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feed them. most of america, you look at what al gore had planned, he was sprayed with human repellent somewhere in his life, any time he mentioned something, you discounted it because no one liked him. and there are different ideologies between right and left. that does not mean either side likes or dislike america any more than the other, we have to fine middle ground it will be tough with primaries because they play to the base. >> during the primaries, we'll have to see what candidate will talk about 60 trillion in unfu unfundedly bied -- liabilities,f they to medicare for all that will cost another 35 trillion. >> that is a bit disingenuous, the party of conservative fiscally is all of a sudden balloons the biggest deficit ever, right now. brokboth parties say, more debt? no fiscal discipline, it is not the left or right any more. >> if you are looking for a more isn'sensecentrist candidates thu believe that the 15 dollar an hour minimum, and he'll carry hy for all -- health care for all that justeds to the deficit. >> we should be fighting for a living wage. note a -- it is not a number, i

this at the end of empire mediocrity rules and this bread and circuses is turning into for america anyway free feed money or a modern monetary theory it's another bread and circuses program giving away free money to the masses give away free money and keep them quiet and it encourages mediocrity and i am a see the brilliant politician from new york cortez. is like a brilliant entrepreneur a brilliant politician and she's very young in her career and she's a threat to all that are mediocre you know if she were. technologist should be bill gates already on most but she's a politician so back to safety thread there are five more tweets i'm going to go over here in looking at hard money and how hard money allows for basically the destruction of mediocrity because they must fail they do fail because if they can't garner the wealthy if they can't attract capital their ideas feel fail if they if their mediocre ideas lead us into wars that cost us the national wealth that for example like when france sent all their gold over here to fight the american revolution what happened to them once they spent all th

liz: america's agriculture could feed the world. the green new deal is calling for an end to a lots of what's going on with agri business and an end to single-payer healthcare. >> for diehard skeptics of climate change the rollout of the green new deal with the restructuring of the economy was a tip-off to an unspoken agenda. >> we always knew the climate wassal talking point for the to tall tear yants agenda or whatever want to call it. >> i rated and the rerated, and i asked what in the heck is this? reporter: some hope from the excesses of the green new deal, new moderate voices will emerge. >> climate change has been driven for years by the edges of each party. having a more aggressive left edge to contradict the right edge is not likely to create the consensus necessary to have meaningful change. reporter: others question whether there is any need to address climate change at all. climatologist' john christie notes that the greatest scientific breakthroughs if you history have broken with the consensus. >> i take a hard look at

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america holland cook holiday buzz feed recently announced they're going to lay off fifteen percent of their workforce two hundred folks you know they're all digital all the time over and over again what does that tell us about digital advertising if anything well earlier you said collapse i would call it may be but what's significant about this buzz feed bloodbath is that as you said there are a digital pure play and print media woes are well known we have talked recently about going out last weekend that get taken over by a cost cutting edge. of newspapers sure and these pure plays don't have the variable expense of newsprint which is to newspapers like jet fuel is to the airlines that can wobble you all over the place you don't have to have elves delivering bundles of stuff to subscribers and newsstands etc and in order to launch one of these things and gather daily e-mail newsletter following you have to have conspicuous content maybe they just bit off more than they can chew with the content creators and right now these digital guys are understanding the trailblazers are understan

and also, i thought very dangerously suggesting that agricultural in america is a bad thing. feedingnd the world living healthier and longer because of american agricultural, growing things, raising things and selling them abroad. and for some idea of agriculture in america is bad for both the environment and for the planet is ridiculous. >> jessica: the form of the food industry obsolete which will certainly upset a lot of people. >> martha: i've got to go because we will not get to governor cuomo but we will save it for next time. thank you very much jessica and karl. still ahead tonight, the details on the racy text messages between jeff bezos and his girlfriend linda sanchez and how she may have played a role in this private messaging becoming public. howie kurtz has the scoop, the latest on this tonight from hisu reporting after this. don't go anywhere. ♪ >> martha: what a story this is, the salacious text message saga between jeff bezos and his girlfriend, lauren sanchez, takes an interesting turn tonight after being widely assumed that sanchez's brother, michael, was the sourc

