on th iss. the astronauts will now be shorthanded. there were supposed to be five people. now there are just three, at least for the time being. the german commander will have to change his plans now. there will bewalks anymore, so having fewer astronauts is not that dramatic or that bad, but it's t great, especially because nobody can sayhen the next crew can fly to tss. >> as one astronaut said today in out space, three people is nice, but having five people on board is even nicer. thank you. here are some of the other stories now making headlines around the world. the head of the eastern orthodox chch has agreed to recognize the independence of the ukrainian orthodox church despite protests from russia. the decision by the ecumenical patriarch in istanbul is a blow to moscow's spiritual authority in the orthodox world. a highway bridge has collapsed on the italian island of sardinia during heavy rainfall. it had been closed off during -- due to a sinkhole. the country's infrastructure has bee

but u nfortu nately soyuz can deliver to the iss.ly way up unfortunately soyuz is the only way up there. —— for people. in the event of emergency, they could use a module to get back to the heavy capital. it is not preferable, because this current soyuz as the controversy about the whole, but it is believed they could safely come back down if they needed to. how did soyuz become the only way to get people up to the iss? 0ther political decisions around is? absolutely. this basically deals with the issue of retirement of the space shuttle in the united states. the united states has a policy of desiring to have access to space in more than one way. but with the obsolescence of the space shuttle, we have no other way to do that. at the moment, until spacek and our other partners can get us up there, soyuzis other partners can get us up there, soyuz is the only way. michael dodge, thank you forjoining us. kanye west has met president trump at the white house. in an epic monologue in the oval office, which seemed to leave the president fa

operations on the iss in the near future, the new robotic system for deep space will be ai based. the gateway in lunar orbit will be without a crew for long periods of time and there will be communication delays with earth. the next generation of space robots will have to work autonomously using artificial intelligence to perform operations in deep space. we are also exploring less traditional areas such as medicine and telemedicine. although our focus is on the areas of the economy with commercial benefit, like ai and robotics, we must also balance the private interest of business with the public interest of canada. we are a vast country with remote communities scattered across harsh lands. the advances we make in telemedicine in supporting the space program will have a concrete benefit here on earth. over 200,000 households located in remote areas of canada are connected to the internet via satellite. 77 indigenous communities in northern canada rely slowly which is critical. the use of telemedicine in northern canada is 15 times higher than in dense urban areas. so you can see

the reason we need a thorough investigation iss that these women have offered credible accusations, they've identified potential corroborated witnesses and evidence, and the senate needs to know all the facts before it can place the accused of the nation's highest court for a lifetime appointment. a thorough investigation is sphrelings another reason. we simply cannot take judge kavanaugh at his word. our nation is big and small. any time judge kavanaugh has been faced with questions placed in the middle of controversy, he surely cannot be trusted to tell the truth. every single time he's testified before the senate, over the years, he'd misled and dissembled. he's misled the assessment about the role in the hacking scandal. or in confirming controversial joolings nominees or shaping the legal justification. for some of the bush administration's most extreme and now discredit policies. and it's his appearance was no different last week. allegations to repent on behalf of the clinton's or an insult to dr. ford but there is an insult to survivors of sexual violence across the country. and he

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but the real question iss is this order being fulfilled because the president accepted it.. the department of homeland security officials or the border patrol officers, what are you so what are they saying about this. they definitely support. the number is up. there's about 312,000 apprehensive last year. there is a larger amount of traffic. eve seen a lot of heated rhetoric and intention along attention along the border. they were used to house children. soli that is probably the best use of force is down there. but active duty as we is to be dealing with. . good morning. i'm calling because i'm try to figure out what specific cases are you referring to. i'm talking about kidnapping wiretapping. we are talking about the department with that military time. we are to stick to those topics just as we have our expertise about 15 more minutes. bob, go ahead.ad good morning. i appreciate you being on here this morning answering questions i have heard reports that many of these folks that are heading up to the u.s. border are being transportedbo my buses bosses and other transport

he was able to determine where the enemy was located and they reduced the attacks greatly eriod, issime p significant time for the military during his time period there. jack murtha was elected to congress in 1974 in a special election. new congressmen are assigned to committee work, so one of the things he was assigned to fairly quickly, was the house subcommittee on defense appropriations. this was critical because what is happening, he was building on his military experience. i would also like to note, though, in his election of 1974, he was the first member of the house to have served in vietnam. becomes a mentor for jack murtha and tip o'neill is jack murthaou know, needs to be on these fact-finding trips around the world wherever there are appropriations for military movements. for instance, one of the very first ones in 1978, he finds himself back in vietnam, back in southeast asia, and he is meeting with various political figures as well as with military figures, and one of the things he does is he records on tape in a diary, his actions throughout the day. one of the things

