i want topond to juan's misguided belief we should be >> juan: i didn't say the same thing.s dana said, the man has nukes now. he didn't have nukes before. >> greg: how did that happen? thing.berly: here is the people get upsthey think rodman is like sideshow. he's obviously not going to have any place in the negotiations. this is going to be president trwith kim jong un. if kim jong un feels more comfortable with his friend for life, dennis rodman there, fine. give him his security blanket. let him have him there. it will be fine. who cares? that is the bottom line. ultimately if the goal gets achieved in their call for something and they are able to denuclearize, would anybody really care whether dennis rodman was in the country at the time or not? i have about the results and moving on target and getting you the finish line. if that is some kind of peculiar thing that makes him feel more comfortable that it isn't some kind of assassination plot on him or something, and he'sike okay, i'm going to be safe. uddy. he's been there six times in north korea. >> brian: you rememb

>> juan: i hope so. because one of the realities here. >> kimberly: they didn't do it before when they had control of both they didn't do anything after obama. >> juan: what are you talking about it was under president bush in 2006 that republicans defeated attempt at comprehensive immigration reform. >> kimberly: oh, no. >> jesse: bottom line, you don't want border security. bottom line. >> greg: it doesn't matter. >> jesse: you want open borders, juan, admit it. >> juan: can i say horrible things. >> jesse: that's not horrible that's a policy difference. >> juan: that's knot true that's why i say it's horrible. here is the reality. >> jesse: that's the relation. >> juan: not crossing any border by foot. >> jesse: juan, you have t.s.a. at the airport open border on the south doesn't make sense. >> juan: i don't want any open border. this is all about political. >> greg: this is great tv. keep it going. people love this stuff. >> dana: wait. president trump slams democratic elitism remarks a little bit m

three pages, juan. it didn't really help. >> juan: why do you say that?eg: [laughs] >> juan: she won the popular vote. >> greg: that's how he keeps score. >> dana: i hear you. >> juan: your point is that these folks are famous, they are in movies and they get a lot of attention. they have fans, especially among young people and millennials. >> dana: that's true. >> juan: the hard news of your point in this discussion about what is the democrats' messaging, what are they going to hollywood for a question mark what do they think could be effective in the midterms in 2020? this morning in the editorial pages of "the wall street journal" and "new york times," both editorials were about health care at about the decision made by the trump administration to go -- do not defend the affordable health care act being sued by several states in court and try to let it wither on the vine. "the wall street journal" says well, you know, it's withering on its own. "the new york times" says this is going to be a big issue for democrats to use against -- >> dana: if you wat

nobody said hey, aren't you juan williams? [laughter] >> jesse: no, juan. i did not happen. >> juan: you noy pulling your leg. last week, the nfl owners said they were setting new rules for this coming season to require the player sitting for the anthem will remain in the locker room. this morning he is tweeting out no escape to the locker room. the owners aren't even escaping. trump is bullying the players and the owners, am i wrong? >> jesse: i think bullying is a tough term, juan. i think we all need to grow upde about bullying here. these are billionaire owners making a fortune. i think everybody is a grown up here. he didn't like the settlement. he didn't like this kind of in between deal where you get to stay in the locker room for the anthem or you're going to come out and stand. he wants it all in. you're either 100% for the country and the flag, or we are not going to play ball. he's going to fight until he is satisfied that and we will see who backs down. seemed like the owners backed down a little bit. >> kimberly: jesse, any more highlights from

once the question, juan? >> juan: okay well, anyway. says i don't need to prepare for what would be the biggest diplomatic meeting in his tenure. how can that be? >> jesse: remember what he said about the first debate. i'm not really preparing. i don't need to cram. he left a lot on the table. i hope that's bluster. hope he is brushing up on what he needs to brush up on. i understand where he's coming from. it's a clear strategy. either you are going to denuclearize or the sanctions will remain, they will get ratcheted up. you don't really have to prep that hard body well. i'm sure he will do it on the plane ride over there but pompeo, it's a pretty startling announcement to hear that kim has actually told him verbally that that's his goal, denuclearize. i'm glad to hear it. he told dennis rodman that a not so many words as well. looks like it's consistent. we talked about the other day, we are trying to lure him in with the goodies and capitalism and america in singapore and that's why he is dangling the mar-a-lago summit. it's attract

