not just that he was hauling all of the sister soldier moment that he was telling jesse jackson at the party that jackson represented that's over, this is the clinton wing of the party now. we have one. everybody getting your place. ross perot, rest in peace, he died this week. he was in the president shall race that year. that allowed bill clinton to squeak it with 43 percent of the vote. as you look back and say well, may not get us everything that we want but at least it wins elections. 43 percent is not a terribly lean endorsement of electoral strategy. ross perot again and 96, allowed him to squeak through with los than 50 percent. the establishment progressive fight doesn't really get picked up again until 2004 presidential election and for the first time that 1800 number, the jerry brown try to use, and then nothing that jesse jackson had is the internet. howard running for president, not terribly progressive himself, there were a couple things people were able to latch onto. one, he was from vermont. people assume he must be liberal. two, the dr. he talks about wanting universa

we are delighted to have jacqueline jackson and jesse jackson junior. first it is my pleasure to introduce to you april smith a classmate of congressman jackson and agent for their book loving you, speaking of view and don't forget to pray and is a family friend as well. to introduce these lovely people, here is april smith. [applause] >> thank you. good evening and welcome. welcome to raleigh north carolina we appreciate you coming in. thank you for joining us. we would like to thank quail ridge books, c-span, the ceo and founder of healthcare and our friends from north carolina that have joined us. [applause] also, we would like to thank our educators in the area for joining us tonight as well as friends and family thank you for coming out. we appreciate you. for those of you who do not know, ms. jackson is the life of reverend jesse jackson, from the civil rights movement. she has marched, she has been jailed and she participated in the initial me to march in washington. ms. jackson comes from a bout of strength with her family. strong women keep on c

next door and jesse jackson grew up with kids taunting him in south carolina. addy. al sharpton had a nice comfortable middle-class life until his father abandoned the family and down to the ghetto he went.i i mention that because 70% of black kids are raised without fathers and obama said a kid without a dad is five times more likely to be poor, nine times more likely to drop out of school. 20 times more likely to end up in jail. far and away the number one problem in this country and it's being ignored. >> tucker: why, i wonder. if you cared -- i don't think is really a lot of debate among sociologists. there are longitudinal studies for the last 100 years on this question and they all point to this. if you cared, he would emphasize this but people don't, why? >> well, the left is not because they have to crate the problem. in 1940 for example only 14% of black kids were born outside of wedlock. 1965, 25%. now it's 70% and i argue that the welfare state has incentivized women to marry the government and allowed men abandon a financial and moral responsibility.

civil rights leader jesse jackson who attended the ceremony called the nazi genocide of half a 1000000 since he and roma the forgotten all accost. suspected al qaeda militants have raided a military camp in the southern yemeni province of witnesses say the assailants killed at least 20 soldiers and battled yemeni security forces for several hours the militants were eventually expelled from the camp after reinforcements arrived at by the united arab emirates. well saudi arabia has announced new travel rules that allow women to travel abroad without approval from a male guardian women over the age of $21.00 will now be able to apply for a passport starting at the end of this month the reforms are a shift away from the country's restrictive guardianship system saudi arabia considers women to be on the same level as children and gives men almost complete control of their lives there have been several recent type profile attempts by saudi women to escape their guardians. well for more on this i'm joined by she's the director of the live next center for modern oriental studies right here in

ethnic sinti and roma people killed in a massacre there 75 years ago us civil rights activists jesse jackson who attended the ceremony called the nazi genocide of how some 1000000 since he and roma the forgotten holocaust. german customs officials have seized a 1000000000 euros worth of cocaine found in a shipping container in the port city of hamburg the drug shipment weighed more than 4 tons and is the largest ever confiscated in germany. a trade dispute between japan and south korea has escalated with both countries dropping each other's status as prefer trading partners japan said his decision was based on national security concerns but south korea slammed it as a declaration of economic war and threatened to end an intelligence sharing pact ordered. suspected al qaeda militants have raided a military camp in the southern yemeni province. witnesses say the assailants killed at least 20 soldiers and battled yemeni security forces for several hours the militants were eventually expelled from the camp after reinforcements arrived backed by the united arab emirates and we stay in that region

