i remember going g m p q that you knew already i went through you know goto mutilation when i was one so i don't remember what that was like to go through down cover but i will until this fact is as an adult and. i mean just speaking in general terms when it comes to carry. on a woman's body from physical consequences to psychological effects and this is something bad once you group through it is something that you have to live with for the rest of your life yet it's certainly something that you're having to live with for the rest of your life but a lot of women in countries where if chamas practiced are in support they've they are in favor of the practice right so it's been done to their men and they wanted to be done to their daughters and in fact some research tells us that in africa more women than men support the practice and i just wanted to get a sense of through your activism what are some of the reasons why this tradition is just it's so difficult to to get rid off. well in a lot of places the fact is as you know in the in actually half of cyclists and women have been conditi

they have to go through and there's a lot of hoops in order for them to be manageable and if their gotos don't fall through x. g.m. no one would mind them and then we'll see them as on clean so i was a result of that it's women who are practiced i've seen them on the other woman what that doesn't lessen the scene it doesn't make any wrong is just by when we see women in domestic violence solutions and they keep asking then why didn't she just leave and i was you know just because something from there's a noose it's easy for you to stop and g.m. is a do d. live traditional practice i have been around for centuries and it is the only thing because women know so well to change a lot of times we have to learn some of the things that we learned along the way and not take science that short essay exilim job still gets him once back and in the gambia in two thousand and fifteen and your campaign was really at the front of that right is according to what i've read it wasn't all campaign that that action for same president jemmett it to ban the practice in the gambia and i just wondered how effec

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they're very proud of their independence and this backing of why i adore i think a major disservice to goto himself because he's now a c. is seen not as a legitimate grassroots figure out position figure but figurehead for them are kind of ministration they're always third and fourth and fifth options and you know just today for my program i interviewed raphael remarries who is who used to be who. he is also sometimes referred to as the new sellers former oil czar because he ran the oil industry for many many years and he's extremely extremely critical of maduro he believes that betrayed the legacy of who could chavez and did pretty much all the chairman of his government but he is just as harshly critical of the door because he sees him as the representative of the american interest well let's see exactly what he had. to say against. my country gains of this. completely illegal we we have to go to that but. with mother with him her any chance to recover to the contrary but neither though because. it is the. war from the us that man has very strong connections within the venezuelan military

so -- and goto-san mentioned when the election season comes in, things will slow down on the u.s. side. not a delaying tactic, that part is over, but trying to sort of, you know -- slow down, do other things, i think that's how we're going to -- but the last point, if we have to do it, i think the abe administration -- like the tpp. now, the u.s. put tariffs on cars, that might ignite a huge negative -- >> i'm going to bring the audience in, before i do, think of your questions. let me just ask one final question that at least in my mind sort of links the economic and the strategic, which is whether there is a tension between japan's more conciliatory approach towards a specific initiative of china's which is the belt and road initiative and the interest in working together to find projects and so forth which is part of the warming of the two countries, between that and the japan interest in the free and open indo-pacific which in the u.s. case seems to largely focus on pushing back against belt and road or at least offering an alternative to belt and road, there isn't a lot else

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this is not goto pay for itself a tax cuts don't pay for themselves, if you are serious about this vote for it i think that senate mcconnell has right litmustivity, an test. >> by the way. the cbo will have to score it at some point, will they have a range as you do if individual parts of the green deal come up for vote. >> i don't think they will have to score it. senator talking about, a vote on senate resolution. so, they will not have an obligation to story it they could not -- score it, they could not. david: thank god you did. we made heroic assumptions to get where we got. david: we appreciate you coming in thank you, come back. >> take care. david: many on capitol hill are shrugging off federal government debt, some lawmakers' too declare it a national security threat, arizona congressman andy bigs is sounding the alarm, he is here, and is joining us next. our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to

i'm goto ding to do -- i'm going to do it i'm not going to tolerate people stopping me, that buildinging it up. to get that building there, you have to be truthful, you have to have reason and common sense, you have to be factual. have you a budget. have you a time frame. this is the job that i have accepted. this is the job that i am going to perform for the people. they elected me to do it i'm going to do it. >> i issu -- my issue with donad trump, he talked a lot about the swamp, okay, he has been in office for a few years, i have not heard any information coming back to us, to me. about what the swamp is, who is in it, what does it look like, what is the shape of it, where can i get information on it? here is what i wish he would do. i wish he would get rudy guliani, and he would go down the hall to where rudy guliani put up the dossiers of the 5 families, he declared an all out war on the mafia families of new york, he put them up. he, this is what he did, my rookie card, my rookie card, there is he, on the back, the perpertinent information. if he would put up a picture of 535 e

