and feeding america is the largest hunger relief organization in this country with the broadest networkf food banks. when you check out at brandless, will purchase aal through feeding america in your honor because we believe that the i doin life is what matters. and we don't washington capitals for giving tuesday. t everme you can do a tangible act of kindness is how brandless rolni. our comm is always doing things. as we celebrated our first anniversaren we'd already gi away over 1.6 million meals. >> wow. ndu have a lot of experience as an entrepreneur executive. you co-founded ivillage, at the estime, the la online community for women. you are presidentf baby center. how's the business landscape changed as a woman in tech and business broadly? >> it's funny, but i never really identified as a woman or a man in terms of who i was as a leader. i'm tina. i have my experience, my passion. i'm also a mom. i'm also a friend. i'm also a sister. i'm lots of things. when i show up at work, i'm a leader who's there to build an extraordinary business. and i don't think of it as -- it's a female-

together, we're feeding america. lou: our top story, president trump proposes an increase in tariffs on chinese imports to this country from 10 to 25%, u.s. trade representative, robert lighthizer releases' statement, in part. trump administration continues to urge china to stop unfair practices to open its market to engage in a true market competition. regrettably, instead of changing, china has illegally retaliated against u.s. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses. chinese officials responding to the proposal increase calling "it," blackmail, saying they would respond with retaliatory measures, joining us to give us some inside views from the administration's perspective, u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross, mr. secretary great t to have you with us. >> good to be on. lou: increasing tariffs. chinese have been recalcitrant and not forth coming. what choice does the administration have here but to raise tariffs and to make them, if you will, feel it? >> we really have to do it, lou. the president opened the one

together, we're feeding america.♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you there's the story both cnn and one up that's right lights, jim acosta, who walked out on a press briefing and said we are not the end amy of the people. it's just hard to believe. it is like saying you're not a creek pretty after you have to say you're not a crook, usually it means you are correct. now he says he doesn't want to be the story. >> that is not why i'm out there . i get accused of that from time to time. and my attitude is i'm allowed to care about this country just as much as anybody else. >> let me put my hand over my heart is it talks about our country as he was so inferior there. fox news political analyst ed rollins, are those tears i see in your eye as acosta talks about caring about the countr

together, we're feeding america.ational anthem during this week's preseason game and donald trump not happy about it, he tweeted the nfl players are taking a knee when they should be standing probably for the national anthem. he went on to tell them think of the fans and find another way to protest. joining the is the author of the new book why i stand from freedom to the killing fields of socialism, former nfl player burgess owens, good to have you here. why can't they just stand? why can't they just honor our country, the opportunities people have here including all of them, lots of money on the football field which is great, why is this happening? >> this talk about the nature of this industry, and arrogant and easily to be played, these young people are played big time. you have the president of the united states given an opportunity to advocate, to bring the family out of prison and told by the left not to spend time doing this, and have donald trump get any credit and massive the narrative of being a racist. wh

together, we're feeding america. [♪] anita * tensions between the u.s. and north korea on the rise.eign minister calling the recent moves by the u.s. alarming. the u.s. warned countries against violating international sanctions against north korea. the foreign minister said his country has initiated goodwill gestures. this came in singapore following a handshake with secretary of state mike pompeo. negotiations for the nafta trade agreement are to be completed as quickly as possible after months of delays there has been progress. i'm anita vogel. now let's take you back to "justice with judge jeanine." unemployment rate for americans without a high school diploma. this just came out two days ago. i figure i might as we'll tell you because they won't say it. without a diploma, high school is at the lowest level ever recorded. how good is that. economic growth last quarter hit 4.1. you all know that. you all know this, too. remember i used to say they always voted democrat. the african-american unemployment rate has achieved the lowest level ever record in history. judge jeanine: pres