jay-z is saying -- like jesse jackson, jesse jackson would go out and protest.ld go out and protest. you're doing wrong. we'll call you to account. then when those corporations or businesses would come to the table to say what can we do to make things better, then you've got to have a blueblueprint. you've got to have a plan. colin kaepernick's taking a knee is necessary. what's the follow-up. what do we do in the aftermath of the nfl saying, you know what, we may not have agreed about colin kaepernick because individual teams have to decide whether or not they can choose him although we know it's ludicrous to make the argument he's not ready to come into the league. on the other hand, the other issues that are available to be discussed, we need some leadership and guidance. jay-z's portfolio and profile has been there. he said god forgive me for my brash delivery. imagine me to allow you to nitpick at me and portray me like a picka anyony. so he has skin in the game and social justice agendas that are relevant and we can agree or disagree. but we shouldn't name

civil rights leader jesse jackson, who attended the ceremony, called the nazi genocide o of half a million roa the forgotten holocaust. suspected al qaeda militants have raided a military camp in the southern yemeni province. witnesses say the assailants killed at least 20 soldiers and battled security forces several hours. the militants were expelled after reinforcements arrived back by the the united arab emirates. and moscow has a warning for those who dare to participate in saturday's rally. expect another crackdown. the warning follows violence between police and demonstrators last weekend when more than a thousand people were arrested. the protestors are angry that authorities have excluded independent candidates from the moscow city elections on september 8. they want them to be allowed to run. d.w. spoke to one of the protestors who was detained last weekend. >> these were images that shocked russia during protests for free and fair moscow city parliament elections, nearly 1,400 demonstrators were detained on what monitors call unprecedented. this photo has made mikhail a symbol of

let‘s go to chicago now and speak to civil rights activist reverend jesse jackson. writers have managed to do? she was. beloved took the pulitzer prize. she was not limited to race or gender. it was an extraordinary achievement that she was born in a steel town in ohio in the great depression and then she went on to win all these prizes, the pulitzer prize, the nobel prize, an incredible achievement. she transcended everything. everything was dark and the light came and she took advantage of it. a profound writer. even now she is a great force and we honour her because she lived and not just because she died. what was it about her storytelling that was so rich? she once said i wanted to restore the language that black people spoke to its original power, a language that is rich but not ornate. well growing up i had that experience, she was the best of the authentic environment. and we love and cherish her memory. what is her legacy, do you think she gave a voice in a sense in terms of literature to black people in the united states? well she was a great writer, one o

in the last year it is the people that have been advised that the government economically that jesse jackson that that work has arrested 3 times what they're going to deed in 88 period that's huge. and i'm not sure why at innocent that rate has so little and to erode any willpower that you know a good deal that the wealthy had and what we really need to keep and he said it all and he told him that the that you are right i say lose weight even you estrace that but it's not if they have figure out how to deal with the economy and people keep responding is all right you have to bet and are right about it are i'm sorry but we've run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there i want to thank all our guests chip but then dari and patricia chin yorka and thank you too for watching you can also see the program again any time by the sitting our web site al jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story we can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is add a.j. inside story for me mama gentleman the whole te

civil rights leader jesse jackson ended the ceremony called the nazi genocide of half a 1000000 since. forgotten. suspected al qaeda militants have raided a military camp in the southern yemeni province of witnesses say the assailants killed at least 20 soldiers and battled yemeni security forces for several hours the militants were eventually expelled from the camp after reinforcements arrived at by the united arab emirates. ok to russia now and moscow's prosecutor has a warning for protesters who dare to participate and saturday's authorized rally expects another crackdown the warning follows violence between police and demonstrators last weekend when more than a 1000 people were arrested the protesters are angry that authorities have excluded independent candidates from the moscow city elections on september 8th they want them to be allowed to run. spoke to one of the protesters who was detained last week and. these were images that shocked russia during protests for free and fair moscow city parliament elections nearly 1400 demonstrators were detained a number monitors called unpr