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it iss heartbreaking because i have friendsds or republblican. it is un-american.'m not a security threat. thes given cleararance by fbi. the security threat is duncan hunter who was criminally indicted for spending $250,000 and the corruption smoking gun was when he paid back k $60,000. he is guilty. it is only a matter ofof t timeo people hold him accountable. amy: that is ammar campa-najjar, gustavo arellano. >> it isis a very american avev. you u kidding me? being scscared about palestinias and mexicans? this is like the repepublican nightmare come to life. i loveve it. and for slick, that district is babasicay like orange county, filled with a bunch ofof rabid right wing g lunatics. i think duncan hunteter is going toto win. republicans don't care if their candidates are i indicted, they are republicans. democrats just being democrats are they arere evil. if you are mexican on top of thatat, you're even momore evil. ththey can't and he iss muslim n themem anyre becausese he converted to christianity. i think is the future of the democrats. i think would be a w

[applause] and in my direction, and we need help but it iss really popular, let them know how populars is. it is all about space. it is all about space. defense, offense, it is going to be soon be all about space. let rant and mitchell about this. at my direction, the pentagon is now working to create the sixth branch of the american armed forces known as the 's -- the space force. [applause] now, they have to do it. i put them on the spot. now, they have to do it. it is very popular. one of the biggest applause i get wherever i go is when i talk about the 's. and by the way, china, already started. russia already started. to have to start but we have the greatest people in the world. we make the greatest equipment in the world. we make the greatest rockets and missiles and tanks and ships in the world. [applause] i went through the united states from the horrible one-sided iran nuclear deal. -- removed united states from the horrible one-sided iran nuclear deal. when i came to office, weeks before i was given rundowns of what is happening, iran was a question of when what they take o

>>yo yeah, by the way, there isa brownie waffle recipe in here that iss perfect. [laughter] >> listen, no, the only reason to buy the book is my corned beef and cabbage recipe. i want to make sure we reminder that this confirmation is a serious issue. thesess charges are serious issues. unfortunately, what the media has done is taken a serious confirmation and serious allegations and turned them into a complete circus. this is disgusting what is going on and i think that this is -- >> horrible. >> there is no -- there is a reason that the public continues to lose faith in this, in the media, it is because you watch the president do stuff like nafta.a. >> i declared media dead in 2008. >> you i know you did. i still have faith in the country. i believe there are still good reporters out there, and it is unfortunate. >> in your book, your book tour, dan bongino, what page am i on in your new book? >> 181. >> dump me in the back.an put everybody else in there, pu. >> put hannity in the back of the book. >> what was brian and ainsley's recipes? >> ainsley's is chicken

this iss a fun panel. as kavanaugh accusations have begun to backfire and henry has a live report, new details next. >> laura: as poll numbers come from from west virginia and north dakota, senators are feeling the political pressure k to vote for kavanaugh. for more, we're joined by fox news chief national core respond and ed henry. >> the breaking news is we're hearing the f.b.i. could give this final report to the white house as soon as tomorrow that may explain why the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said expect the report soon, they have a couple days to the review it and he is planning an up or down vote by the end o. this week. also, ford's legal team wrote to the f.b.i. demanding she get to talk. she may not get called in by the f.b.i. because she has already the senate judiciary committee and they can relay on those hours of system. and they will only reach out if something is uncorroborated that led to chuck enthusiasmer to lash out today saying -- chuck schumer so lash out saying this i

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. >> you're saying the town iss heated -- the tone is heated on both sideses. how much blame can we lay at trump's feet. -- drums feet? -- at his feet? hehe has called the media the enemy of the people. farn this case, we are too early into it toto speculate you much about who did this and what the motives were. we saw that earlier in the the journalist. that case was very isolated. -- itortunate as it was was very isolated as unfortunate as it was. this,we are early on in it has gone into other forms of popolitical rhetoric. it is quite strong and -- ifning about where they think journalisists are responsible for the world, that may be a fine view, but what is the white house saying people should do about that? that is the concern. if you have a position, what is the right and wrong way to address thosee grievances? violence in this c case would be the wrong way certainly. briefly thoseed midtermlections, , which are just around the corner in less than two weeks. could this py out in the polling stations? ,> the average amemecans whatever that may mean? americ