every day in america, religious charities feed the hungry, care for the sick and elderly and give our children a good education. i will point out as well, they are serving the crisis we currently face on the border, religious groups are there on the front line dealing with that situation. people of faith can be found in every walk of life and in every corner of this land, including my home state of iowa. good citizens of every creed have made contributions that have enriched this nation. that benefits all of us, whether we share their religious belief or not. religious freedom makes our country stroker. that is why threats to religious freedom are also threats to our national strength as a people. for more than two centuries the american people have recognized that. in november we celebrated a much more recent statute than the statute for religious freedom. we marked the 20th an verse of the restoration act or what we all call rifra. rifra codified in statute the strict scrutiny test the supreme court famously used in sherbert. and in yoder. under rifra, the government cannot burden s

they're again feeding on local grievances and already conducting attacks and assassinations. america'sllies here, and in the region, worry about what's coming next. the caliphate has been a magnet for foreign fighters. that's over. but is‘s extremist ideas still pose a powerful threat far beyond the region. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border, where food and medicine is being stock—piled for distribution. president maduro has refused to allow the aid in, accusing the us of trying to organise a coup. us officials say the aid had been requested by the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, who declared himself interim president last month. jon ironmonger has the latest. it is an operation that is both humanitarian and highly political. arriving on the colombian border, three us airforce planes, carrying clothes, medicine and food for the people of venezuela. this is not the first shipment, nor will it be the last shipment, not only from the united states that we know that many other co

they're again feeding on local grievances and already conducting attacks and assassinations. america'segion, worry about what's coming next. the caliphate has been a magnet for foreign fighters. that's over. but is's extremist ideas still pose a powerful threat far beyond the region. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. the uk government says its main priority has to be the safety of the public when considering the case of a british teenager who left britain to join the islamic state group in 2015. the family of shamima begum, who's now 19 and pregnant, say they'd welcome a police investigation into her actions but want the government to help bring her home. sophie long reports. this is the al—hawl camp in northern syria where the 19—year—old from east london is living as she awaits the birth of her third child. shamima begum says both her son and daughter died, and she wants to come back to britain so her unborn baby doesnot suffer the same fate. herfamily, who had feared they would never see her again, have asked the government to help them get her home. but the justice secretary says ther

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they're again feeding on local grievances and already conducting attacks and assassinations. america'se region, worry about what's coming next. the caliphate has been a magnet for foreign fighters. that's over. but is‘s extremist ideas still pose a powerful threat far beyond the region. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. a memorial service has taken place in argentina for the football player emiliano sala, who died in a plane crash last month. about 2500 people took part in the public vigil in the player's hometown of progreso. the 28—year—old was killed two days after signing for cardiff city. the club's manager neil warnock attended a private funeral this evening. from progreso, natalio cosoy reports. applause emiliano sala's body leaves the grounds of his childhood football club, san martin de progreso, in central argentina. his relatives, friends and neighbours came to say goodbye to the local hero at a private funeral. translation: he never forgot his roots and that means people have a very fond memory of the kid, of emiliano. sala spent his early years developing his football skills

they are again feeding on local grievances and are already conducting attacks and assassinations. america's has been a magnet for foreign fighters. that is over. but is's extremist ideas still pose a powerful threat far beyond the region. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. an expected visit to china by the chancellor, philip hammond, will now not go ahead. it follows reports that beijng pulled out of trade talks after the defence secretary, gavin williamson, indicated that the uk may be willing to deploy a warship in the pacific. the treasury says that the trip had never been confirmed. 0ur political correspondent, ben wright, reports. theresa may courting china last year, as the government looks to life after brexit. beijing is important to its plans. the uk wants closer trade links and eventually a new deal and plans had been made for the chancellor phillip hammond to make an imminent visit to see chinese officials. the treasury says nothing was ever confirmed, but now the trip is off. why the hiccup? well, it comes days after a pretty bellicose speech by the defence secretary. china is devel

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feed the people. jesse: we want to walk our dogs in america, not eat them.hey say they want to eventually abolish cow flatulence. that means they are coming after our hamburgers. >> there is a lot of the bull on capitol hill. getting rid of some of that cow would be okay. they are coming after your money and now your cows. america should take notice. there are people here in washington, d.c. who are dead serious about putting forth this extreme agenda and making sure they take their money and give it to someone else. jesse: it's soviet communism. and the trump white house must be licking their chops to run against these people in 2020. >> they are. when you look at the extreme nature of what they are putting out there, that's why this president does so well. he connects to the union worker in ohio and the farmer in the midwest. he knows what makes this country work. it's hard work, sweat and tears and obviously he supports them. jesse: president trump receiving thunderous applause from one person in particular at this week's state of the union. nancy pelosi.