. >> who does a film on jesse jackson and jesse james? who does a book about country usic and american imperialism? it has just been a fantastic ride, you know? i actually think a little bit i would m not too -- never compare, but let me say this when i was a kid i grew up in missouri and my parents used to take me around and one of the places they took me to was the birthplace of mark twain. there's a house in florida, missouri, it's a little two-room shack. nd then you know the kind of life he had and what he got to and for god's sakes, $611,000 in his estate when he died in 1910 which is going to be like what $15 million, so i'm thinking even as a little kid, this writing game, there may be something in it. [laughter] it is now 45 years later and i am just coming around to the realization that maybe this is not the best plan if you want to accrue $611,000 and estate. it's been a joy. i have met people i could not have imagined meeting. 've met presidents and vice presidents. i meets really fascinating interesting people all the time. s

the viewers to do, do a google search of donald trump and jesse jack and and donald trump and -- jesse jacksonlled around with and received his money. he was not a racist back then. he became a racist when he became a republican and beat hillary clinton. >> when you are like me from the south and people say go back to where you come from. when he called mexican racist. when you say sobs and shithole countries, i'm disappointed for a man who look like me. >> i look like you but i don't think like you. the thought that we should all think alike is the problem. trish: andy ngo was attacked at the last protest. will he be at tomorrow's protest? you can hear from him yourself after this. after this. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. ♪ ♪ award winning design. ♪ ♪ award winning engine. ♪ ♪ the volvo xc90. our most awarded luxury suv. ♪ ♪ my car insurance to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dryer and then the very next sock is the other green one. and then you pull out two blue ones. and you keep going till you've

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jesse jackson and al sharpton.oth of them have had either nonexistent relationships or poor relationships with their own fathers. his mother got pregnant by a married man next door. he ain't got no daddy. jessie and got no daddy. down to the ghetto he went. i mentioned that, because 70% of black kids are raised without fathers. obama said a kid without a that is five times more likely to be poor. the number one problem in this country is being ignored. >> tucker: why, i wonder. because if you cared, i don't really think there's a lot of debate among sociologists there. there are studies for a hundred years. they all point to the stomach exactly the same. speak of the left not. in 1940, for example, 14 kids were born outside of wedlock. now, it's 70%. i argue that the welfare state has incentivized women to marry the government. i've helped to create this problem. what do i need to do? the answer is to undo the welfare state. we know that the welfare state creates dependency. what happened? welfare declined by 50%.

the viewers to do, do a google search of donald trump and jesse jack and and donald trump and -- jesse jacksonlled around with and received his money. he was not a racist back then. he became a racist when he became a republican and beat hillary clinton. >> when you are like me from the south and people say go back to where you come from. when he called mexican racist. when you say sobs and shithole countries, i'm disappointed for a man who look like me. >> i look like you but i don't think like you. the thought that we should all think alike is the problem. trish: andy ngo was attacked at the last protest. will he be at tomorrow's protest? you can hear from him yourself after this. after this. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your..

so, you don't want jesse jackson, quincy jones or whoever to say there was a night in chicago and sammy got up and he said that we have that footage. . >> i'm talking about documentary biography which is a visual and auditory medium. i would say that sammy davis junior and like you mentioned john wade and mohammed ali, part of the flipside is you deal with subjects to are an embarrassment of riches and the question is what to leave on the cutting room floor whether it's a book or documentary . >> it's harder when you are writing about a performance than when you can just show it but as far as media source material from me and then how sammy's davis junior but something new to the media landscape, the most viable thing with his appearance on friday shows us are usually a few minutes and then they are just in and out with 47 different radio appearances. the not all available but seeing a number of them i was able to realize he brought something really new to television. most network programming was very stereotypical but then they could be himself and joke around and have a familiar relat

i remember back when it was apartheid, jesse jackson was refused entrance to south africa.s supposed to be a beacon of freedom and freedom means allowing you to say it even if you don't like it. her not seeing her grandmother is right at this point because that wasn't the only reason for her visit, first of all. second of all the palestinian community is looking to her to fight on their behalf. >> the u.s. is las beacon of freedom and it has been aed government leaders from various countries to coming here. >> we had a speaker at columbia university after enticing the crowd to burn american flags and talking against the united states, talking against israel, saying they did not have the right to exist, and applauding puppets of our presidents being burned. yet he was allowed entrance to the country and spoeng at columbia university. >> and another administration might not have let him in. in this case the last 24 hours have shown that rashida talib was not acting in good faith. it was clear her rejection of israel's offer to come and visit her grandmother was politicized la

