they have supported hugo chÁvez.orker party that has ruled brazil since the year 2003, 10 years now, the grassroots is hugo chÁvez. the movement in argentina that was raised in the early 2000s professing -- protesting the argentine government there is also pro-transit to get more other indigenous groups that are also pro-tracer. so in the future these democratic systems do not absorb these forces big most probably could fall in the hands of some revolutionary movement, in this case the bolivarian movement which in my cases are much alive despite the fact that hugo chÁvez is dead now. in chapter five i talk, i tried to make sense of revelation with the farc and the drug cartels. the relation with the farc is based on, in my opinion, to point, and something that you can see clearly -- [inaudible]. the first is that the farc cancer as a paramilitary force, and that is something hugo chÁvez and his allies have created. to protect from an external threat they will claim -- which is not unlikely, not impossible, inconceiva

hugo chÁvez. recordando cuando me acompaÑÓ el presidente hasta aquÍ. >>> el papa lo recibiÓ en el palacio apostÓlico y en el encuentro, maduro continuo mencionando a chÁvez. >>> >>> y la relaciÓn entre venezuela y el vaticano, ha sufrido tensiones, fue un encuentro dis tendido. >>> a puerta cerrada, se discutieron temas mÁs controverciales. se hablÓ de la pobreza, el crimen, y el narcotrÁfico en venezuela. pero sobre todo, de la tensiÓn polÍtica del pais tras la muerte de chÁvez. >>> pero para muchos, con esta visita, maduro busca continuar lejos ti mando un mandato que la oposiciÓn no reconoce, por considerar que las elecciones del pasado 14 de abril. fueron fraudulentas. >>> ojalÁ, que maduro haya buscado no una foto con el papa, si no realmente la apertura de un diÁlogo con la mitad del paÍs. >>> anticipÁndose al encuentro, el lÍder de la oposiciÓn, enrique capriles, envÍo una carta al papa, seÑala entre otras cosas que en venezuela, hay perseguidos, procesados, presos y exiliados, por motivos

normalizar las relaciones. >>> y en caracas venezuela, francisco, univisiÓn. >>> y el fallecido hugo chÁvezÁvez dio un impulso a medios pÚblicos y populares en su paÍs. >>> y ahora vamos a hablar con alguien que se merece un premio, enrique estÁ con nosotros, con un logra to de la edad de la noche. >>> el premio marÍa elena salinas vez gracias, lo recibo con gusto o. >>> (risas). >>> gracias. >>> y hoy, los hijos de una mujer que fue deportada y asesina en reinosa mÉxico presentaron demanda contra agente de inmigraciÓn y dijeron en varias ocaciones a agentes que la deportaron que su ex novio planeaba atend ar en contra de supo vir. >>> y el distrito escolar de los Ángeles tiene oferta a vÍctimas ando bus sexual de dos maestros de la escuela mira montes y abogados dicen que no aceptarÁn la oferta. >>> y comida orgÁnica, pero nada de espaÑol en un supermercado, y dos empleados de la cadena se quejan de haber sido suspendidos por hablar entre ellos espaÑol en horas de la de trabajo. >>> y eso ha ocurrido en muchas empresa. >>> increÍble. >>> exactamente. >>> gracias. >>> y bueno una inusual de

hugo chavez made a big issue of going to baghdad. he broke that airlock by his presence. and in other arab states would have been angered by the intervention into kuwait. so he was on the road to restoration, so speak. so there was a feeling among many that he had broken out of the sanctions, it would be too long before they fell apart, plus he is very adept at keeping the sanctions, the brunt of the harm done to his own people. and there was a lot of harm done people starved. there were a lot of desperate conditions among the poor particularly in baghdad and the surrounding areas. so he was very adept. so the feeling, i think, among many people that the sanctions were really breaking down. and i think the bush administration, that george w.ó bush administration felt very keenly. >> did you support the work? >> i did supported initially. i also believed that it led us on a path of destruction. i mean, a poll was taken after president george hill the bush gave a cincinnati speech in the fall of 2002, roughly four or five months before the war. very high. americans support

