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i've been to i haven't been to jamaica, but it's probably a lovely i've. >> been. >> been. >> to jamaica been to dominica. these are beautiful. beautiful. in fact, dominica has the only remaining population of original carib indians who were the original, you know, population of the islands. >> before anyone was going to say the books we brought these people, i would have guessed you or simon evans. maybe it was lewis. >> i was just remembering a joke. i think it was rich vos joke. i think it was rich vos joke. yeah. i wasn't telling his joke. yeah. i wasn't telling his joke. exactly. >> i think with stuff like this, you know, history, some history needs to just stay in the past. we can learn from it. but we've got hundreds of years on. we've got hundreds of years on. we've got to move on. we don't have the. >> money in the past. >> money in the past. >> we don't have the money. >> we don't have the money. >> but can you point out this, ecclestone? because i'm an older man, and this bernie ecclestone who was the head of formula one, i guess he has. he had a son at 89 years old and he sai

comment, but i'll see i do see that you need to trip claim that you use the should the tenant, did the jamaica you cannot. and with the words you got enough in my sort of full pile of medical schools for we've done how to be all when i can accept them some dialogue, some of the tools in the, of the hazel to come up. the other usually be under the jesus, does that any kind of what was your then many, you know mean those that have the the c one x i'm human. oh, good. well here's the one to end up $5050.00. i'm sorry. what did, what do you do? you got to deal with money because we're looking kind of custom don't get calf fee and monitors the to think we should have everything between those who bought this movie called the cover fee. and i think there's a re into it, but after that there's no fee and the tools that are for the actual general, but don't see feel like the thought of shut up a gift. so well what, how to deal with all new to the later not to present a shorter day 12 hutchins, you know, so just just want to be less than that. so now don't see a assessing, you know, don't, uh, don't, do

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the site as we go through monday, jamaica should be allows you to have it a cheryl to send you a possibility. again, a similar condition for cuba and also his spun. you'll know the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination from genocide to critical debate? this then side determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions. centrally therapy in countries are directly affected by this whole new korean transit. inside stories of germany, have them all forward change requests. anything from the new city leadership on out jersey era. the other one major instead of going to this is counting the cost on which is the area we can look at the world of business and economics. this reach donald trump's terrace against mexico and canada on hold for now. but the us trade dispute the china rumbles on, so what's behind trumps.

there is a theme here.lo it looks like we are just trying to turn the worljustd lgbt.li gay rights in jamaican uganda. the more you think about it, it's actually trying to exploit the division in other countries. to distract those other countries. disot to tear downhe traditional society, to her to the church.ia to hurt authority there. because, the main theme is you are basically just funding radicaare l lgbt movements in traditional society. what does that do to her traditional society? it makes them all aid each other and fight each other soc and distracted them so the united states can come in and exploit those divisions. it's like when we found out the it'se using their bots to exploit the black lives matter movement in the radical trans-movement, wha we do?s mo we just pointed our fingers at each other male hated each other and the russians could use that for their own purpose. the money for "politico" is a huge scandal. i hope you roll your eyes because i have some facts.es they have this political probe thin g, is 25,000 to $75,000 per year.th this is not like getting access to "the w

one and a half million to promote gays, lesbians and trans in jamaica.aican me crazy. 4 million for trans-serbians. 5.5 million for gay rights in uganda. over 6 million for men who have sex with men in south africa. that's just how it was described. 17 million to promote inclusion in vietnam. it's just probably another way of saying it went to trans. we paid them to cross dress. 25 million to promote green transportation in georgia. not the state. the country. and it's not like we took the money and bought them electric cars. we just paid a shady agency to put up a billboard that says "buy electric cars." a million for arab and jewish photographers. are you jewish? are you arab? do you have cameras? here's a cheque. $8 million to teach sri lankan journalists how to avoid binary gendered language. we spent 8 million so that reporter doesn't write "he" or "she." 122 ml usaid money was given to terrorists. the taliban is taxpayer funded. so we're on a roll. the people spending the money can't even tell you why they're spending the money. >> usaid awarded $2

next, dennis and sharon celebrating their retirement with a beautiful trip to jamaica., alaska. how cool is that? i would like to wish shirley a happy 91st birthday in lynchburg, virginia. she's celebrating her special day with her granddaughter, danny, and great-granddaughter, janell. we have barbara, renee, jean and don. they're visiting the great pyramid of giza in egypt. thanks for bringing us along. congratulations to andrew and deb in west roxbury, massachusetts, on ten years of marriage. and finally, check out this crew. linda, jill, kelly, jan, ju, cindy, and jady, they're all celebrating jan's 90th birthday on a cruise to the bahamas. have fun, ladies, and have birthday, jan. send us a photo of you and your mug with the hashtag, sunday today, and you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get the sunday today mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. willie will see you right back here next week on sunday today.