from chicago to memphis with reverend jesse jackson. >> we are a humane people.r justice and fairness. >> the college athlete and outspoken civil rights activist speaks candidly about his recent parkinson's diagnosis and the death of his colleague, dr. king, at the site of his murder. >> what's the emotion when you come back? >> it's just raw. >> plus lasting memories of his poor upbringing. >> we didn't develop a complex about it because he were conditioned the in that way. some things would change the condition. >> answers for his many critics. >> the grouppe

think jesse jackson, 1998. howard dean, 2004, rand paul in 2012.even after a candidate gets the nomination, historically plenty of huge crowds have shown up for losing causes all the way up to election day. 1972, george mcgovern drew enthusiastic crowds including 25,000 people on election eve in long beach, california. the next day, he lost every state to richard nixon extend massachusetts and the district of columbia. proving the silent majority did exist. november 1, 1984, walter mondale and geraldine ferraro had 100,000 in the electoral district. reagan beat them. election day 1988, michael dukakis had 15,000 in philadelphia. poppy bush beat him by 7,000 votes and 317 electoral votes. october 2004 john kerry was joined by bill clinton on stage in philadelphia before as many as 100,000 people. but bush/cheney reveiled. 2008, after john mccain chose sarah palin they drew crowds but couldn't match obama's power. in bucks county, pennsylvania, didn't even win the state. so crowd size alone is not sufficient to win the white house. is it nevertheless

changing demography and a long history of anti-semitism i can't mention the names al sharpton, jesse jackson, the reverend wright coming up on a quote of something that's anti-semetic. and there's something else going on. that is that the new generation of young jewish americans they're assimilated. they remind me of the greek lobby. they're not observant jews and they find their jewish heritage sort of an embarrassment in the confines of the progressive movement. a lot of this new generation is not speaking up on behalf of israel. some have not been to israel.el we're going to see a landmark change in the democratic party very shortly.ee >> i think it's happening. >> the quad is going to -- the view of the squad is going to be the majority. >> i worry about that. as we look at this situation they will not even recognize the name "israel," the top of their itinerary said they were going to go to palestine. they were not trying to go to israel. >> the point of this deterioration, what's happened is the radical muslim lobby has inserted itself and they hijacked the party with this agenda. the

in the last year it is the people that have been administering the government economically that jesse jackson that that work has arrested 3 times whatever little gravity in 1000 here yet. and i'm not sure why innocent that right has been so willing to erode any willpower that you know a good deal that the wealthy had and what we really need to keep etc all in his role during the year i say lose weight even you estrace that but it's obviously a catheter out how to deal with the economy and people keep responding is all right you even depend on right to vote and are i'm sorry but we've run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there i want to thank all our guests to pardon dari and patricia chin yorka and thank you too for watching you can also see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is add a.j. inside story for me mama gentlemen the whole team here bye for now. millions of workers a big in

the government economically that jesse jackson that which has arrested 3 times whatever little gravity in $1000.00 here yet that's huge. and i'm not sure why innocent that right has been so little and to erode any willpower that you know a good deal that the wealthy had and what we really need to keep and he said it all and he strolled in the that you're right i say lose weight even you estrace that but it's obviously because peter out how to deal with the economy and people keep responding is all right you have to bend our right to put our i'm sorry but we've run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there i want to thank all our guests chipper then dari and patricia chin yorka and thank you too for watching you can also see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is add a.j. inside story for me mama gentlemen the whole team here bye for now. a society's progress is dependent on the qu

