into tuesday elsewhere it is also and it is dry but notice assholes in baghdad 43 degrees celsius on choose a $46.00 however in a q a city further to the south the temperatures are high as you might expect so it will flow pushing into areas of amman also pushing on the cloud as well but despite that a very nice that you on i

sanctions is adding to cuba's woes. the morning commute in cuba's growing heartland for students and plantation workers alike these are desperate times horse drawn carriages have replaced public transport made an acute view shortage that has crippled the economy. but provided opportunities for others. and. animal drawn transportation with the situation we're in with the blockade that the country has on it solves a lot of problems and the situation. and this is why a seemingly never ending line reveals the extent of the islands was there the long wait to fell on us sanctions are beginning to bite here cuba is running out of fuel its people losing patience all. these have been very difficult days quite complicated because everyone from the transport workers to the population is restless here that you know all our free market look at the queue you can see it goes around the whole block. the last problem yes there's a problem with the petrol there's no petrol anywhere. the president himself arched residents to give up gasol

[laughter] >> so when we were in cuba one of the things that you find out about cuba is liveliness ofocal, every restaurant and bar you go to, you get out of tours, you go to central havana, wonderful music and people singing and dancing and, you know, but the plumbing is all falling apart and the buildings are crumbling but this is actually a hallmark of socialism, they've leveled wages so much, basically you make the same a plummer as if you're a musician, do the math, folks, who wants to be a plummer, you get oversupply and we ran -- it's like almost everybody you meet is from soviet times in georgia or ukraine, like everybody, what did you study in college, physics, people with any integrity would have tried to avoid political science or economics, they said, math doesn't have any ideological overtones so they massively overproduce physicists, mathematicians and chess play erstwhile they were underproducing plumbers, people that can fix brick that's falling down and things like that so you get weird imbalances my question is, if that are to implement reforms for tee green economy

area from cuba.s was identified as a suspect, we knew the cubans were communicating to their agents via high frequency messages that would have been picked up using a short wave radio. >> the cubans would send a message on a tuesday. repeat it again twice on thursday. twice on saturday. we knew that communicating to the cubans via the high frequency messages required encryption and decryption disks. it's not like they were sending the messages out in the open air. they were encrypted messages that no one else could read unless you had the matching decryption software that the cubans gave to their agents. in order to catch her in the act, we knew we needed to get into her home. because we knew we were trying to find these disks. she lived in a 30-tenant ownership building. so a huge challenge to try to get into her apartment without getting detected. our surveillance of her taught us that she had a boyfriend, and her boyfriend lived out of town in florida. and her traveling to visit her boyfriend memo

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>> beck: yes. >> pelley: but it was not cuba or china.u believe that you and chuck gubete were attacked with this microwave weapon? >> beck: yes. i had a pretty good working knowledge of the hostile country's intelligence services, what they do to people, what they have done, what their modus operandi is. >> pelley: mike beck says more intelligence has come in recently, which he shared in a classified briefing with congressional investigators. >> pelley: mike, you can't discuss any of these details because they're all classified. but, in your opinion, does the new information that you briefed the house and senate intelligence committee staff on in any way relate to what happened in cuba and china? >> beck: it's relevant to the cuba and china cases. >> pelley: no one has officially confirmed that what beck says happened to him is related to at least 40 americans injured in china and cuba. while beck suffers from parkinson's, the recent patients are being treated for the same kind of symptoms that doctors would expect from a concussion. >>

economic blockade of cuba what is the purpose. of history i guess you know obviously everyone wants to see progress but i think sometimes all beef gets in the way well we're probably trying to make this a country where there's socialism right and we don't want these people coming in so they're blocking bracket was actually never great anyway there doesn't seem to be any stated foreign. or international purpose that the assad ministration seem to have it it seems its main endeavor. is clearing up one problem. or mess every 5 or 6 hours in your so we're overwhelmed by that there's not really i think a good focus on what's happening internationally acutely including cuba. now the teenage face of the global climate change movement has been giving the u.s. congress a dressing down 16 year old get a thumb told members to listen to the scientists and also to take real action surely met with the former president barack obama underdressed the senate don't invite us here just to tell us how inspiring we are without actually doing anything a

