the invisible man? cohen. >> jimmy: does he have to be here the whole time even though he's invisible? [ laughter ] >> no, he has like the easiest job in the world. >> jimmy: that's what i would want to be, the invisible man. but you celebrated a birthday there in australia. >> yes, i did. i just turned 37 i think last week. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what's your general -- happy birthday. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what is your general feeling on birthdays and the celebration factor? >> i'm not a big birthday person. since i was like 10 years old i'm kind of good. i just want to be low-key about it. i don't know if this ever happened to you but if you don't say anything, if nobody knows it's your birthday, it's kind of sad. >> jimmy: yeah. sure. has that happened to you? >> probably. so i want like some celebration but i don't want it to be too much. i like to set my expectations really low. >> jimmy: do people around you kind of have to figure out, they have to gauge what you want? >> yeah. but if

it is d, invisible hand, final answer. >> but how would we know because it's invisible?ut you're right. >> thank you. >> $1,000. don't think about that one too hard. $2,000 question. making it more vegan-friendly, in 2018, google removed what item from its salad emoji? >> okay, more vegan-friendly. lettuce, tomato, the fork. [laughs] the hard-boiled egg, c, final answer. >> that's right. you got it. little trepidation there. it's all good. you got it. $2,000. let's go to 3. in 1912, thousands gathered in a kansas field to watch what extremely dangerous, short-lived sport inspired by a recent motorized invention? >> [laughs] okay, miracle mop golf. all right, in 1912, 1912, there was no electric guitar baseball. there was no desktop computer basketball. there was no miracle mop in 1912. kansas city field, short-lived sport. auto polo, c, final answer. >> hard to believe that sport didn't catch on. yep, that's right. okay, $3,000 in the bank. already up to that $5,000 threshold. get it right, guaranteed $5,000. here it is. dmz is an abbreviation for the heavily armed zone

but also why they can feel so invisible.isible for two reasons. one, and this is how they were. i brought these up for a couple of reasons, this is a cutting of a woman who was deemed her images are in the book essentially deemed hysterical you know how over the ages we have heard it's in your head. it's extremely excruciating to go to the doctor and have a doctor say i'm sorry there is nothing inside you alien that would be causing this. therefore it must be in your head. therefore doesn't follow in this case just because it is invisible doesn't make it any less real. this is your body attacking yourself, but the other thing i put up here is a public notice in search of a werewolf. the first named rheumatoid condition was lucas. people thought maybe you were disfigured from the bite of a auto immunity in here. these are when and where it's been over powering. this is what her hand looks like now. she was a professional golfer. she isn't terribly well remission and this is what her hand can click on a typical day. she sent m

in the 1952 novel invisible man , it opens unknown unnamed narrator proclaiming i am an invisible man. i'm a man obsessed substance, flesh and bones, fiber and liquids, and i might even be said to possess a mind. i am invisible, understand simply because people easy to see me. and eat everything, and anything except me. for intensive purposes elias polk is an invisible man which struck me as kind of odd. he was a man enslaved by james polk. is not that he is some hidden figures that no one had ever talked about, in fact almost every single biography of james polk features alliant at some point whether it's a paragraph, a sentence, whether it is just passing information. but, to truly understand who elias polk was and what he did with his impact not just of the state, but nationally, and understand with understand the loss cause. and the impact of the school on reconstruction. prior to emancipation there's not much known. what's written on comes in passing from james polk himself. there's nothing at all about him and james is diet. at several points in the course in the loss cause is b

of the women to be invisible. they in other words they didn't feet neatly into civilian laws or military laws but not why. having enlisted to help the war effort they expected the army to deliver the jobs they promised and respect they had -- that had prompt emtheir enlistment. whenned did not, ordinary soldiers like young, morris sin, murphy and green and other wacs across the nation, assert is their rights, compelling officers to respond and acknowledge their existence as military personnel. so, yes, of course black women were in the military during world war ii, even though we don't hear about them that mump. though that's beginning to change. the were in world war ii, contribute to war effort, the civil rights woman and the case for the val you've of women military they there to prompt visibility for people across the nation. thank you. [applause] >> i love questions. >> i'm think can about the test that these black wacs took that showed -- purportedly schÖpf they had no an thank you tied for job -- aptitude f