jesse jackson was at 19%.2004, john kelly won the nomination, but in january of that year, he was only polling at 9% while howard dean was at 26%. in december, by the way, of 2007, right before 2008, hillary clinton was beating barack obama by 18 points. clinton was at 45%. obama just 27. we know how that turned out. in the current race, joe biden himself is rejecting the idea that he is the only one that can win this time because he is an old white guy as he put it. let's watch. assertion is made that well, the reason, the only person that can beat trump is, quote, an old white guy, i just think that -- i mean, i think there is other people in the race who can beat trump. >> who? >> well, i think almost anybody. they'd all make a better president than trump, no matter who is left in the race. >> well, still with me are ginger gibson, adrienne elrod and jon ralston out in nevada. but joining us is presidential candidate and former u.s. congressman john delaney. mr. delaney, congressman. >> chris. >> you're one

it was that situation with bill clinton and jesse jackson. but iowa is the one that put barack obama over the top. they are moping for the same magic some kind of way. >> thank you both. next a new poll showing elizabeth warren moving up. but will the past comments from when she was a republican that we have found tonight matter? and the house judiciary committee preparing to vote on gun voel matters. they are coming back. will republicans vote yes? a member of the powerful committee is outfront. somebody living with hiv? keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv with three different medicines to help you get to undetectable. that means the amount of virus is so low it can't be measured in lab tests. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy i

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performances that we did not know we had them and we would have to do something else, so you don't want jesse jackson'sor whoever to say there was this night in chicago in 1972, never forget and sammy will get up and will do that and we happen to have that footage. so, we have the footage of the performance from all in the family and were be able to build interviews back from that . but, again, were talking about documentary biography which is a visual and auditory medium. this sammy davis junior thing and certainly mom and ali, there's an embarrassment of riches and the question is what to leave on the cutting room floor whether it's a book or documentary . >> it is, it's harder when you're writing about a performance than what you can just show it but, as far as media material for me and then how sammy davis junior brought something new to the media landscape, the most valuable thing for me is his appearance, individual results found that exciting and they are just kind of in and out but he, in the 1950s was on at least 47 different variety show appearances. but seeing a number of them, i was able to

you do not want jesse jackson, quincy jones or whoever to say oh, there is a night in 1972 in chicago, i will never forget it, we have to have that footage. we have the footage of his groundbreaking performance on "all in the family." we were able to build our interviews back from that, but again, i am talking about documentary biography, which is a visual and auditory medium. i would say that sam is davis -- sammy davis, jr., john wayne, muhammad ali, sometimes you deal with people who are in embarrassment of riches, and the question is what to leave on the cutting room floor, whether it is a book or a documentary. >> and it is harder when you are writing about performance than when you can just show it. as far as media source material and how sammy davis, junior brought something new to the media landscape, i think the most valuable thing for me was his appearances on variety shows , which in and of themselves do not sound that exciting, because they are usually just a few minutes and they are kind of in and out, but he in the 1950's was on at least -- this is what i could count --

. >> before jesse jackson had a press conference and told us we were african-americans. >> we head tow.e.b. dubois book with black reconstruction followed by another black harvard educated historian rayford logan airport book called the portrayal of the nay. the voice was, the book's subtitle is 1860 to 1877. rayford logan goes to 1950. my whole exposure to reconstruction which i had never heard of until i took this course because it wasn't taught at my school was my whole exposure to reconstruction was with redemption. you might want to ask yourself why the rise of white supremacy would be called redemption. that was a metaphor that confederate states use because they were redeeming the purity of their movement and they named their movement a lost cause movement. what is astonishing to me is the rollback of reconstruction lasted far longer than reconstruction itself. the reconstruction most historians date from 1865 to 1877 by definition. but then the rollback took a long time. i'm not going to give you a lecture for construction but just a couple amazing things that i had no idea ab

the president is getting some unlikely support from reverend jesse jackson as well as his son, who isman here in illinois. they both sent letters to the president last week asking him to go forward with this commute. there's no timeline, though, on when or if anything official will happen. neil? neil: thank you, my friend, very, very much. again, we should know this fairly soon. >>> in the meantime, the markets are doing something they have done twice before this week, overcoming huge losses from earlier in the day and trying to bounce back into positive territory. the dow now down about 44. something's going on here. i will talk to gary about that, lauren and kat about that. then we will revisit this whole delivery issue that has kat out of sync with most of society because this isn't involving scooters. this involves rerobots delivering our food after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new chevy silverado. with fifty industry-firsts. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places.

