culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castro took power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized a u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution cuban society remains staunchly sexist a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. an early m. is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply chauvinist. because of that when i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment she. uses was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private business is required the approval of the communist authorit

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castrotook power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo that remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution cuban society remains a success a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. an early m. is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shoving mr. this is the one i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment you. says was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist authorities z

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castro took power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo that remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution cuban society remains staunchly sexist a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. i know liam is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shoving mr. this is the one i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment she. uses was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist autho

you know, i think it's interesting that the president, who usually gives these fidel castro-type, lengthy speeches, only -- only spoke for 18 minutes. and i think that is all, you know, that his body can -- can really tolerate, right now. the weaker he makes himself, by stressing his body, by flying, by taking long hours, the more likely he is to, not only relapse but, perhaps, get very, seriously ill. >> he says he's doing fine, and that he is recovered. so he will be -- he will be going on these rallies. you know, as certainly, he seems to be making an effort to -- to get better. thank you very much. >> yeah. yeah. i think the -- yes. yes. the president does not shy away from hyperbole. but this time, it may come back to -- to haunt him, a little bit. >> okay. thank you very much, doctor. good to speak to you. >> likewise. >> so british prime minister is set to announce new coronavirus restrictions on monday, to try and end a surge in cases there. now, the british medical association, meanwhile, is calling for face masks to be made mandatory in all office spaces and outdoors, when socia

is ratcheting up sanctions on cuba in a bid to secure votes from cuban americans who fled from fidel castro'scommunist rule about 1000000 are registered voters in the key swing state of florida in a tweet cuba's foreign ministers that the sanctions would hurt cuban families the new rules won't come into force until the end of november meaning there's still time for western union and the government to come up with a new business arrangement with nonmilitary companies. as of now western union employees have not had any news that they're going to close or anything no information has arrived yet we only received news that everything was very normal until further notice it's not yet clear whether western union will be able to keep its 400 offices across cuba open beyond november 27th raising fears among many that they'll be out of pocket if they can't get health from abroad and they sue. one of the biggest film festivals in asia is currently underway in south korea organizers had to scale things down because of the corona virus pandemic and as robert bribe reports from busan many cinemas are relyi

is ratcheting up sanctions on cuba in a bid to secure votes from cuban americans who fled from fidel castro's communist rule about 1000000 are registered voters in the key swing state of florida in a tweet cuba's foreign ministers that the sanctions would hurt cuban families the new rules won't come into force until the end of november meaning there's still time for western union and the government to come up with a new business arrangement with nonmilitary companies. as of now western union employees have not had any news that they're going to close or anything no information has arrived yet we only received news that everything was very normal until further notice it's not yet clear where.

is ratcheting up sanctions on cuba in a bid to secure votes from cuban americans who fled from fidel castro's communist rule about 1000000 are registered voters in the key swing state of florida in a tweet cuba's foreign ministers that the sanctions would hurt cuban families the new rules won't come into force until the end of november meaning there's still time for western union and the government to come up with a new business arrangement with nonmilitary companies. as of now western union employees have not had any news that they're going to close or anything no information has arrived yet we only received news that everything was very normal until further notice it's not yet clear whether western union will be able to keep its 400 offices across cuba open beyond november 27th raising fears among many that they'll be out of pocket if they can't get health from abroad and they sue. votes are being counted in terms of area where president john mica fully is hoping to secure a 2nd term the opposition claims the vote was unfair following a campaign that was marred by a crackdown on dissent aft

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castroook power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo that remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitudes shaped by the revolution cuban society remains staunchly sexist a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. i know liam is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shop in mr. this is the one i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment she. says was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist author

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castrotook power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution cuban society remains staunchly success a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. an early m. is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shoving mr. because of that when i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment she. uses was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist autho

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castro took power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo that remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with the low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution cuban society remains stansell a sexist place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. i know liam is made of stone stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shoving mr. this is the one i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment you. says was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist auth

