deborah: stand up. all: vote! deborah: stand up. all: vote! deborah: stand up. all: vote!es in georgia, a different kind of history is unfolding in the nation's capital. female: this is basically taking over, storming the capitol, and it's anarchy. it really is anarchy. deborah: holy smoke, smoke, smoke, smoke! look at 'em, look at all-- why aren't they doing anything? no one is in handcuffs right now. i'm not advocating for anybody to get shot, but if these were black people, they would be dead. even on a day like today, where we can celebrate the first black senator in a state like georgia, that, on that same day, this is what happens. so what, two steps forward, ten steps back. deborah: don't stop fighting for your power. don't stop fighting for what you need. deborah: can't stop, won't stop. ♪♪♪ deborah: as we say, "as goes georgia, as goes the rest of the south." we see it as a tipping point. i think this is only the beginning of the shifting of values here. if you do the work, if you register people to vote, if you see them as human beings with wants and desires, the

right. >> deborah: then what? a costume," and i said, "can you come back tomorrow, we're closed." "no, i really need this tonight. i need to get a costume tonight." >> deborah: the urgency might be understandable if it was halloween. but remember, this is may. >> the person was extremely persistent in wanting to get inside, i need to purchase this, i need to purchase this, i need to purchase this. they said okay, we can make this happen really fast. they were very quick in making their selections. >> a rubie's clown costume, a clown wig. bob kelly clown makeup and a sponge nose. >> they didn't buy anything that was expensive. they really bought the cheapest stuff that they had. what struck out to the two ladies is that the person said, "i need to have extra white makeup to cover the face completely." so the person was certainly concerned with anybody being able to see their face. >> deborah: when asked what the person looked like, deborah offord used an interesting word: "androgynous." >> rather tall. i'd say prob

>> deborah: i have to say i love seeing anne. protector of the sovereign. i think a lot of americans are waiting to see harry and to see him there looking comfortable as robert just said, i think a lot of americans are just curious about making an harry and that ceremony. to see him there looking relaxed, chatting with the archbishop, seeming to take his place, of course, no he is not in his military uniform. he is not getting all of those props that you like to see but i think you interviewed harry. you had a sense of what he might have been feeling, i guess, maybe. >> michael: i think the feelings were very raw. the book was going to be released after our interview. and i think a lot of people were really surprised about some of the things that he brought -- wrote about and the experiences that he felt that he had and i'm curious with robert and victoria, how do you feel about seeing harry here back in the uk to honor his father? >> robert: relieved. because i think he is -- as a dad myself, this is a moment, you want your son

but i completely agree with deborah.that it was disproportionate to the amount of other international and national events which were going on and issues which we all face daily, and especially where breakfast news was concerned monday to friday, especially the lead up to thursday and friday. i thought it was complete, excessive and to an extent lazyjournalism. it's quite easyjust to give time to the events and not really pay attention to the bigger issues that are affecting us daily. and ijust think that it was disproportionate and excessive at times and it created in general a news blackout with the amount of excessive time that was given to the subject. i'm going to read you both the statement that the bbc has given us in response to the many concerns we've had from viewers like yourselves. so, here it is. deborah, first, what do you make of that response? well, i think i fully agree, having the coverage on bbc one of the semi—finals and the finals, that's what's expected. but i didn't expect it to spill over onto the

thank you, deborah. learned and cherished: : the teacher who changed my life. it comes out >> building a better bay area.. t if they do a strike, my kids are going to school. larry: we are going to find out if oakland teachers will strike with just weeks left in the school year. kristen: the chp officially joining the fight against fentanyl today in san francisco. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. dan: and another storm is heading our way. kristen: spencer christian is here with a look at what you can expect and 1. -- and when. meteorologist: we don't have a storm yet, but it's underway. it is this storm in the pacific northwest triggering a strong-armed troy flow in the -- triggering a strong in the bay area. rainfall tonight rainfall totals under half an inch for most locations. there's a chance of thunderstorms and hail with the storm. here's the forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. before midnight tonight, rain developing in the north bay and along the coastline. more widespread overnight. it'll prob

