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joanie is by local standards an independent and wealthy man he has a big house a substantial family and a lot of cattle john is used to being self-reliant and when he heard rumors that the locals were hunting al beanos he was ready to protect his own white skinned children. and. i was prepared to defend my children with the help of this. in two thousand and seven when lucas was still a little strange man visited the neighbors and asked about a white child and where he was living but they didn't tell him anything. they want to and never came back but i was so terrified so worried that i used to keep my spear a machete at my side at all times. in addition to the head hunters and witch doctors also face another eternal enemy the sun. because of the lack of pigmentation desk and has no protection from harmful ultraviolet light. statistically eighty five percent of wellbeing those will die before reaching the age of forty. most willful fix them to skin cancer. for me the disease started a few months ago first it was no more than a small tumor a bit like a mall i barely even noticed it at fir

rallying supporters in iowa, taking part in annual roast and ride event sponsored by congresswoman joanie earns it. it is an opportunity to promote president trump's america first policies. cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles in des moines with more. ryan, wondering, i'm curious to know, have you talked to folks, many of the folks in iowa. what are they saying about the president's policies thus far? >> reporter: yeah, christi, we spent 48 hours crisscrossing iowa, talking to voters about president donald trump, and he seemed to retreat back to the message of america first. that was certainly a message that resonated during the campaign with this state, it is a state that donald trump won pretty easily. and we found at least among republicans his support remains very strong. >> thank you, we're going to do it. >> reporter: the first campaign promise son full display. >> we don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us any more and they won't be. >> reporter: in greenville, iowa, that message is hitting home. >> i think people are sick and tired of the federal government

the vice president is going to be rolling up on a harley here in a couple of minutes with senator joaniet. joni ern. for all of the political fanfare, it's real for all of these voters. i have one voter who voted for trump. >> i'm here at the birthplace of john wayne. >> what do you want to hear from mike pence today? >> how he's going to push the agenda forward, how he's going to get the tax reform done and how he's going to create more jobs for middle america. >> reporter: at this point, are you satisfied with what congress has done and are you concerned about the russia investigations? >> well, i'm not satisfied with what congress has done. i don't think they have done anything yet. and the russia investigation i really feel is the only strategy that they have at this point. they have no message. they have no candidates. enough is enough. we need to get on with our business. >> reporter: this is the sentiment that i was hearing from voters. die-hard republicans here to hear the likes of mike pence. a concern as to what extent the trump administration has been held up by things like th

one is to increase pay for our enlisted military, and that's with joanie earnst from iowa.ctims of terrorists access to military hospitals and to the help ha they need. you know, we're continuing -- sth that's the kind of thing that appeals to both republicans and democrats, isn't it? >> is that a bad thing, charlie? >> nobody says it's bad, but point is who could be against that. >> but there was a time in merge when the idea that someone working 40 hours a week ought to be able to support a family also democrats, and that's what's changed in washington. >> is it fair -- >> let me ask you. you mentioned hospitals. what's happened? you mentioned -- not a lot of people are talking about the senate health care bill right now. >> it is absolutely the right question to ask when you're talking about bipartisanship. right now the senate republican leadership has 13 men locked behind doors negotiating what they're going to do on a health care bill, won't let democrats the bill shoo the president dud say the house care bill was mean. >> that's the same bill that he threw the party

don't see that piece, in the report i would also say that, you know, again, looking at wages, to joanie's't have wages start to pick up even a little bit, then you are going to have -- i don't think the market is going to have a positive reaction to that report 185 would be great, but the wage issues the most important thing to look at. >> imagine if wages go up later this year a tax cut people get double increase in wages. maria: very powerful. >> get it done. maria: dagen: if reports are short economy looks like wobbly maybe those republicans no offense rachel get off their duffs, do something. >> senators get off their duffs-- >> [laughter] >> come out of the house first. dagen: talking about tax reform. >> once health care -- >> so do you think this number steve forbes moves fed any way fed meeting is june 14 we are expecting rates to go higher again. >> just confirms what they are going to do doesn't put any more doubt about what is happening in a few days. >> thank you ladies tune in for jobs' report tomorrow, a 8 km eastern fox business network we've got one hour special, jobs in a