juan, how do you feel about your good friend peter on capitol hill? >> juan: my body.hink peter strzok says he's glad to testify. to me, this issue is about the president and his, i guess his surrogates, making the case that somehow the fbi and the comey investigation and the special counsel are not to be trusted. anything that's found out about president trump, just ignore it, america because guess what. peter strzok says he doesn't like president trump and doesn't want him elected. imagine that? how many americans can say the same thing? how many people go about doing their job. what the inspector general found was there was no evidence that the job was done in any biased manner. the larger point here is if anybody has a complaint, it is hillary clinton because guess what. that's what comey did. he came out and made an announcement that tremendously hurt her chances not only in june but then ten days before the election, recently she said she deserved an apology. he says no. now president trump wants to jump in. i will tell my supporters this thing is a total witch o

welcome back, juan. >> juan: thanks. i don't know if it's a publicity stunt or not.nk it's a legitimate purpose for an american senator from our legally elected representative, to say what's going on here? i want to see how these children are being treated. the big story to m is one that i find difficult even took control which as you are separating children from their mothers and fathers. it's not that these people are sneaking in. these are people seeking legitimate asylum as refugees. we have never done this as americans. you get a letter from the democrats saying it's antithetical to american values but also to just plain basic decency and humanity. i was stunned. i thought than't be right and then i read that john kelly, chief of staff, said it's a deterrent that's going to stop people from doing this. wow. these people are seeking asylum. separating children? i think that's not good. >> kimberly: this isn't something unique to the trump administration. in terms of how people are processed and handled when people come in the country illegally. >> jesse: it has b

rest assured it hasn't been washed in half a decade. >> juan: e >> juan: remember, i think she was aa -- >> kennedy: ariana grande. >> greg: these are not good one more things. do you have a cat jawp jawnel for a good one more thing go to candace. >> candace: make you give up on humanity it is amazing and should be discussed. a food vendor sold unusual product in vancouver british columbia. literally sold hot dog water $40 a bottle. he claimed that it increased brain function, makes you look younger, helps you lose weight. increases overall vitality. it was just a piece of performance art. >> jesse: that's what i would sell door to door. >> greg: it is water. >> candace: people bottom it at $40 a pop. hot dog water absurdity hopes to encourage critical thinking product marketing. >> greg: bottled water is a scam in and of itself. if our grandparents -- well, some of them are alive. if your great grandparents were alive and you are actually paying for water. they would be outraged. outraged, i tell you. >> candace: package it pretty americans will buy it. >> kennedy: it is hilarious.

>> juan: can i respond?erly: he was looking directly at you. >> juan: i didn't want to interrupt. sometimes the garbage is so heavy you have to watch your head. i want to say remember that the obama administration, president obama, i wish he had done differently, decided that it would come across as partisan if they went before the american people. >> jesse: obama would never want to come across as partisan. >> juan: i didn't interrupt you. they decided first to approach majority leader mcconnell and say do you want to join us in saying there is russian interference and we are taking steps to combat so people don't view it as somehow favoring clinton over trump. >> jesse: but they never even even -- why not tell them? >> juan: the second thing to say here is that when strzok and page, there has been an inspector general report. it's not subject to "we don't know." the inspector general of the united states in the trump justice department said there was no indication of bias or untoward behavior by peter strz

juan".ios padres llegar con sus hijos menores. habÍa una familia con la que le que tenÍa un hijo de cuatro, que se veÍa cazado y conmovido. puede hablar con una muchos se que tenÍa apenas 21 aÑos, cruzÓ la frontera con su hija de apenas dos meses. me narrÓ lo que vivió en este centro de detenciÓn. vamos a escuchar este testimonio. es asÍ ahí adentro? se escuchan a las madres pedir por sus hijos? y a los hijos viendo por las madres? >> sÍ. pidan deportaciÓn. ya me importa lo que han gastado. las cobijas que le dan a uno es de papel aluminio. a mÍ me querÍan sacar la colcha en la entrada parece les dije que no. tenÍa mi hija reciÉn nacida. le tiran todo a uno . dinero, carteras. todo. habÍa mucha gente que lloraba. si hubiera sabido que iba a venir a vivir este infierno, no hubiera salido nunca del paÍs. parece que me hubiese matado a venir. es horrible ver sufrir a sus hijos y sentirse impotentes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maity: como un infierno es el sentir que tienen muchas personas. se me ha hecho bast