deborah: if e.s not found guilty, per se, he is found liable for damages. because this is a civil case and not a criminal case. the burden of proof is lower than what we understand to be proof beyond a reasonable doubt. here, she has got to show by a preponderance of the evidence, meaning it is more likely than not that he raped her, as she said he did. if she convinces the jury, then the jury will award her presumably some damages. the same is true of her defamation claim. what is at issue is damages. donald trump does not need to testify. it is somewhat unusual, particularly in a civil case, for a defendant not to present evidence, to tell his version of events. that is his right. he has made noise about coming back to court at the 11th hour. most commentators and observers are skeptical that he will actually do that. of course, donald trump is in protectable -- unpredictable and we will see what happens. amy: did it surprise you that not one witness was brought forward by the defense? deborah: ye

deborah, will relieve it there for now. _ the uk market. deborah, will relieve it there for now.elieve it there for now. thanks for - the uk market. deborah, will relieve it there for now. thanks forjoining i it there for now. thanks forjoining us. —— we will leave it there for now. we have some live pictures from portugal. 0ngoing investigation and you can see some of the tents which police i'm using as they dig near the reservoir in portugal in this long—running investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann. this dam is about 50 kilometres from where she went missing as a three—year—old in portugal 16 years ago. the operation is being led by german police and they are looking for evidence to link her disappearance to christian brueckner, a german man who was made a formal suspect by portuguese prosecutors last year, we expect the search to last maybe a couple of days which is what the authorities have suggested. they continue looking for close that could help them understand what led to the disappearance of madeleine mccann. we continue to follow that story. russia s

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deborah was a brides maid. but after five years her best friend's marriage had come undone and ended in a messy divorce. >> that divorce just devastated her. >> after lewis' divorce she tock toon on a second full time job, best aunt ever. missy didn't have children herself. >> no, she didn't want to have children. she wanted her career. >> and when her best friend's own marriage was having trouble and hitting the rocks during separation melissa was there for her, too. the two became inseparable at work and outside the office. >> she's cooking for me and the kids and we have movie nights. >> after a shaky divorce melissa started dating a little but eventually her diligence would pay off. in 2008 after seven years at the firm the former intern was made the first female partner. >> she shared with me early on that she hoped to be a judge one day. >> and deborah had done well for herself, too. after all those years working as a paralegal and keeper of the supply cabinet, her boss scott promoted her to chief operati

al roker and deborah went outside to greet their fans.aby. >> who is this sweet baby? >> ellie. >> how old is she? >> four months. >> is this her first trip? >> her first trip to work. >> love a baby >> happy birthday. >> "bridgerton." guys, this is for all "bridgerton" fans. the stars of the new prequel queen charlotte, every bit as buzzy as the original. they are here to tell us all about it. can't wait for that. >> can't wait. >> then we will meet the newest and history-making voice of the dodgers. the first ever asian american in that famed broadcasting booth. emilie ikeda will share his story and what he hopes to do for others in the future. >> let's send it to dylan for the weather. >> this portion of "today" is sponsored by the jm smucker company. smucker's is proud to help bring military families together at the 14th annual mission breakfast, serving those who serve our country. >> hey, guys we are here at the smucker's mission breakfast. i am joined by the ceo and the commanding officer here. good morning to both of you guys than

just go to our charity deborah _ this swimming?going to see a cure for this disease. what we have to do is somehow find drugs that make life more bearable —— debra swim. right now, every single waking moment, they're in excruciating pain. to discover a drug and take it there a system to test it and get approval, you're talking tens of millions of pounds. 20 years. kids need it now. what we're targeting are drugs that already on the market, repurpose drugs that are already on the market and make another drug and may be come out with a cocktail or a version that can help these kids. that's expensive. i think it's half £1 million a programmejust to do that. drugs that have passed all the tests, ten drugs that were trialing now, but it doesn'tjust affect your eyes. blisters inside of your throat. everything about this disease is truly horrendous. i get emotional. we have to find a way to make their lives easier. it’s make their lives easier. it's incredibly _ make their lives easier. it's incredibly difficult listening to isla's story.

