so more, i think that's where john harmon went. alright, let's talk about so argentine and mexico. i know it was last night, but it's still like the ripples of it still come through because it's still talking about it amongst cells and friends. argentina was that performance convincing enough? do you think one to get them into the last 16. if you talk to me about the 1st 60 minutes, know now from the 60th mid or from the moment that and so for none this comes in. yes, they ended up being the better team they ended appealing to everything they possibly could, the history, the mystique, the fact that they were celebrating just the day before the 2 year anniversary, the passing of the matter on a huge everything was going there and the energy that you are, that you felt at sale was incredible, both mexican in origin tank than that the end of the day. it was the origin time fan. and the origin time players that were able to show their quality against the mexico said it was very underwhelming. you can ask him, actually mexico results have been underwhelming, commonly yes, they have, but

the area of alexander out towards manassas junction and then once john pope back, warrenton junction received, information from harmon bliss about what was going on on the a railroad. a pope made a decision as. well, oh, let's if this thing works, there we go to turn army away from the rappahannock river line. and in three columns stretching about eight miles north to south, pope would turn his army of back in the direction of gainesville. manassas junction to try and deal with this threat now of a sizable enemy force on his rear, try to defeat whatever those confederates forces were before the rest of the confederate army would come up and we'll touch more on that in just a moment. now, again, because the telegraph wires have been halleck, hampton, mcclellan are not coordinating this with john pope. but what you find the morning of august 27th is a golden, splendid opportunity for the federal army at this point to deal serious blow to those 25,000 confederates under the command of stonewall jackson. you have 70,000 plus federal troops converging from two directions. eyes on force there in the bristow station, manass

harmon, jonathan, my genius. we are here. so there are many journalists are here, got to pay for hundreds for, and john i saw here that the man was collared by for journalists. probably. that is 1000000000 disabled people in the world. 1000000000 disabled people, nobody cares about the cat. 15 percent of the world population is disabled. nobody cares for jonah this you think they don't suffer, so we don't have to care, but work or suffer and you be these are for, of course, but disabled people don't. of course they do. and of course we have to care and of course we have to do things to help them as well, like we have to do for the workers for it and you be the and for any minority anyone that is in any way suffering or being abuse. so speaking about workers, i bumped into irma migrants a study not the fee for study, a human rights watch study on of these companies that i think is also criticizing. certainly for certainly, rightfully many times, i guess we'll, let's study says basically that because of the european migration policy, 25000 migrants died since 2014, in 18200, only this year human beings died. so if i would take