i met two women breast-feeding their babies that were taken by the government of the united states of america. breast-feeding their babies. so, i understand that you did not make that happen. but, we are all citizens of the country that made that happen. with all due respect, to my colleague, miss brooks, who is a friend and a colleague, yes, they face trauma in their home country and we need to do more. yes, they arrive with trauma at our border and we need to do better and open our arms with compassion, but we have inflicted additional trauma on each and every one of those children. we need not forget until we get to the bottom of this. i appreciate all of your professionalism in helping us to do just that. now, what i want to focus on is the children who are separated in your jurisdiction, i have great respect for the care they are receiving. they are being placed into child placement agencies and they were sent, at that time, around this country while their parents, mothers and fathers were sent to detention facilities thousands of miles away. they had no contact. the women we spoke to co

feed their kids. whose running this show? this is america. i thought this was america. this is nonsense. that's what this is. >> tom, were these jobs, were these jobs, was your company, were the jobs lost to people who were in this country illegally or were they lost to jobs people. >> caller: they were not allowed to be in this country. now, 25 american citizens lost their jobs. >> okay. let's take the point. >> i would ask the caller how he knows whether these people were american citizens, or not. i mean did he go through the e-verify process? that's, you know, did he check their identification himself? if so, why did he hire them? i mean this is, this is really a question that i wish the caller could answer. because, you know, just profiling people based on the fact that they speak spanish, or they, you know, they look of a nonwhite, that doesn't mean they're in the country illegally. so at the end of the day, the bottom line is this. that unemployment rate in the united states is a near all time low. 96% of everyone who wanted a job last month found a job. and that means that you ha

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you feed need an address to the of the world. america, when it was an empire, had a message, had a creed. there is -- the creed in exceptionali exceptionalism, it is a creed. >> one that has faced some criticism. >> of course. of course. and it created a lot of -- but there was a creed. the shining city upon the hill. i can tell you, in the places of the world, in the battlefields of kurdistan, afghanistan fighters for democracy, it had -- the shining city upon the hill. when i was in pakistan investigating -- i tell that in the book about the death of daniel pearl, the journalist. among the democrats, what is the message today of the chinese? what is the city upon the hill of vladimir putin? >> you're going to have to read the book to get the answer. bernard henri-levy, author of "the empire and the five kings." >>> up next an eye-opening investigation into the decades-long failure to stop a montana pediatrician from preying on and sexually abusing young native american boys. you're watching msnbc. c. feeling unsure? what if you had som

america correspondent dan cohen confronted abrams after a conference in washington asking him a few questions he didn't seem overly keen on answering here's the video from dan's twitter feed. what do you say to people who are skeptical about you because of your history of using humanitarian aid to. the contras in central america. you have any comments about but there are a lot of people who are very skeptical. because i'm i'm i'm doing my job you are to what you can walk so i wish you would you what do you have to say about the. new court documents filed in the u.s. special counsel robert muller's russia proclaim evidence has been found which may implicate roger stone a longtime ally of donald trump the judge overseeing the case has issued a partial gag order after stone became critical about the case that stone has previously acknowledged having brief exchanges with alleged russian hacker goose or two point zero and wiki leaks which is thought to be the organization one referred to in mahler's filing stone insists the communications were innocuous twitter direct messages which he has already disclosed. the indictment alleges that beginning in the proximately the summer o

feed their kids. who is running the show? i thought this was america. this is nonsense. that's what this was. >> tom, were these jobs, was the job loss people who were in this country illegal or are lost their jobs to people overseas. >> they were not allowed to be in this country. 25 american citizens lost her job. >> i would ask the caller how he knows whether these people were american citizens or not. did he go through the e-verify process? did he check the identification himself. if so, why did he hire them? this is really a question that i wish the caller could answer . because just profiling people based on the fact that they speak spanish or they look nonwhite doesn't mean they are in the country illegally. at the end of the day, bottom line is this. unemployment rate in the united states is near all-time low. 96% of everyone who wanted a job last month found a job and that means that you have illegal workers, they are finding jobs and american workers are finding jobs. if you look at the market overall. there is always going to be the exception. there's also goi