gave dot as deborah swim.— it is at give as you live. gave dot as deborah swim.ird term in office for labour. today marks ten years since the murder of fusilier lee rigby in south east london by religious extremists. michael adebolajo and michael adebowale are both now serving life sentences after carrying out the attack. people have started to lay flowers and tributes in woolwich to mark anniversary. first of all, my son is in the army. but not only that, i remember the day when i heard he died. i heard it clearly on the radio, sat in the van at work. i felt sick to my stomach, and i thought, how could this even happen on the streets of our capital? how could this happen to him? passengers can now travel directly from essex to heathrow — as the elizabeth line's full peak timetable starts today. there will now be six trains an hour going into the airport, and up to 24 an hour running between paddington and whitechapel. it marks the final completion of the crossrail project, and comes a year after the line first opened to passengers. let's take a look at the tubes

we were on vacation together -- i will get to who deborah is. obviously, no one knows debra. she was like, who do we talk to? i was like, i don't know? shannon watts? to me, that's like saying i want to learn fashion, so i'm just going to call tom ford. i had been dme -- dm-ing with her, and she was like i'll connect you. a bit about debra, she's an emmy award winning, producer, and social rights justice human rights activist. she just filmed a warner bros. mock trauma called "wiseguys" with robert de niro and worked on broadway and has been a global ambassador focusing on hiv and aids, has testified before the house for an affairs subcommittee on africa and global health. she received a trevor life award . she will actually be in rwanda this summer. she is also a founding member of i am a voter. she sends a message to shannon watts. four days later, i'm at the airport, my phone rings, it is, hi, this is shannon watts. this is the biggest superhero to me in the entire world, and so shannon watts woke up angry the day after the sandy hook shooting in 2012, at the time a stay-a

deborah doesn't want to get pregnant again. florida representative, a sponsor of the florida abortion law sent cnn this statement. we are providing mothers with the resources they need to raise healthy children, empowering doctors to help their patients make informed decisions and shifting the conversation to valuing life. but deborah says florida law forever damaged her family because she spent 13 weeks carrying a baby who was sure to die. elizabeth cohen, cnn, reporting. >> our thanks to elizabeth cohen for that reporting. >> coming up trevor reed and his family will be here. their message to the biden administration one year after the marine veteran was released from detention in russia. m. we're proud t to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from thehe plains to the coast, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace

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is deborah here? [applause] deborah lives here. thank you.orks closely with the second gentleman who is a leading voice on this issue as well. i had the first white house summit on combating hate fueled violence. prosecuting hate crimes are a type priority -- a top priority, and the attorney general will make that true his lungs is there. we also had the largest federal funding ever of the religious security, of synagogues, jewish community centers and religious schools. nobody should fear going to school, because of their faith. we will soon release a national strategy to counter anti-semitism. it includes over a 1000 different stakeholders including jews of different backgrounds and denominations. state and local officials and some anymore, many are in this room and i want to thank you for your partnership, all of you who are involved, stand up. come on. come on. [applause] you are being too humble. [applause] it matters. the most ambitious plan to combat anti-semitism in america. the strategy includes strategies that will combat anti-semit

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our bloomberg luxury analyst deborah aitken.p shares are sinking after the telecom operator plans to cut the labor force by as much as 42% by the end of the decade. let's bring in bloomberg's tech media reporter tom. why are bt and vodafone cutting jobs into a significant degree? tom: this has somewhat been inevitable in the telecoms sector which has itself been shrinking for years. revenues have been on a stagnant basis and profits have not been great. i reported the 2019 that bt had been looking at a plan that resembles this one and i think now that they have set out how they're going to build the fiber networks some of it is not based on immediate cost pressures but based on them not needing the people to build that network. in the context of higher interest rates, vodafone doing something similar, it does not paint a very rosy picture for the sector. francine: thomas, why have their share price gone down anyway despite cost-cutting benefits of job cuts? is a restructuring problem they don't have confidence in the chief execu

where does deborah and. welcome home, by the way, because you were not born here. but we claim. welcome home. thank you. you were here for many years. your was here 37, 37 years. and my dad was here. so even though we only i only lived here two or three years growing up, he taught arts at howard, but he was so proud of washington, talked about dunbar high so much. he graduated. he and his sisters graduated from dunbar high. so it always felt like a second home. even though we were traveling world. so i returned here after law school and, you know, it's a little different now. yeah, it's a little different now. we didn't we. didn't have all this. well, thank you by way. yeah. well, thank you. because we know that you know that i contributed. so. so. but it is beautiful. this oprah winfrey theater is beautiful. one of the things that really struck me, the book is that you have been and first of all, i always to say this is our conversation. it's not just my conversation, it's our conversation. so if you have questions that you want to direct to ms.. lee, there be people taking car