this looks at the refusal of these women to be invisible. they understood that they did not fit neatly into military laws or civilian laws for that matter either but not why. having them listed to help the war effort they expected the army to deliver the jobs they promised and respect what had prompted their enlistment. when it did not, ordinary soldiers like young, morrison, murphy and green and other wacs across the nation asserted their rights compelling their offices to respond and acknowledge their existence as military personnel so yes, of course black women were in the military during world war ii even though we don't hear about them that much so that is beginning to change. they were contributing to the war effort, the civil rights movement and the case for the value of women in the military and they were there to prompt their invisibility people across the nation. [applause] >> i love questions. >> i'm thinking about the past these black men -- black wacs took, a generation after they took that test me in many people in this room ar

when you fall in love they won't mind you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have knows. when you die and there's no proof just. every 10 minutes. someone this is. $10000000.00 people in the lotus think they have no nationality and a total made up along and. that everyone has the right. everyone has the right to say. hong kong airport was effectively shut down for a 2nd straight day after protesters blocked the terminals all departure check ins have been suspended demonstrators are rallying in solidarity for victims of police brutality on the weekend hong kong leader carrie lamb has warned escalating tensions in the city could put it on a quote path of no return. the fate of italy's government hangs in the balance as the senate struggles to set a date for a no confidence vote in the governing coalition.

man, and i thought, "invisible to whom?" the best of the slave narratives were addressed to the readers — they were always assumed to be white people, and not black people. so i was determined not to do that. where did that certainty come from, that you felt so rooted in the perspective that you wanted to write from before you even articulated the notion of the white gaze, and not being interested in the white gaze? there were two things. one was the kind of books being written at that time in the late ‘60s by black men. it was always to the man, you know. screw the man, or whatever. "black is beautiful." i was saying, "what? what is that about? "wait a minute. "before we get on the black is beautiful thing, may i remind you "of what it was like before? "when it was not beautiful, when it was lethal to consider "yourself ugly, not human, other?" and so the bluest eye was my answer to that sudden leap into perfection and power and so on, as though there was no history that preceded it. this was your first novel, written when

you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. you assure. you have knows. when you've gone there's no proof of the ever exist. and every 10 minutes. someone uses. $10000000.00 people in the world the stakes have no nationality in the total made up alone and. that everyone has the right to. everyone has the right to say i roam. plan. this is g.w. news live from our lead the thor days in hong kong closed down the airport as anti-government protesters occupied the arrivals hall the abrupt shutdown of one of the world's busiest hubs comes as the chinese government signals its rising anger at the protests denouncing some of the demonstrators as terrorists. also coming up italy's far right interior minister mikhail salvini hopes to capitalize on a snap election by pushing through a no confidence vote in the government.

it's an invisible threat numerous studies have found that her nostrils only catch and filter particles larger than 10 micro meters. ultra fine particles are much smaller than even 2.5 micro meters with no barrier to stop them they can settle deep in our lungs. then they can trigger dangerous inflammation they can even enter our blood stream with severe consequences disease cardiac arrest or strokes if the particles reach our brain. cinnamon's colleagues can identify each individual component of particulates matter in ship's exhaust fumes this lets them determine its precise effect on the human body up until a few years ago research suggested emissions from heavy oil were much more harmful to humans than diesel but more recent studies painted leak a picture. i mean let's be on feel for we've looked at a number of different processes over the past anything from emissions from car engines to wood combustion this chip emissions from have been found to have the biggest effect of war regardless of whether they use diesel or heavy oil. in the long run the heavy oil has a larger cost of janick

these people that were getting away with this were invisible, and young girls were invisible. that's just not the case. and the more there's a light that is placed on this, the more we'll be able to get rid of it and minimize it. any other governors? we're fortunate in arizona, cindy, because this has been one of the focuses of the mccain institute from the get go and it has been a resource and partner for us. are there other partners out there or who would a governor look to at the state level to have that kind of support and efficiency to move the message forward as they find a champion to carry the torch? >> well, what i would suggest to anybody, not just governors, anybody in this room that wants to become involved in this issue, and i hope some of you do, is first come to mccain institute website. we have a list of organizations that work just on these specific issues, and specific areas of the issue. i'll name one in particular. my friend ashton kutcher and his wife demi moore, ex-wife demi moore, founded thorn. it is digitally based. they're helping first responders wit

to some extent there thatjoy to it invisible almost and thatjoy to it invisible almost and that balanceafter, he spoke about people consuming less objects which isa people consuming less objects which is a good thing, less carbon footprint for the transport of the item and less manufacturing, not that you want less manufacturing to be going on, necessarily! but it is about choice and prudence and care for so you are making things that have substantial value in the long term. as a designer do you want people to notice your design, to sit and think that is beautiful, that is very well designed and solves the problem or you just want it to work? there's the balance of both but it is about the long—term. you want to tell a joke that will tell well in ten yea rs tell a joke that will tell well in ten years orjust to be funny in that moment? you brought in some stuff that you have designed so show us stuff that you have designed so show us this funky mudguard. crazy rainfall in the uk every cyclists need one of these. why do you need a mudguard that rolls up like that? basically people do not