large number of charities and advocacy organizations, including the naacp, special olympics, feeding americaldhood diabetes. aretha's artistry has also earned her a number of academic distinctions. among them are honorary degrees from both harvard university and new york university. aretha transitioned this life on thursday, august 16th, 2018, in detroit, michigan, surrounded by her friends and family. those who are commending her loving spirit into the assurance of her eternal rest are her loved ones who preceded her. her parents, clarence and barbara, her sisters carolyn franklin and irma franklin, her brothers cecil franklin and vaughn franklin, and her nephew thomas garrett jr. she leaves to cherish her precious memories her children, clarence and edward franklin, theodore r. white iii, grandchildren stephon fred, jordan franklin, victory franklin, grace franklin, great-grandchildren, one sister, two sisters-in-law, arlene franklin and cindy franklin. a first cousin reared as a sister, brenda corbett, james corbett. four nieces, sabrina owens, oliver owens, crystal franklin, bridget fran

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feeds we can actually see how these liberal reporters think they're exposing themselves on a daily basis on the social media platforms and look i think every news editor and every news room across america needs to be combing through the twitter feeds of their non opinion reporters to see the opinionated filth that's coming out of the mouth of you say holy john have you seen a c.n.n. journalist. laurie. well i have not but look we do know according to media surveys that have been done in these are self disclose media surveys where reporters have answers these questions we know that some eighty five percent of reporters voted for bill burton i have nice. i have not and i don't i don't know but i do know that there is an extreme bias that exists in the press coverage you look at the reporters ninety five percent every porters self admitted that they voted for barack obama in both elections i think there is a very clear bias in the media and that's what people are frustrated about now look we in los angeles and new york might not be that frustrated by it but you look in some of these states like oklahoma some of the heartland states they see the bias very clearly and that's why you see thi

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in the us after being found guilty of conspiring to smuggle several tons of cocaine to america has been able to feed his family for the first time in seven years yarosh and co was there. stood in liberia in two thousand and ten and flown to the us where he was sentenced to twenty years behind bars he pleaded not guilty to the charge and calls the case fabricated as russia has repeatedly voiced concern over the conditions he's being held in and they are saying because lawyers have asked what united nations human rights experts to look into his case well we managed to speak to his wife and a representative from the russian consulate after the family reunion. just recorded what better first meeting has been very exciting and emotional for the whole family i met constancy on the eve of the meeting and to be honest i've never seen him so thrilled he's in the best of spirits of course it's very hard for him to be so far from home away from his family you know everyone could handle constantine is doing so well i'm sure this reunion will help him behold he has lost a lot of weight he made an effort to appea

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without it to feed china's pigs, there is no pork on the table, but most comes from america.e now is that imported soy from the us is cheaper and the prices of our soy beans are lower than the cost of growing them, so the enthusiasm for people is low and they do not gi’ow soy. weaponising crops is a delicate balance for china. it is a long, long way from being self—sufficient, and this is a serious business. china's national drink, baijui, is made from sorghum. tariffs aimed at american farmers could mean a more expensive night out here. ryanair passengers who have received compensation for cancelled and delayed flights have been charged extra fees after banks rejected the cheques. several people said their bank had returned cheques they had received from the airline because they were unsigned. rya nair has apologised and blamed the problem on an "administrative error". facebook and twitter say that they each removed about 300 accounts, stopping underground misinformation campaigns from iran and russia. mark zuckerberg says his company has shut down more than 650 pages, group

without it to feed china's pigs, there is no pork on the table, but most comes from america. imported sorry from the us is cheaper and the prices of our soya beans are lower than the cost of growing them, so the enthusiasm for people is low and they do not grow grow soy. —— soy. for people is low and they do not grow grow soy. -- soy. weaponising crops is a delicate balance for china. it is a long, long way from being self—sufficient, and this is a serious business. china's national drink is made for sorghum. tariffs aimed at american farmers could mean aimed at american farmers could mean a more expensive night out here. in the war between washington and beijing has veered into the foreign exchange sphere, with washington accusing china of manipulating its currency this week. china's currency has shared almost 10% of its value against the dollar since the trade dispute began to escalate in april. it has made goods in these countries cheaper, but an economist says she does not believe chinese officials are manipulating the one. do not look just at the yuan and are manipulatin