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jeffrey: deborah felt sure she had a story to tell. pandemics for the united nations and centers for the disease control had taken her around the world over four decades. >> i realized like others said and kierkegaard said, you have to live life moving forward but you can only understand it looking backwards. my primary audience i have to say, the young women i was meeting in my career who identified with the struggles and trials i have been through. i think young women often struggle to balance family and i had two daughters and a career. and self-confidence. i wanted to share my lessons. jeffrey: the 69-year-old semi retiree also had her own family in mind, hoping to preserve that legacy as well. she often walked the paths outsidher home in san francisco for inspiration and when she had writers block. >> i've written reports for the u.n. and cdc and you also have to have evidence for every thing right. it was hard to do creative non-fiction. i'm second-guessing, am i providing evidence? jeffrey: in the end she turned to storytellers

so a bit about deborah, she's an award winning actress, producer, social justice and human rights activist best known for her award-winning role as grace adler own will and grace and just filmed wiseguys with robert de niro and recently started on broadway in birthday candles. she's worked as an ambassador for psi focusing on hiv and aids and to testify to be for the house on. sheh. received an award from the trevor project and is on the founding board of the agency collective that helps women around the world. she will be speaking at a conference this summer and is a founding member of island voter. yes as i said she spreads the message to shannon watts. i'm at the airport, my phone rang. you would think beyoncÉ called me. like this was the biggest thing for me in the world. so shannon watts look up angry the day after the sandy hook shooting she was a stay-at-home mother and former communications executive and created a facebook page and invited women to join her in a standing up to the gun lobby and then women do what they do which is the organized around the country and reached out to

deborah was homeless but not friendless. a gather of the friends held on the bart station plaza march 30 to remember her. over the years deborah was disappear from the neighborhood but always returned to glen park. her life and death remind of the hardship and violence unhoused face on the streets and show the human connections and community (indiscernible) rest in peace deborah. may your memory be a blessing. also requesting we adjourn today's meeting in mayhan (indiscernible) killed in her home. she was 64 years old. may immigrated from china 17 years ago with her son and worked tirelessly as a janitor sacrifices for her family. survived by her son and proceeded by her husband and parents. mays death has shaken the neighborhood and san francisco broadly. the facts are sad and scary. a elderly asian woman killed in her own building by a neighbor and the wake of her death we have to grapple with difficult questions why that neighbor a 48 year old man with mental illness and troubling antisocial behavior was living in senior

deborah was homeless but not friendless. a gather of the friends held on the bart station plaza march 30 to remember her. over the years deborah was disappear from the neighborhood but always returned to glen park. her life and death remind of the hardship and violence unhoused face on the streets and show the human connections and community (indiscernible) rest in peace deborah. may your memory be a blessing. also requesting we adjourn today's meeting in mayhan (indiscernible) killed in her home. she was 64 years old. may immigrated from china 17 years ago with her son and worked tirelessly as a janitor sacrifices for her family. survived by her son and proceeded by her husband and parents. mays death has shaken the neighborhood and san francisco broadly. the facts are sad and scary. a elderly asian woman killed in her own building by a neighbor and the wake of her death we have to grapple with difficult questions why that neighbor a 48 year old man with mental illness and troubling antisocial behavior was living in senior

blinken: i had the opportunity to meet with deborah tice on a couple of occasions. i cannot begin to tell you my admiration for her. the extraordinary courage that she and the family have shown, the resilience they have shown. i cannot begin to put myself in her she was 11 years now that austin has been taken and separated from her, his family, his friends. her absolute determination, relentless determination to do everything in her power to push for his freedom is beyond admirable. i am -- humility in the face of that is what comes to mind. i know when you are in the shoes of someone like deborah tice and unfortunately we have 60 or so american families who have their loved ones wrongfully detained around the world. i have met virtually or in person with every single one of them. it is incredibly frustrating because you want to see something happening every day. often we are engaged in efforts to get people home we cannot talk about even with the families. what i can say is this. we are extensively engaged with regard to austin. engaged with syria. engaged with thi