colombianos que atentarian contra el presidente nicolás maduro , que se escucho también en la era de hugo chávez . >> de colombia maría angela olguin dice que el presidente santo informo al presidente de venezuela de reunión con enrique caprile . >> en ultimas horas nicolás maduro culpa a colombia por la crisis y dice en locucion que espera reconstituir las reglas . >> en bogotá , colombia univisión . >> lionel messi y su papá tiene acusacion de presunto fraude fiscal , la estrella dice que ni el ni su padre, tienen sorprendidos dice que no saben de la denuncia por la prensa . >> en el día contra el trabajo infantil hablkan de 215 millones de niños que trabajan 115 en condiciones peligrosas por eso la unicef centra campaña en niños pero más en las niñas porque trabajan en servicio domestico son 15,5 milloens . >> policía de nueva york muestra video de hombre afroamericano bien vestido entrando a la joyería tifany donde robo dos collares de 100 mil dolares no se sabe si hay cómplices se esperan pistas . >> [música] . >> trabajo de adolcentes de wisconsin pero no todos pueden les contamos de cuánd

de 2 años que ve la fotografía de henrique capriles radonski que aplaude y cuando ve la foto de hugo chávez twitter ♪. ♪. >>> la niña de 5 años heily sandoval recibió el honor de hacer el primer lanzamiento en san antonio texas, pero también recibió la sorpresa de aparecer de receptor su propio padre. >>> la niña se retiraba cuando el anunciador le preguntó si conocía al receptor, su padre se quitó la careta y vino el abrazo, heily dijo que estaba muy feliz de ver y abrazar a su pdre. >>> la cara de la nena no tiene precio. >>> divina. >>> mira la sorpresa. >>> qué emoción >>> que linda. >>> que tengan una cara similar mañana al despertar. >>> muy buenas noches. >>> hasta pronto :(:( ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) al dicespertar, 6 de la maÑana punto, hora de levantarse muy buen dÍa como estÁn les saluda fabiola este martes 11 de junio, kira y gloria tienen el dÍa libre, y ver sÍ paso la prueba de chat este dÍa >>> buenos dÍas fabiola, muy feliz de estar aquÍ contigo acÁ acompaÑandote en este programa >>> oigame 8 adultos y un niÑo estÁn desplazados en este mismo

de 2 años que ve la fotografía de henrique capriles radonski que aplaude y cuando ve la foto de hugo cháveztter ♪. ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ locutor ] universal studios verano del valor. ♪ ♪. >>> la niña de 5 años heily sandoval recibió el honor de hacer el primer lanzamiento en san antonio texas, pero también recibió la sorpresa de aparecer de receptor su propio padre. >>> la niña se retiraba cuando el anunciador le preguntó si conocía al receptor, su padre se quitó la careta y vino el abrazo, heily dijo que estaba muy feliz de ver y abrazar a su pdre. >>> la cara de la nena no tiene precio. >>> divina. >>> mira la sorpresa. >>> qué emoción >>> que linda. >>> que tengan una cara similar mañana al despertar. >>> muy buenas noches. >>> hasta pronto :( :) (♪ ♪) >> imagÍnate que descubriera todo lo que hago. y no te he contado, ya tuve reuniones con empresarios muy, muy importantes para asociarnos. lo Único que estÁ en duda es que vi a fernanda peÑaloza se pela, se nos muere, se nos va. ojalÁ que sea hoy. >> ojalÁ. >> ¿te parece esta una razÓn suficiente, vicente? >> ganc

cuando se verÁ si la escasez trae consigo un enfrentamiento entre dos discÍpulos del fallecido hugo chÁveza llegar al destino final lo que no se estarÍa atacando. >>> en zulia, venezuela, univisiÓn. >>> el presidente de la asamblea nacional de venezuela se reuniÓ por separado con mi del castro y su hermano menor raÚl castro durante un viaje oficial a cuba, realizÓ la visita despuÉs de verse e involucrado en un escÁndalo de una supuesta escucha telefÓnica entre un agente cubana en esa conversaciÓn se hablaba de cabello como ampliar las estrechas relaciones entre ambos paÍses. >>> tendrÁ que seguir en prisiÓn el operador de una grÚa supuestamente vinculada con un edificio en philadelphia en donde murieron 6 personas. >>> fue rÉcord da hoy dÍa en la iglesia de la ciudad con motiva de una fecha especial >>> vamos a repasar los resultados y las mejores jugadas deportivas de la jornada. >>> un juez negÓ la fainianza a operador de la grÚa por un desplome en philadelphia, en donde 13 resultaron heridas un anÁlisis de sangre, un par de horas despuÉs del accidente mostrÓ rastros de marihuana y medic