you just have to allow them to shout at you and you know, the only invisible disability they have isrgeois narcissism. >> tucker: bourgeois narcissism. i mean, i don't think if i spent a year trying to think of a better description i could come up with anything more precise than that. can you just save her for 20 seconds the irony of a group of democratic socialists with bourgeois narcissism? >> i know. but, i'm sure for people on the right, this is hilarious and it's probably gold but for me, i just find it unbearably sad because i've seen this happen over and over again countless political parties and campaigns. it seems to be almost impossible for good people within the organization to stand up to these people and stop it happening and now, it's too lat late. good any normal person in that room? i don't think so. >> tucker: no. no. great to see you tonight. thank you for coming on. so, if landon or chalk she had signed up to rally at the dsa convention, it probably wouldn't have been allowed to take the stage as one person explained, the right to speak at the convention is determi

. ♪ melissa: preparing for an invisible threat. noticeable to pilots will be three times as common in the near future this is according to scientists from the university of redding. the invisible phenomenon is caused when the speed of the wind suddenly changes at the right angle towards the direction of the wind entering a, exerting, exerting a dangerous force on the aircraft. that sounds very scary. >>> hong kong at a tipping point. protesters filling the airport as the demonstrations head into the 10th straight weekend. fox news's greg kalpot in london with the latest, greg? reporter: more protests in hong kong today. international airport was targeted by activists. there were some delays and disruptions reported. this is two months since the start of actions against a proposed extradition law that they believe could send them to mainland china courts and jails. hong kong leader carrie lam said today it was her priority to stop the violence, rather than mcpolitical concessions. in fact she has made some conciliatory moves but act

in a 1952 novel invisible man, it opens with an unnamed narrator proclaiming i am an invisible man. a man of substance, flesh and bone, fiber and liquids. i am invisible. because people refuse to see me. when they approach me, they see only their surroundings. indeed, everything and anything except me. now, for all intents and purposes, mr. polk is an invisible man. which struck me as kind of odd. he was a man enslaved by james polk. now, it's not as if he's some hidden figure that no one has ever talked about. in fact, almost every single biography of james polk features alliance at some point. whether it's just passing information. but to truly understand who polk was and what he did and his impact not just in the state but nationally, we have to understand two facets of american history. nurl one, we have to understand the impact of the myth of the lost cause, and the impact of the dunning school on reconstruction. so prior to emancipation, alliance polk, there's not much known. what is actually written in primary sources regarding him only comes in passing from friends of james

they can now see processes inside the body that were previously invisible — including how the flu virusand how blood cells detect cuts and begin the clotting process. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, reports. these cells are the building blocks of human life. it's where all our body's basic processes occur and it's here that raging war is against diseases are fought. the researchers here have developed a way of taking pictures of these processes. this gigantic two tonne microscope is transforming our understanding of living processes. it takes something so big to see the tiny atom—sized cogs and wheels inside us in action. here they are, freezing a flu virus and putting it into the microscope. thousands of images are taken from different angles, to build up this picture. it's the spikes around the viruses that haven't been seen before. these are the bits that puncture the body's cells in order to infect them with flu. a close up helps researchers here target the vulnerable parts of the virus. it's certainly a huge step forward, in being able to really see what's going on within

for now, hidden, invisible waste will continue to multiply as the cuyahoga flows to the lake.n evidence. an unlikely sight. these cars are not here for disposal, they're here for a purpose. the river lives up to its name, it is crooked. because it is a living thing, the stream keeps cutting into banks, eroding an ever curving path. to hold back the water from banks, these are placed as buffers, not aesthetically pleasing but hold back ee roros water. this car was conveniently disposed of here. framed gracefully by a towering highway bridge, the cuyahoga moves onto meet the final hurdle on its journey. 94 miles old with only six miles to live. the cuyahoga emerges to face a six mile long channel, dredged into the face of the land. by this time the waters of the crooked river are legally dead. 35 treatment plants added their affluent to the stream. much of that discharge classed as inadequately treated. industries used and reused the declining waters until the quality is so bad that industries downstream must clean the water before they can put it to their own uses. of the 41 in