we brought up miss deborah. i told her what you thought i terminated. ah, ah, says that mala mala, somali synonyms for messiah, unless come been repeat at ease puddle. claire said mylesia, i what i'm jealous that we did the debbie's epa. hi, gala de la la la la. you that knock on venice mumble, i you with i had to go ahead and in any caea must be i must be idea and thought, blanca indonesia. the amazon was up to one of these. bizarre. then i don't want it to cut didn't. how was the different i've actually you some of my people, manda and allow me in a j you mind, mr. dicky, you'll get. i'm really enjoy easy leah. how much space less it was really? yeah. yeah. but to go bus g dot a g. how may not we'll talk to day gabby, on what was that a little bit engine, man, earlier cushioning was our thought to go make me want to be told me or did the now . hm. it goes a deal, but you're gonna be 3 east georgia looking i'm get number, but good build up is are going it will be held back to him. the cutters. getting it like jack our future. yeah. check on like a glas

joining us now, north carolina democratic congresswoman deborah's., thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. this new abortion law, a host of restrictions, a 72-hour waiting period, a ten-week limit on medication abortion before we get to the politics of this talk to me about the impact this is going to have on women in your state. on physicians in your state, and women all across the south. >> well this is turning the clock back 50 years on women's health care and on trusting our doctors. north carolina has allowed abortion for 20 weeks we for decades. as a matter of fact, there was even a court case that allowed abortions to go on for 24 weeks before the dobbs decision. so what this does is it changes the entire landscape for how doctors practice medicine, for how clinics do business with ended eviscerate's basic rights that two generations of women have experienced in our state. it is such bad policy and it is so bad for the health care of women and girls. my heart goes out to the women of the state. >> it just strikes me looking at th

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deborah is with us today and i would like her to stand and be recognized.eborah, you have our commitment that we will not rate as rest until austin is returned home safe and sound. on that subject i would like to make a direct appeal to other supporters of press freedom here today to please keep austin top of mind. tell his story and do not let our government officials ever lose sight of the important of getting him home. i want to thank our partner for today's event, reporters without borders. the world's largest nongovernmental news organization to boarded -- devoted to freedom of the press. we are proud to partner with them every year to present the world press freedom index that assesses the state of journalism in 180 countries. our colleagues will join you after this brief video. >> he is an incredible journalist. he >> is innocent. >>he has been detained for 315 days. >> tonight, jason is in prison in iran for the crime of practicing journalism. >>'s incarceration, his trial, the conditions of his imprisonment have been a disgraceful violation of huma

after receiving their diagnosis, deborah and -- decided to terminate pregnancy. quote, but as long as the baby's heart kept beating, the doctor would not honor their request. now current law in florida that bans abortions of 15 weeks does have an exception for a fetal fatal abnormalities. but the doctors wouldn't say how they reach the decision. the key thing though here, and we've seen this in state after state that had so call exceptions, that the law includes severe penalties including prison time for practitioners to run afoul of it. so what you think will happen? so the door birds weren't allowed to terminate the pregnancy. they did not have control of that decision. that decision was in the hands of ron desantis, and they had to wait. they had to wait three and a half months until deborah was close to full term to have labor induced. >> we have pretty much made a plan for everything at this plan, knowing i have to carry two full term. so we kind of have come to accept that. we don't have any choice but to accept those terms. it is exhausting. just the anxie

works doing well can you turn down your tea be deborah? turn down your tv it's easier to carry that way. >> sorry. go ahead with your question. >> caller: have a two-part statement want to make maybe i i have a solution. see what what is your two-part question go ahead. >> caller: about the immigration process i noticed over the years that every time the haitians tried to come over because someone mentioned the haitians earlier. every time the haitians try to come overco they were coming ovr by boats and stuff like that but you always send them. back. they have never been able too successfully make it into the united states. so you have all of these people crossing here. why don't you send them back like you send the haitians back? why are they making over your successfully were processing them through. stu went on treating migrants from different countries different ways. >> guest: unfortunates a simple system of our broken immigration atsystem for we do not have a coherent policy to deal with people who are trying to escape violence or e