these are independent outside voices just trying to influence the outcome or inep some cases a policy iss. another type that's gotten a lot of attention this election cycle is the sort of corporate pacs. these are the political action committees. companies, the businesses, trade associations and the like. these are not necessarily thesi big money. i looked up atat the biggest spending business and corporate cycle with my little cheat she sheet. if you contrast that with what the super pacs are bringing innt its $100 million. so the difference in the amount of money. >> the other group that we hear about. >> guest: tha >> guest: that is more the dark money. super pacs even though(c they gt lumped in with the dark money groups, super pacs have to disclose their donors where they are spending their money to the federal commission. so we have a bit of insight. the union pacs and business, they disclose where their money is going. the organizations are what we call the dark groups. 501(c) organizations are sort of welfare groups. they are focused on maybe less politics and policy in the debate

but other people, the mainstream media, iss completely ignoring all of this stuff!hey are pretending that of this happened. >> sean: thank goodness we have one network, or at least have my voice because otherwise you would never hear about it. >> amen. n >> sean: josh, welcome to you. i look at that tape and i look at the campaign ad you made see a candidate that brags about being anti-second amendment and brags about lying to the people of missouri and saying i don't care about these people in my state and i vote just like obama and believe what he does. >> you see a candidate there who was totally out of touch with the people of the state. someone who has given uph on large portions of the state and really has given up on representing the state. and that's the problem with senator mccaskill. she does not represent the people of missouri. she's become a party line politician and that's why we are going to replace her in november.op >> sean: what's the reaction to the fact that she has exposed purposely lying to the people that she's asking to vote for them? i got t

in nevada and arizona two top senate racesn terms of one kind of surpris the unities, senate side issehat we states like ohio and fall off the map, the republican challenges theren' has been as democratsn hin a blue state like in that where incumbent democratic senator bob menendez is facing some eics issues and republicans are going after him on that. those will be races to watchre r su but we'll kp an overtime country, there might be surprises that we're not expecting ti >> we know tonally you don't see high voter turn-out. what are you polls so far about vehicles willingoe comhat about millennials andng you voting >> democrats think they will see really high voter this cycle, typically it's democrats that see more of a drop-o in a mid-termyear. i was in nevada for first day o early voting at a polling place in a latino community. thiscks a blof voters that democrats need to turn out that typically have a big drop-off ie the mid-term and t's a short line, it wast -- is only a few people but there was still a line out the door, voters sd they hadn't seen democrats think they're going

isse yeah, what we're seeing trump coming further and further out and saying his true colors.saw he came out just we know the word that comes before "nationalist" is white. an anti-somatic slur. we're seeing this in media and manipulation that hitler used to rise and nazi germany. i will trump and the entire republican party and their silence complicit for these acts of violence in this murder, the blood is on their hands. it is not just about getting dissemination, it is changing the discourse of who is in powerer. this is not t a side project. this is the project of this administration. outeed to be speaking saying, trump, you need to denounce white nationalism and we need to hold accountable all of our test change the face of who is in power in this country because this violence is not happening in isolation. as we are saying, it is escalating terribly. this past week has been devastating. it is an assault not just on our bodies, but on our souls. one thing we have in our tradition, and a place where people are not acting human, we need to strive to be human. we need to sta

. >> reporter: there iss destructionar as the eye can see. all this debris wrused to be a popular restaurant and way in ehe distance the storm search knocked that b building into another. this was the height of hurricane michael, the epicenter of a monster category four storm. once popular tourist destination, it is now obliterated. the storm packing winds of 155 miles per ho. but it was thegepic storm ripping entire homes off their foundations. we saw search and rescue teams going house to house. >> swrb nothing left but our two good dogs. >> reporter: the storm surge came roaring through and slaj into these buildings, leaving behind destruction. >> i didn't think we were going to make it. >> reporter: they didn't think they'd survive. the tree split their house in half. >> we ran into the bathroom and on the loor and held each other. >> reporter: in mexico beach, kelly jenkinsts reg riding out the storm here himself. >> it's devastating and we will rebuild. >> reporter: we wereble to reach his wife by satellite phone so she knows he's fe. b

that's why capital one iss feel the building something completely different. capital one cafés.g places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. that are easy to open from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. no smoke. no mirrors. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? maria: welcome back. here is a look at the big market events that could impact the third square. construction spending data and earnings for cal main foods. we'll get the latest on jobs with the services pmi. thursday we'll get initial jobless claims and earnings from costco. the big event in the september jobs report will be out. be sure to tune in for "mornings with maria." earnings will begin to flow fast next week and the following week as the fourth quarter kicks off. coming up next week join me for home depot co-founder. and tray gowd why is my special guest on "sunday morning futures." be sure to follow this program and facebook, twitter and instagram. get the latest videos and pictures from the program. send us a >> i'm bob massi.