believe these families that come from another country, from mexico, from central america, to work cutting our grass, feedingt we need, and now we turn on them? that really struck at the heart of what he thought our great country was about. i believe it cost him a presidential campaign. so to me it's very dear what the senator is about. to me john really did reflect our country in its true form. my father is a marine, passed away in february. once a marine, always a marine, he'd say. got wounded in guam, purple heart. when he talked about john mccain, he said, he understands us. he understands us. and i must confess, he did understand us. he understood all of us, whether it was white, black, brown, asian. to him it didn't make any difference. what he knew is that we all make america great. we all make america great. so i hope that in his legacy the senators, governors, mayors, city council members, elected officials, embrace the thought of love, because john reflected love, and love of a strong man. and that is nowadays hard to come by. so his legacy will go on for generations, because people will talk about

believe these families that come from another country, from mexico, from central america, to work, cutting our grass, feeding force that we need, and now we turn on them? that really struck at the heart of what he thought our great country was about. i believe it cost him a presidential campaign. so to me it's very dear what the senator's about. to me, john really did reflect our country and its true form. my father is a marine. passed away in february. once a marine, always a marine, he's say. got wounded in guam. got a purple heart. when he talked about onmccajohn mccain, he said, he understands us. he understands us. and i must confess, he did understand us. he understood all of us. whether it was white, black, brown, asian. to him it didn't make any difference. what he knew is that we all make america great. we all make america great. so i hope in his legacy the senators, governors, mayors, city council members, elected officials, embrace the thought of love. because john reflected love and love of a strong man. and that is now a days hard to come by. so his legacy will go on for generations. because peo

. >>> still to come as we continue, feeding family, the college student with the revolutionary way to fight hunger. inspiring america is next. forced to work for nothing the horrid conditions that have some people calling a new south bay project "slavery towers"... plus it )s finally open but the new transbay terminal is missing something important. when we could see it... next. >>> finally tonight, it's a sad fact, 40 million americans can't get enough to eat. on one hand you have hungry families and on the other end restaurants and businesses with extra food that goes to waste. that's where a college student with a brilliant idea steps forward to inspire america. at a providence food pantry, a portrait of hunger comes into focus. >> pretty tough when your grandkids are asking for food when they come to visit and you don't have anything. >> a group of tech savvy college students led by senior maria rose belding have found a new way to solve an old problem. tell me what your ah-ha moment was about food. >> i have always been working in food pantries. i was always sorting cans and stacking them but when i was 14, it

the beans are a key part of the global food chain and used in animal feed china is also trying to shift its supply chain to latin america and boost domestic production our china correspondent adrian brown has this report from the northeast of the country. farmland is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is arable that makes the lush and fertile province of hay long jiang very important especially now . close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is reliant on imports to meet demand that means the decision to impose a twenty five percent levy on u.s. soil beans creates risk yet in this province the trade fight appears to be having a welcome impact. farmers like moon family being urged by the local government to switch their fields to soil from corn offering subsidies as an incentive that'll raise incomes moon says he has a lot to thank president trump for who won when you know hard on when china stops importing from the united states is possible where the price of domestic soybeans welcome up and that means we'

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you got nine kids, so you can't feed them, and you have the 10th kid. we have a serious problem in americablic education, and it must be dealt with objectively, without any sacred cows, any. david: is that a federal or state issue? ken: it starts out as a home issue. if there is no home, we have to make up for what the kid doesn't start with at home. then you go from there. david: president trump wasn't your first choice, second choice, but you came to believe. ken: he won by default. ♪ ♪ david: president trump wasn't your first choice, second choice, but you came to believe in some of those things. ken: he won by default. look -- david: but you agree with him. ken: i agree, but somebody told me forget about what he says, watch what he does. my grandparents were immigrants. i am pro-immigrant. my grandparents came through ellis island and had to fill out papers and they had to do all the things they had to do, and they could not wait for the day they became an american citizen. we need immigrants in america, badly, that this notion of -- but this notion of letting whoever wants to come in,

