the suspects were i found staying in a farmington motel where _ found staying in a farmington motel where19 rooms. please find around £2000 of marijuana substances in multiple rooms. less tha n less than six months after chinese growers arrived in new mexico, police raided and shut down dozens of forms. what they found there was high—grade marijuana, not hemp. it is easy, the evidence of human beings not see any more, thatjust sort of vanished —— it is ev. people had to pick up and move as fast as possible. clothing hanging in here and third in the kitchen i think really speaks to how quickly people felt they had to get out of fear —— and food in the kitchen. some paperwork back here. looking for records, information and evidence, controlled substances including marijuana, thc, drug paraphernalia, scales, packaging, materials. in october 2020, scales, packaging, materials. in 0ctober2020, police scales, packaging, materials. in october 2020, police arrested 17 chinese immigrant workers trimming the buds of marijuana plants in a motel. 0thers living in trailer homes packed up and left over

she was born in farmington an grew up in the north valley and west side of albuquerque. she's from a hard working family that typifies millions of new mexicans. melanie's mother supported her family as seam stress and heavy congresswomen operator. her family owned a landscaping and irrigation business where she worked growing up. after graduating from cibola high school she attended st. mary's in california and went on to graduate studies at cornell university. she came home and served our state as a science instructor through the museum of national history visiting schools across the state. before she was elected to office she served here in washington at the office of management and budget and the u.s. sne committee on energy and natural resources. congresswoman stansbury has been shown to be a dedicated public servant and i know she does not take her new role lightly.

the suspects were found staying at a farmington motel where they occupied 19 rooms. police found around 2000lb of marijuana plants and substances in multiple groups. there is evidence of human beings that are not here any more, they have just vanished. in the summer of 2020, hundreds of chinese immigrants moved to shiprock, new mexico, believing they were taking well—paid jobs on hemp farms. they found themselves prey to unscrupulous entrepreneurs, who took advantage of the confusing laws that govern this industry. navajo nation farmers are calling for help against farmers for illegally growing marjuana. as more us states move to legalise marijuana, people are cashing in on the so—called green gold rush. you traitor! but some see the events in new mexico as a warning of things to come. this is a cautionary tale to our leaders, our policymakers, our lawmakers across the us that if you don't carefully plan out your laws and regulations, it can cause a big problem. we trace the origins of this case a california and explore how a similar crisis could be brewing in oklaho

no, leave it leave it be will have a free meal out of it over at farmington. oh, so i hope to allow that on the table for everyone and will serve in the french fashion about the table of course and then to clear the table furniture clear the cough call cloth and put down a craft of them. the finest french wine, i think upon such a celebration as a founder's day and recognition of each and every one of the citizens of our nation the birthday of our nation, i think some o'brien wine might be appropriate now. you may wonder what is o'brien wine even as i spell it in my memorandum book. oh apostrophe b r i e n i be parton. it's a vernacular. it is properly spelled h a u t e b r i o m holy arm. i have a very fine brent vintage to offer for this evening. and of course the conversation will be upon whatever you like, but i i caution. yes. yes too far delicate and delicious a meal to spoil it with any conversation on differences of opinion in either politics or religion. let us let us remove our sales from that at dinner time. next question how about any games you mig

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so i said to people in farmington, what does that mean to you?you can only disagree with people so far because you're going see them on sunday, or see them at the store and so you have to find solutions. now, the reality is that's not the nature of the country today. we are living in a moment of intense division. joe manchin is -- that's the part of him that speaks from his sentimental side. the blunt political reality is he barely won re-election last time, won by 3%. if he's trying to keep himself politically possible in west virginia, he needs to speak as much to the republicans, two-thirds of whom in his hometown voted for trump, as he does to democrats. >> in addition to writing about manchin in "the new yorker" you've written a great biography of president biden. is it clear to you what kind of relationship they actually have? there was a pleasant bland readout of the white house meeting earlier today. >> there's a lot going on behind the scenes interestingly. back in march ron klain, the chief of staff of the white house, went to dinner wi

what is really the most interesting thing that we found is just how much the hometown of farmington,inia, a tiny coal mining town in merion county has changed. manchin has drawn the line from the upbringing in farming and his political views and what he sees to bring people together. so what we have found is that farmington has changed a great deal over that time over his career, and with that comes a lot of skepticism among the democrats and some republicans that the kind of bipartisanship that manchin so desires is even possible in this political climate. take a listen to some of the voices that we talked to. >> we take care of home first, and that is how the way that joe wants to take care of the people of west virginia, because he represents us, and then, we go to washington and what can we do for the rest of the country to all come together in a bi-partisan way to work together, and president trump would have done that, because he lent out a hand to pelosi and schumer, and they did not want to work with anyone. it is their way or no way. so you to meet in the middle. you have to