iss voters are elderly. challenge now inning over younger hispanics. >> hispanic voters tend to be more conservative in nature, but what happened is the republican party has given up on them for years, given them up to the democrats. it is up to usow, the moderates, independents, pragmatic thinkers, to reach out. reporter: has trump helped with those voters, does he help or does he hurt? >> i think the immigration issu. hu reporter: america's bigfi demographic t is over hispanic voters. there are lots of them and whoever can get them to actually vote stands a great of winning elections here. ura: katty joined us from miami a short time ago. early voting is underway in florida. how much enthusiasm are you seeing? reporter: we had reports of ople camping out overnight to cast tir ballots. that is crazy, right? i've never known people to camp out overnight for midterm elections. abut actual of the indications are that there is a enthusiasm on both sides, not just inbu flori, nationally as well. in the primaries

o iss a company, bidc not worried. we do not see goods coming from china. in fact, china is a good market for some of the consumer goods. with its population, china and india both, they will need more food. they will need to have a lot more products, and that is what africa can do. we have got to look at the competitive advantage for africa to find what other product we can then export to china using the same belt and road initiative. rishaad: how much do you currently sell to china or india? >> zero. rishaad: this glass half-full attitude is often encountered by fears that all of this expensive infrastructure is a fast track for china to exploit new markets while leaving african countries swimming in debt. there have also been complaints about transparency. for example, how china road and bridge corporation was given the contract to operate for 10 years, and there was no tender process. beijing's african enterprise is really based on trade and not benevolence. it is also inextricably linked to the way the countries see themselves in the future in a geopoli

the conontion iss this was a joint probe and we just heaeard from onene person familiar with ththe investigation on theurkish side t they have b been looooki forensic evidence and although the crime scene has been polluted, so it was very difficult to find anything over there, they say theyy sececured some evidence, butut they still need to do further tests before they would go public. this person w was again speakin on the condition of staying anonymous. so the bigger q question all da was w what will this invesestign teteam still be able to f fd. as you mentioned, i it has b be two weeks since khashoggi went missing.g. and earlierer tododay as if to aa point there, very interestingly, cleaning crew went inside this building with mops and trash bags walking past the journalist and everyone w w wondering and debate started again over the credibility of this whole investigation. but now that it's started, something has to come out, some kind of forensic evidence or maybe a statement or maybe this report that cnn is reporting on now. >> it does beg the question, why even allow this investigation t

. >> this iss what going to happen. >> no real lead up to that. >> we're going to go righ to the supwl. >> this is how skins fans do. although thens fal could also be a challenge. we'll take one day at a time. >> there you go. >> i say we like i played. >> that's how redskins fans are. >> we want to congratulate everyone that took part in the marine corps marathon. another incredible turn out here in the d.c. area. more than 30,00k people t part yesterday. jeffreystein was the first man to cross the finish line and jenny mendez won the women's race, but watch as 90-year-old completes the 10k race. >> wow. >> just awesome for her. >> news 4 was able to catch up with herfter the big finish. >> how does it feel. >> i can't believe you're 0 -- l 90-year-. how is the recovery going to be? >> i'm already there. nd she had this race on her bucket list of course her whole family was there to run along side her. >> what an inspiration. >> listen, i don't think we can do 26.2, but i think we can do a 10k. >> i think you should. i have no interest. >> victory for the red sox. >> he's sipping his

launches are on hold after teed's launch to iss ended with a fall back to earth instead of a six-month stay in space. a rocket booster failed just minutes after launch. it was carrying astronaut nick hague and a russian cosmonaut and they a botokay. >> it look incredible. you think they would lose thech la. >> it must have been a scary thing. >> for sure. >> it's scary tonight with the high winds. >> it's a nasty might. it really is. just like a tropical storm. that is exactly what we with got out there. we have the rain. we've t got wind now coming in across the area. some of us have seen up to 3 to 6 inches of rain along i-95 and sout maryland and lice take and look a show you what is happening outside now. the radar over last three to four hours now. you aoticeund southern maryland, it has been raining the entire time. you can see the rain ending though, from west to east. ending around leesburg and frederick, pushing off to the east a staying over southern maryland and this is picked up well by the models earlier today. the weather service had a flood warning in the area and seeing