sanctions on cuba starts back in the late fifty's then washington imposed an arms sale in bargo on cuba a move seen by some as a bid to help rebels overthrow the then current regime next the u.s. cut all diplomatic ties with cuba and banned all exports relations reached a late point in 1962 with the cuban missile crisis when we asked people in half an hour and also in the us what they thought about the relations between the 2 countries. it has affected every aspect of our country's economic political and social development there have been 12 us president since the blockade started on the situation is not because of its location or is a constant battleground for america. from the us government does not serve its own people it serves money the same financial interests the do behind this book and. i'm proud to be a. stands as an example of how to stand out period how do you know. what is the purpose of the ongoing u.s. economic blockade of cuba what is the purpose. of history i guess right you know obviously everyone wants to see progress but i think sometimes all beef gets in the way well

restrictions not cuba sure. and you can still go but they've made it more difficult so you have to go as education you can't go like canadians or everyone else around the world to go lie on the beach in cuba but you can go to do educational work humanitarian wear religious kind of exchanges so we have one of these people the people educational trips going in december we're hoping take a lot of people and it's on the anniversary of when obama tried to reestablish relations with cuba and so it's a trip calling for a reestablishment of relations because you know we go to. at a very dangerous places we go we take groups sometimes to small groups to yemen to afghanistan to. places where the u.s. and there's actually some real conflict going on but in the case of cuba you're just going having a great time in the cuban people are so wonderful and you come back saying why in the world would the u.s. restrict travel to that it's one of the safest places in the world and some go last as flying to van and now is this trip

[laughter] when we were in cuba, one of things you find about cuba is the liveliness of the locals, the music is wonderful. every restaurant and bar you go to and especially you get out of the tourist area, wonderful music and people singing and dancing. the plumbing is all falling apart and the fillings of kremmling. this is actually a hallmark of socialism. they have leveled wages so much, you make the same if you're a plumber as if you are a musici musician. do the math folks, who was to be a plumber, that's a terrible dirty job. so everyone decides to be a musician. see get an oversupply. we ran into everybody is from soviet times. georgia are you kate crane, what are you studying college. physics. people within the integrity would try to avoid political science or economics, they say math doesn't have any ideological overtones. they massively overproduce mathematicians and gymnasts and met chess players. they were massively under producing plumbers and people who can fix things that was falling down things like the. you get this weird and balances within those areas the are being o

cuba is implementing emergency measures to stave off an acute fuel shortage the u.s. has tightened its embargo on the caribbean island to get the communist government to reform and drop its support for venezuela's embattled president nicolas maduro of the islands resorting to war stereotypes which is hitting the people. the lines to get on a bus in cuba tend to be pretty long but these days things have got a whole lot worse. without transport you can't go to work how are we going to get to work it's important to be able to you know. public transport is just one sector that's being affected by the shortage of fuel which the government's blaming on an intensification of u.s. sanctions. simpering and part of the mission to trying to prevent the arrival of fuel to cuba to stop tankers arriving in cuban ports to achieve that there brutally threatening the shipping companies as well as the governments where the ships that have business with cuba are registered. and they also can cool. the crisis has already disrupted the flow of goods potentially leading to more shortages i

cuba is not starving socialism. it's kind of chugging along and here i will give you for you anecdotes. it illustrates some of the dysfunction of a centrally planned system. member state are shipping me to production hotels or means of production so you have your state-owned hotel industry. you could say at the five-star hotel but other than that the state-owned hotel. we were trying to sandbag it. this was supposedly three stars in one of bob's friend recommended the place. it looks okay in the picture from when it opened in 1979. it looks a little less nice today. when we go to her room easy out tallest building was. there were four elevators and three root of service. that's our bathroom ceiling. this is another state hotel in central havana when we stated that one later. that's the soap they kindly left us from the previous guest. that's the hole in the towel to give us a drier cells. that's the bolts from the toilet so when you're on the seed you can slide right off. now the same industry providing logic have a

