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that's what's impo the presiden comforter in chief and you have to be there to do. >> at times yes andt times no. you have to defer to the local officials. the government said please don't come yet and donald trump stepped in it. i don't think the president should be there next week. >> kevin, there is the argument that the president should not go and get in the way of rescue and number two donald trump got there first. what do you say? >> the president didn't show up. he stayed on vacation and the questions you have to ask, number one if he was up for reelection, if he had a campaign would he have been there? i think the answer is yes. number two, if hillary was close to the trurmp in the polls ther would he have gone sooner to help hillary? probably. at this point the president is caring more about his golf vacation than being there for the american people and that's obvious and even so much that people like "the new york times" have called it out because he just is not doing his job and he would -- he cares about optics when he's up for reelection. he doesn't care about optics becau

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this is not the impo significance, this is a few scouts trying to figure out what is go on out there. the other thing, horses, pretty far north by the 1740s, and there's indications of warfare on the northern and western plains by this time. with these anecdotes, we can address questions. one question, why -- when does our study of the spanish start? oh, the first half of the course. yeah. it's like 1520s, 1530s. there's the coronado expedition, the early 1540s. one question, the spanish have been in western north america for over two centuries at this point, or close in 1720. why are they still largely confined to places like new mexico and texas, as we'll talk about in a second? why isn't there more of a spanish presence as you go to other areas of the plains? that's one question we want to look at. the other question is why are the french moving west, and what are the consequences of this movement in the 18th century? what does it matter that the french are pushing west from canada and louisiana? the final question, what's the relationship between what happens in the 18th century o

. >> i will ask each and every federal agency to prepare a list of all of the regulations they impo imposefety and they needlessly kill many, many jobs. those regulations will be eliminating quickly. [ applause ] we are in a competition with the world and i want america to win [ cheers and applause ] all of our policies should be geared toward keeping jobs and wealth inside of the united states. [ applause ] my plan will also help reduce the cost of child care by allowing parents to fully deduct the average cost of child care spending from their taxes. >> that was donald trump in detroit. we will have hillary clinton in st. petersburg, florida. pamela brown is standing by, i read that senior advisor with the clinton campaign saying when we see hillary clinton it will be a "sharp rebuttal" of what we heard from mr. trump's plan. >> in just a half hour she'll be coming out and talking about the speech on the economy. she's expected to talk about trade. he's saying the tax proposals are reckless so she's trying to create a sharp contrast between herself and donald trump and say he's someone w

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