violated her oath of office in the espionage act and opened the secrets to the enemies of china and eritrea -- and korea. she lied about bin gauzy and the fallen hero but not one democrat elected official said this is a bridge too far i cannot support this candidate. not one. i bring this up to discuss the communist party the way it was effective with political warfare everybody in lockstep. that is the way the left the hanes today. so you just don't see the light air and the crop. the former first lady in senator and secretary state but of the protected species. with character assassinating. with a dedicated public servant with a letter by coretta scott king while leading the senate rules witnesses you cannot serve that. cannot touch another woman that is a double steal dirt. but of that cripples the navy opposing the nonsense. but to look at that as ridiculous. and trump is a liberating force so i have waited 30 years for somebody on the right to appear like donald trump. so coming have of the left to understand so that is the way they see it or fight it. in it is character assassination

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then there's the eastern route which is popular with those fleeing eritrea and somalia. two routes join in libya for the dangerous voyage across the mediterranean to europe. in 2016, an estimated 5000 people lost their lives while attempting the crossing. and only very few who make it to europe are actually granted asylum. most go under the radar, earning money illegally, mainly in catering, or after being recruited by drug dealers. still, for many in countries like the gambia, europe is a goal worth the risks. >> a new mood of optimism is sweeping gambia. after 22 years of dictatorship, the country now has a democratically-elected government. here in the village of kafuta, it's time to celebrate. all that's marring the occasion is the absence of young men. they've gone taking what's called 'the backway' to europe. one of the few left is amadou. he doesn't want to reveal his full name. he sometimes spends the whole day on the porch with his father. he says he feels useless. >> i have tried, you know. i go to down to the government, i don't get a job there because there a

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