believe these families that come from another country, from mexico, from central america to work, cutting our grass and feedinging in the labor force that we need, and now we turn on them? that really struck at the heart of what he thought our great country was about. i believe it cost him a presidential campaign. so to me it's very dear with the senator is about. to me john really did reflect our country and its true form. my father is a marine who passed away in february. once a marine, always a marine. he got wounded in guam, a purple heart. when he talked about john mccain he said, he understands us. and i must confess, he did understand us. he understood all of us whether it was white, black, brown or asian. to him it didn't make any difference. what he knew is that we all make america great. so i hope that in his legacy, the senators, governors, mayors, city council members, elected officials, embrace the thought of love. it was the love of a strongman and that these days is hard to come by. his legacy will go on for generations because people will talk about senator john mccain as one of the greatest he

america cross the northern plains south of the. prayer is in prayer is a big area of disturbed weather just feeding its way through this area of low pressure which will continue to drive this wet and at times windy weather eastward so certainly out of ontario into quebec some very very heavy rain possibility of some localized flooding ahead of that we don't hate getting into the low thirty's there for the new york and also for d.c. and a few storms just bring up for good measure further west it's a fair bit quieter getting up to twenty six celsius in seattle tuesday afternoon a little cold as we go on through wednesday but twenty one still to about twenty three there for calgary the wetter weather is further a so we got some heavy rain by this state really tucking in across a good part of quebec down across the lakes through the central plains all the way down towards the south it's arkansas northern parts of texas even into eastern areas of colorado you could see some very heavy showers from time to time large house and a possibility gusty winds damaging winds will seize a few showers too into a good part of florida want to see s

the beans are a key part of the global food chain and used in animal feed china is also trying to shift its supply chain to latin america and boost domestic production our china correspondent adrian brown has this report from the northeast of the country. farmland is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is arable that makes the lush and fertile province of hay long jiang very important especially now . close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is reliant on imports to meet demand that means the decision to impose a twenty five percent levy on u.s. soil beans creates risk yet in this province the trade fight appears to be having a welcome impact. farmers like mn foundling are being urged by the local government to switch their fields to soil from corn offering subsidies as an incentive that'll raise incomes moon says he has a lot to thank president trump for for one when you know hard on when china stops importing from the united states is possible where the price of domestic soybeans welcome up and that mean

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the making america great again is not feeding so willing to the rest of the world.a. europe confidence trends lower because of expert concerns. and don't forget what happened with turkeys currency. this is all feeding into the stock market. haidi: thank you so much for that. >> my chart is the yield between the aussie bond and the u.s. 12-year treasury. we are at a cyclical and a record low. into this trend, which goes back to 2010, allows for balance from here. the double bottom that formed back in june, july of 34 and made 34.2 yesterday managed to close above the high. that is significant. we could see a push back to the 55 moving average. got jackson hole coming up, chinese trade talks, mr. trump worries, a whole melting that may spread that blowout a little bit. di: i will have to give that to you. i like a good technical. i am wondering about your chart in the sense that i wonder what the seat will in 3, 6, 12 months time a look like given the political peril surrounding the u.s. at the moment. rishaad: bonds versus equities. it was bonds you have given the th

sent here america's ortega's from a vice president talks to al jazeera. for five use venezuelans have been feedingheir country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude clearly seen now latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories but it was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot and. chilling the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big third is someone from the country who guides you who leads you to the story of the bottom line tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. they set sail for gold. but discovered their resource worth more than its won't even be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade nothing in history but the streets of humanity. for