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they are kind of expressing their disappointment like you talk to big game but haven't removed fidel castro. he's still there. i guess all i can think of as an explanation is just again, you have two options. biden and trump. even if republicans are not fully satisfied with the biden option or trump option, they can never imagine at this point voting for a democrat. voting for trump or not voting. i spoke with the few that would politicize and vote for democrats because i think by this point there is a 50 year an ingraineand grained tradition on particular issues like socialism or the left or free enterprise and school choice, any number of things that just at a gut level hispanic republicans are going to identify with and always think the republican party is going to handle those issues better than democrats. >> i started to wonder at a certain point of the smartest strategy on the messaging level would be to liken trump to describe them, and particularly with his refusal to acknowledge a peaceful transfer of power if he should lose and the way he's marshaled the military to kind of suppor

you know, i think it's interesting that the president who usually gives these fidel castro type lengthy speeches only spoke for 18 minutes, and i think that's all, you know, his body can really tolerate right now. the weaker he makes himself by stressing his body, by flying, by taking long hours, the more likely he is to not only relapse but perhaps get very seriously ill. >> thanks so much internal medicine and viral specialist george rodriguez there. so democratic presidential nominee joe biden slammed president trump on saturday over mr. trump's handling oof the coronavirus. he headed to campaign stops in pennsylvania. mr. biden revealed his latest negative coronavirus test, and he also called on the president to listen to scientists. >> before i came out again today to go somewhere i had another test this morning. and i'm clear. i think it's important the president make sure two things. one, that he is clear, he is not a spreader like dr. fauci said the super spreader event he had with the supreme court. and secondly i think it's important he make it clear to all the people that the

he landed his own talk show and had interviews with mohammed ali, fidel castro and charles manson.ething different. he left cnbc and became fox news channel's correspondent. he made 11 trips to afghanistan. >> i'm humbled by the fact that i've had this longevity. generations followed me and i'm proud of that. >> the man leads with his heart. we love him for that. thank you, geraldo rivera. >> bill: a good report there. love geraldo. just been great to get to know him. thank you, bryan. listen, folks, you made it to friday. who knows what happened tomorrow. we're here monday through friday at 3:00 eastern. judge barrett's hearings begin 9:00 a.m. monday. sandra and i will see you for that. see you then. >> neil: on a day of political storms, do not blame folks in the gulf of mexico area if they're focused on a real one called hurricane delta. right now churning up winds in excess of 110 miles an hour. a category three storm. no way of telling how it will end up. what we do know, later tonight it will likely hit the louisiana coast. for some of the people hit there, the third time, b

called biden a socialist and portrayed him alongside images of latin american dictators including fidel castro and the biden has long rebuffed claims that he's a puppet of the radical left, today he addressed those people who fled socialist countries for florida. >> if, in fact, he were ever coming back to the old days, he wouldn't be here because look what he's doing, ascending cuban-americans back. he's sending venezuela's america back the dictatorship. he's trying to send haitian americans back. >> campaign has been ramping up, but facing a positive economic report today biden said not to be fooled by a k shaped recovery where things looked good for people at the top but look worse for things of the bottom. he said visits to food banks haven't shook slow down and african-americans and latinos still face double digit unemployment. biden said today the contest is over if he wins florida and fewer than 20,000 votes have decided the winner in this state out of more than 51 million votes cast. martha? >> martha: it's incredible. florida always pay such a big role. let's bring in susan crabtree.