corto plazo, pero en algÚn momento, esa medida a tomar no me cabe la menor duda la venezuela de hugo chÁvezexportar mÁs que petrÓleo, todo un reto para un gobierno con legitimidad cuestionada. en caracas venezuela, angÉlica gonzÁlez univisiÓn. >>> pasamos con ilia calderÓn tiene adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna ¿que estÁn siguiendo, ilia?. >>> la cÁmara de representantes una entienda que los pondrÍa en mri grao de deportaciÓn y el alguacil joe arpaio suspende sus operativos en asuntos de inmigraciÓn un juez federal fallara que el funcionario se deja llevar por el perfil racial. - formularon 329 cargos y asesinato violaciÓn a ariel castro, el hispano de secuestrar a 3 mujeres por mÁs de 10 aÑos en cleveland ohio trabajamos marÍa elena en estas y otras historias. >>> imperdible en la ediciÓn nocturna chltd >>> mÁs te vale. >>> >>> el presidente obama viajÓ a la costa oeste para reunirse con el presidente chino en el sur de california antes estuvo en el norte del estado, para hablar de la reforma de salud. luis mejid nos dice quÉ mensaje tiene la casa blanca para los hispanos. >>> la reforma de

four years ago with the summit of the americas hugo chavez was handed a copy of that book by barack obama. [applause] rodis that he has slipped into journalism as a teenager the rest of his life was not very easy. after the 73 military coup he was arrested for his radical views and imprisoned and he broke free and fled to argentina were three years later he had to flee again. contrarious brigadier installed a machine that became known for the secret camps, kidnappings and torture. when eduardo galeano name appeared on the death squads last he escapes from one is there is and settled in spain where he wrote his works and erasing the original narrative of the 500 years of history. surviving long cancer a few years ago it freed him he said to him play a larger canvas in years he reflects on 5,000 years of human experience and to do with the big heart and dick keene and incisive sense of perspective the theme throughout the wrong mankind has injured the abiding human spirit that refuses to die in by now his work has been translated into 30 languages and a moral force around the world and the

some say he is seizing the moment left behind by the anti- american venezuelan president, hugo chavez. but it is a tough sell for him because he has tried to silence ecuadorian voices in the media. in 2010, the president brought a libel case for holding him responsible for ordering a deadly crackdown of a police demonstration. the editors were sentenced to three years in prison. he won damages of over $14 million. the government recently passed a bill which human rights acts call an assault on free speech. in addition to making it illegal to hang people on the dry, it makes it a crime to undermine the security of the state, the very thing that whistleblowers like assange and so note in -- and snowden are accused of doing. >> he was banned from public office for life. >> date said the billionaire paid for sex with an underage nightclub dancer in 2010. they found him guilty of abuse in office. he is appealing the verdict. the case could affect the stability of italy's government coalition which he is a member of. >> we can go straight over to rome. tell us more about the case and why be

four years ago at the summit of the americas hugo chavez handed a copy of that book to barack obama. [cheers and applause] right. for all these with which eduardo galeano slipped into journalism, the rest of his writing life wasn't very easy. after the 1973 coup, he was arrested for his radical views and imprisoned. he broke free and fled to argentina where three years later he had to flee again. and the tories brigadier who had deposed and stalled a regime that became known or its secret camps, kidnappings and torture. when eduardo galeano's name appeared on argentine death squad is the escape and settled in spain where he wrote his three volume masterworks of america's five and years of history, "memory of fire." surviving lung cancer a few years ago, freedom, he says, to employ an even larger canvas. in mayors published in 2009 he reflects on 5000 years of human experience. and he manages to do it all with a big heart and 18 incisive sense of perspective. is theme throughout the wrong mankind has endured since time immemorial and the human spirit that refuses to die. by now, eduar

some say he is seizing the moment left behind by the anti- american venezuelan president, hugo chavez. but it is a tough sell for him because he has tried to silence ecuadorian voices in the media. in 2010, the president brought a libel case for holding him responsible for ordering a deadly crackdown of a police demonstration. the editors were sentenced to three years in prison. he won damages of over $14 million. the government recently passed a bill which human rights acts call an assault on free speech. in addition to making it illegal to hang people on the dry, it makes it a crime to undermine the security of the state, the very thing that whistleblowers like assange and so note in -- and snowden are accused of doing. >> he was banned from public office for life. >> date said the billionaire paid for sex with an underage nightclub dancer in 2010. they found him guilty of abuse in office. he is appealing the verdict. the case could affect the stability of italy's government coalition which he is a member of. >> we can go straight over to rome. tell us more about the case and why be

