i vote almost every chance i can. i did 10 years and afghanistan and i was not always able to get my absentee ballot time but otherin than that i almost always vote. is peopleam i to say realize that the reason we build the first tuesday in november is so that the farmers can get their crops in at the end of the summer. voting on the weekends is a sin. i would like to see election date moved to april 15 to help focus the mind on the election. in 1900father was born worried -- 1900. he thought that roosevelt hung the moon. outside voting was very important. host: change the election day is a reason for wide is the first tuesday in november. >> your historical details are excellent. why we have done elections when we have. , there was just a letter in the washington post this week proposing that academics have proposed and started a group. move to makeoup to election day holiday. -- election is on a weekend or a holiday or people have off of work. if we want higher turnout, making it easier, can make a difference. host:

i. almost all out of the. book about said about it on that. note get in. i thought i was. taught that the. you know it was. you know. there was somebody out or moodle you know who. i thought motivated to leo's i. believe it also you know. what i'm getting. is right on the border with a movement of people is at the peak shopping center as prosperous thanks to mexicans buying goods. in fax laredo and radio one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. at dusk the brownsville border post his filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. i. think about how much of the. common ground. i. was not. going to. look to see. the headlines at this hour an international clashes erupted between police and protesters in paris as thousands gathered to express their anger over president social reform. in the u.s. city of portland is hit by turmoil as self-styled anti-fascist activists to block traffic and attac

i just got a massive buzz almost. assure you that stuff's not going to come because all is done lost and old and yes not. good but these are volume which in the number of images will cause almost nothing. and up until now that old. video you know you can see it's a dollar a year. we did all those years can use them abortion even if it is right in the region it's a sure is nice to us because. the stupid user was. in the business it doesn't. no you don't accept the sort of the oldest was ready to be a little bit. late . and i almost thought i would love me. while i'm somebody how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust out of the. love of. your. boss which would mean you must be just thinking of the news but i'm a dick to the city that's been in the muslims all these clear when the. if you ask the sonic playing to this idea of the u.s. dollar reserve currency empire they've built over a post world war two hero for everyone gets into debt to the ameri

she did not mention her brexit deal by name and i almost felt as if she was saying to her mps that you need to back me on this and that you need to back me on this and that we will look at austerity. celek it was a little bit threatening that there's this huge hurdle to get over first before we can move onto the next stage. do you think she is genuine when she says she is going to and austerity? because there were announcements on things like the nhs and was the purse strings of local authorities so purse strings of local authorities so they can build more houses. purse strings of local authorities so they can build more housesm was quite light on policy. policy that has been in place for eight years. and the big take away as you can see from the front page is that austerity pledge. and jeremy corbyn has said that. last year he was a will and austerity imposed public spending and you see how well that we nt spending and you see how well that went down with the public and how close they came to actually winning the general election. is this the tories trying to sell a big vision to the

i. almost all out of the. book about said about the. no kid in the. i thought i was going to do. but. you know was there. was somebody out or moodle you know. who you know. what it. is right on the border where the movement of people is at the peak. centers prosperous thanks to mexican goods. in fact laredo and no. one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. from one. hundred. at dusk to brownsville. opposed to filled with young people who study in the united states live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheap despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. it's. been. good to. me know i mean because i think. that is what. when the whole make this manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. to ignore middle of the room six. million real new. world. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be no and the death penalty just because i think that'

and i almost thought i could not meet. one of them somebody doesn't know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust out of the. love of. both which would mean you must be just thinking of that in the at you but i'm at the going to sit with your middle class and in the muslims well he's going to win the. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. the most. sympathetic they want to. throw not one. but as many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person as band. pussy to point out i am at my son i guess i'm in a lot of class and. they have to watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the. movie. supposed. to be about to be. a fifth. of. the push to put impulse response both of you out to the pub to the bulk of the. this is critical. to the need to actually physically pulled it out of the gr

i almost can't say it.ecause people in this country they buy political candidates like they buy laundry soap. you don't know anything about trump. in new york, trump is not a punchline. trump is not a -- he's nothing in the real estate community that he's made in fortune in, in manhattan he has no friends. nobody knew him. he went on a tv show for many years and convinced middle america that he was this craft businessman who achieved all these things. but the truth is his father handed him a half of a billion dollars of real estate he turned into his own real estate empire. trumpal is someone who mystifies me, because he's pulled the wool over the eyes of all his supporters. he is nothing that they believe him to be. and i thought it would be my great pleasure to be in the process of exposing that, but hopefully the candidate will do that for me. >> they talked about the women and men who came forward because of the kavanaugh hearing and saying that should be an inspiration for others to raise their voices,

