on the 22nd the president delivered his famous speech setting up a quarantine in cuba. on tuesday in the soviet union if you were a reporter in russia at the time as i was, you certainly felt you had to stay in the office and cover that story. but my wife had tickets to the opera and the opera performance, she had these tickets and wanted to go. i thought i should -- but my wife wanted to go and so i've course yielded and went. while i was seated there before the opera gets started, i looked off to the left and there was a box set aside for famous people and just before the opera began, khrushchev arrived and he was there on the first day of the crisis. people worried about a nuclear war, he arrives to go to the opera. and i am about 15 or 20 feet from him and i can see him and he was happy to be there. jerome hines was the great american opera star and he was on a tour of the soviet union, a very successful tour. khrushchev kept inviting westerners to come and hines came, he delivered this magnificent performance. he sang it in russian and khrushchev went backstage, we

host: cuba. guest: yes, the majority ended up in cuba. i like to think even though i won't know the names of the people who were on that ship, when i think about the culture in cuba, the afro descended culture that exists there, i think that their contribution, like, they do still live some sort of way there, and let's honor that and acknowledge that. st: "all of us divers are deeply connected to the 561 guerrero africans and the millions of souls who experienced the transatlantic crossing." did you dive and see the guerrero? guest: well, the guerrero is an interesting story. this is the ship that started diving with a purpose over 20 years ago. host: the one you referenced earlier? guest: yes. and technically, it still hasn't been officially found. they think that they know where the wreck is. there is an archaeologist who is working -- who has been working on this for many, many years in florida, and he's pretty sure it is this particular wreck, but there's still some anomalies. there's a thought that it might have wrecked somewhere els

host: cuba. guest: yes, the majority ended up in cuba. i like to think even though i won't know the names of the people who were on that ship, when i think about the culture in cuba, the afro descended culture that exists there, i think that their contribution, like, they do still live some sort of way there, and let's honor that and acknowledge that. host: "all of us divers are deeply connected to the 561 guerrero africans and the millions of souls who experienced the transatlantic crossing." did you dive and see the guerrero? guest: well, the guerrero is an interesting story. this is the ship that started diving with a purpose over 20 years ago. host: the one you referenced earlier? guest: yes. and technically, it still hasn't been officially found. they think that they know where the wreck is. there is an archaeologist who is working -- who has been working on this for many, many years in florida, and he's pretty sure it is this particular wreck, but there's still some anomalies. there's a thought that it might have wrecked somewhere e

host: cuba. guest: yes, the majority ended up in cuba. i like to think even though i won't know the names of the people who were on that ship, when i think about the culture in cuba, the afro descended culture that exists there, i think that their contribution, like, they do still live some sort of way there, and let's honor that and acknowledge that. host: "all of us divers are deeply connected to the 561 guerrero africans and the millions of souls who experienced the transatlantic crossing." did you dive and see the guerrero? guest: well, the guerrero is an interesting story. this is the ship that started diving with a purpose over 20 years ago. host: the one you referenced earlier? guest: yes. and technically, it still hasn't been officially found. they think that they know where the wreck is. there is an archaeologist who is working -- who has been working on this for many, many years in florida, and he's pretty sure it is this particular wreck, but there's still some anomalies. there's a thought that it might have wrecked somewhere e

for this time, if you get west coast eastern parts of cuba with more rain to come for his spend europe, much of mexico, it is a dry picture of the heat continues to build across the nose and the heat is building across the southern parts of the us where it's a pretty quiet picture, but as that heat meets with the cold, we're going to see some severe storms developing across the deep south by tuesday. so head on out, is there a angry process in california as a trump administration comstock at national parks and far on jessica washington in jakarta, indonesia for the government is introducing checks for people around the country and is thoughts we'll hear from going as female boxing broke down the pod came into the cookie interm head for 4 years, which is pretty much it and the tool times no, i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. b

the sanctions we imposed on cuba, the sanctions reimbursement then as well. the reason why so many venezuelans are coming is because, because trump and bite in a imposed very harsh economic sanctions in, in, because they were opposed to nicholas my little at all when they were hoping for, for reading check. so it, let's, let's start with it cuz we sort of talked about sections in as would have meddling in latin america in the past tense, but it's still happening, right? yeah, of course. yeah. sciences are all in play sections. it gives venezuela's still happening . they've devastated economies you've talked about. they fueled thousands of depths, they've supported bar. the united states supported the far right wing crews and places like libya and they funded security force is responsible for widespread human rights violations across the region. through the so called war on drugs and all of this stuff is happening. how is this different than the co, wherever? well, i would say it's different in, in one sense and that in, during the cold war era, i think that w