that are migrants, are coming from barbados, jamaica, latino countries, they're coming here.ight on top. >> chef, well done. >> definitely. >> you nailed it, j.j. >> thank you very much. >> chef j.j., thank you. recipes today.com/good. >>> next hour, third star, ralph machio. >> karate kid. >> we'll be back after your locanews and quick messages. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall with a microclimate weather alert that continues as this atmospheric river brings in lots of rain across the bay area. and there will be more as we go throughout the morning and then into the early afternoon. at times the rain gets heavy, and we're seeing that in san francisco, parts of the east bay, as well as up into the north bay around vallejo. we are going to see the heavier rain picking up and even the possibility of thunderstorms and flash flooding will also be a possibility going into today, as we get several more hours of this rain continuing into the evening. and then notice how later on tonight, the rain starts to taper off. we're going to catch a break, but there will be s

so i really can't wait to come there and eat jamaican food because i've been to jamaica and it's greats a super ambitious project too. i just looking at the plans and seeing the investments you're making in this i, i really appreciate the level of design and intervention that you're doing. >> it sounds like the neighbors do too. i think everyone's really supportive. so it's this roof deck which is giving us some problems and the noise and the hours and i guess at the same time i want to be super pro-business. i think the city needs to be more pro-business. we need to support, you know, small businesses like yours that are trying to do the right thing. i'm not like i'd be a lot more comfortable. it's i appreciate your openness like adjusting the hours but i also want to support your business so i want to make sure the hours that we're throwing around here that there's precedent for it, that we're not just feeling like a ten feels right or so is there is there precedent for ours and that we're in or are we being kind of this just feels right or is there anything can anyone speak to that

funding strengthening community support structures to upscale lgbt rights, advocacy, in jamaica. does this advance? gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: usaid awarded $20 million for the economic insertion of venezuelan migrants and refugees in ecuador. gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: usaid awarded $17.5 million to fund a voluntary medical male circumcision overseas. gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: i do not know what circumcision has to do with american first either. funding hiv prevention services targeting men who have sex with men and transgender, does this advance america's interests? gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: unfortunately i only have five minutes, but these are programs democrats are desperate to save. foreign assistance system is badly broken. chair comer: yields back -- >> inquiry. the gentlelady has used a phrase that is considered a slur in the lgbtq community and transgender community -- let me please finish without interr

the usaid gave $1.5 million to promote lgbt advocacy in jamaica. they gave $1.5 million to rebuild the cuban media ecosystem. they gave $1.5 million for, quote, art for inclusion of people with disabilities in belarus. another $3.9 million for lgbt causes in macedonia. $8.3 million for equity and inclusion education in nepal. i could go all night. and many of my colleagues are upset, they're really mad at mr. musk. hell, i think we ought to give him a medal. all he's doing is what president trump said he was going to do. president trump said he's going to audit the spending. so, trump goes and hires musk, again, with a top-secret security clearance. nobody can quibble with his intelligence. the guy's as smart as einstein's cousin. he's a very successful businessman. some say he's the richest guy in the world. and he's doing the auditing. and man, he's finding a lot of stuff. i call it spending porn. now, i'm not saying everything that usaid does is wasted. but i'm saying a lot of it is, a hell of a lot of it is. and we ought to be on the floor of t

funding strengthening community support structures to upscale lgbt rights, advocacy, in jamaica. does this advance? gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: usaid awarded $20 million for the economic insertion of venezuelan migrants and refugees in ecuador. gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: usaid awarded $17.5 million to fund a voluntary medical male circumcision overseas. gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: i do not know what circumcision has to do with american first either. funding hiv prevention services targeting men who have sex with men and transgender, does this advance america's interests? gov. reynolds: no. mr. schatz: no. mr. resh: no position. rep. mace: unfortunately i only have five minutes, but these are programs democrats are desperate to save. foreign assistance system is badly broken. chair comer: yields back -- >> inquiry. the gentlelady has used a phrase that is considered a slur in the lgbtq community and transgender community -- let me please finish without interr

i've been to i haven't been to jamaica, but it's probably a lovely i've. >> been. >> been. >> to jamaicave been to dominica. these are beautiful. beautiful. in fact, dominica has the only remaining population of original carib indians who were the original, you know, population of the islands. >> before anyone was going to say the books we brought these people, i would have guessed you or people, i would