feed these people? why we are throwing away so much food? our problem in america now is having too much. all my friend just about going on diet. and i never knew that was a thing, that human beings can do. what you mean, diet? and in north korea the most charming person in kim jong-un, if you have a big family and -- your are a very -- not very men people are like that. most people are starving so if you have big belly and that means he really likes -- like very -- so, i think that's what i am so obsessed withfood that even though kim jong-un has so much, and run the country, he was -- he knows that he cannot be god if he opens up. that's why he choose to stop people so he can control his population. >> host: is it inevitable that the kim dynasty continues into n today's world of the internet instant communication. >> guest: i do think people are changing north korea, that defectors like myself who escape, we have relatives left. we send information back at home. he remain touch with them. we call them. so this border, and we keep them in the freedom the human right so now they are estim

for five years venezuelans have been feeding their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely seen now latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. full of struggles that have come which are also one of them. full of pleasure. i leave a hole in the room an intimate look at life in cuba today getting. into the atmosphere of this is cuba on al-jazeera. a new year a new car and many new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting the frustration grips the villages and as the saga began over a year before resulted in the. police call. for a six part series filmed over five years to catch china's democracy experiment on which is iraq. he says a paid off women on the orders of donald trump a guilty plea from the u.s. president's long time lawyer. and this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead zimbabwe's opposition goes to the highest cold aiming to get the election results thrown out. we're going to do other thin

for five use venezuelans have been feeding their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely see now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. he is a self-proclaimed messenger of pain millions of lives but his path to enlightenment involves the rape and abuse of his followers when he used investigates the fall of one of india's most powerful spiritual gurus on al-jazeera. ready to spill the beans donald trump's former lawyer says he has information on alleged russian interference and the two thousand and sixteen election. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming at zimbabwe's opposition goes to the highest court taming to get the presidential election result thrown out. a desperate journey across the border thousands of venezuelans continue to flee ak anomic and political turmoil. supplies for the stranded floodwaters start to recede but new changes lurk for those cut off in india's state of her life . president donald trump is facing yet more pressure after his longt

feed into the system. we need good secondary roads to serve the railroad population in small towns in america. for that story we go to north carolina now. why north carolina? only a few years ago, the rural population was far from the main highways. in what was called dirt road isolation. but then the people of north carolina decided on a bold road program. let's see how this investment is paying off. >> we are now in a typical farm home in north carolina. it is morning and the families day has begun. father and son are on their way. going into the farmers market and a factory job. daughter has a few seconds longer. everyone is on the move now. once life was lived pretty much around the farm. but now 21 dozen pounds of secondary roads connect the farm to a wider world. the old dirt road isolation has ended. north carolina's children no longer go to the old one-room country schoolhouse. nearly everyone in the state lives close to good new highways like this one. and good highways mean good school transportation systems. good roads mean that children from scattered farms can be picked up at all

for five years venezuelans have been feeding their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely see now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. well there are three big challenges facing humankind in the twenty first century look real war climate change and technological disruption especially the rise of intelligence in bioengineering this will change the world more than anything else professor you've known her tools to al-jazeera. change you can choose again donald trump now says he knew about the house payments which brought the guilty plea from his former lawyer that they would play with campaign funds. like joe when i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera saudi arabia has reportedly put off plans to list its state oil giant aramco until next year it was going to be the largest share market listing in history also ahead. ugandans pray for a pop star turned opposition leader who's been under military detention for over a week. and game on we're looking at what to expect

just told us the crisis along latin america's borders continues to grow weary and such as reports from the peruvian city of. venezuelans of pouring in so they can feed their children left behind back home. a physician turned cookie vendor on the pan-american highway. and has been hussey lifted teenage sons back in business when they no make less than ten dollars per day but that she says it's good to see the money. that allows us to eat in front of kids money only for them to eat the little they can get. we can't even buy them a pair of shoes or a phone to talk to them. but you get a seal and horses settled into the city two to five kilometers south of the border many proven its winners who couldn't afford the journey to the capital so candy or food to make ends meet this pipe dangers and restrictions venezuelans are pouring into p two bus stations are packed with passengers heading south more than four hundred thousand venezuelans are already living in the country. with the help of a nongovernmental organization twenty five year old nancy harris found a small house received basic kitchen tools and mattresses nearly a miracle she says for a family w