i. almost all out of the. book about said about it that on that. note get in. both the debate article. i thought i didn't know what i. thought that the. you know was there. there was somebody out or moodle you know. who you know. what it. is right on the border with a movement of people is at the peak shopping centers prosperous thanks to mexicans buying goods. in fact laredo and. one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. for her from one. hundred. at dusk the brownsville border post his filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheaper despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. complete with all of them. defending people on radio i just get the broken nose i think and think i mean does he know what i mean because i think. that is what. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it me to the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every n

i. almost had a growth. in the words he. need come in. but i'm in no. better of. europe and they don't want to buy. so long to america. i don't. see a. lot. his name is also man well and he to escape from honduras from a sense of impunity in a violent gang from poverty from anything that makes a twenty year old kid take the most dangerous trip of his life alone with a baby. getting. laid it. on the. i want people to do. nothing but. this is going to. saudia was fed up with being attacked by a children's father and she feared for her oldest boy's life. by you know coming out of. the gangs of el salvador treat a child's life as a military with only two options refused to let your son julian and they kill him or agree and all you can do is wait for his funeral. going up a little bit but i don't see those things everybody now goes on as i'm about to make up only to be asked. and we will soon begin the construction of a great great wall was our southern border. there's a lot the eyebrows we'll and the house and i guess that means. you got before your microphone but if y

governor yes who stores to look at them as honest as his palace is the idea i looked at a low this is those needles the almost like yes i was and did i know the yep innocent and idea is the mystical and often that i didn't feel wholly persona's he committed this criminal second to cool a good deal now the old dog loosened and or known me younger personas galatea it was the interview they could have been a square less set and i mean some communities it's a whole material system of the men in those mean theon me on this there at this idea yourself under this ideal. i don't mean it's like they're not that i'm a get it they feed you i mean they set out to win a moto when our young get that i mean it's all those mean you know we're going to fight on set but out of the few there aren't there are thousand of those democratic . i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars more in tempe each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you loans to the ultra rich eight point six percent market soft thirty percent minus minus two ye

and i almost thought i would love me. one of them somebody doesn't know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust out of the. love of. your. post which would mean you must be just thinking of the new but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims all these clear when the. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy people in from day shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only place really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. so how long after you got home could you even start saying yeah i was i was i'm a veteran and i fought in vietnam. and i would see. up until a couple years ago. probably in the last ten years. since they've been coming out with veterans. and recognizing them back so it's kind of it's a good thing yeah it is now. can you look back on that and say. you know. with all of what was reported in

his whole thing is, yeah, but when i was drunk and driving and i almost killed a bunch of team i stayed right there when the cops pulled me over. that's better. why is that? why is kavanaugh lazy thing disqualifying his alleged thing, and beto's undisputed thing not. it's a free country. you can make the -- you can have the opinion, if kavanaugh did that i don't want him on the supreme court. you can agree with that or not. what you can't disagree with honestly is that there are two systems here. keith ellis, did you hear that? believe all the women except that lying republican pitch. bitch. cory booker. new jersey's coming up strong in the idiot senators race. i mean, it just goes on and on. it almost seems like there aren't any rules at all. that rules are just a scam designed to jam us up, a weapon to use against us, a bludgeon to beat us senseless. so you wonder, what about the rule of law? that is kind of the basis of the whole constitution, the by a of the government. everybody is equal in front of the law and we all play but the same rules, equal protection, due process, all that

and i almost thought i could love me. while i'm somebody that how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust the tibetans are. sad. just because of that into you but i'm a thief in the city that's been in the muslims all these clear when the. i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered are the boss powerful of the vatican this is the c. nine right it's an advisory board and here miller trifecta of the congregation of the doctrine and the face among these ten cardinals four are accused of having covered up pedophile try as you know that of course. what you think of it i have no no particular knowledge about any of them. i just said to me that you knew it i know that there are allegations i don't know what what is the background of these cases i am not the investigator if you want me to be more precise i'm sure ok george bell so he's here in australia a few months ago in front of the australian royal commission on se

when i was almost upon him he had seen me when i was almost upon him he had seen me coming and turns part of a so—called county lines operation. eurostar rail services could be suspended if there is a no—deal brexit — according to government papers. meanwhile downing street rules out accepting a brexit deal that would leave the uk permanently part of a customs union with the eu,

and i almost thought i would love me. one of them somebody you know how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting with vertica. mistrust out of. love a kind of sad but it. was. also to me you must be just like you know that into you but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims well he's going to win the. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront let it be an arms race in this offense very dramatic development only closely and going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. unfortunately the united nations security council in his approach to yemen is going into this into the speech of envoys that affords as many months or two months and then that is into tubes when weeks of their own i mean that imminent to be presented to the security council would make statements which are always ready to.