controversially hugging hugo chavez's mom.rs at home were not happy about that hugging. the last time ahmadinejad was re-elected there were giant protests for months. a widespread belief that the only way ahmadinejad got re-elected was by rigging that vote. but rigged or not, ahmadinejad stayed president. he has been infuriating the west as iran's president for the past eight years. but this week we get a new one. iran holds elections to pick a new president at the end of this week. and yes, everything having to do with iran is very geostrategically important and very serious and it matters who they pick. but honestly, the sheer politics of this election they're having are amaze balls. the debates, three so far, that itself is not weird. obama and romney had three debates too. but every one of the iranian debates has lasted more than four hours. and it was at one of these four-hour marathon debates in the second half toward the end of the four hours, when the moderator decided to change things up a little bit. we're going to t

. >> el Último canto de hugo chÁvez se convirtiÓ en mandato para su sucesor, defender la patria pareces creen que todo y todos lo plantean con dilemas sorprendentes como este. >> si tenemos patria bolivariana revolucionaria socialista. >> ustedes quieren patria. >> sÍ!!. >>.... >> minimizar la importancia a la soluciÓn de los problemas cotidianos de la poblaciÓn intenta decirle que eres un superficial porque pretendes que te resuelvan el problema de la leche o el papel toilette y no la patria. >> ser patriota al parecer implica ser cualquier cosa queÓo demostrado con voluptuosas mujeres desnudas que llevaron el uniforme de bolÍvar una patria distinta pero igual de amenazada segÚn el presidente. >> o lo hacemos hoy y lo hacemos nosotros o la corrupciÓn se va tragar la patria. >> para el lÍder opositor enrique capriles hace rato que la corrupciÓn devora el paÍs. >> aquÍ metieran a fondo a la corrupciÓn se quedan sin gobierno. >> expertos creen que el debate ser otro como tener una economÍa confinada al meshlgd negro para conseguir cualquier cosa desde vehÍculo hasta comida. >> en opiniÓn

. >> as a successor of late president hugo chavez, maduro has also inherited the consequences of chavez's economic policies. for years, chavez to make it -- neglected the manufacture -- the agricultural sector. but his restrictions on foreign currency make imports difficult, and vendors must often stick to fixed low prices set by the state, meaning businesses have a hard time covering their own costs. financial experts say this system cannot go on. >> what we're seeing now is the collapse of a model that was not sustainable over time. it was focused on consumption and not on production. venezuela is going to have to steer away from this model of consuming cheap imported products and move toward a model that is focused on production. >> until that happens, it looks like the search for groceries is not going to get any easier. >> for more on the story, we talked to a professor of political science who focuses on latin america. i asked him what president maduro will do to help ease the shortage is in his country. >> he will do what a lot of venezuelan presidents did. he will import the goods

scholars' case because you're not saying socialism as such is a word because obviously under venezuela hugo chavez big supporter there that's a socialist model so you've got some had how do you fine tune it yeah i mean socialism as a concept is not a busted flush but it can only work where you have a critical mass of population resources and the ability to actually act independently scotland has none of these three things we would not be acting independently because we'd still be tied to the english currency if the english agreed and they would only agree if we signed over any. independent tools of changing the economy let me jump in because. as a tactician you're saying this is not necessarily a great idea and less roll of the fence to ear or ear an m.p. for the respect party in the house of commons and obviously the respect party wants to increase its influence and you want to bring in other m.p.'s out of the respect party when you look you mentioned nigel frost for a second here's a guy who was really on the outline force ukip started on the french and they've really made their way into mainstr

countries like the united states somewhat similar to the role played by the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. at the same time there are also divisions within ecuador over the issue namely between the leftists who have so sort of embraced snowden as an anti-imperialist symbol and others in the in the government who don't want to pull him out ignore economic repercussions it should also be said while generally appearing to support snowden the government has not yet given him asylum indicating that this could be a tedious and long process and of course as we've reported earlier several officials had said that in order for snowden to apply he would physically have to do so on ecuadorian soil that could be in ecuador at an it or at an embassy will several big problems with that snowden's american passport of course as we all know has been revoked so there's no way for him to physically leave the transit area where he's currently stopped at in the russian airport he could theoretically perhaps get certain documents from ecuadorian officials or from russian officials that would allow him to get ou