by the way, among those urging the president to do this is the reverend jesse jackson. pressuring him. trump's responding. ashley: seven years is enough. stuart: he could get out. interesting. all right. let's get to mississippi, where i.c.e. raids on food processing plants overnight resulted in 680 arrests. joining us is the governor of mississippi, phil bryant. governor, welcome to the program. good to have you with us this morning, sir. >> thank you, stuart. glad to be with you. stuart: now, they were illegals. got that. but they were doing jobs that a lot of americans will not take. what do you make of that argument? >> well, let me say i.c.e. is doing their job. i'm a former law enforcement officer so they are here as law enforcement, enforcing the federal law. if we are going to ignore these laws, we have to decide what other laws we may want to ignore. u.s. attorney in the southern district did a very good job of supporting them. this is a year-long operation. look, i've got 46,000 job openings in mississippi just now. 46,000 job openings. so if you want a job in

and in a rare moment of agreement, the president seems to have the same view as the referenced jesse jacksonresident last week saying they support the move. right now though there is no timeline as to when the pardon might actually happen. guys? brian: all right. we will see what happens. pete, ainsley, take it away. pete: thanks, brian. democratic congressman joaquin castro facing more backlash for a tweet exposing trump donors from his district. ainsley: he says it was his father who actually donated to president trump and even supported hulaian castro's run for mayor in 2009. pete: harper joins us now. let me get this clear. your father was the one that donated to president trump but your name is on the list. your business targeted. but, at the same time, you had been supportive of joaquin castro when he ran for mayor. what do you make of being outed on twitter for your private financial support? >> we supported julian castro for mayor in 2009. pete: excuse me. >> not joaquin. i don't know joaquin but have met and spent time with mayor castro. ainsley: how did your name get on the list if

it happened on story road at jackson avenue just over an hour ago . >> jesse gary is live at the sceneinvestigators continue on the scene, taking readings and markings in the street as they wait for the county corner, the center clare county corner to come out and do its investigation before removing the remains. the investigation area is quite large on story road. it starts at adrian way where traffic has been diverted. if you go east down to leeward drive, that's where it ends. that is an entire stretch of story road that is blocked off in east san jose so if you know someone or you have to head this way yourself, bear that in mind because traffic cannot get through. the action, maybe houran hour a haagmaybe atorigsay it w a tal hit and run involving a silver or gold colored suv. one witness tells me that suv somehow collided with the pickup truck behind it and hit the victim as the victim was crossing story right near the intersection of jackson. the victim was pinned underneath the vehicle, the suv and died. we talked to one woman, tran cole who works at a nearby nail salon who did

you had reverend jackson and his convicted felonious son jesse jr.ht the attention of at least jared kushner so there is the notion that maybe in an african american community, very sensitive to notions of criminal injustice, this might play. but for those republicans in illinois who are trying to get back a couple of seats they lost in the suburbs, they are gagging at the motion of having to defend trump on this. >> thank you, jim warren. you're the best on this. by the way, it reminds me of the way you sing the song, it sounds like the buddy cianci story. >>> up next, a window into the soul of trump. you can't miss this. stick around for this baby. you're watching "hardball." ing . this summer at panera, we're going all in on strawberries. at their reddest, ripest, they make everything better. like our strawberry poppyseed salad and new strawberry summer caprese salad. order online for delivery. panera. food as it should be doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas

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civil rights activist jesse jackson who attended the ceremony called the nazi genocide of half a 1000000 sinton drew well the forgotten all across. the deal for the u.s. to export more beef to the e.u. so does it help american farmers caught in the u.s. trade dispute with china and could it ease trumps animist for brussels. also on the show an escalation in the trade row between japan and south korea we'll tell you why seoul is fuming. and what can a 2000000 euro real estate investment in cyprus to buy you other than some nice digs to tell you. this is your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has signed an agreement with the e.u. to increase american beef exports into the bloc it's a rare bit of positive trade news from a president who hopes to extract even wider concessions from europeans later this year and it comes one day after the president announced new tariffs on china a move expected to hit american can.

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