inmigrantes pide restablecer este parole y que permitiÓ la llegada de 800,000 migrantes de venezuela, haitÍ, cubaÍtica. reportera: entre los demandantes, migrantes que huyeron de ucrania. un veterano de guerra que luchÓ. >> estas personas tendrÍan que salir del paÍs una vez que se le termine este periodo temporal. reportera: la administraciÓn trump dice que esto es un abuso. aquellos que han patrocinado migrantes. >> esto podrÍa ocasionar un daÑo extremo que serÍa irrevocable. reportera: ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales, el presidente sigue con su campaÑa de deportar miles de personas. el presidente asegurÓ hoy diciendo que era 1 de marzo y que han habido muchas exportaciones. fÉlix: un proyecto de ley presentado ofrecerÍa miles de dÓlares para entregar migrantes indocumentados. los opositores afirman que el proyecto estÁ sembrando el pÁnico. en los angeles representantes de diversas organizaciones religiosas comienzan a manifestarse por el rechazo de las polÍticas migratorias. califican las operaciones de ice como inhumana. reportera: las voces de protestas hicieron eco en el corazÓn de lo

for this time, if you get west coast eastern parts of cuba with more rain to come for his spend, your left much of mexico. it is a dry picture as the heat continues to build across the nose. and a heat is building across the southern parts of the us where it's a pretty quiet picture. but as that heat meets with the cold war, we're going to see some severe storms developing across the deep south. by tuesday, the us president donald trump is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from convention. i'm challenge as to how the government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way . what's next on trump's agend. stay with all just the of for the latest from the white house. 5 years out to the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is record, right? if i can you one right? o g 0 investigates if a global pens ethnic treaty can end vaccine and that could see the floss in the curves now to 0 the there's no limit to have a dream container

permanencia temporal humanitaria que permitiÓ la llegada de 875,000 migrantes de ucrania, afganistÁn, cubaeterano de guerra de afganistÁn que lucho por estar de un hombre nicaragüense cuyo padre fue torturado y secuestrado. >> Éstas personas tendrÍan que salir del paÍs una vez se les vence el periodo de estadÍa. >> las mesas donald trump califica el programa como un abuso generalizado de los permisos de permanencia temporal humanitaria. entre los demandantes, ciudadanos estadounidenses que han patrocinado inmigrantes a travÉs del programa suspendido. >> el repentino cambio al estatus de estas personas podrÍa ocasionar un daÑo extremo a estas personas que serÍa irrevocable. >> ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales para que migrantes llegan estados unidos el presidente donald trump ha impulsado su promesa de campaÑa de deportar a millones de personas. a travÉs de la red social el presidente asegurÓ que febrero, mi primer mes completo en el cargo tuvo el menor nÚmero de migrantes ilegales tratando de entrar en nuestro paÍs en la historia sÓlo hubo 8326 detenciones de ilegales por la patrulla

inmigrantes pide restablecer este parole y que permitiÓ la llegada de 800,000 migrantes de venezuela, haitÍ, cubaera: ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales, el presidente sigue con su campaÑa de deportar miles de personas. el presidente asegurÓ hoy diciendo que era 1 de marzo y que han habido muchas exportaciones. fÉlix: un proyecto de ley presentado ofrecerÍa miles de dÓlares para entregar migrantes indocumentados. los opositores afirman que el proyecto estÁ sembrando el pÁnico. en los angeles representantes de diversas organizaciones religiosas comienzan a manifestarse por el rechazo de las polÍticas migratorias. califican las operaciones de ice como inhumana. reportera: las voces de protestas hicieron eco en el corazÓn de los Ángeles. >> que cada persona, no importa quien sea, tienen dignidad. cada persona, no importa de dÓnde son, son hechos a la imagen de dios. reportera: con bandera de estados unidos, mÉxico, guatemala, entre otras, se mantiene en su postura por estas polÍticas migratorias. los manifestante denuncian que los agentes de ice violan los derechos humanos interrumpiendo en los