turn on my tv and i'm not bombarded by tv commercials that show me images of ricardo maduro and fidel castronielle ortega and tell me that the democrat is a socialist and going to turn america into venezuela. that's been going on here for the last four years. they could have -- democrats could have nominated margaret thatcher or -- and republicans would have still maid the same argument. and i think it's been repeated often enough as baked in. it is baked in and part of the demographic particularly for people who fled communism and, you know, who have this trauma and pain that gets triggered by those emotions. donald trump has been very effective in knowing how to push that button. >> and that's a huge demographic as we know in florida right now. you're a republican but you're voting for joe biden. do you think there are a lot of other like minded republicans in florida right now who will do the same as you? >> two things i'm seeing among republicans. one is republicans who were lukewarm on donald trump four years ago and who voted for him holding their nose are much more enthusiastic about

culturally and socially isolated the legacy of the cuban revolution when communist revolutionary fidel castro took power in 1959 he nationalized industries and seized the u.s. owned property worth $1000000000.00 in 1960 the u.s. retaliated with a trade embargo that remains in place today. many cubans are unhappy with a low standard of living and restrictions on travel and up to leave if they can socialism has given women education employment and in theory equal rights but they still contend with patriarchal attitude shaped by the revolution and society remain staunchly sexist a place where it's far from easy for a woman to assert her individuality. an early m. is made of stern stuff she runs a tattoo parlor one of just a few in cuba a country that still deeply shoving mystics. because of that when i started out customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. almost all of the equipment she. uses was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there. on a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communis

fidel castro, leader of the rebel factions, entered havana in january 1959, following the castroof bautistapromised free elections. these never materialized. brutal executions following his war trials and the marxist backgrounds of his brother and ernesto guevara made it evident that his resume was under russian influence. evidence of communist agents in latin america previously happened in venezuela when mobs disrupted the goodwill tour of vice president nixon in 1958. return to washington, the nixon's were hailed by the president for their courage in the face of political gangsterism. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series, "reel america," saturday at 10:00 a.m. and sundry -- sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. john discusses his book "dobb over tokyo: the final air battle of the pacific and the last four men to die in it talks about aviators who took off on august 15, 1940 five and were attacked over japan shortly after receiving word the war had ended. this event was hosted online. at 5:00 p.m. pacific on "the presidency,

reagan administration and by the end, you talked this big game but you haven't actually removed fidel castrostill there. all i can think of as an explanation like you have two options and you have a biden option and a trump option and even if latino republicans aren't fully satisfied with the biden option or with the trump option, they can never imagine themselves at this point voting for a democrat. voting for trump or not voting. i spoke with very few that will actually flip sides and vote for democrats because i think by this point there's like this 50-year ingrained tradition on particular issues like socialism or the left or free enterprises or school choice, any number of things that at gut level hispanic republicans are going to identify with and always think that the republican party is going to handle those issues that are democrats. >> i started to wonder the smartest strategy in south florida say to be liken trump to the -- becoming -- describe him what he is. particularly with refusal to acknowledge the peaceful transfer of power if he should lose, the way he marshaled the milita

daytime talk show and a career jetting from global conflicts to big interviews with muhammad ali, fidel castrotell those to kill somebody? >> and he made television history with his special "the history of al capone's the volt." >> this is the one time that a pot of gold will be a lot more fun than chasing the rainbow. >> -- joining fox news as its chief or correspondent. >> they are firing on us. >> in the end geraldo says, i just want people to know that i was a proud new yorker, proud american, it has been an amazing, an amazing 50 years. >> in this hispanic heritage month, we honor geraldo rivera, he has won over 170 journalism awards, but i have to say that perhaps his best legacy as the fact that he pave the way for philip -- -- latinos like myself to go into news. >> harris: and a lovely family there as well. thank you so much. a stunning new report on the trump campaign's growing army of poll watchers, critics say the volunteers of the polls could end up disrupting the democratic process. we will take a look. ♪ l look back and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in ou

you know, i think it's interesting that the president, who usually gives these fidel castro-type lengthy speeches only spoke for 18 minutes. and i think that is all, you know, that his body can really tolerate right now. the weaker he makes himself by stressing his body, by flying, by taking long hours, the more likely he is to not only relapse but perhaps get very seriously ill. >> dr. jorge rodriguez there. thank you. despite the fact the u.s. president claims the coronavirus is disappearing from the united states, it's still a raging epidemic with deadly consequences. the former u.s. national security adviser says twisting the truth for a more flattering outcome is how mr. trump has always behaved. take a listen. >> he tries to shape the world to be the way he wants it through his own rhetoric, by intimidating people, by denying facts, by creating facts. and he's trying to do the same thing here. i think what is increasing the pressure is the proximity of the election because he can see the numbers like anybody can. he's in trouble and he doesn't have a strategy to turn it around. >>