next we go to cuba.ers were sentenced to death and executed after being convicted of drug trafficking. but critics of the regime believe the case was in fact a political attempt to punish the officers for advocating change in fidel castro's communist cuba. we hearfrom ileana de la guardia, the daughter of one of the executed men. news archive: it was the show trial that shook havana. general arnaldo 0choa, a former comrade—in—arms of fidel castro and hero of the revolution, was sentenced last friday to be shot by firing squad along with three other army officers. translation: when they read out that my father antonio de la guardia, as well as 0choa and the others, were all sentenced to death, it came as a massive shock. my father looked over to where i was sitting but i didn't want to start crying. some of the other relatives broke down and cried, but i didn't want to show that weakness. maybe it was my way of giving my dad a little hope. my father, antonio de la guardia, was head of a government departm

the lines to get on a bus in cuba tend to be pretty long but these days things have got a whole lot worse. transport you can't go to work how are we going to get to work it's important to be able to you know. public transport is just one sector that's being affected by a shortage of fuel which the government's blaming on an intensification of u.s. sanctions. simpering and part of the goal i mean they are committed to trying to prevent the arrival of fuel to cuba to stop tankers arriving in cuban ports to achieve that they're brutally threatening the shipping companies as well as the governments where the ships that have business with cuba are registered. and they will. the crisis has already disrupted the flow of goods potentially leading to more shortages in a country already used to them compounding the problem is the fact that venezuela the country's main oil supplier is not only an enemy of the united states but also itself grappling with the economic chaos. the cuban government has ensured people that the current crisis does not represent a return to the economic depression that foll

condemnation for his plans to annex more palestinian land busses hearings continue today in occupied cuba the guantanamo lawyer for alleged $911.00 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed explained to the cia appears to have gone out of its way to prevent his conviction told us of more coming up in today's going underground to fast today marks 37 years since the sabra and shatila massacres committed by christian fascists aided by israeli defense forces in lebanon after up to 20000 mostly civilians were killed there when the supreme court in europe left the door open to a future possible prosecution of then israeli prime minister ariel sharon on war crimes for subbranch a tina this is what the then foreign minister benjamin netanyahu now prime minister of israel said israel and the jewish people cannot accept additional blood libels against the jewish state on the soil of europe so what happened at sabra and shatila 37 years ago today here's what renowned academic norman finkelstein told this program about what led to it lebanese maronite forces told that can go into the refugee camps clean them

fought a war in cuba and were now involved in governing cuba. cuban dignitaries came to buffalo and said we would prefer if the united states gave us our complete freedom, so the fair gave these countries exhibit space they could show off their accomplishments, art, educational products, et cetera, but also gave him a way to talk american foreign policy, which i think is interesting. you people the book with many fascinating characters. , the person whose followed or right before with anarchist, the assassin of way mckinley. you have a lot to say about him. -- william mckinley. you have a lot to say about him. margaret: the way i frame the was to talk about his desire to be in anarchist. i'm not sure the anarchist community really embraced him, but to talk about his mental illness. , ands clearly a sick man he also gave a number of short speeches about how he was driven and motivated by being unemployed and unable to get access to health care. we don't want to have much sympathy with this guy because he did terrible things, but he brought up iss

and in cuba, the british ambasador, anthony stokes, has said "hotels in cuba now have the instructionut paying on basis of an atol guarantee." our europe reporter gavin lee is in palma in mallorca, where passengers have been trying to get home all week. first of all, i know you have been talking to holiday—makers who have had requests from the hotels where they are staying to pay extra. is that continuing? well, there are a number of hotels on this island that have asked for money in the past two days from holiday—makers. here is the picture. the association for tourism in spain say they are losing or have lost 200 million euros, an estimate of all those hotels waiting for money for the summer period and the hotels are ina panic the summer period and the hotels are in a panic situation, contacting tourist federations, working out from business associations, what can we do? we are starting to see the drip feed of the panic being pushed onto the customers. what the civil aviation authority are saying is you shouldn't be paying, you won't get your money back, they have no right to make y