and we deserve americans who love america, are fighting to feed their family and are willing to take a job and build a new home in a new country. that's what america needs. that's what america must have. i know the reason why a lot of people are brought into our country illegally. so they will vote democratic. that's not the way you build the country. build a country with people that are loyal and love america. and the good thing is we have had a lot of good hard-working people come in all through the ages. they deserve to come in. they have the right to freedom that we love and enjoy. not someone who's not here for the right reason. they should be vetted properly. they should come in the right way. americanot a decent that doesn't want people to come into our country. we just want them to come in the right way. and we want them to love our america when they get here. do this for a little bit more and then another half hour. we will have a political roundtable after that. the midterms and lots of issues going on in washington and around the country with paul waldman of the washington

america. elon musk continuing to drip feed. details on his controversial plan to take tesla private.p 500. the euro still a little soggy. 288.uries stable at the panic sweeping through emerging markets starting to ease. investors debating. the potential still for contagion. we should worry about emerging markets writ large rather than turkey as an isolated instance. >> it depends how large the currency crisis looms. >>

for five years venezuelans have been feeding their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely seen now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go for. that. system and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is iraq on al-jazeera china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east peace is part of a long line of china to secure its resources for the future of the. region as a whole dallas expect to grow we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. he once said he'd take a bullet for donald trump but the president's former lawyer michael cohen now says he's ready to tell the russian prove everything he knows. and i mean this is live from london also coming up in the

break i saw buzz feed is confirming now that it was able to get a copy of the federal security clearance application obtained through a freedom of information act request filed by americaing, a research group allied with the republican party which then shared it with the congressional leadership fund. this coming from buzz feed. she still thinks it's out of bounds. >> i think there is clearly a major breach here. whether it was a bureaucratic snafu with the postal service or government, i don't want to insinuate anything more than that other than just an error, human bureaucratic error. the government needs you to be as candid as possible on that form to assess risk. >> dana: she was a covert cia agent. i had a top secret clearance at one of the highest levels but i didn't have to do that. are you concerned, phil, that these tactics are getting really personal and even talking about personal information being out there for everyone to see? >> this has always been done. i've seen it done in campaigns for over 20 years. this outrage is acute by half or clever by half. corey bliss who runds the congressional leadership fund scare the democrats a lots. they don't just spen

organizes charity events for goldstar families on feeds homeless veterans ashley, i want to thank you. stand up ashley. think your husband also. america is eternally grateful for every soldier and military family member. we are forever in the debt and every american that served. from the jungles of vietnam. it is just incredible what you do. a few days ago vice president pence flew to hawaii to greet the remains of some of the nations greatest heroes. our fallen warriors who gave their lives many years ago in korea now these american heroes are finally starting to come home they will be laid to rest on american soldier -- soil. we believe and in no american left behind. we believe that they deserve the tools and equipment and resources they have earned. in a few moments in honor of the sacred obligation. i will go to the national defense authorization act. they went any conflict quickly and decisively. thanks to the leadership we are also making it an unprecedented commitment to developing artificial intelligence capabilities. we must always be on the cutting edge that is why we are all so probably reasserted america's legacy of leade

say to people, people like yourself are feeding republicans a kind of useful caricature of the terrifying socialists who are coming to scare away middle america. we're not scaring anybody away. we're like the mama bears of the delegation about to come. it's. true i don't think you will find any women, especially women of color, that doesn't want to take care of their constituency. doesn't put them at the heart of what they perceive, as they move forward. we'll be able to help every person live in a free, just society. i am excited with exposing who i am as not only a detroiter, a democrat, a progressive, as a woman, to so many people across the country. not just in the 13th congressional district. people should not be afraid us. we are an incredible breed and i can't wait to work with them. to get elected this coming tuesday. i want to walk hand in hand with these beautiful women that the heart that we need in congress. it is something completely missing in the culture. right now president in the u.s. congress. >> do you think differentfully what your heart and job will be? the odds of you winning are overwhelming at this point, should you ac