of earlier, in other states and stuff like that, there is a model that is applied called the housing first model. and that model basically states that if you give a person a house first all the other impediments that they have will slowly fall off over time. >> so make those things available and then you don't have these other concerns to worry about. we're going to have to cut it at this point. but very good. thank you all for this conversation. and thank you for joining us, we hope you'll come back for another edition of equal time. [music] [music] ed: in japan, miso factories are like microbreweries in america. travel with me, ed kenney; and chef alan wong as we search for the finest ingredients and dive deep into a bowl of his favorite childhood dish, miso soup. there are so many reasons why i became a chef. every dish has a story. food brings people together and has the power to conjure up cherished memories. i was born and raised in the hawaiian islands, one of the most diverse communities in the world. in this show, we'll meet a guest from hawaii, learn about their favorite dish, trace it

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as far as a nude model in the white house, i am more offended by having a first gentleman having liaisonsthe oval office than i am by one picture few melania trump did a years ago. i want tood morning, begin this by saying i am a yetired, very senior militar retiree. i have a phd. phd at is completing her the university of minnesota. they will both be third-generation graduates. she is being threatened by her c lassmates, let alone her professors, because we support donald trump. they have gone as far as denying her thesis. her support for trump, it has nothing to do with what the thesis is about. it has everything to do with her politics. yetonsider this to be another example of political correctness. correctness it is supporting. host: we appreciate your call. guest: we get this a lot. our celebrity cochair has talkedloquently -- eloquently about the hate she has received and the impact that is happening on her professional life. a personal you example. i had a yard sale in seattle last week, it is a pretty blue area. we have a socialist on the city council. i took my trump sign down be

as far as having a nude model in the white house i'm more offended by having a first gentleman that'se aeons in the oval office that beautiful picture that melania did. host: jeff on the independent line, good morning. caller: i might ask by saying i'm a retired, very senior military retiree. i have a phd. my wife is completing her phd at the university of minnesota which we will both be third generation graduates. e is being threatened by her classmates, let alone her professors, because we support donald trump. denyinge gone as far as thesis and so on because of her support for trump. d has nothing to do with the thesis is about. it has everything to do with her politics. d we consider this to be yet another example of political correctness. it is a matter of whose correctness it's supporting. ost: i appreciate your call. guest: and stacy dash has talked very, very eloquently about the hate and the pressure she's received in her community and the impacts it had on her professional life. had a yard sale at my home in seattle last week and seattle is a pretty plus area. we have a soci

first thing we have to do is agree that it is worth doing. since there is no agreement with the house that it is worth doing they continue to churn out models of schools for other people's children they would never allow for their own. i have no problem with the obamas going to tidwell, friends or ari duncan going to the university of chicago laboratory. but my problem is when they say other people's children don't deserve that, you can say it is not realistic, that is fine. hillary clinton's campaign for women's equality, you could argue that is not realistic or we could say racial equality isn't realistic but it is an aspirational goal. as long as we set it is an aspirational goal we know what we are working for. when i talked to arnie duncan or john king, the current secretary of education, or the superintendent, ceo in chicago, and i say what do we want? everybody should have choices. i am choosing this school. other people are choosing other schools. that is a hypocritical lie. when they say choice, they don't mean southside of chicago, we build the university of chicago laboratory school and parents can choose which they mean you can go

as far as a nude model in the white house, i am more offended by having a first gentleman having liaisonsn the oval office than i am by one picture few melania trump did a years ago. i want tood morning, begin this by saying i am a yetired, very senior militar retiree. i have a phd. phd at is completing her the university of minnesota. they will both be third-generation graduates. she is being threatened by her c lassmates, let alone her professors, because we support donald trump. they have gone as far as denying her thesis. her support for trump, it has nothing to do with what the thesis is about. it has everything to do with her politics. yetonsider this to be another example of political correctness. correctness it is supporting. host: we appreciate your call. guest: we get this a lot. our celebrity cochair has talkedloquently -- eloquently about the hate she has received and the impact that is happening on her professional life. a personal you example. i had a yard sale in seattle last week, it is a pretty blue area. we have a socialist on the city council. i took my trump sign down

first time this morning we are hearing from his accuser. model baylee curran called police yesterday morning claiming brown threatened her with a gun while she was at his house led to a 14 hour standoff with police at his los angeles area home. brown was finally arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. while curran says she feared for her life, brown took to instagram to proclaim his innocence. >> i thought -- i thought he was going to shoot me. took the gun out like this put in it my face and said get the f out. >> what i do care about is y'all defacing my name as a person and my character and integrity. >> brown just completed probation for assaulting former girlfriend rihanna. he had also been accused of hitting a man outside of a washington, d.c. hotel. >> 6:19. saved with seconds to spare. a woman pulls two children out of a car right before it burst into flames. see the entire rescue at 6:30. >> in today's tech bites google may be challenging uber. >> it has started sort of a ride sharing service in san francisco available through its waze app. it links passengers with drivers heading in the same direction. >> still no word if it could ex

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models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. >>> after the 2012 election after president obama beat mitt romney and democrats picked up seats in the housest thing that would happen after that election was immigration reform. remember the democratic party did the famous autopsy on the election and decided they would not only reach out to minoriies but endorse one particular policy as a national party, they should endorse immigration reform. for a hot second, people believed republicans wanted that and it would happen. ha. then enter the heritage foundation and heritage action, former republican senator jim demint left the senate in order to turn heritage into the main conservative institution fighting against immigration reform making sure no elected republicans would support it. to start that process after the 2012 election, jim demint turned in part to this guy. his name is jason richwine, the author of "i-and immigration policy." the average iq of immigrants in the united states is substantially lower than that of the white native population and likely to exist over several generations. it was an argument non-white people are genetica

first election where television is a factor at all. it's a fairly minor factor but the nbc studios had cooked up this huge model of the white house and they had, they had aly enough, parade of donkeys all ready to go through and around the white house as soon as the formalities were observed and your dad was proclaimed the winner. no one had thought to weigh in a supply of democratic donkeys. they had republican elephants, rather. that, in a nutshell, is what the media expected that night. >> richard norton smith and tom dewey jr. are our guests tonight. as we take your calls live from roosevelt hotel in new york city. our next discussion here is about his rise to power, his national prominence. and part of that is his role as a prosecutor. here's a little bit from his 1937 bid to become district attorney in new york. >> you've been given a most captioning performed by vitac >> i need a small squad of detectives who will go to work on this job as they never have before, who will know that the mayor and the commissioner are behind them personally all the time. >> is everything said? >> is that a full list? every gangster in the mob is bein

first election where television is a factor. it's a fairly minor factor, but the nbc studios had cooked up this huge model of the white house and interestingly enough they had a parade of donkeys all ready to go through and around the white house as soon as the formalities were observed and your dad was proclaimed the winner. no one to thought to bring in donkeys. they had republican elephants rather. that in a nutshell is what the media expected that night. >> richard norton smith and tom dewey jr. are our guests tonight. as we take your calls live from the roosevelt center. we're talking about tom dewey's bid for the presidency in 1944 and 1948. our next discussion here is about his rise to power, his national prominence. part of that is his role as a prosecutor. here is a little bit from his 1937 bid to become district attorney in new york. >> you've been given the most difficult task, an opportunity to be a great help to the people of this city. what can we do for you? >> i need a small squad of detectives who will go to work on this job as they never have before, who will know that the mayor and the commissioner are behind