you might not feel its symptoms, but the results from a heart attack or stroke are far from invisibleemory is shot. when i woke up, i couldn't speak. i can't button up a shirt. i can't run. i've had to learn to swallow again. that's the only movements that i have. and i'm 33 so i never saw this coming. if i would've followed a treatment plan, i would not be in this situation. had i done this, had i done that. hell i messed up. narrator: get back on your plan. or talk with your doctor to create an exercise, diet and medication plan that works for you. go to loweryourhbp.org head to toe, everything's changed. head to toe. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." unfortunately, that's all the time we have left. don't forget my new book, "exonerated, the failed take down of donald trump" is out next month. folks, they tried this before. you'll see it in the book. believe me, they didn't think of this overnight. sean is back monday. grateful for that. have a great weekend. enjoy your weekend. thanks for tuning in. >> i'm raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham. this is "the ingra

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military civilian transitional council the body will run the country until elections can be held that's invision to happen in a 3 from today. to leave the transitional council for the 1st 21 months he'll be followed by a civilian haunch a at the military council which took over the running of the country following the president omar al bashir in april. jackie then i'm going to show that people are happy and satisfied but if anything happens and if we don't see any new well nothing being achieved will hold another revolution on top of the council same as we did with omar al bashir as you say monism is what i got to tell you at the table with me is ask me it is i'm he is a sudanese political activist he coordinates it dies for if it's suppose he puts his on the ground in sudan welcome to africa it's welcome back i think it is so the military is now sharing power with civilians in sudan right so it was coming from 30 odd years of basically military what would you say that your country is now going in the right direction right direction it would be depend on the next government which kind of this th

esto viene a un muro invisible. reportera: se prohÍbe de que ese busquen datos de personas.o que permite que se hagan estas pruebas. en washington, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. jorge: quiero contarle la historia de jonathan sÁnchez que estÁ muy enfermo y si lo deportan, puede morir en honduras. esto me dijo. jonathan:sino hago el tratamiento por un dÍa me cuesta respirar bastante, sufro constantemente de dolor de estÓmago. no suelo digerir bien la comida sin mi tratamiento. jorge: si esta persona de la cual depende tu vida te escucha, quÉ quieres que sepa? o alina >> bÁsicamente que mi propias palabras, que no me mate, porque al regresar a honduras sÓlo tengo la muerte. jorge: estoy mÁs en "al punto". el gobierno de colombia bombardeÓ a un grupo de las farc. reportero: menos de 36 horas despuÉs de que iban mÁrquez hiciera este temerario anuncio de rearmarse, el presidente de colombia revelÓ que un grupo comando de operaciones especiales hiriÓ a uno de los lÍderes en un bombardeo. >> cayÓ uno de los criminales que pretendÍa ser parte de esta estructura. reportero: se habla d

or even worse poison them and who's behind it they say it's a powerful and invisible. 3 examples of conspiracy theories that remain popular even though they've been repeated scientifically. when it comes to communication the internet of us both of these unities and risks it allows us to exchange information quickly and easily everyone has a voice but on many platforms no one checks the validity of the content that's called fact checking so the web is also full of misinformation online even the craziest concepts find an audience but why videos that spread the crudest conspiracy theories so popular on you tube is it because the platforms users are especially interested in them and why do they keep on turning up in my feet i certainly haven't been searching for them french i t specialist used to help programme you tube's algorithm today he's one of the platforms most vocal critics he reveals via provocative content always ranks high on social media gender ism is never going to try to find the best. videos that demonstrate that the us is wrong in take minutes because that would be a total failure

it's invisible, but we are sitting in it. we use where north is if a compass. the moon used to have a magnetic field too. you probably are wondering, why does this matter at all? of theo to the image moon and its magnetic field -- ea, there it is. --yay, there it is. 's conception.ist we can't see inside the planet, and magnetic fields are invisible. therefore we need some help from this artist, who is amazing. magnetic fields, the way i think of them, they are almost like the heartbeat of a planetary body. but are this invisible detectable signal that tells you there is some activity going on inside at the core. in the case of magnetism, the process that is occurring is organized motion of molten metal , hot liquid iron at the center of a planetary body. it tells you that the planet is alive and it is cooling down, that motion is driven by thermal conduction inside the core of the planetary body. it's a signal -- a signal that the moon was active. we did not learn much about it from the initial landing at the apollo 11 site, because they neglected to bring a m