and we were in farmington. that has really changed.st and even though manchin draws a line between, you know, his upbringing to his views on bipartisanship. that is gone, and there is a lot of skepticism among democrats, of whether bipartisanship is even possible at a time like this. take a listen to what some of the voters we spoke to said to us. >> he is acting upon what he believes his constituents want. and so, i know, a lot of national democrats may be upset with him. that he works across party lines but that's what we should be doing in politics. >> one minute, he goes with the democrats. one minute, he goes with the republicans. it's pick a side and go with it. >> sometimes, in bills, there are some things that aren't as pleasing to people's beliefs in our community. but if there's more good in it than there is bad, then joe always said we can work on the bad. >> jim, you know this well. say what you will about joe manchin. he is a political survivor. there are a lot of people in west virginia, who voted for donald trump in 2016

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thank you for joining us from omaha, nebraska, boynton beach, florida, farmington, connecticut tullahoma tennessee, not far away and rehoboth beach, delaware and centerville, minnesota. and also good morning to you in birmingham, alabama. we also like to welcome our international viewers, whatever the time of day is there in berlin london nicaragua in the city of puglia in italy barcelona quito ecuador in brazil, argentina, peru and tanzania. we are so glad to have so many of you watching. so lynn deneen has described the ways that the us military was segregated was unjust, but let's make this more personal you knew one of these black soldiers later in his life. please tell us about dr. leon bass and specifically his experience as a black soldier during his training even before deployment. i had the privilege of really spending a great amount of time with dr. bass because he volunteered and spoke to young people from all over at the museum. this is a picture of dr. beth in his uniform when he was a sergeant. and he grew up in 19. he was born in 1925 and grew up in philadelphia his his pa

warning to you, thank you for joining us from omaha nebraska, farmington, connecticut, tele-houma, tennessee, not far away. delaware, center ville, minnesota. also good morning to you in birmingham alabama. we would also like to welcome our international viewers, whatever time of day it is there in berlin, london, nicaragua, in the city of cooling on, italy, ecuador, brazil, argentina, peru, tanzania. we are so glad to have so many of you watching. lynn, we have described the ways that the u.s. military was segregated, was unjust. now let's make this more personal. you knew one of these black soldiers. later in his life. please tell us about doctor leon bass and his experience as a black soldier during his training before deployment? >> i had the privilege of really spending a great amount of time with dr. bass. he volunteered, spoke to young people from all over. at the museum. this is a picture of him. in his uniform when he was a sergeant. and he grew up -- he was born in 1925, grew up in philadelphia. his parents were part of the great migration that was happening throughout this period,

john in farmington, connecticut, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning, top of them morning to both of you. i wanted to point out an issue about population. ezra klein in his book, mentioned the population is represented unequally by the senate. 70% of the population has 30 senators representing them, and 30% of the population has 70 senators. that's why the filibuster has to go. 90% of americans want gun control, but because of the way the senate is currently constructed we cannot get it. most of the damage to the people in the country, from guns, is in the city areas. therefore, we have to point out to the west virginia senator that the population is not being adequately represented. thank you. guest: there is no question that the senate was created in an undemocratic fashion. california, the largest state, 40 million people and to senators. wyoming, closer to a half million, also has two senators, so that is patently unfair. i have to say, though, i do not see a solution to that. it's baked into our constitution and it is not amen

john in farmington, connecticut, a democrat. good morning.r: good morning, top of them morning to both of you. i wanted to point out an issue about population. ezra klein in his book, mentioned the population is represented unequally by the senate. 70% of the population has 30 senators representing them, and 30% of the population has 70 senators. that's why the filibuster has to go. 90% of americans want gun control, but because of the way the senate is currently constructed we cannot get it. most of the damage to the people in the country, from guns, is in the city areas. therefore, we have to point out to the west virginia senator that the population is not being adequately represented. thank you. guest: there is no question that the senate was created in an undemocratic fashion. california, the largest state, 40 million people and to senators. wyoming, closer to a half million, also has two senators, so that is patently unfair. i have to say, though, i do not see a solution to that. it's baked into our constitution and it is not amendable.

john has been waiting in farmington, connecticut, a democrat, good morning. >> good morning, top of the morning to both of you. i wanted to point out an issue about population. ezra klein in his book mention ed that the population is represented kind of unequally by the senate. 70% of the population has 30 senators representing them. and 30% of the population has 70 senators. that's why the filibuster has to go. 90% of the american people want gun control. because the way the senate is currently constructed, we can't get it. most of the damage to the people in the country from guns is in the city areas. so therefore, we have to point out to the west virginia senator that the population is not being adequately represented. thank you very much. >> congressman? >> there's no question that the senate was creted in an undemocratic fashion. california by far the largest state. i think about 40 million people, two senators and wyoming, closer to half a million also has two senators. so that is unfair. i have to say though, i don't see any solution to that. it is baked into our institution. i t