after hurricane katrina, hugo chavez offered all this aid to the people of your lens.hat petty despot's will tend to do a times to try tab make themselves look more important among their own populations which in ecuador there is a terrific story which ironically show the ecuadorian government purchasing israeli equipment to monitor cell phone traffic inside their country. everybody kind of does it, but the u.s. got caught. lori: the underlying question is in regard to the danger of all of this information, the national securrty of these leaks . glenn greenwald told you -- and i'm curious. before i get to this, i want to know why. is it because he is not part of the story? >> well, he is definitely part of the story. i will look a gift horse in the mouth. -hat story did pretty well for us. thank you for the interview. lori: fair point. basically he tells you that snowdon shared encoded copies of these documents he took with people all over the world and if something should happen to him he will make sure that information is being released. they're is a significant dange

countries like the united states somewhat similar to the role played by the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. at the same time there are also divisions within ecuador over the issue namely between the left just sort of embraced snowden as an anti-imperialist symbol and others in the in the government who don't want diplomatic or economic repercussions it should also be said while generally appearing to support snowden the government has not yet given him asylum indicating that this could be a tedious and long process and of course as we've reported earlier several officials had said that in order for snowden to apply he would physically have to do so on ecuadorian soil that could be in ecuador at an it or at an embassy it will several big problems with that snowden's american passport of course as we all know has been revoked so there's no way for him to physically leave the transit area where he's currently stuck at in the russian airport he could theoretically perhaps get certain documents from ecuadorian officials or from russian officials that would allow him to get out of that area but

you have to go back to the former president of cuba, fidel castro, the leader of venezuela, hugo chavez. they had a vastly different view of the world of the united states of political power and acted to encounter the power. rafael -- they continued with the efforts. these are country that is look at u.s. power differently. they are all too happy to embarrass the united states and learn intelligence in the process. >> looking to make a statement. in havana, in the next 12 to 14 hours, mr. snowden may be landing. >> to south africa now in the health of nelson mandela. the former african president took a turn for the worse. his condition has been downgraded from serious to critical. robin is there for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you can see, there's tight security outside nelson mandela's hospital with new that is he is now in a critical condition. the president coming out late sunday saying doctors are doing everything they can for him and he's in good hands. his family telling me he's still fighting. ♪ >> reporter: on a cold winter's night, they came to sing for nels

the president was elected in april after the death of hugo chavez.elations between columbia and venezuela has been strained. that's when chavez threatened to cut ties because columbia was too friendly with the united states. >>> three chinese astronaut s blasted off into space. they're off to resupply a test lab. it's all part of china's efforts to ramp up its space program. >> reporter: countdown to liftoff. china's longest space mission yet, 15 days. it's not carrying not just three astronauts but the hopes of a nation that they can push ahead in the race to space. a few hours earlier china's president came to visit the two men and one woman who make up china's fifth ever manned space mission telling them they with realize china's space dream. then a fair well for the astronauts which like the launch was broadcast live by state tv. an effort to build popular support for this costly program. during their journey the astronauts will give lessons to school children back home. china is racing to catch up with europe and the united states in space devel

analysts say president rafael may be trying to take over for hugo chavez as america's top critic in latin. president correa went to school here in the united states and his father did time as an american prisoner for smuggling cocaine. the white house says the u.s. is in touch with ecuador and other countries where snowden just may be headed. ed henry is live at the white house on the top story at the bottom of the hour. tough talk for china as well, ed. >> that's right, shep. tonight, white house officials are telling us they first started talking to hong kong's government on june 10th about arresting snowden. they got acknowledgment of that request on june 17th. then this past friday hong kong authorities asked for more evidence and the u.s. was responding to that request when all of a sudden hong kong let snowden go. the white house believes that china is really behind all of this. take a listen to jay carney. >> we are just not buying that this was a technical decision why a hong kong immigration official. this was a dip brat choice by the government to release a fugitive despite a va

think we've seen the end of what will happen with a man who wants to steal the former spotlight of hugo chavezn a country called ecuador especially when you have a treaty up in july and he'll lose half of his money. >> congratulations. thank you. coming up next right here on hannity tonight -- >> i beg you, my children, my team, my fans, my partners, i beg for your forgiveness. >> tv show paula deen is fired after admitting she used a racial sure. many of her fans are outraged. you get to pick the video of the day at hannity live or on twitter at sean hannity. as a matter of fact it's time to take a sneak at option number three. do you think this is the video of the day? ♪ everybody dance now ♪ everybody dance now ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you hav