is securing port investment and critical infrastructure investments such as cuba, brazil and ecuador and communist cuba 90 miles from my home district they have expanded their signals and intelligence capabilities through agreements and telecommunications investments and this raises concerns about them conducting surveillance. . . .. it strengthens the p.r.c.'s grip over regional trade. it could support people's liberation army in the southern pacific. this cannot happen. the comb cal -- the chemicals help send them into communities and the c.c.p. is complicit in this crisis that have taken the lives of thousands -- no, hundreds of thousands of americans and overwhelmed law enforcement at our southwest border. these same enterprises operate in our ports today. a prime example is cosco shipping which was recently placed on the list of chinese military companies due to its ties of the p.r.c. military, intelligence and security apparatus. less than a month ago federal authorities arrested nine individuals in their role for a massive smuggling operation and funneled $2 million worth of g

and so when she was about 30, she went to cuba with her middle sister, mary. in the hopes of recovering and lived there for 18 months. and during that time kept what is now known as the cuba journal, which is still not been published, a three volume journal written by sophia to mother but busybody elizabeth distributed it to people all throughout new england and they would have reading parties where they from these journals. the important thing about the journals is. first they they express a kind of transcendental nature worship type that we're familiar from the likes of emerson and thoreau. and second they express those two years before emerson began and 12 before thoreau began writing. so i want to suggest a woman who was playing a pretty vital role in influencing a movement that we tend to think as occurring primarily concord on the banks of, walden pond or in the white house of emerson. but that i would argue occurred much more conversation in elizabeth peabody bookstore and in radiated outward from there and. the final person that i'll mention that i wri

naciÓ en cuba en el 1954.ra de representantes. nuestras condolencias a su familia. paulina: sigue la lucha de bomberos contra los cinzano forestales en carolina del sur y del norte. —— sigue la lucha de bomberos contra los incendios forestales en carolina del sur y del norte. reportera: ya estÁ en sus hogares algunos residentes afectados por las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en las carolinas, y los bomberos siguen luchando por contener las llamas. y el gobernador de carolina del sur declarÓ estado de emergencia por los juegos. bomberos en las carolinas estÁn combatiendo 175 incendios forestales, y lo que impulsa Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en ambos estados. >> se puede oler el humo en columbus. reportera: un incendio amenaza comunidades. la guardia nacional de carolina del sur ha desplegado dos helicÓpteros black hawk para combatir las llamas. un incendio cerca de middle beach fue contenido y permitiÓ el regreso de residentes. ellingsen —— el incendio se propaga gravemente. >> siguiÓ y siguiÓ. incendiaba los bosques. report

but lots of sunshine for west and pots of cuba. heavy rain is set to develop the out east as we go into sunday. and there's also a drawing settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america . but come sunday, california is set to see a cool down with wet and wintery weather, working its way on show the, the impact of shifting power dynamics. while you have to do is flip switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by their auction. international conflict. is there a split into? is to take a look, unity or any weakness to their workshops, and the urgency of climate action which stopped attending these kind of consensus leak. and the wheel alignment act takes on the big issues without 0 hearing the fight as the old ones or whether continue a civil and god's or have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder they come out to see you is teens across the world . when you closer to the house of the story, the, [000:00:00;00] the color that are on the clock, this is in use on life window coming u

system, bringing some storms with bus rain to the bahamas is set to get west coast east and pots of cuba on sunday, and will see the weather intensify across his spend. your la, the, the israel says it will adopt a us proposal for a temporary cease fire in guys that, that was ramadan and pass over is made no comment from us. so for the hello, this is all to 0 live from to hi. i'm for the batch go also ahead week after a public showdown with donald trump, ukraine's.

noticias telemundo ha seguido la transferencia de inmigrantes venezolanos a la base naval en cuba desdee un joven de 21 aÑos que recientemente fue deportado a venezuela y que aunque tenÍa un antecedente criminal, asegura que no es el tren de aragua. >> veamos. >> su familia lo esperaba con ansias, fueron meses para poder fundirse en este abrazo en su natal venezuela, pero para manfred durÁn Árabe, su camino a casa ha sido pedregoso por esta fotografÍa del departamento de seguridad nacional. su madre se enterÓ que habÍa sido trasladado a guantÁnamo. dhs confirmÓ que era miembro del tren de aragua, pero manfred insiste en que esto no es cierto. >> no todos somos partÍcipes del tren de aragua. no tengo tatuajes relacionados a esas pandillas ni nada por el estilo. yo nunca he tenido en mi posesiÓn un arma de fuego. >> cuando hablamos con su madre el 15 de febrero sostuvo lo mismo. >> mi hijo no es ninguno del tren de aragua. >> le preguntamos en numerosas ocasiones a dhs cÓmo determinaron que manfred estaba vinculado a la pandilla venezolana, pero no recibimos respuesta. manfred asegura que

it's to get west coast east and pots of cuba on sunday. and we'll see the weather intensify across a span your la, the 5 years out through the virus was discovered. a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove of 19. this is record right? if i can you one right? o g 0 investigates if a global pen demik treaty can end vaccine in equity, the flossing, the curved point now to 0. the hello. i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on i'll just see or you'll, we can look at the business of the comics this week. a good deal or distortion. ukraine has agreed upon access to a revenue from its mineral wells to the us. us.