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i give them. as a maid in that's why it's such a. shame that stay out what she in that. will put him in the. but it. almostshould never have had no problem in the trench and there would still not . jaded picture those abandoned the notion i will get of validation of at me idea on what you were trying at least to reflect. on the person who were our mom when. we get the right that you did. that are good and not in they are taking us from no better ancient. starlet unmik to go stay out of the cab and get the injunction against it at the old sit in with him till you've looked at the machine at the name and we'll figure supply won't actually be up to the wind and yet it's a very generous it's still going on there it could have been it's. not little monetarily it's good stuff from brad retiring whether the naturally it will last and at least you mightn't the moral right to command that i'm with you. but i had to get to know in the. town just south of us bill signature less the fashion it needs in mind it just by doing the rats you look the democrats it's much to look at that still be not enough to form their fit

i almost thought i. knew. a lot of them had them done while i was somebody i know. and this is just not a. lot of political in the saddle. moved out of the lives of the local whom he was. living with. this is what palestinians see as theirs technically they only have gaza and. parts of the west bank what israelis refer to as judeo in some area palestine has never been independent the land has changed hands and names several times throughout history it was once called the kingdom of israel for example as well as palestrina but fast forward to nine hundred seventeen the brits are in charge and in one nine hundred forty seven the un decides to divide the british mandate for palestine and create two new states and independence home for palestinians and a safe haven for millions of genes scattered all over the world after centuries of persecution arabs were furious they were the majority of the time and felt that they were losing now to scientism a movement seeking to reestablish the biblical israel. palestinian streets used to give up but as for hold on to its independe

i mean it's very nice to. see family. you know. he. he. this temple of history of almost eight hundred years you know you know homeowners home saying you know my dad at the temple. me being the first son in a traditional japanese family. i will have to take over and become the twenty fourth generation of the temple. oh now. i just became like eleven or twelve years old my parents asked me to help out the temple with fake monkey services where was i i was i was from other services go there was a house on the day this one had passed away. oh you don't know shit you must be good. you know. i did this ceremony known as we took it all would follow the footsteps of our founder go to his temple go to location the work he prayed you receive a certificate for being accepted as a monk come on come on. come on. keep i'm not sure i need you more something's going to. say. this oh he. might just get pretty had that. sort of you know you know so that's all and he would you tell me. do you and i should do less you know i do. more shocking if i. did but i'm always usually not i don't kno

when i was almost upon him, he'd seen me coming and he turned to face me, knives up, and i had to veer away to the side. the inquests have today concluded that the attacker khalid masood was lawfully killed by the police. also tonight... a special report on the fight against the influx of drugs from the cities into small towns around the uk. the government says eurostar might be suspended and the electricity supply to northern ireland disrupted if we leave the eu without a deal. and, sealed with a kiss, princess eugenie marries jack brooksbank at winsdor. celebrities and family guests alike battle the wind as they arrive at the chapel. and coming up on bbc news — england are in croatia for their latest nations league match. what can gareth southgate‘s newest call—ups produce? the match itself is taking place behind closed doors. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. an inquest has found that the westminster attacker khalid masood was lawfully killed after murdering four pedestrians and a police officer in march last year. the metropolitan police have again apologised for not

and i almost thought i could love me. one of them so many know how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting with vertica. and mistrust the tibetans are. going to. be just like you know that in you but i'm a dick in the city that's been in the muslims all these clear when the. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth if you want to be old for rich the point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise minus two years some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and this morning rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a our industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need remember it was the one to show you can afford to miss the one and only boom but. i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered the last poll f

i almost thought i could love me it. had been my watch but i'm somebody that doesn't know it's a mess you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting little birds here get. out of. bed. just thinking of that is what i meant because that's. when they. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. join the monastery as a very idealistic twenty year old and thought i was going to be a monk a priest and unfortunately it didn't work out that way because so many sex abuse cases came forward then i ended up actually being ordained early to go work on and follow sex abusers who were being withdrawn and at that point at the age of thirty two i had to make a moral decision am i going to support this institution you know in my part of this or do i have to find a different path and that's when i chose to take a different path and to help survivors. since then patrick was become a whistle blower an expert called