officials say they've been concerned for months that president trump has been discussing sensitive iss on his iphone with people like sean hannity ofox news and now "the new york times" reports the chinese and russians are routinely eavesdropping. nbc news has not confirmed aspects of "the new york times" report. according to "thetimes," the president calls flow billionaires, big campaign contributors, with major holdings inhi and contacts with china's government. as a candidate, presi nt trump regularly attacked hillary clinton for e-mailing on a private server. >> her server was easilyd hac by foreign governments, perhaps even by hal finan backers in communist china. >> reporter: president obama reluctantly gave up his beloved blackberry when he took office. eight years later, joking about the government replacement. >>he phoneoesn't work. you know, you can't play your music on it. so basically, it's like does your 3-year-old have one of those play phones? >> reporter: president tweeting -- butr for white house aide omarosa tweeted --- he always used his personal iphone in the white

we need to keep the iss going, notjust for continues.rim? the three people up there will continue their work, though that will have to change. part of what they were doing would be to work with the two people arriving. there was space walks planned with one of the people who would have been with them. that will all have to change. there will be wondering about when they will return to her. although they have their own soyuz spacecraft they will use to return to work, it is robust and it will be all right, i am sure. they will be wondering what will happen. they don't want to be international space station to be left unmanned for very long, if at all. ideally, there will be another crew arrived. the question is how will it get there, will it go on soyuz? will be russians say that soyuz is off the cards for many months, in which case there needs to be a decision. will an unmanned soyuz go up and dock and allow another group of people to come down much later. they have about 200 days of lifetime beyond which they are not guaranteed. there n

he iss equally revileded for his far right rhetoric. last month, he was found in an attempted assassination. he has only just left hospital. the campaign has not been an easy one for the workers party. he was handed the candidacy less than a month ago. brazil has a corruption judge. he has just announced statements made by one of the former ministers to become public. that hepelosi testified was fully aware of the petrobras corruption scheme. before the scandal broke and before it upturned. brazilian politics. >> the eiffel tower lit up last night to pay tribute to french singer charles of the board. the film -- the man known as the french snatcher died aged 94. he conquered america in the 1960's and toured all over the world singing in several languages. only a handful of french stars have made it to the hollywood walk of fame. he was one of them. in the u.s., he was known as the french sonata drug. the people flock to see him perform all over the world. his s international carereer std with wanting to conquer america. in the 1950's, h

ofelia: life e expectancy iss increasi i in the countrtry.it is a demographic change leading to fewer younger workers supporting more retirees. >> in addition to the recent years of limited or negative growth in the generous actions granted to employees, brazil is heading to a point w where it wl the longer b be able to meet its pension obligations. ofelia: in 2017, the government ran up a deficit of more than $60 billion to cover pensions. despite this unsustainability, and overhaul of the system is politically difficult to achieve. >> usually, the government remembers the problem only when there is no cash available. not because you need a good system in order toto feel l more secure and more comfortable within the current system. all ththe times they havave trid the reform is always i in the sense of cutting expenditures and not in providing a b better service. ofelia: the issue of pension refoform is complelex and controversial. neitither of the p presidentia candides i in this sunday's election have addressed it. however, it is one of th

it iss the 6th major fire in three years at night -- at a ukrainian army depot. suspected taliban suicide bomber in afghanistan has killed -- as well as seven other people. it is the latest in a series of attacks blamed on taliban insurgents opposed to the elections. turkey says it will search -- he has been a vocal critic of the kingdom. reporter: this is where khashoggi was seen for the last time. a camera captured the moment when he entered the consulate. saudi's city 59-year-old left shortly afterwardsds. one e week later they invited turkishh policee to seararch the building. >> some arab officials and at the some -- same time some turkish officials said the possibility he was killed is very high. one way or another he was taken somewhere else. we want the details. reporter: the khashoggi case is a political tightrope act for turkey. many opposition figures have sucked refuge in their country. on monday president recep tayyip erdogan urged them to provivide evidence t that khashoggi had actually left the consulate. words alone were not enough, he said. the a