is ratcheting up sanctions on cuba in a bid to secure votes from cuban americans who fled from fidel castro'scommunist rule about 1000000 are registered voters in the key swing state of florida in a tweet cuba's foreign ministers that the sanctions would hurt cuban families the new rules won't come into force until the end of november meaning there's still time for western union and the government to come up with a new business arrangement with nonmilitary companies. as of now western union employees have not had any news that they're going to close or anything no information has arrived yet we only received news that everything was very normal until further notice it's not yet clear whether western union will be able to keep its 400 offices across cuba open beyond november 27th raising fears among many that they'll be out of pocket if they can't get health from abroad and they sue. still ahead on al-jazeera and sports its highest profile racing drivers its problems in texas and he's here with that's going to be. a. sport has andy thank you very much but also on his acting president cost so s

. >> i'm thinking fidel castro, julius caesar -- that was not an american president giving an acceptance speech. if >> sean: that's just the media mob and honestly we could play that all show long. their colleagues in the democratic socialist extremist party, they've been worse -- take a look. >> sadly the domestic enemies to our voting system and honoring our constitution are right at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with their allies in the congress of the united states. >> you don't see anybody from that cabinet, you get out and create a crowd. >> they go low, we kick them. >> output mr. burgess up against sean hannity. he'll tear him up. >> sean: don't forget every two years, every four years republicans are racist, sexist, misogynist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, they want dirty air and water, grandpa and grandma to eat cat food, take your grandma in a wheelchair and threw her over a cliff. let's not forget our morally superior folks out in hollywood, those hypocrites and here's how they have exemplified their civility over the past four years. they are so outraged. the vapors, we

. >> as i'm watching this, i'm thinking fidel castro, julius caesar, that was not an american president giving an acceptance speech. >> sean: that's just the media mob, and honestly, we could play that all show long. now, their colleagues in the democratic socialist extreme party, they've been even worse. take a look. >> sadly, the domestic enemies in our voting d system and honoring our constitution, right at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with their allies in congress of the united states. >> in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station. you get up and you create a crowd of. >> when they go low, we kick them. [laughter] >> i will put mr. burgess up against sean hannity. he'll tear him up. >> sean: i don't forget, every two years come every four years, republicans are racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, dirty air and water, grandma and grandpa to eat dog food, take your grandma in a wheelchair and throw her over a cliff, and let's not forget our moral superior -- superior folks out in hollywood, those hypocrites. here is how they have exemplified their civility over th

we don't have a firm policy when it comes to fidel castro. in my view, the policy has failed. so congress passes a law, the president signs it, like he does a lot of things, like welfare reform. i'm going sign it but try to change next year. a lot of election year conversions, the president talked about the drug money and the other things, the anti-smoking campaign. it all happened in 1996. i think the people viewing it ought to take a look at the record. when he fought a balanced budget amendment and gave the biggest tax increase in history. and try to take over your health care system. when he fought regulatory reform and cost the average family $67,000 a year. this serious business about your family. it's about your business. in this case, it's about a firmer policy with cuba. >> there really several -- in that lit any. let me mention senator dole voted for $900 billion in tax increases. his running mate said boll dole never met a tax he didn't like. everybody knows, including the "wall street journal," that the '82 tax increase he sponsored in inflation adjusted dollars wa