i almost wonder where all that energy came from. the energy that lights up the luxury so. there was will leave the his whole bar is were. heard is the little girl's grave. all. your daddy plays doll away where you never could live with. all they don't go to them on. madre would. come true. oh oh daddy dear daddy please don't go away. with. the. lid down south down there where they. claim to know all. he was gone for. now no. he. didn't steal them we used the phone and. with this manufactured incentive still public will. when the remain close to some project. with the crime and. listen to the woman. who ignore middle of the room signals. the real news is. be global economy's been dead since two thousand and eight and through the transfusion of a lot of money has been animated and kept alive it looks like something was going on there but now those transfusions of cash are ending because interest rates are going to start ticking up so now the rotten stinking corpse of the global economy is going to start smelling really bad people are going to start bailing out of stocks tech

i almost thought i would love me. while i'm somebody how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust the tibetans are. going to. be just like you know that into you but i'm a dick in the city that's been in the muslims all these to deal with. washington hidden could be open to talks with taliban militants in afghanistan are . rejects the possibility of any. taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the americans and has never wanted this and the leadership never gave permission to any member. against militants in syria and it believes is responsible for last month's deadly terror attack on a military parade in. his love for north korean leader kim jong.

i almost quit doing the things i love doing in life. >> the point is understanding the very same framework, it's easy to switch it up. >> because you said hi to me on the first day of school i felt included and that i was going to be okay. >> because of you, i felt wanted and not alone in this world. >> in this case, the children are talking about how a simple second of just caring about them changed their whole day, their week, witheir month, their life. it starts with a bunch of similar kid sitting down for what they think is their yearbook photo. >> your friend wanted to surprise you really quickly. >> my friend? >> yeah. >> my friend? what are you talking about? and this is where they get messages from people that they had an effect on. >> this girl would say the meanest things ever. i met you, and when you smiled, i said you had a great smile, and it meant so much to me. >> take a picture now. >> you see that moment? keep watching. >> i've never had someone who wanted to like hear what i had to say. >> so they're seeing this or hearing this, feeling the emotions that come with the eff

i press on us here i must give you a man asked about. me most almost gave all but the president this will also notice that mickey. said. no no no it's and he does but i don't know what that is the most the last. but i sent this book out almost halfway on time but i'm. yes massa when i travel. the state you know a yes. mail i want to says it was the left one also gets out as has been messed up because you are missing. instagram or. you know someone in up until one life i mean yes i am for the use this. but in the us. is intervention achieved very little days after this interview is to funny a return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. for all. the good. the republican majority has pushed forward and he sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports sanctuary policies even one that is democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking

i. almost said that's because it is this is so that in my day it's good to get that. one does and i got to come on again in the end to go play nice. like. i'm not going to rest. jani that one hour and then another day could i take a mass and see identical dogs then eat dinner get a bacon i was i started on this name. in my name in a dynamo keep going to stay you know got the money there some by many. tens or so who are going to hold in their own embody not that i see danger that that is there some are not going there but you don't and on your local mickey. the more you know of what. the sooner you know heard about what they're doing the more your so is still me maybe i'd be a more dog thirty one tony. so they were going to get it again or got the good owner that. could order them going to good or not enough to get them through a good. home with their. when i was under seventy that are loaded are many looking to hit people. june it could you get people through their money or. them what they don't get it because she. didn't see how. do you know i put your dental engine w

and i almost thought i could love me. while i'm somebody doesn't know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting with the birds. and mistrust the tibetans are. just thinking of the new but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims well he's going to win the. you know world a big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime tamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you loan to the rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per secon

getting at i guess this is where we are i watched his statement in front of the senate committee and i almost cried i did thought my goodness somebody is not afraid to say what's on their mind particularly when they're protecting themselves and their family and the left land basts him for that ok that i get i guess we really have two americas right now i thought it was a stupendous job something that i will remember for the rest of my life because it made me feel proud to go ahead daniel. well i agree i think he did a wonderful job and so did lindsay graham in defending him of course someone is going to be angry when they've been accused of things that are false and so if you go in with the assumption that she's telling the truth we're going to have one attitude about his reaction but if you think in the end he's innocent of these charges of course he's going to be outrage and i too was really please i think it's absurd to think that all of the change in the tone of our discourse has been due to donald trump i think he's the reaction to this letter has been out of control for really almost tw