the west is where the bus of rain moving across the spaniel and east and pots of cuba, but it's very twilight from mexico. and that some of these slow is set to kick up, so we'll add to southern parts of the us and that's going to feel some intense thunderstorms. bring a threat of hail even tornadoes and some very heavy rain to the mississippi valley through to choose today as to whether update of the in depth analysis of the day sidelines is leveled on this on a capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed. opinion of the united states investing in the redevelopment of gaza, i think could be a great idea. but again, you propose to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story on outages. era connecting communities. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge is no way we could live in a country again where i see it is for displacement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't had the best representation of africans. so for us it

system, bringing some storms with bust of rain to the bahamas is set to get west coast eastern parts of cuba on sunday, and will see the weather intensify across his spend your la, the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the plug in you're watching out you 0 live from to ha, reminder of our top stories. this our israel says it will implement the temporary ceasefire in gaza over the ramadan and passed over periods. the announcement was made just minutes after the 1st phase of the causes cease. fire idea of with a mouse formerly and palestinian homes have been destroyed by is ready for susie north shelves, refuge account in the occupied west by rally's, continuing its military operation next and as a space more than 40000 people in just over a month and millions of palestinians across guys trying to rebuild their lives off to 15 months of what's being described as a genocide. but the future is in doubt without the continuation of the cease fire was i'm a been job. it takes a look at the stumbling blocks and the negotiations between israel and homos so far . last few weeks, instead of celebration, smoke t

the caribbean with some bus of rain for the bahamas, some whatsoever coming in to eastern parts of cuba. but it's not as well as what we're seeing across moving parts of south america. the, there's no limit to how far dream continue to study in your own adventure. now counter arrange the the, [000:00:00;00] the feel watching. i'll just say era of a mind to of all top stories this hour, the most of incident see says his relationship with donald trump, tom b salvage doctor he's, she's only been in the office. the cranes president was also to leave without find the nice thing the minerals deal was the to sign your pin. these is encouraging spain, germany and poland have reiterated the ongoing support for your trade spots rushes foreign ministry spokesman says trump showed great tra strange. don't forget that the state for testers have a full, it's with police and the greek capital on the 2nd down of the 3 of the countries was route as also the accident has become a national rallying cry for accountability that has shaken the government. john suffolk pulse reports from athens, the violence

if he's told us on the cape, no fuel kind of august for put into a look at the place just about cuba. can you believe this? the good notes indicating been view from class zach. yeah. who has kind of fall so you can see from what, you know, it looks like he's getting ready to draft those kids. that reminds me of the circle, a friend of his grandfather outside the fuel bunker and meeting members of the german a hippa, you can remember that so that also putting them on the head top and on the back. good boys. coast smells a bit of that, right? mm hm. slot of deutschland. well, that brings us to the end of another. i mean, a roller coaster ride through the events of today's world. literally, today's world, we seen the knack of your a make is way. i'm coming, i'm not coming, i'm going, i will sign, i won't. so i don't want to exposure behind that by the way already. you know, don't find a deal. we'll do a better deal, which is, who knows what's going on in the background. but what we do know is that the green goblin, i just got a big old slap in the face from j. d vance, in the oval office

but lots of sunshine for west and pots of cuba. heavy rain is set to develop, so out east as we go into sunday. and there's also drawn settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america. but come sunday, california is set to cool down with wet and wintry weather, working its way on shore. the, the have the right, the boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level. all that i can't support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who go to the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote, on which is 0, the latest news families, the queen, is what eatable environments often became separated into chaos, leaving the children stranded for in damage childers with detailed coverage, the fathers, mothers, and children. and until every last one is phones, the wolf will never truly be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities wer

for this time, if you get west coast eastern parts of cuba with more rain to come for his spend europe, much of mexico, it is a dry picture of the heat continues to build across the nose and a heat is building across the southern parts of the us where it's a pretty quiet picture, but as that heat meets with the cold, we're going to see some severe storms developing across the deep south. by tuesday, [000:00:00;00] the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises. millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs to meet the families expectations. 101 east for those young jobs seeking. they navigate china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0. on counting the cost ukraine agrees to grant us access to its mineral wealth, but is it really a win win deal is germany's business model in danger of breaking up and can the new governments fix it? plus 1000000000 is or amassing mountains of money. will the in the quality gap, as of the bridge counting the cost on al jazeera, china is committed, quasi, is missing in the aging to set out his priorities for the ye

