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elma was so amazed that he was out of prison that he believed that he shut his eyes and he would wake back up in lewisburg or heaven with red california and kids' and pennsylvania that's where he was at. >> he was overstimulated by all of the sounds and sights. it was actually hard to decades of routine. that prison had instilled that in him. and decide for himself now when he went to you into his room at night what he wanted to watch on television. it was overwhelming. as much as he tried, he still couldn't sleep but in for half hour. by the fifth a, he was seeing and hearing things that were there are at least they thought were there. the images didn't even make sense. visions, molecules in air, or birds exploding in abilify. it felt like a psychedelic drug experience. one last passage. the way a halfway house works and is only a couple miles from here, there's a two week period of orientation then you're allowed to go look for jobs in the street. william is aloud now, after two weeks of being in the house to go back out on the streets in new haven that he hasn't been on for 25 year

country and here is the living proof of nixon's personal involvement in making sure that the cia kept elma korea go. classified documents archives here in washington d.c. show that president nixon himself directly authorized funding for and made to the tune of $2000000.00 a serious amount of money in the 1970 s. enough to keep a paper that was in financial difficulties alive and more importantly shape public opinion the cia essentially passed money physically to members of the edwards group. bags full of money and the cia bag man if you will in the cia station santiago was named jack divine. and he was. a young man with a big afro if you looked at him you would have thought he was a foreign exchange student during the age of hippies but in fact he was an undercover cia officer in one of his 1st postings. as an agent and he was responsible for carrying this money for meeting with periodically with the helmet for real people mr devine thanks for talking to us here in the think it's a pleasure you touched down in chile in the 1970 s. during the age in the government you put in charge of an im

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decided to rent his land to help young farmers get started and every friday pig farmers from around elmaunrise for friday breakfast. with none of his children interested in continuing the legacy, he found his own way to pass down decades of experience to fresh face farmers. >> my goal in life was to create an enterprise that goes beyond me. i quit farming a year ago and rented my land to these guys. >> reporter: one of the guys is trent feely. >> he called me, asked me if i had interest in getting started farming and i said of course, you know, every farm boy is. >> reporter: weathering two years of china taxing u.s. pork products has stumped growth. >> two years ago we didn't build any barns, mostly due to tariff uncertainty. we don't want to own more pigs if we're losing money on them. >> reporter: that uncertain future means fewer farmers are getting into the business, in an industry that should be booming, not breaking. do you worry about your son, the kind of future that he'll have? >> yeah, constantly. i worry if we're going to be able to keep the farm running long enough for him t

amy:e will hr frojane fonda, elma kevin, and others. all of that and more, coming up. welcomome to democracy nowow!, democracacynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. defense secretary mark esper has acknowledged he didid not see specific evidence that iranian general qassem soleimani was planning attacks against u.s. embassies at the time he u.s. forces assassinated him in a drone strike at the baghdad international airport a week ago friday. this is despitite trump'p's clas soleimani was planning to attack embassies. pres. trump: i can reveal i believe it would have been four embassies. and baghdad certainly would have b been the leader, bt i think it would have been auto. he could have been militaryy bases or a lot of other thining, but it was imminent. and then all of a sudden, he was gone. amy: that was president trump speaking on fox on friday. but this is esper speaking with cbs "face the nation" " host margaret brennanan sunday. >> he did not cite a specific piece of evidedence. >> arere you saying there wasn't one? clubs i did not see onone with r

killing it's important to recognize there was somebody else inside that car as well and that was mahdi elma hondas who is the leader of the top hizbullah proxy in the side of iraq and candidly probably the one person that can keep all the proxy groups together the pm of groups together so i think while the iranians may have had their outs of flesh it would look like right now the iraqis have are starting to get their pound of flesh this is the substantial difference from previous rocket attacks this is an attack on sovereign u.s. territory into the u.s. embassy in i would expect that there will be some kind of response. one of the possible scenarios then well i think the same range of options that we talked about. the iranians conducting after the attack on on cost some sort of money the united states has that same range of options as well ranged in terms of how they do it when they do it and where they do it so i think all of us can recognize that that response could come from the ground could come from the air candidly could come from the sea or it could come through cyberspace but i woul