desoto, kansas. republican lines. caller: i would like to talk about the child tax credit, the $600 a month per child that persons can get. it is my understanding that there is no work requirements at all associated with this. furthermore, that there is a virus -- very high income level that people can qualify for. i have heard over $100,000 a year. please explain to me how that can be justified when there are people living on social security $1000 a month, and the contrast does not make sense to me. the second point i would like to bring up is the concept -- the provisions in several parts of the law, and to me, that is nothing but a budget gimmick. it has been shown that people will not want to this stopped after a one year, and therefore the cost goes up by trillions of dollars in the last thing i have to say is thank god for joe manchin and kristin cinema -- sinema. as a republican i would vote for either one of them in -- as president. guest: thank you for those questions. let me start with the second one first.

this has your butler reports from brussel. desoto shows lay a tavares as a child in congo in the 1950s. what he doesn't reveal though, is her suffering and pain layer was born on the belgian colonial rule to a white portuguese father, black congress, mother, but mixed race coupled with forbidden. and that children were considered a threat to white supremacy. so when layer was 2 years old, belgian police seized her from home and placed her in a catholic institution. far away, suffering her from a family. i'm going to pass on pass and on. mamma. when we thought about our mothers, we cried all to the ones their mothers. we wanted their mothers warmed, but she wasn't there. and mom layer is one of 5 by racial women now suing the belgians state for crimes against humanity and seeking compensation test occasion over there. what we want, the belgians they to do is explain why they abducted us from our families and mistreated us why they took away our rights and cut us off from our roots and the world. so baskets at dinner campaign, a se, tens of thousands of children were torn from their fami

the employees of santa susana field laboratory in cunoega and desoto facility changed the face of humanitye between 1962 and 1969. he was the senior propulsion test director. i was never concerned about why dad did for a living as a young child. he didn't really elaborate on what his job duties were at the work site. they were sworn to secrecy. >> we did know know what we had really been dealing with all these years, what wez really going on up there. >> and it just changed because then we didn't know if we came and brought our children to a place that could be harmful to them. because how did we know? my girls loved playing in the creeks and getting frogs. and it was scary. it was scary. and so as time went on it was even worse than we could even imagine. >>> my name is john pace. i was there at the time of the worst nuclear accident in the history of the united states. i was 19 when i was hired there in 1959. i didn't even know what a reactor was when i first went to work there. >> sitting at the control desk. you look young to me. are these young men in your organization? >> yes, all th

desoto, kansas. republican lines.r: i would like to talk about the child tax credit, the $600 a month per child that persons can get. it is my understanding that there is no work requirements at all associated with this. furthermore, that there is a virus -- very high income level that people can qualify for. i have heard over $100,000 a year. please explain to me how that can be justified when there are people living on social security $1000 a month, and the contrast does not make sense to me. the second point i would like to bring up is the concept -- the provisions in several parts of the law, and to me, that is nothing but a budget gimmick. it has been shown that people will not want to this stopped after a one year, and therefore the cost goes up by trillions of dollars in the last thing i have to say is thank god for joe manchin and kristin cinema -- sinema. as a republican i would vote for either one of them in -- as president. guest: thank you for those questions. let me start with the second one first. i do h