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is deborah here? with these gentlemen his leading voice on this issue as well.st of its kind white house summit combating hate and violence through the department of justice attorney general may prosecute hate crimes a top priority the attorney general's going to stick with that as long as he is there. we also help secure the largest increase in federal funding ever for the physical security of nonprofits including synagogues jewish community centers. no one should have to fear religious school or a school or walking down a street with symbols of your face. but that is not all. we will soon be releasing first ever national strategy to counter anti-semitism. this strategy reflects input from over thousands jewish communities. all the nominations. also includes members of congress, businesses, civil societies and local officials and so many more. many of you are in this room known to thank you on bald in stand up, come on. you are being too humble. it matters. most ambitious comprehensive effort to combat anti-semitism in america. to counter anti-semitism. call to

deborah lou also said he was ready for another vote in 2 weeks. this is all a nation says. second round, we gladly accepted. we will be absolutely witness selection in the 2nd round, everyone to see that he looks w earlier blamed the ruling policy of delaying results by demanding recounts his supporters seer the votes for the 3rd place. candidates would now float out of the into the case. it goes to the 2nd round themselves and that add on with when i think you will get seen on, on some boats. yeah. back down to again, my expectations are really low. i think we can winning the 2nd round, but i'm really scared of what can happen in the next 2 weeks. and for me, this is a really scary time periods and added on. so it is a confidence, the incumbent will trial sooner or later. and extends. he's nearly 2 decades in power. god willing will win, even if that's a smaller truck. i believe well with this, with the election on results and results closer than expected. took he's political climate is likely to stay fired out. well, our turkey correspondent, julia hines, following the el

deborah lew also said he was ready for another vote in 2 weeks. to me, let me see if our nation says 2nd round. we gladly accept it. we will be absolutely witness selection in the 2nd round ever to see that he looked star a little earlier blamed the ruling. policy of delaying results by demanding recounts his support. his fear. the votes for the 3rd place candidates would now float out of uh into the if it goes to the 2nd round them. so that add on with when i think you will get. so, you know, once votes got back down to the expectations are really low because i think we can winning the 2nd drums, but i'm really scared of what's gonna happen in the next 2 weeks. and for me, this is a really scary time periods and could be added on suppose is a coincidence, the uncomfortable trial sooner or later. and exchange is nearly 2 decades in power, god willing when even if it's a small chance, i believe. but when this comes with, with the election on results and results close to that expected turkeys, political climate is likely to stay fired up. now let's

and deborah and i got into mobilizing. could we talk to? auto. to me like saying i want to wear fashion and i had been the ending with her and i thought i will connect and she was like what? so about deborah, she is emmy award winning actress and producer and an award role on will and grace. warner bros. and recently started on broadway. she's worked as a global ambassador testified before the house foreign affairs committee on africa and global health. the sounding board on the agency that helps around the world. also a founding member so yes, send a message. about the airport in my phone rang and i said hi, i dropped my phone and said this is the biggest superhero in the entire world and so shannon woke up angry the day after in 2012, a stay-at-home mother of five and former communications executive created a facebook page called an action and invited women to join her in standing up to the gun lobby. ... they have successfully cut down gun loving plans. she was times most 100 influential woman of the year ward and more partly my friend and men

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we believe the cycling ration between these countries on the basis of which reversed the basis of deborah mitchell. religion with, i mean sort of a saw, well, probably out to other t v this that this, and this is where we are all of the forces in really out. i think yes. right again. i mean, we have recently when i was, i'm pleasant to linda. thank you so much for joining us here. see. good talking to you. we'll see you again soon. thanks again. ah, a lawmaker in the eastern european nation of moldova warns that his country is going down the same path as ukraine mass after he was abruptly silent in parliament while speaking out about and fused asia. that molder was pro e u administration. illegally obtained massive campaign funding. i talk about, oh, i beg you not to be hypocrites and talk about the billions you voted for. don't bring up back funding because i'm going to ask you how you got $2000000.00 from the care foundation. in the 2016 campaign, how you took money to 40 us and how you discussed financing the presidential campaign was sure, but a company present my sand. his little bod