i almost wonder where all that energy came from. the energy that lights up the luxury. there was leaving his home for his work when the herd is little girls green. oh oh daddy dear daddy plays doll away when they're both good. they don't go to the mom. badreya. fun come true. oh oh daddy dear daddy plays doll away. with. the. lid down south down the way. claimed to know all. he was gone or. down. he. didn't steal them we used to think only. i have the honor to once again the interview croaky is a former e.u. diplomat and founder and director of conflicts forum and of course we're going to discuss it in weeks. to pursue as i live the good yourself and. find. we have many things in this world's alex and this is an e-mail for everyone and why don't some peoples of also take our things all the power just for themselves and to see whether human. lives. relationship banks butts recommend trouble couples to keep talking to each other this advice would also apply to president putin and president trump on the eve of their second meeting is it enough to pull the u.s. russia relat

and i almost thought i would not be a lot of had a lot of them somebody doesn't know it's a masculine you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your cat. miss left out of the. lovable kind of sad but it. was very. thoughtful to give me a multiple i'll be just thinking of that in the i knew what i meant because that would be the oh middle class and in the most forms of all these clear when the. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just moon present and that we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't

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i wasn't doing anything i was going into debt so i decided to go from an area that had almost ten percent unemployment to an area that had less than one percent unemployment so. i came looking for work but i didn't know what kind of work to take. so i fell into wireline it was very difficult at the beginning i had. accidents while pulling a trailer i could have been killed there were explosives in the trailer and it's fun three hundred sixty degrees and the explosives came out the back. but my boss didn't fire me they gave me another chance after the first year i was very playable i had a marketable skill. it pleases me that i had a hand a small hand but nevertheless i changed my career late in life and involved myself in american energy independence and in weaning this country of our foreign oil dependency. america would sell its own mother for energy. i live in st george utah. and my family's down there i need to come up here to make some money to pay off debt and stuff we're getting there. i went to school and became an teach school elementary school i could make twenty five thousand d

i almost thought i. knew. a lot of them had them done while i was somebody i know. and this just done a. lot of political in the saddle. moved out of the room and the local. it was. this is what palestinians see as theirs technically they only have gaza and. most of the west bank what israelis refer to as judeo in some area palestine has never been independent the land has changed hands and names several times throughout history it was once called the kingdom of israel for example as well as palestrina that fast forward to nine hundred seventeen the brits are in charge and in one nine hundred forty seven the un decides to divide the british mandate for palestine and create two new states and independence home for palestinians and a safe haven for millions of genes scattered all over the world after centuries of persecution arabs were furious with the majority at the time and felt that they were losing now to scientism a movement seeking to reestablish the biblical israel. palestinian streets east to give up but answer are held on to its independence through war even

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i also have comment from john. my story is almost like everyone else. i live and work in the city of san francisco. i have two jobs with the rising of rent, food, car, gas, monthly park parking working paycheck to paycheck 17 hours a day. it is not enough but a start. i have to do a lot of over time for the high prices of co-pay for going to the dentist. one job should be enough. that is it. thank you very much. >> exactly 30 years ago i was in rammed k -- in the medical center being rehabilitated. i learned quickly about the kindness of strangers. in home support of service. help is quite a bitsying a real live person if you are young or old. we are trying to keep the thread s of our society, fabric together. where is the future? are there going to be homes for section 8 and/or for the workers providing for us? in home supportive services people. they need to be in all of our housing. this is an example what is happening here of bringing our government home to our needs, to our people, to our communities, helping our neighborhoods stay healthy. thank yo

i almost don't care anymore if the sentence is appealed again. i just want clarity.eporter: alireza nabi is taking us to where he goes when he feels drained by all the tragedy he sees in the lives of his workers. he says the growing poverty in his country fills him with despair. alireza: poverty has enormous powewer. poverty can even deaden the sacred feelings a mother has, driving her to sell her child for a little bit of money. i know so many of them who were forced to do this. to sell a baby, you really have to be in a terrible situation to do that.t. reporter: in a country that should be wealthy thanks to its oil and gas reserves, the middle class seems to be disappearing. the number of people who now live below the poverty line in iran is growing by the day. at the same time, a small elite is growing richer. alireza: the most valuable thing a country has is its people, not the tourist sites or the dams it builds. because it's people who either protect and preserve, or destroy, all that a country has. for example, people can improve the environment, but they can