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america. you heard my take. >> i'm sure your twitter feed will be blowing up tonight. he wants the wall and he doesn't care what you call it, barrier, slats, fence, there are black americans in this country and were not talking immigrants or haitians but nothing against them but black americans who were born in this country that want to see some type of preparation whether you call it redemption or reparations or whether you call it repair but the community for a very long time have suffered from a lack of resources but not talking feel-good stuff like the democratic candidate running. wilson who said his love. it's not about love. business proposition. black americans were saying that if the democrat candidate in 2020 do not have a clear, black agenda of policy housing, transportation, healthcare, clearly specifically targeting african-americans they will hold their vote. it's not about getting along and liking each other and who's wearing white folks and this is simply about unjust and so when you bring up these policies and talk about why there's such anger and frus

america's blood stream. the left are the ones perpetuating hate and rushing to judgment and fuelling hysteria with fake news. all of this comes on the heels of the buzz feed fiasco. the catholic students smeared in seconds and the attacks on judge kavanaugh not true. what is wrong with make america great again? you would think we would all agree on that. cnn's humpty-dumpty, we are blowing this out of promotion because the media covered the story right. no. they got it wrong, and he is just wrong. look at these headlines on buzz feed: "vanity fair" asserted that smollett was attacked by 2 ma supporters. the list goes on and on. this is the problem when you write the story first and try to plug in facts later. the good news is this mal feasance is exposed to a daily basis. i said journalism is dead and biered. a lot of ground to cover. first is dan and larry. -- buried. i was tipped off by friends in chicago. just wait. i wait anyway. i upon you wait and i not done waits. >> first give jussie smollett an emmy like al sharpton did with the tawana brawley fraud. people wanted to believe this. they believe donald trump is a racist and racism say major problem

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america's dairyland. but utthe unrelenting roe of milking, birthing, feeding and cleaning is one rosenow says americans long ago stopped wanting to do. for years, rosenow says he's tried to reuit for jobs that pay between 32 and $42,000 a year, plus on-farm housing if needed. >> i've gone to farm supply storases locallyng people that work there and i've never got a response, ever. r orter: and you would pay more these big department stores? >> yes. and so, i don't understand why americans don't do it, but they don't. >> reporter: about 20 years ago, left with no choice, he says he a mexican immigrant he found through a farm magazine ad. >> he came, and milked 54 days straigmeht here was dy that worked as hard as i do. i thought, wow, this is the answer to the biggest problem that i had, was labor.>> eporter: migrant workers may have solved the labor problem for some farmers here but also revealed a new one: communication. so, a county extension agent asked shaun duvall, the local high school spanish teacher to start language classes. >> i thought, pfff, they're not going to learn enough spanish. they're not

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but that war on drugs will continue because as long as there is the demand in america there will be someone like el chapo to feeds, and you wonder if others will take his place. donald trump's first rally of the year may as well be seen as his first rally of the 2020 presidential election campaign. tens of thousands of cheering supporters, an hour and 20 minutes of unscripted remarks and many of the same promises the president made in 2016 — several of which have yet to be kept. he said he'd had enough of foreign wars and it was time to bring the us troops home. he said he'd build a wall on the border with mexico. he has said that plenty of times before. but mr trump has been in office for two years, with republicans in control of congress and those things haven't happened yet. last night's el paso rally highlighted the difference between campaigning and governing. the bbc‘s gary 0 donoghue was there. # proud to be an american... #. the slogan used to say "build the wall." now it's changed to "finish the wall." the president all too aware his supporters need to see progress on his biggest promise. but there was

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feed world in 30 years' time. again, i feel it's a moral obligation, it's vitally important that we work together in north america. is new trade deal vitally important for the economy of our three countries. very important to the people i'm looking at right ahead me. and it's also, of course, very important for canada. myasure to be here with two colleagues, thank you much. >> mr. secretary purdue, distinguished .uests thank you for your kind hospitality. the opportunity to address this distinguished audience. thank you for adding to your friends and partners, theda and mexico, to 95th usda's agriculture forum. is no better opportunity to revise where we stand on a global effort agriculture and food production. thank thet to toister for allowing me share this forum with our wonderful host. usda you, also, working forr this important event. here you all for being today. theme start off with remarks of the secretary. touote, our approach trade -- that we know history of our trading partners. very important perspective, which our countries need to approach issues in a different way than has been in the past. we have