the fashion that is virtually invisible. people who live in the mountains of qatar know of the leopard but very few have ever seen it. even 100 who's been working and doing research here for years now has never encountered that in the wild. that's why they use camera traps. so this through our growth. and we get a lot of pictures of them on our camera trance which is a good. indicator of their prey and a bit of an apology for the persian heard this is one of the reasons why we get a person like production like. this leopard is their 1st photographic record of the persian leopard for iraq that we had. and this through this we dissed rediscover the persian leopard in 2011. this one is a new individual that we discovered in canada in 2017 and this way we know for sure that we have 3 adult love birds living in rome in these mountains. worldwide the population of persian is estimated at less than $1300.00 disgraceful yet ferocious big cats is listed as endangered. for years now has been negotiating with iraq your thirty's to esta

with proposed additions, treatment can be improved but for now, they hid the hidden invisible waste will multiply as the cuyahoga flows to the lake. as a cuyahoga twists and turns its way north, man and manufacturing are more in evidence. >> >> unlikely there is a sight, these cars are not dumped here for disposal they are here for a purpose. the river lives up to its name. it is crooked. the cause it is a living thing, the stream keeps cutting into the banks, eroding itself and ever eroding path to hold back the itching fingers of water from the banks, the body shells are places offers not aesthetically pleasing, but they do hold back the erosive waters. this car, however does not serve the purpose it was just conveniently disposed of here. framed gracefully by towering highway bridge, the cuyahoga moves on now, to meet the final hurdle on it journey. 94 miles old with only six miles you live, the cuyahoga emerges to face a six mile long channel, dredged into the face of the land. by this time, the waters of the crooked river, are legally dead. 35 treatment plans have added their efflue

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i'm invisible and that's the business global trade tensions are sparking central bank is into action rate cuts in a whole host of asian economies this wednesday the moves are also based on poor economic data the latest coming from europe's economic powerhouse germany where industrial production fell back in june as german industrial leaders say companies must brace themselves. india cut it spent market rate by $35.00 basis points a bit deeper than expected and it wasn't the only country surprising investors on wednesday thailand's central bank unexpectedly lowered rates for the 1st time in 4 years and new zealand cut by 50 basis points to its lowest level ever one percent new zealand is a major trading partner of china where purchases have slowed and a trade war with the u.s. is taking its toll still the move caught investors off guard sending the new zealand dollar falling 2 percent. south korea's central bank has meanwhile said it stands ready to cut rates if needed. cutting interest rates makes money cheaper to borrow ideally sending more of it circulating through the economy and

it's invisible basketball we'utg in it. the moon used to have a magnetic field too. you're probably wondering why does this matter at all. that's what i'm going to explain. if we go to the image of the moon and its magnetic field. this is an artist conception of the magnetic field that used to be on the moon billions of years ago. it had to be an artist conception because we can't see inside the planet and magnetic fields are invisible. they are almost like the heartbeat of a planetary body. they are this invisible but detectable signal that tells you that there is some activity going on inside at the core. the process that's occurring is organized motion of molten metal. hot iron at the center of the planetary body. it tells you that it's cooling down. we did not learn much about it from the initial landing at the apollo 11 site. if you go to the next slide. the image on the left that you see at tehe end of that rope is this little box looking thing with three prongs coming out of it by the astronaut and that is a magnatometer that they took the moon on apollo 12. y

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re-entry into the earth's invisible atmosphere carries with it one of the most critical moments.ty 33,000 feet per second. 35,000 feet per second now. 36,000 feet per second. we are at entry time. there's blackout. >> "apollo 11," houston, through arrive. "apollo 11," houston, through arrive. "apollo 11," houston, through arrive. >> hornet reports a sonic boom a short time ago. >> "apollo 11," houston, in the blind, air boss says visual contact. "apollo 11," houston, through arrive. standing by. over. ♪ >> "apollo 11," "apollo 11," this is hornet. this is hornet. over. >> "apollo 11" reached -- position 13306915. >> 11 hornet copy 13301605. any further data. over. >> 13306915. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> what was it we were really celebrating? three men who had done what no man before had done? a technological feat that was believed beyond the realm of possibility? the fulfillment of an age-old dream? were we celebrating simply because it had been a long time since we'd had anything to celebrate, or was this something that touched an irrational, unthinking, instinct in us all? ♪