caribbean with some bus of rain for the bahamas, some west a weather coming in to eastern parts of cuba. but it's not as well as what we're seeing across northern parts of south america. the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises, millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs or meet the families expectations. 101 east for those young job seeking since they navigate china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0. pod came in to be used, could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now i didn't say that that would be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on stuff. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis times, but so it's not just one price isn't via the story on talk to how does era the you're right now, not in a very good position. you're allowed. what was the position in that examples to be right around the word beginning of the war? not in a go

the west is weather bus rain moving across the spaniel and east and pots of cuba, but it's very twilight from mexico. and that 70 slow is set to kick up the woman to southern parts of the us. and that's going to feel some intense thunder storms bring a threat of hail even tornadoes and some very heavy rain to the mississippi valley through to choose today as to whether update or the 20 lose in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten, these choosing to the amplify. when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press or an accident, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control, what has this discussion looked like, you know, right wing media circles again is 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, decoding the media on houses era, china is communist quasi, is missing in the aging to set out his priorities for the yes. how are the worlds 2nd largest economy reactors and traits? how supposed 5 is us and what direction will it ta

there was even enough that can initiate the douglas treated, their shapely a, you know, in cuba and some of us down the 8 of the title wondering why this on that's been president as inviting. so let's get to this on africa after, after everything else. and i think, i think you're a, is, this is tied to gets historical hospitality to us. russia and just cannot imagine, especially up to, you know, bring themselves up to a frenzy for the last 3 is the one that is in russia and wanting to defeat trash on the battlefield. in order for us, i didn't be a speed restriction with it must negotiate. and the principal, the bad guys, the one say this negotiate so i think they still, they're still in denial of just about the yeah. they're all fixing. yeah, exactly. i think you're absolutely right. about that, it's going to take some time, i think for these european leaders to come to terms with what is essentially a reality check 10. but that must be when to the whitehouse floating this whole boss of mineral resources bill. he was gonna start pulling off and selling off the assets of you prayed. appar

want a proxy war on the doorstep of the nuclear power that go to devcon to like we saw in 1962 with cubae tragedy is that we were that close because all of the main issues have basically been resolved by trump. they're not going to be able to recapture crimea. the only two issues were how far could donald trump force putin back to his 2022. of borders and how would he be deterred and he came up with this idea of making a commercial corridor to get prosperity and also it was a tripwire so there would be westerners there that putin would not want to dare bother. just to finish, he should take a notebook from benjamin netanyahu. the biden administration was hostile to him. they ordered him to have a cease-fire, they ordered him to have a wartime cabinet. they warned him about collateral damage. they didn't do any of that for zelenskyy zelenskyy and yet when netanyahu came over there, he knew there was a hostile administration, he knew that they were a client and talking to a patron as a guest to a host and he was able to weather that. and deal with the biden administration. and all good thi

and if you look at who russia's best allies are on this side of the globe, we're talking about cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. those are the allies that russia has in the americas. congressman gregory meeks, it's always a pleasure to see you. i thank you very much for your time, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> up next. dozens rally near d.c. protesting doj's latest cuts to the federal workforce. hundreds of weather forecasters and other employees at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. plus, why the pentagon is sending almost 3000 more troops to the border. more life doesn't come with you're an owner's manual.-balart freedom is getting to write your own. so get 10% off a jeep wrangler. or get into a jeep grand cherokee. where freedom is on road or off. where it's a front row seat to the city. or a second row seat. maybe even a third. life doesn't come with an owner's manual. so get out there and write your own. during the jeep presidents' day sales event, get 10% below msrp for an average of $5,700 under msrp on these 2024 jeep wrangler models. see your local jeep

want a proxy war on the doorstep of a nuclear power that go to defcon two, like we saw in 1962 with cuba. and, you know, the tragedy, sean, is we were that close because all of the main issues had basically been resolved by trump. they were not going to be in nato. they were not going to be militarily able to recapture crimea and donbas. the only two issues were how far could donald trump force putin back to his 2022 point borders, and how would he be deter it? and he came up with this idea of making a commercial corridor to get prosperity. and also it was a tripwire. so there would be westerners there that putin would not want to dare, you know, bother. i think, you know, just to finish on, he should take a notebook from benjamin netanyahu. the biden administration was very hostile to him. they ordered him to have a cease fire. they ordered him to have a wartime cabinet. they warned him about collateral damage. they didn't do any of that to zelensky. and yet when netanyahu came over there, he knew there was a hostile administration. he was gracious. he understood that he was a client. a