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such as those in cuba nicaragua and venezuela. according to a recent report from the un human rights council women in venezuela stand in line for 10 hours a day waiting for food. over $15000.00 people have been detained as political prisoners modern day death squads carrying out thousands of extra judicial killings. the dictator maduro is a cuban puppet. protected by cuban bodyguards hiding from his own people while cuba plunders venezuela's oil wealth to sustain its own corrupt communist rule. since i last spoke in this hall the united states and our partners have built a historic coalition of $55.00 countries that recognize the legitimate government of venezuela. to the venezuelans trapped in this nightmare please know that all of america is united behind you. the united states says vast quantities of humanitarian aid ready and waiting to be delivered. we're watching the venezuela situation very closely. we await the day when democracy will be restored. when venezuela will be free and when liberty will prevail throughout this he

taken miguel diaz says cuba is feeling the effects of the united states block on its oil shipments cuba has imposed austerity measures since 2015 when all supply finance i live in israel started declining in the 1990 s. cuba experienced blackouts and food shortages because oil supplies were disrupted. the problem is short term and not the result of bad management talk pesah t. of the cuban government as the united states has tried to say we have many problems to solve but this in particular is not the result of our insufficiencies rather it has to do with the aggressive measures that the united states government is extraterritorial imposing to economically suffocate our people now when israelis head to the polls on tuesday many will do so unsure of who to trust there's been an increase in leaks to the media about looming corruption charges against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu but he's pushing back stephanie decker reports from western sort of. a world champion in fake news israeli prime minister takes to facebook to discredit an israeli journalist in the channel he works for fo

cuba experienced blackouts and food shortages due to disruption and oil supply. if you go good the problem is short term and not the result of bad management talk pass it to you the cuban government as the united states has tried to say we have many problems to solve but this in particular is not the result of our insufficiencies rather it has to do with the grease of measures that the united states government is extraterritorial imposing to economically suffocate people the search for alien life just got a galactic boost scientists from university college london have detected water vapor in the atmosphere of another world that's more than twice the size of earth that's the 1st time a planet orbiting a star outside our system or exoplanet has been found with both water and temperatures that could support life catherine stansell reports 110 light years away from our planet there is a super earth a world where life could exist outside of our solar system. was discovered in 2015 astronomers use data gathered from the hubble telescope to analyze light filtered throug

frankly, my attitude on cuba is a very tough one. and in a way, they go hand-in-hand because cuba has always made it possible for venezuela to do what they are doing and frankly, that is ending now. likewise, venezuela, through the oil, took care of cuba. a lot of that is ending right now. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: i don't believe that. i don't think the israelis -- i really would find that hard to believe. my relationship with israel has been great. you look at golan heights, you look at jerusalem, moving the embassy to jerusalem, becoming the capital, you look at even the iran deal, what has happened with iran, iran is a much different country now than it was 2.5 years ago. it is in a much different position. now, i don't believe that. i wouldn't believe that story. anything's possible but i don't believe that. reporter: are there any democrats debating tonight that you have respect for? pres. trump: i respect all of them. reporter: all of them? pres. trump: i respect everyone. it takes a lot of courage to run for office.