: the faces on msnbc tim this morning, i was joking they should rename it because they looked -- i almost felt sorry for them but then i slapped myself. i almost felt bad for them but they looked -- prematurely morose about what they are seeing because trump's numbers are doing well and enthusiasm among republican voters is higher than they would have hoped. it doesn't mean that the republicans will win back the house, but it means the bleeding might be, might be stanched. >> one of the things i love about this poll is there's only two ways to run, unopposed or scared and democrats weren't scared until this week. they are scared now so they will run a lot harder the next 15 days. 15 days in a political cycle is a lifetime. we can also point out that ronald reagan had a 61% approval rating in one of his midterms and lost eight seats in the united states senate. it's a presidential approval, while it is sometimes important and i do think it helps republicans, it helps them in some of the swing senate states. i clearly disagree. i think we are going to the status quo senate, at most the demo

but i sent this book out almost white on time but i'm. yes massa when i travel. the state you know a yes he was evil way i want to says it was the left one also gets out as has been messed up because on this. instagram or the. list you know someone in up until one life i mean yes i can think they're used to this. but in the u.s. . that little. is intervention achieved very little days after this interview just a funny return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. the republican majority has pushed forward anti sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports sanctuary policies even one that is democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking of state funds to municipalities and sanctuary universities. austin is a welcome he had or city some people use the word sanctuary city to describe a city that is violating federal law. in that respect a

the next election i almost got beat. ular at home, but it was the right thing to do. >> what would you have done in this case? >> you know, when i was in the senate, i voted for, i think, two republican supreme court nominees. i voted against three republican supreme court nominees. you got to call them as you see them. and some are pretty conservative. bork, i voted against. justice roberts i voted for. i thought he was a little more moderate conservative. in this case i think i would have voted against judge kavanaugh. all things considered, i think he's a little too partisan. >> yeah, and that's what many people said. they were -- the concern was that they were looking at this just as what was the corroborating evidence when it came to christine blasey ford. but then after his performance, there was a major concern about partisanship. >> yeah. >> and you think that was fair. >> yeah. well, there's a deeper concern of mine, and that's what's happened to the court. it's -- this is so damaged, the court. it's damaged the

where i was almost right across the knee larry morse and you know the words he told us i mean your ave come in well a ramp and most of them are rare but ok. but it can mean a total. barrel bombs in western. europe and they don't want to buy. along the mother. i don't. see at her age. is that. her lot today does that done. his name is also man well and he to escape from honduras from a sense of impunity in a violent gang from poverty from anything that makes a twenty year old kid take the most dangerous trip of his life alone with a baby. on the. i want to hold it. and ask him not the. idea. of a mess is going to. saudi i was fed up with being attacked by a children's father and she feared for her oldest boy's life. by you know coming out of. the gangs of el salvador treated a child's life as a military with only two options refused to let you listen julian and they kill him or agree and all you can do is wait for his funeral. even though you're kind of ending up with him and i'm going to see you but i'm going to see those things everybody is not going to tell us about it in a couple wa

you know how much i lose? almost $1,000 lose. for this six months this year, i write down every night what i make. almost i lose $7,000 for the first six month to the companies for the last year. i'm hard working. i lose $14,000, and one payment is $1,451. and remember, i supposed -- i drive 30 years, and i cannot handle this. i have already -- [inaudible] >> and i already have a house, this house is my proud, and i put the money down towards this 125,000. i not supposed to be doing this, because for this day, i'm 65, 66 years -- [inaudible] >> i'm exhausted, mentally, physically. the people who work like me. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. >> i've worked very hard. please. [inaudible] >> i cannot continue this. since 1974, i am driving. i cannot continue this. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. [applause] >> hello. thank you, everybody. my name is abe. i have a medallion for my son is me. we bought these medallion, 250,000 people. this time, we are losing the money. we are asking the money from friends and family. we are unable to m

aid i almost feel. as less about my ex from the future crocker keyser. welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze serbia's course of you integration is impeded once again by simmering tensions with costs of a possible grade going to go around that is to region in any danger well today i talk about that and more with the president of serbia alexander which. belgrade is no longer an enemy of the world twenty years after. the country is on a path towards the e.u. and cooperating with the transatlantic trade but the question of the breakaway province of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the old in country from ever integrating into europe again serbia managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional toni's in the. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. and my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek the support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting with president putin what he had why we. discussed who are all i

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