it's the regime that backs the post-castro regime in cuba. marco.s the russia we're talking about. >> when you listen to what he said, did you agree with any of the points that he made in terms of of not talking ill of putin? because that's not helpful as a negotiation is being done? >> come on, let's get our big boy pants on here. vladimir putin is one of the coldest, blooded, cold blooded individuals i've ever met. he knows what the back and forth means. it's not that he's timid about coming to the table. he doesn't need to. trump's got the the blood running in his direction. he just needs to sit there and get more. this is this is the exact opposite of the way to negotiate with putin, the russians. i can tell you from arms control, negotiations beyond counting are better than anybody else at taking concessions, putting them in their pocket and then saying, what have you got for me now? that's what they're doing in the kremlin tonight. >> it was a remarkable day. ambassador john bolton, one for the history books, that's for sure. thank you for for

opportunity here as we move forward for people to remember that we do not live in xi' chinas or castro's cubawe still live in the united states. our elected officials and the people up there are still not going to be killed or jailed for standing up and speaking truth to power. they still have the opportunity to do the right thing, and i pray that they do so. i think there is an opportunity for people to get together and actually force the issue of leaning things back towards a fact-based reality. we live in a very dire situation where the conditions are such that rupert murdoch's wall street journal is at odds with the president of the united states of america, that they are less conservative than the leader of the free world. currently live in a totally insulated bubble where he is largely fed disinformation by people who are compromised i foreign power. host: that was ed in philadelphia. a partisan breakdown of the recent polling looking at confidence in the mass media, the blue line that ucf atop, that is democrats. it is a 54%. the gray dotted line is independents, that is 27%. the botto

opportunity here as we move forward for people to remember that we do not live in xi' chinas or castro's cuba still live in the united states. our elected officials and the people up there are still not going to be killed or jailed for standing up and speaking truth to power. they still have the opportunity to do the right thing, and i pray that they do so. i think there is an opportunity for people to get together and actually force the issue of leaning things back towards a fact-based reality. we live in a very dire situation where the conditions are such that rupert murdoch's wall street journal is at odds with the president of the united states of america, that they are less conservative than the leader of the free world. currently live in a totally insulated bubble where he is largely fed disinformation by people who are compromised i foreign power. host: that was ed in philadelphia. a partisan breakdown of the recent polling looking at confidence in the mass media, the blue line that ucf atop, that is democrats. it is a 54%. the gray dotted line is independents, that is 27%. the bottom

look when the soviet wanted to establish in cuba. what did kennedy say?ou will start the third world war. they discuss. why the establishment want to push towards russia and the ukraine war started because they wanted ukraine to be part of nato, and the russians said no. it is not in our interest. so, the war started. host: we will go to cindy in pennsylvania on the line for republicans. caller: hi, how are you? i'm calling to say that i think president trump did an awesome job yesterday. the man was not thankful. he had billions of dollars of ours. i'm a taxpayer. i want that money back. it's not fair. i know people are getting killed, but president trump has to be really strong, just like john f. kennedy was during the cuban crisis. you have to be tough. you can't be a wimp. he isn't. i know he wants peace. everything was all settled, but this guy is backing out. he is a little dictator, and i really believe that, and he doesn't really care that much for his people. i think he would sign the agreement and start the process, because we need money for our

look at the kennedy time when the soviets wanted cuba, what did kennedy say? if you come, it will start a third world war. then the russians pushed back and discussed. why do they want to push toward russia into war? the ukraine war started because they wanted ukraine to be part of nato and russia said no. it is not in our interest. the war started. host: got your point. we will go to cindy in pennsylvania on the line for republicans. caller: how are you? i am calling to say that i think president trump did an awesome job yesterday. that man was not thankful. he had billions of dollars of war. i am a taxpayer. i want that money back. it is not fair. i know people are being killed. but president trump has to be really strong just like john f. kennedy was during the cuban crisis. you have to be tough. you cannot be a wimp and he isn't. i know he wants peace. everything was settled but this guy is backing out. he is a little dictator and i believe that. he does not care that much for his people. i think if he would sign the agreement and start the process because

jessica: cantaste en el coro de cuba. >> en el coro nacional.