this clearly iss an act of terr or, attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this countryhrough acts of violence. i want to make very clear that the people of new york city will not be intimidated. reporter: the all clear signal was given to the clinton's and obamama's. according to the secret service, the packages were immediately identified as potentially explosive during routine checks and were not delivered. >> we are fine thanks to the men and women of the secret service. but it is a troubling time, isn't it? and it is a time of deep divisions. and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. reporter: fbi investigators say the package sent to the former secretary of state appear to have similarities with the explosive device found in the no backs of entrepreneur and philanthropist george soros. the 88-year-old soros is a longtime democratic supportrter. in florida, a suspicious package arrived at the office of a democratic member of congress, representative debbie wasserman schultz. it was actually addressed to former attorney general eric holder. a

iss is something that broken. we need to make sure who is coming here and mention they can get here, do the work and go back to their home country. this is all part of what needs to happen. it will have to happen after this election because right now it seems a political posturing, but you are playing with peoples lives. that is not right. >> congress has not been able to reach his legislative fix for the hundreds of thousands of young undocumented dreamers. recently, in 30 seconds, mr. rossi, would you support a standalone daca bill if democrats take back the house. mr. rossi: i have been very clear as well that we are talking about 690,000 of people who would be taken and shipped back to a country they don't even know. that is not logical. we should not do that. but we also need to make sure we have border security first or we will end up with the same -- in the same boat two or three years from now. it is is backing or the same problem we are going to have. i'll think we will get there until after the election.

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i believe there isse from the president that this is apples and oranges. n sure he' making the connection between what's happened, even though the white houseon corrents association, which represents i think all of thi at this table, has said the american people should recoil when there is praise against a violent attack against a journitist. >> i just a referendum on president trump? or if you look at a race like wisconsin, scott walker, t republican incumbent, struggling, because democrats keep talking about health care. is there undercurrent beneath the referendum? >> sure. and forth democrats, he care is probably the most potent issue. the issue of preexcoting itions. you're seeing that in the money they're spending on advertising. so thats part of it. but i think that beyond that, i mean, it is a national climate. you have a situation in which party loyalty is stronr than its ever been. and presidential approval effects votingehavior more than it ever has. so ultimately, this comes back to the basics of the w we are. i think, if you look at the state

already contact to alexander guest, who is a european astronaut with a german passport on board the issthey need, so this is no issue. the transport to the international space station is normally made by a japanese htv transfer vehicle, or from some american suppliers, so this is no issue. and of course, this mishap of the soyuz is not a good thing. but, on the other side, it shows that the system as such is very safe, because in each and every moment of the launch, you can return. this is a very good message, and so therefore i think it's still a reliable launch. of course, we have to look what was the problem. i've had some contact to our american colleagues, i had some contact also to our russian colleagues, because we would like to send, again, european astronauts with that launcher. so do i take that, from what you said just there, that you don't see this as perhaps signalling a rolling back of human missions, especially considering that now artificial intelligence and robotics can actually achieve so much? no, i think the soyuz is a reliable launcher. but it shows also that to hav

power and still somebody in power today knows that she is fierce and that she's ruthless and that she iss vevery skilled and very experienced. and i think that's not the way to go about getting rid of her under i think i agree with patina but i think a lot of what's happening in the very it's really that. voters don't like hypocrisy and they don't like flip flops and that's happened a lot you know there's been this sort of appeasement. of of you know sort of moving toward mackel and then moving away and then sudah marcus so dental runs the party now and that area. head in is i'm sorry who is the premier and the area he's he's changed course he had a very kind of far right kind of rhetoric and then all of a sudden realize that was back firing in the poll. decided to take a different tack into attack address very upset the person who could benefit from all of this. if things go really south is if the i can now. who is spent a long time german at the very end politician she's kept kind of quiet spend a little bit in the background and if the if the party? gets really upset with both the hoff

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doubled since 1996 private colleges are exponential so were trying to figure out where all that money iss going. certainly professors are adjunct inin my books they don't have health care or permanent jobs there paid $1500 a class now that number is huge but only half of all professors people like to say it's more than that. >> and 62 percent of adjuncts make 20000 or less living below the pattern one --dash the poverty line but somehow the cost of the colleges has gone up exponentially they say it's the administration or the football team or building stadiums but this is a pathway to power for so many and my orandparents were immigrantsts working in a shoe store going to night school this is still how people get into the middle class so if you talk about policy that's another thing and with loan forgiveness that would change their lives. >> the way education factors into my book with my personal trajectory is called a memoir but it is generational family story but my piece has to do with my academic and professional aspirations in a society where we have to gain particular types of emplo

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