thanks, hugo chavez for showing us the poor matter and wealth can be shared. he made massive contributions to venezuela in a very wide world. hugo chavez ran the one trims economy into the ground. the government is running out of food. heck of a job, hugo. the "new york times" journalist wrote this when anthony scaramucci was tapped to be the white house chief. days before the 2012 election the democrats tweeted this, romney who calls russia our number one geopolitical foe doesn't seem to realize it's the 21st century. last time i checked, democrats are not too happy with russia. this is what joy reid said, trump takes the republican party to new lows. it's perfectly okay to seek campaign oppo from a foreign adversary. isn't that what hillary clinton did? here is donald trump in 2012 before he became president tweeting. electoral college is a disaster for a democracy. here is president trump after he won said -- president trump: the amazing thing about the electoral college is you stop in all these states. that's what our founders had in mind, and that's what

>> hugo chavez happened to venezuela.you can get a bad leader who doesn't get checked by those around him with considerable wealth and the oil curse israel and what i was secretary of state and price of oil was 147 a barrel and then hugo chavez tried to buy the police step-by-step destroyed all of the really important institutions of the opposition and he was succeeded by someone who was chavez without charm and he without his street words and the door has taken the country down. i hope that this is one for the organization of american states, latin american states they need to be all over him because it is sad to see a middle income country where people can find food and get my medicine. >> we had an african-american president we've ever had a female president and never had an african-american pima president and have you ever desperate. >> right. >> have you ever thought -- [cheering and applause] >> thank you very much but no. [laughter] you have tothry know your dna. i was on the campaign trail with george w. bush and

of this included benito mussolini, adolf hitler, josejoseph stalin, fidel castrod more recently, hugo chavez. few people remember it today, but the original lyrics from cole porter's immensely popular 1931934 musical anything goes originally read, you are the talk, you are mussolini, you are the talk you are mr. sweeney. today it is you are at the talk and the drama and the whistlers mama. few people today openly praise hitler or mussolini. it isn't uncommon to see men and women in our nations capital wearing che guevara t-shirts and the american entertainers like michael moore and intellectuals like norm chomsky praised the castro brothers and hugo chavez. paul hollander spent decades trying to understand why people are attracted to authoritarianism and totalitarianism and why they persist in doing so even today after a century of incredible bloodshed perpetrated by government against their own people. paul hollander was born in 1932 in hungary and fled to the west when the hungarian revolution of 1956 was put down by the soviet forces. he's a well-known american political sociologist, comm

right you know as you know when i hugo chavez was still alive and kicking you know he struck a deal with fidel castro a sweetheart deal to provide all to cuba somewhere in the area of at least one hundred thousand barrels a day to the island because island consumes at least one hundred thirty thousand barrels a day so during the so-called wonder years of relations between as well in cuba it was doing that but obviously because of the recent crisis political crisis in caracas venezuela currently supplies a fraction of that somewhere in the area of you know fifty to fifty five thousand barrels a day of oil so cuba has to make up for a shortcoming and so it's had to turn to its old friends such as russia to fill in the gap obviously cuba's aim is still to be energy independent which is why is still looking for a future oil drilling partners to make itself energy efficient a future you know once that does happen obviously it's going to be a huge change in relations between cuba venezuela cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela's head out for the us not happy

end i might not be saying of right but are developing a brothers sisters used to say this with hugo chavezans one right, one folder i want us to do this because i want is for member that when they come after one of us, they're coming after all of us and this is how it starts. thank you all so much. [applause] >> all right. i did with us because we're coming up on time. who would've thought that happened? help me welcome up marissa alexander. [applause] this is about taking action. >> good afternoon, everybody. you may know me from jacksonville, florida. so instead of being a prison serving 20 years day for day on a minimum mandatory sentence, i'm here with you all in washington, d.c.,. [applause] and i just want to thank all the people that organize to get me here. so now i'm starting my own nonprofit justice project to be part of this effort and this movement. [applause] so as i think about it i did three years in prison, two years on house arrest before i was able to complete my sins. in that entire time i thought about all that was going on, and i could see it from the inside. so now th

you can get a really bad leader who doesn't get checked vitalsec ran up -- hugo chavez -- with considerable more wealth. the oil curse is real.th when i was secretar secretary o, the price of oil went to $147 a barrel. it empowers people like shop as to try to buy elections. he single-handedly step-by-step destroyed all of the really important institutions of the opposition. he was succeeded by somebody who will, shabbos was out charmed and he was without streetsmarts and madero has taken the country down. i hope that this is one for the organization of american states, the latin american states need to be all over maduro to do. something because it's sad too see a middle income country whose people can't find food and to get on medicine. >> with an african-american president but we've never had a female president, never had an african-american female president right. female [laughing] >> have you ever thought --laus] [applause] >> welcome thank you very much but no. [laughing] you have to know your dna. you have to know your dna, and i was on the campaign to with george w. bush. i'll never

has decided in one thousand nine hundred on when they elected hugo chavez. to go a different way to take an independent core course in latin america as noam chomsky pointed out when you go chavez died hugo chavez liberated latin america from five hundred years of domination by spain and then by the united states that is what really irks both the u.s. government in the mainstream press which has become nothing but a mouthpiece for the u.s. government and that's really what all this is about is stated earlier and in your article title what i've been it's way low level that the u.s. congress asked the u.s. state department to draw up plans for a military attack against venice away why can you elaborate on that. yes well trump has threatened a military. attack against venezuela and again now that the u.s. congress is charming in asking the defense department to draw up plans for a possible invasion this is quite frightening but you know what happen is that certainly in terms of the elections on sunday that those sorts of threats backfired the reason that the gov

el presidente de la compaÑÍa brasilera odebrecht afirma que entregÓ 35.000.000 $ al sucesor de hugo chÁveze comparten con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital". cÓmo estÁs, javi? javier: satcha, buenos dÍas para ti y para todos en "despierta amÉrica". presidentes de san francisco y otras ciudades de california estÁn en alerta, ante la peligrosa contaminaciÓn del aire por los incendios. usuarios de redes sociales ha compartido fotografÍas que muestranuna de estas mÁscaras protectoras, completamente agotadas en tiendas. vamos a ampliar la informaciÓn a las 12:00 p.m.. llueven las crÍticas en internet por la venta de un disfraz del muro fronterizo. muchos lo tildan de insensible por parte de las polÍticas del gobierno del presidente trump. esto y mucho mÁs en la "ediciÓn digital". junto con carolina sarassa comenzamos a las 12:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m, centro. feliz fin de semana, vuelvo contigo. satcha: allÍ estaremos a las 12:00 p.m./11:00 a.m. centro. vÁmonos ahora con lo siguiente. ♪ karla: ollita para la baba! franco, tan bonito. por quÉ tanta ropa, mijo?! franco: para la prÓxima. karla: hay que dis