thirty degrees in here i really like to do some root vegetables carrots potatoes would be nice the doma sticks out like a rock from the snow drifts all around. you have to understand it's very simple this don't but this i've been speaking about it for so long that people got so sick of hearing about it you know and you just have to think it was empty like this there was like nothing here and i said i want to greenhouse i want to greenhouse and it's because i was growing endorse we're going to go there next so for me growing endorse it didn't make sense to run the lights for eighteen hours a day when we have twenty four hours of light and pain electricity for nothing so i was trying to think of the smartest way to organize it so i said i have to get outside this all started as an experiment and it started for me wanting to have the freshest food possible that's only i didn't started to save the world i didn't start it i just said you know i wanted to have the freshest food possible. and now visitors come to see and taste that freshness and feel the abrupt change from arctic wilderness to

and so here we are on doma the been done with. some. of. the very next day the devils go swimming together in the congo river. and i was there. oh about the my job know a lot. about . it's not just a group logo it's some magic chum other gangs might ask a sorcerer for help to take over the devils turf or to kill someone this sign breaks any spell. yeah but. when you do. a machete is thirty two inches long the outlaws say it's the optimal ling's for a machete. you know. mobile zero. zero zero zero. the devils are going from door to door they're trying to buy a cat. it's not that easy. to they go is a cat is a magical animal that gives people strength and ferocity. but it requires eating a feline. so the eat cat two or three times a week besides cat is the cheapest meat you can get. the devils are throwing a big party tonight friends and neighbors gathered for the dinner made of can't meet for. food. but be. my do. you. know the main street is the only one in the neighborhood all the action happens in the small at. lays between the houses. as

you go listen our problem is on how do you know so if we were just a country it is if it is part of doma sure don't miss your let someone here in london talk we have been a neck if you think that the british democracy with this part. of it with you we don't think it works very well for the. secret was a ranking we don't i recognise george galloway george galloway go ahead. with a net contributor for forty five years so we've been paying more into the e.u. done we ever got back second and you would never. suspect it from the french but. not sure because we've got or you're running your big friend. go to check back by didn't show you that shows shows what you know that shows what you're going to get back into the union treaty you're losing on your blow yes he got this these he brought back. the hate the e.u. they hate the austerity they hate the european central bank the reason you can't have referendums on this in. most of the european union countries is because they would vote to leave also it is completely absurd this false dichotomy between latin a nod to democracy democracy is democra

doma crestor slight lead on it.attention to the failed policy they want to bring to america. the new green deal will absolutely put us back in the stone age is a country and we will lose our competitiveness as a society. this is not what americans want yet democrats are relentless in pushing this policy in 2020. david: the other thing they are relentless about still today is collusion. honestly i felt sorry for them. i was thinking the more adam schiff says he with his own eyes has seen evidence of collusion when clearly mr. mueller through what we know from what barr said there is no collision. by the way if barr was lying about that you know that mr. mueller would have stepped forward by now and said wait a minute that's not what my report says. that's the kind of person robert mueller former head of the fbi is. >> ara did the right thing. he announced that the report has been given to barr. barr came out in order to quell peoples hysteria and to what exactly the conclusions were with the caveat that the report wi

the event for doma. the anita hill hearings. the iraq war. can he overcome all of that?you know what's interesting, so far what we're seeing in the primaries and town halls that candidates are having, voters are much more focused on health care and wages than were tracking 20 years ago, 30 years ago. so, i think he has to answer those questions. >> okay. >> i assume he's prepared to do that but i actually think what is most important to people is what their agenda is now but as what they're going to become. >> let's talk what about that agenda will be, right? because joe biden has not come out in support of medicare for all. he's not running yet. he's going to be asked about that. he's going to be asked about the green new deal. where he stands on that. there's plenty in the race on that more progressive lane who have come out whole haheartedlyr that. >> obviously, we have amy klobuchar with that. biden, the moment he gets in the race he provides a counterpart for that. at least he can. he could embrace all and jump on board but i don't think that's his styles. he's sent

i was outside the court for four years to go in for doma. >> did you get in? >> yes, we got in. 45th through 48th in line for 50 guaranteed spots. that was day two. that was fun. my question is about same day audio. i know i've heard some of the justices speak while i was in law school and they're all of the same vein, they don't want this. same day audio seems an easy fix. what's been the hardest pushback there? especially since they've implemented it in high profile cases. is it a burden to do it for every case? >> it's not. two years ago the very first argument they accidently released same day argument. it was the first argument of the year, it was the first monday in october. and it was about some railroads, like a foreign railroad -- the details aren't that interesting or important. you go to supreme court.gov and there was the audio. it was a mistake and they took it down once they realized what was up. i think that -- and for the most recent time in which they've allowed same day audio, they've done it 27 times since 2000. bush v gore being the first, palm beach board of

she picked grape leaves in her back yard while she made rice so my brother and i could enjoy fresh domas after school. she talked about art and literature, how syrians built the first human cities, first to domesticate crops and how they literally invented the wheel. she also told me about the centuries of persecutions syrians faced that caused so many to come for a new future in america. so as we celebrate the year 67-69 i want to tell the syrian community how grateful i am to be your neighbor and may this new year bring your families joy and happiness. i yield back my time, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: madam speaker, i rise today to express my serious concern with the inappropriately and ufe mystically named paycheck fairness act. in reality, it should be called leave no l

trying to rush our borders, it is an invasion, you know that come from muslim the >>we met doma and herlvador. >>the new miss as she fled her home country with her daughter because they feared being killed. gang members murdered her mother last year. her daughter says 3 police officers unleashed a bruising attack on her in january, kicking and punching her for reasons that were never clear that's when they decided to leave. advocates say this is not a con job, but real people facing life and death consequences. >>we are not ignorant here in time when they're supposed to appear in immigration court. but here they are not getting those dates."the trump administration says there is no "manufactured crisis on the southern border" and that there is a real humanitarian and security crisis unfolding. laura peqa is a former immigrations and customs enforcement agency lawyer turned immigrant advocate. laura peqa/immigrant advocate: "they're holding folks longer than they're supposed to and then orchestrating mass releases intended to really frustrate the already fragile infrastructure that's her