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years, the state of michigan has said we are invisible anymore. aren't invisible anymore. our first wage increase. we had a voice that made it clear that if something wasn't done then, it would get worked. it did. we are in a crisis right now. there is a shortage of 32,000 health their workers in the state of michigan. aren't getting the care are suffering because workers are not being recognized. we need the caring ecomony to build up workers so people could have the care they need. lets use united stand and make it work. [applause] >> hello everyone, again. is there any fathers in the house? let me give you guys a round of applause. [applause] talk about health care and childcare. was even necessarily here for health care. it hit our country hard. ago.t my cousin two years i was working for the michigan democratic campaign. it was a tough time meat. he died, nine years old. 39 years old. it was really too late. we all haveant that affordable health care. i haven't had health care for the last two years. it is serious. people get sick all the time. a lot of people don't h

talleres pariente ficar porque consideran los cambios en la regla de carga pÚblica como el muro invisible. >> los efectos de la nueva regla comienzan a sentirse. >> definitivamente se van a quÉ vivir. ya no van a querer pedir ayuda pÚblica por miedo. por miedo a que tenga repercusiones mÁs adelante. >> en chicago, mineÁpolis, detroit, en nueva york, se reportÓ una baja en solicitud de beneficios de salud. >> no dejar que el miedo haga que no vayan a sus doctores. arantxa: el vandalismo no donÓ a la gente independencia. asÍ, cubierto, que del cÓnico movimiento tareas presuntas violaciones y feminicidios. los manifestantes causaron daÑo en el transporte pÚblico y agredieron a periodistas. asÍ reaccionaron las autoridades capitalinas. >> el agravio, o como se quiera entender, es para el pueblo mexicano. y la reacciones de tristeza. no es de furia. nadie estÁ exigiendo cárceles ni nada. sino simplemente respeto a lo que es de todos y de todos. >> el principal motivo de la manifestaciÓn fue el presunto ataque sexual de policÍas a una adolescente de 17 aÑos que se habrÍan ofrecido en llevarla a

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i don't why he was invisible but is simply a fact for a great many of the people in those years.conservatism was a reaction against the new deal. therefore, a reaction against franklin roosevelt. if you going to react against roosevelt as the first modern president, yet understand that he wasn't. the first modern president really was if not woodrow wilson, it was teddy roosevelt. he had a few fear of the presidency which presents our permitted to do anything and he had this whole idea the store and ship idea. which was he was responsible for the public good. an enormous explosion of executive power has been rippling through us ever since. >> you would attribute the wise and the essentially the more accurate term, modern are agreeable presidency but not to wilson. >> the germ certainly was in wilson. with the idea that the purpose of the president is to interpret and exercise the didn't make clear but he was to interpret the real interests, not the same thing of the american public. presidents were uniquely situated to do that. so probably the most surprising to some more controve

others did, but many coming home with visible and invisible wounds. reality thatthe even if you have never served in uniform, every single one of us as americans has paid the price for war. realize it, but the reality is every time politicians tell you, sorry, there is not enough money to make sure the levees in your communities work to prevent flooding, there is not enough money to build up our infrastructure, to make sure the water is clean, to make sure our teachers are paid what they deserve and our kids are getting a great education. sorry,ime they tell you there is not enough money, the reality is these same politicians are signing off and approving spending trillions of our taxpayer dollars on paying for these wasteful, counterproductive wars that make our country less safe. we have seen these wars in iraq and libya and syria, how they have strengthened groups like isis and al qaeda, how they have taken such a toll on our service members. how they have taken a toll on devastating the lives of the people in these countries where we have waged th

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los abogados de inmigraciÓn en descifrar lo que esto significarÍa los abogados llaman esto un muro invisiblera mÍ uno de los ataques mÁs grandes,más efectivos contra migraciÓn legal que ha pasado en 100 aÑos, en este paÍs. julio: un abogado pro inmigrante es algo se nos hablÓ sobre la nueva regla de carga. limita la posible residencia a cierto pÚblico. Él quienes se verÍan afectados? >> alguien aplicando por la visa, por residencia, alguien entrando al paÍs con residenciaincluso mucho mÁs de seis meses. son las zonas inadmisibles. puede afectar tambiÉn a mÁs personas. julio: los expertos destacan que no se puede confiar por completo en esta regla tan larga y tan extensa con 900 pÁginas, porque el gobierno de trump podrÍa interpretar ciertos casos como les convenga. >> estamos analizando y leyendo, pero no sabemos cuÁl es su plan, sabemos que es una gran restricciÓn. a quiÉn afecta exactamente y cÓmo? no podemos saberlo hasta que leamos. julio; para el abogado que aclarÓ que esta nueva regla de trump busca limitar la inmigraciÓn sin importar su estatus migratorio. >> es un ataque a la inmigra