of work investment and now they are in their seventy's at least some of them are unlike you know graham ray was one of the younger ones and now he's fifty years of course so it's going to be definitely difficult to get these men to go back mostly mentally physically if zimbabwe expected them to come back it would have to make it appealing and try to fix its economy what does it need to do to to improve things well i mean of course that is what farmers this thing in terms of ones i spoke with is they want the farmers they had. basically they want they fall back of course and that's the major issue for a lot of them a lot of them allowed to go back to the land they owned before and that's obviously a major terror and a whole lot of people so when they are successful elsewhere it's highly and appealing to go back and have to start somewhere all over again farming is a long term investment type of business you have to put in a lot of capital and a lot of resources in order to get the returns you don't just you know take on a farm and get the money back within a year or two it takes a lot of wor

reportage pundit found out it's an uphill battle in both countries for farmers of any race this is graham ray isn't bob in farmer in zambia he runs a huge farming operation an hour away from the capital. the thriving business employs around fifteen hundred people. grammar a came to zambia in two thousand and one when we came across from zimbabwe the most difficult thing was to raise finance because we came here with nothing so we started leasing this fall at that stage there was no lending into farming causes head and these huge interest rates which i think went to excess of two hundred percent so when we came they had put in an application they photo shoot these cowboys you know we don't finance agriculture it's too risky today it's a successful commercial operation that processes and packages food no surprise the government in zimbabwe the country he fled wants him to go back. but he says he's not ready i think it's ludicrous to to go back you know i would love to go back home as home and that i would love to go back to my own farm i would love to go back and redevelop that farm again but i

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contributor john yoo and former attorney general robert ray and whitewater independent counsel, great to see all of you, sol does senator graham have a point here? should there be another serious investigation into the failures and potential wrongdoing here? >> sol: unquestionably. we know the material information was withheld from the fisa court. we know that the fisa court approved that warrant completely on verified information the facts of the steele dossier as relayed by steel, that was hearsay, that was not verified at all. we know that this was approved. think about this for a minute, just think about it. it was quite remarkable. the administration and power approved a counterintelligence investigation against the opposition presidential candidate. the opposition party and leaked it to the press. this is really shocking, and it absolutely has to be investigated. senator graham said, due process for everybody, but investigate the facts. absolutely. >> laura: altered general editorial board accountability for the dossier, basically the steele dossier looks like one of the nastiest dirty tricks in history and authors and p

ray a judiciary committee in the senate and he should go as well to the house. >> reporter: but republicans are lashing out too, with top senator lindsey graham calling for anotherpecial counsel to investigate how the fbi and justice department handled the investigation from the start. >> going forward, hopefully in a bipartisan fashion, we will begin to unpack the other side of the story. >> kristen welker reporting. barr is expect to appear at a prescheduled hearing on capitol hill on april 9th. the judiciary committee is in talks to bring him in to testify. >>> new details now. giants' president and ceo larry baer suspended until july. major league baseball coming down with their decision just a few hours ago. it all stems from the altercation earlier this month baer had with his wife. it was all caught on video you see here, and posted to tmz. the san francisco district attorney not charging baer, saying the evidence did not support criminal charges. during his suspension, baer will not be allowed to have any involvement with the operations of the team. baer sent out this statement. quote, my unacceptable behavior fell well short of what must be demanded of

ray bogan, foxnews. >>> william barr says a redacted version of the mueller report will be released in april. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee lindsey graham had dinner with barr last night and said barr is redacting classified information from that report right now. demobe released in its entirety. in a tweet senator dianne feinstein said she does not know why republicans would the full record is produced and the fact uncovered. >> we will have a hearing. >> senator graham said did not say when the report would be released. >>> we are learning more about a controversial measure approved by the berkeley city council last night that bans rvs from overnight parking on the street. the council reaffirmed an earlier both effecting an estimated 200 people who currently live in their vehicles in berkeley. the council sided with business owners and residents who have complained that people living in rvs are dumping trash in the street and creating a parking shortage. berkeley's mayor discussed the council's decision earlier this afternoon on ktvu's "the four." >> we are seeing impacts to our business and residents. just in february, there were 149