26th of july 1953 the young lawyer prepared an armed attack on the moncada barracks in santiago de cuba castro is determined to overthrow them dictator for consumer but instead unfortunately for construct he is arrested and tried now must flee must say speculating that roams yet how will they face then i will see only this is the last outcome on balance. this is the moment of a feeling of a plant just. don't believe me they got. a lot of money as you know that in fact. rebel castro is sentenced to 15 years in prison and he's granted amnesty just 2 hears later. on the evening of the 9th of july 1955 for del castro joins his cuban supporters in mexico he wants to set up a new insurrection in cuba as quickly as possible but things really click with the young argentinean and they spend 10 hours sharing their revolutionary ideals she wants to free latin america and castro suggests they start with cuba. has fallen under customs. i took all night we failed and in the morning i had become the doctor of his new expedition to tell the truth after my experiences across latin america that we didn't

hulian decastro, one of our supporters was being trained along with other cubans to invade cuba. what we believe is raul castro's military hack. it's not 100% confirmed it is but we are 90% sure it was. but it says here cuban military hat reportedly owned by castro's brother. the hat bears the insignia of the cuban revolution forces. halloween masks of the era, 1962. autograph print of the type of plans flying low level missions over cuba during the cuban missile crisis. and notes made by kennedy october '62, giving a briefing, he was making notes and his i want to say secretary salvaged the paper and then she kept it, and then through some sources we were able to acquire it and now on display at the cold war museum. doodles. so here's a piece of paper that kennedy, john f. kennedy was doodling on during the cuban missile crisis briefing missions there at the white house. and there you can see good, good, good, bad, bad, bad. then this is one of my favorite po po posters. it was produced by a gentleman by the name of morrisberg and i had the pribolog of talking to him on the phon

did he get money from cuba? you're telling me that the vice president of the united states was there for eight years. taking the lives of some

. >> support for maduro is that coming from cuba and russia? is that where you see the support? >> he has received support from cuban government for a long time. they try to play the same old same old game. they say that they're in negotiation and every time they do that, how they plot, how do they affect the opposition, how do they demonize the people in the opposition and brutalize the people in the opposition. that's why i've never trusted those instruments and think at that cuba, looking what's happening in venezuela should move out in not keeping the support they have for maduro. we, the countries that are signatories of the inter-american democratic charter, must also make a call to the cubans not to keep on interfering to support a brutal regime. as we compare that the evidence shows, that milosevic, and others in latin america, anyone who supports him. >> when you were at the u.n. do you have a chance to see president trump? >> we had an important meeting with president trump and other states of latin america. what i liked about the meeting first of all, the coordination

. >> is that coming from cuba and russia? is that we see the military and financial support? >> he has received a lot of support from the cuban government for a long time. and they always play the same old, same oldey games. so they tried to sell the negotiation, they call the opposition in every single time that they do that, they really start plotting how do they affect more the opposition, demonize the people in the opposition, how did they brutalize people in the opposition. that is why i have never trusted in those instruments and i consider that cuba, looking at what is really happening in venezuela should move out in terms of not keeping the support that they have for maduro. we, the countries that are signatories of the democratic charter must also make a call for the cubans not to keep interfering to support a brutal regime. if we compare as evidence shows, anyone who supports him shows that. >> when you are at the un did you have a chance to see president trump? >> we had a very important meeting president trump in the state of latin america. and first of all record

after the break as hearings continue in guantanamo we go to occupied cuba to ask the lawyer of alleged 911 mastermind khalid sheikh muhammad whether the u.s. deep state is doing all it can to prevent this prosecution all this of all going to going on the ground. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on often spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in the cells will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings can deter them. for generations at the marine ski theater ballet sweat and tears on r.t. . welc

after the break as hearings continue in guantanamo we go to occupy cuba to ask the lawyer of alleged 911 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammad whether the u.s. deep state is doing all it can to prevent this prosecution all the smoke going up about joe going on the ground. just a nuisance. barking like. a couple oh. this is islamist extremists in the. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in a 1000 will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings could deter them. for generations at the marine ski theatre ballet sweat and tears. welcome back to more of the u.k. supreme court is due to rule on