. >> what you're kind of get at there was i think the cynical forecast was all along was they're gotoat an impasse. it's going to basically be on the democrat's term because they see no incentive to fold and hoowill do this executive action, declare this emergency. some court will strike it down and he'll boo able to say to his folks, i fought on this. are you getting any indication that's what's go on sneer >> they feel what's important is not the wall but the fight for the wall. i mean certain lathe argument can be made that the white house has botched the first couple years when the republicans held the house. they're now left with the democratic house that didn't want to give anything. he tried to spin it like i got billion or so dollars and that's enough. there's no question it's a defeat. but he couldn't afford another government shutdown. took an absolute toll on his poll numbers. he's showed an awareness of that. he can't do it again. this is his way to wig withal out of that, kick the can down the road and he can talk to his supporters about how he fought for that wall, the d

the denuclearization is not goto happen. >> does that bother you? feel like everyone must know it by this point, the stipes of concession are there, i am glad -- we heard a little bit flowery language from trump, they have a little bit of bromance going on, but we need to remember this is a ruthless dec dictator, goal is to keep se things contained, human rights component of north korea, i wish there was more about fixing that. >> that is a good point, i wonder when do they get to there. >> they are not going to change the way he -- >> we don't know how many people are in hard labor camps in north korea. there no way of really knowing. there are estimate based on which family members have been kidnaped and not heard from in years. >> and look at otto warmbier back, pretty much brain dead. >> this last week pompeo saying we're reducing. and president trump say ago that is not original language they had at start. kennedy: they likened our secretary of state to a mob boss for saying he wants irreversible and verify able denuclearization, we'll be right

but i don't believe that anyone is goto vote for bernie sanders, he is not even qualified to be head of my condo association let alone heading up country, he has been in government for a really long time, he has not made an impact. and socialist agenda is something to be feared, but i don't think that bernie sanders will be our president any time soon. >> not only the socialist agenda need to be feared, but something to be respected it comes because of a lack of leadership. any time you have a leadership void you have something that takes its place, it could be good or bad. syria in isis took its place. and now you have a leadership void in democratic party, have you socialists take that place. the tea party came along for a while, you had john boehner and paul ryan who was casualties of that movement. problem we have is we don't have money for these policies, we have more debt accrued right new in good times than almost any time in history, no matter what candidate comes in we'll face a problem that new measures, big ones like socialist agendas cannot be paid for. >> i think that 20

the mayor sent a letter writingn she was goto take more than $20 million and redirect it to make emergency repairs at several d.c. public schools. council member vincent gray has hecalled for a vote to blo mayor from taking the money. but other council members say it is a tough call. >> if we recognize we have very clear and urgent needs in our schools, how are we going to make good on our prose and commitment to ft. dupont? >> mayor bowser has vowed to find the money in next year's budgre for the rinvation plans. >>> after the election of president trump, birth control sales went up. >> what researchers think was behind the jump. >>> plus, do you exercise frequently? another reason why you should. it has nothing to do with your watline or physical health >> it's about getting outside andin enjthe mild weather while we have it. if you're planning out your weekend, plan for cd to be back in fashion for both saturday and sunday. temperatures will be colder than average. but at least theeekend will be a presidency under siege. coming undone. donald trump can't be trusted to govern within the

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if past behavior is any indicator, the president has a number of goto tactics to obfisicate the factsdy tells me i'm not under investigation. maybe hillary is, but i'm not. >> you hear that? change the subject and make it about somebody else. tactic two, move the goal post. remember what trump was saying two years ago. >> can you say you were aware of anyone who advised your campaign had contacts with russia during the course of the election? >> well, i told general flynn obviously was dealing, so that's one person. but he was dealing as he should have been. >> during the election? >> no, not that i know of. how many times do i to answer his question? russia is a rouse. >> all right, and here's what the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, said just last month. >> i never said there was no collusion between the campaign or between people in the campaign. >> yes, you have. >> i have not. i said the president of the united states. >> all right, distraction. tactic number three, attack the investigators and political rivals. >> it's a total witch hunt. it's a democrat hoax. they have this

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i feel like they were a group overcome to goto get a place where they could be proud of their history. i feel like these exhibits are really important because they give the museum a really close connection with our community. there are several families that may come in that may be weren't involved in the exhibit but they'll see a shared experience that they had in their family coming to tulare county. so these cultural exhibits really do reflect the community and give us that connection with >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to california to learn about its rich history. learn more about their and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. next on lectures in history, painterpe, a landscape before the civil war enlisted with the union army and witnessed the 1862 battles of antietam firsthand. teachesr james broomall a class about his life and art. this class is about 70 minutes. dr. broomall: good afternoon, everyone. we are going to continue our discussion of the maryland campaign, but instea