they are united by hugo chavez.e's dead, he's been replaced by maduro, still socialist country, complicated relations with the united states. a tendency to want to stick it to the u.s.. so it could be those countries. >> which is an interesting choice. dana, i want to bring you in. we heard from julian assange that he wanted to go to an open democracy somewhere and i'm not sure that's where i would head if i were looking for a press friendly open democracy. the congressional reaction, i heard some of it this morning from senator schumer who was furious with the russians, senator rand paul with a slightly different view. >> absolutely outrage. the fact that one of the top ranking democrats went after putin the way he did saying he's aid and abetting a fugitive, somebody who broke the law, is pretty strong. we just got a new statement from a republican from southern florida, a could yuban american here's what she said. i'm concerned that castro or maduro can use the nsa leaker as a bargaining chip to get more concessi

some liken him to hugo chavez. he attended university of illinois and was just reelected in february, after putting massive social programs into play in this country. critics say he weakened democracy there by aggressively expanding his powers. a massive crowd of reporters on hand at the airport earlier in moscow where edward snowden arrived this morning from hong kong. again, as far as we know, that's where he still is, in russia. joining us by phone from moscow, kevin oh flynn. what are people saying there? >> reporter: well, there are hundreds of journalists that went to the airports, i was there as well. in russia, they're reluctant to help the u.s., russian mp suggested that he would be given asylum in russia and other russian officials have been saying they're not going to help the u.s. in this case and they're even offering, saying the russian government should go in there, speak to snowden and offer him asylum. >> i'm curious, kevin, if you could fill something in for me. how knowledgeable are people about

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but this president of ecuador has now sort of filled the vacuum that hugo chavez left when he died and, come on in, not explicitly, but giving these hints to come on n edward snowden. they gave assange snowden in their british embassy in london. it's fascinating to me they've come in this. lastly, russia, china, ecuador, cuba. what do all these countries have in common where snowden is hanging out? they repress the media. it's fascinating that we have all these questions about leakers and sources and this guy snowden, who started that conversation, he's finding safe havens in these countries that explicitly try and taper down their media. >> also, countries that hate america. >> there's a process for this. you leak, you whistle blow, you go to jail. he seems to want to completely exempt himself from that second part of the process. so where in the world is edward snowden? not really sure. we'll have to check in. we'll let you know after the break. >>> so there is much more to get to in the news cycle this monday. former south african president nelson mandela is now in critical conditio

>>hugo chávez que estas en los cielos, así comienza la primera serie de una entrega animada que revela ahora si. así debe ir al trabajo. mire que bella. colores de temporada, son importante, siempre recordando que estas en el trabajo. ella tiene un escote delicado, pantalones suaves, sueltos, no muy apretados, que combinen los colores, maquillaje suave, para que tu jefe no te diga, esta es la que vino con el lipstick rojo como hizo karla la semana pasada. >>no, pero es que mi trabajo es otra cosa. las mujeres pueden ponerse un jeans, no con tanto agujero, pero si un blazer. >>bueno, los jeans si va a trabajar no los utilicen, no es apropiado para el trabajo >>muy bien, y los hombres cuales errores cometen. >>tras la lupa, ellos no conocen mucho de moda, en el caso de short, no se deben utilizar, ni siquiera pescadores, ni zapatos tenis, no,camisas demasiado apretadas, ni como si fueras a pescar, no señor, no se puede, pierde la nocion de que estas en el trabajo, tampoco los pantalones mezclilla muy apretado. y es viernes casual, te toca afeitarte. >>pero eso es lo que no debe hacer. ah

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hugo chavez does that. barack obama did that. he legislated by press conference. and now we have more lawlessness coming to undermine the rule of law, grant amnesty to 11 million people that if history shows us right will be 33 million people, if you score that dynamically, take 6 ppt 3 trillion times three and get better into the zone of what this could cost this -- this house is going to oppose amnesty, defend the rule of law, it's fwoning to protect the dignity of every human person, god's gift to this planet. but this country is also god's gift to this planet and i urge, mr. speaker, all of those that are listening to this discussion we're having, and my threes on both sides of the aisle, let's stake with our oath of office. let's stick with our oath to uphold the constitution. let's defend the rule of law. let's have a smart legal immigration policy that rewards people that follow the law and can come here and contribute to this country. we cannot be the lifeboat for all of the poverty in the world, but we can be the inspiration for all of god's creatures on