i don't admire fidel castro at all, and i have said that. rivera was a contemptible figure in american history. i know the state as a police state, and all my life i've worked to demonstrate that. but jesse jackson is an independent person. i don't control him. and let's talk about people we do control. in the last debate, the vice president of the united states said that i said the marines had died shamefully and died in shame in lebanon. i demanded an apology from vice president bush, because i instead honored these young men, grieved for their families and think that they were wonderful americans that honored us all. what does the president have to say about taking responsibility for a vice president who won't apologize for something like that? >> mr. president, your rebuttal? >> yes. i know it will come as a surprise to mr. mondale, but i am in charge, and in fact we haven't avoided arms control talks very early in my legislation. i proposed something never proposed by any administration. i proposed a total limitation of marine missiles

live in cuba it's a hate in for smugglers, or we don't have a foreign policy when it comes to fidel castro, in my view but policy has failed so congress passes along with the president and signs, like a lot of things, like welfare reform, i don't assigned it but i want to try to change it next year. a lot of these election years converge and the president talks about all the drug, money and all the other things, all of these anti-smoke campaigns, all happening in 1996, and i think the people viewing ought to go back and take a look at the record. when he fought a balanced budget amendment. when he gave that biggest tax increase in history. when you try to take over your health care system. when he fought regulatory reform that cost the average family six to 7000 dollars a year. this is serious business. it's about your family. it's about your business. and in this case, it's about a farmer policy with cuba. >> there were several off the subject qualifiers in that litany. let me just mention, senator dole voted for 900 billion dollars in tax increase. his running mate, jack camp, once said

it's a haven for drug smugglers, and we don't have a firm policy when it comes to fidel castro. in my view, the policy has failed. so congress passes a law, the president signs it like he does a lot of things and like welfare reform, i don't want to sign it, but i'm going to try to change it next year. a lot of these election-year conversions and the president is talking about the drug money and all of these other things and the anti-smoking campaign all happened in 1996. i think the people ought to go back and take a look at the record, when he fought a balanced budget amendment and he gave him the biggest tax increase in history and he fought regulatory reform that cost the average family 6,000 to $7,000 a year. this is service business. it's about your family and it's about your business, and in this case it's about a firmer policy with cuba. >> there were several off the subject offers in that litany. let me just mention, senator dole voted for $900,000 in tax increases and bob dole never met a tax he didn't hike, and everybody knows including "the wall street journal," hard

. -- fidel castro. in my view, the policy has failed. the president signs it like he does a lot of things, but like welfare reform, he's going to try and change it next year. a lot of these conversions the president is talking about drug money and all the other things, antismoking campaign, all happened in 1996. i think the pe people viewing on to look at the record. when he gave you the big tax increase and they tried to take over your health care system. when he fought regulatory reform the cost the average family $6,000 to $7,000 a year. this is about your family, your business, and a firmer policy with cuba. pres. clinton: there were several off the subject offers in that litany. let me just mention senator dole voted for $900 billion in tax increases. his running mate once said bob dole never met a tax he did not hike. [laughter] everybody knows, including the wall street journal hardly a friend of the democratic party, that the 82 tax increase he sponsored was the biggest tax increase in american history. we ought to at least get t

reporter: interviewing everyone from fidel castro to muhammad ali. 1985, four months later he was asked to host a syndicated special on the opening of al capone's secret volt. geraldo: this is why we are here, the massive concrete chamber. reporter: the volt turned out to be empty. geraldo: once in a lifetime where a pot of gold would be better than chasing rainbows. largest audience of syndicated television. holds all the rating records. i refuse to admit defeat. come on, guys. reporter: special led today time tv show where he talked to everyone from whitney houston to charles manson. geraldo: did you tell those women to kill somebody? >> no, no. reporter: became prime time cnbc anchor but in the wake of 9/11 attacks he took a cut to work as correspondent. geraldo: i was in pakistan in route to afghanistan. they're firing on us. it was very, very decade from 2001 to 2011. my kids never saw me. reporter: in 2011, geraldo was angling the night bin laden does killed. geraldo: bin laden is dead, confirmed, multiple sources, osama bin laden is dead. happ