but in the cold war chessboard cuba was just a pawn. custer was able to remain in power until his death in november 26th. cheney now a martyr continues to live on as a symbol of the revolution. hello again welcome back we're here crossing our states as well as the bahamas we are watching hurricane dorian making its way towards the west now the storm is a very very powerful storm and it is going to bring a very heavy rain storm surge across much of the area you can actually see the satellite image right there over the next few days the storm is going to be making its way towards the west but it is going to be slowing down as we go from sunday as well as into monday and that's a big problem because once it slows down we're going to seen the storm surge in the same location the rain in same location as well as the winds really having that same place so we watch that very carefully from sunday to monday we do expect to see the storm stoli make a turn to the northwest and we do expect it to stay off the coast united states but possibly by th

in cuba the state is fidel castro.ll total dictatorships over the people. >> no person who is truly dedicated to freedom, liberty, and the concept of democratic government who opposes tierney and totalitarianism and at the same time is truly informed about the nature and the record of communism joins in communist land or communist front operations. no group should be allowed to plunder, riot and terrorize our educational institutions and impose its will upon a majority of students who go to college to study and learn. will it take a national disaster of monumental proportions before the public wakes up to the enemy within now operating with impunity? must a free society allow itself to be destroyed because of the very freedoms it defends? for the students of this land, and for all of us, understanding and finding ways to expose, neutralize and overcome the communist threat is not a political issue, it is a matter of national survival. >>> weeknights this week we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview o

after the break as hearings continue in guantanamo we go to walk about cuba to ask the lawyer of alleged $911.00 mastermind khalid sheikh muhammad whether the u.s. deep state is doing all it can to prevent this prosecution. going on the ground. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to the press it's like them before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. question. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in the cells and will ever make it to the told. they're ready to give deadlines for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings come to tell of them. for generations at the memory. but they sweat and tears. welcome back to more of the u.k. supreme

that's why it's relevant to impose sanctions from cuba.be accountable to what they are doing in venezuela. trish: cuba is giving them money, resources and intelligence, if you would, to keep maduro in power. over the course my career i can remember way back when starting my first real job at goldman sachs and we were trading venezuela's debt when hugo chavez first came into power. i think about that two decade span. it's devastating to see how a country can be so decimated. >> this is the worst human crisis this hemisphere has seen in decade. this is a man made disaster. this has been created by maduro and the system created in venezuela. the only way to resolve it is to removalo move the regime and bring back democracy. it won't be easy but i'm confident we'll prevail. we have created the international coalition that in my view is the morse important one after world war ii. of course, different times and different circumstances. but this coalition is in our hemisphere. it's important to you. the people deserve that freedom. i hope they ge

corruptconfronted the communist dictatorship in cuba.e canceled the last administrations one-sided deal with the castro regime. it was another bad deal. very one-sided and very unfair to the u.s.. we are making good deals for the u.s. now. it's about time. our deal with china, our deal with others, they are all coming along nicely. to become great, you need patients. our farmers have been incredible. now china is back buying again. they are buying our agricultural products. a lot of things that the united states and our partners have also built a historic coalition of 55 countries dedicated to the future of democracy for the people of venezuela. [applause] pres. trump: great people. this evening, we are proud to welcome ambassadors from many nations taking part in this incredible coalition. put up your hands. we have some really great people. a lot of ambassadors. great people. a lot of very terrific, patriotic people. they love their country. it's all working out. relationships have rarely been better. on the behalf of the american peop

like i said, we are from cuba. we left cuba because we hate communicate effort communists.e in america. the best country, the best everything, and we're not safe. look what happened. just he was coming from work, driving his truck. and that's it. he's gone. >> reporter: bari, i know you got inside of the cab of the truck today. i wonder why it was so important for you to see that. >> because in the beginning, when the accident happened, i want to run to the truck and see why and how and have questions about it. and we wasn't have the right, because, you know, when a crime happens, they close within, and they don't let us go inside. and i wanted to see that, to realize this is real. and sometimes, i was just waiting for him to send me a message or call. and i feel, no, i'm dreaming. for me to see his blood and see everything how it happens, it was like, hey, this is real. you don't want to see him anymore. >> reporter: julie and arty, i know that your dad came from cuba here to escape the political situation. you were telling that he left las vegas for the trucking company.