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>> juan: you have to open your eyes to reality.here are people who want to protest and have a legitimat grievance, which is about children or some of the other policies of this administration. the question is how do you handle it? part of it has to do with the breakdown of facts and people saying well, i didn't hear about that. that's not a fact i'm familiar with that kind of thing. people have to get it straight. i saw a poll, knowing they were going to discuss this, the poll said 67%, two-thirds of republicans say the tone and civility in the country has gone down. trump, he has to take some responsibility but that doesn't mean that the left has been say since he's doing that and acting and saying "lock her up" and that kind of stuff, that we have to behave that way. i think there are politics involved and there's a calculation. when trump says some of these very provocative things, it stirs up his base. but guess what, i think the democrats then commend this response to adjusting with income of the democrats have to be smart not

juan, go ahead. >> juan: i did ancestry.com before this but it came back. much of the same., 40% sub-saharan african. 25% european. british, iberian. greg and i do have things in common. ancestry.com had 27, 28% south asian. this one has me 20% south asian, more european. >> dana: jesse, the only one who has not booked until this very moment. >> jesse: the big reveal. authentic reaction. wait a second. i'm going to read it off the screen. 99.9% european. mostly british. and i am a little french. 5.9. a >> greg: you are more french than i am! >> jesse: .1% sub-saharan african. >> greg: sweet. >> juan: when i call you a frat borough. >> jesse: brother from another mother. >> dana: you see how people migrated around and got to where they are now. >> greg: this is aster allergy for people who like science. >> dana: you can pick through it and find more information. >> kimberly: eight shows people are more related than you might think. >> dana: thank you, 23 and me for that. to be 27 is next. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to

not all bad news for democrats, juan.ohio, the senate and the governor's races have all looked really good for the democrats at this point, ohio being a key state. president trump won it by eight points. i am throwing you a little carrot. >> juan: you don't need to. you look atanford, this morning he says he has no including what aboutng he said, cy? are your tax returns? he said trump is a candidate, president who fans the flames of racial intolerance when he says it's really on republicans to at some point stand up for their principles, because it's not a matter of clear sailing when you say oh, you know, we were the party of free trade and you see trade were starting around the world. or we were the party of immigration. and especially illegal immigration, and you see immigrants being demonized left and right, or we are the party that looks out for people, looks out for the working -- but we are going to take away your health care plan. we are not going to defend it even though that's the tradition. oh, no, we tried to

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watch this. >> juan: i didn't like it.e, i don't like trump but i'm rooting for america and the american economy. what it suggested to me is that he things because of the economy, there are lots of people on the left being lulled into complacency or it doesn't matter, so what. a lot like what greg says, this is looking good. looking good, why bother? of course trump is a great disruptor and i understand his frustration but i think he needs to reconsider. >> jesse: the ultimate ends justify the means. >> dana: for americans to want to vote for democrats on economic issues have been the democrats do to put forward an up economic policy program that we have not seen. the only thing they are doing now is running against trump. so after that, i don't know where they go. >> greg: i completely respect him for what he said because he ist. he could be another typical left-winger and say i'm happy for america even i don't like trump. but he is an honest left-winger. he said i wish the economy would tank and people will suffer becaus

juan, to you, first. >> juan: this is a critical moment for the administration to get policy together. you hear criticism from congresswoman valesquez, and president trump saying we need strong borders, that is his response all this week, even after he reversed policy. inside the administration, we need clear lines of instruction to the people, law enforcement on the border, people in the courts, especially immigration courts, we'll see that get worked out. in terms of legislation, as we see the differences among republicans right now has led to further delay on legislation. >> melissa: mike mccall sounded more hopeful than juan, about republicans coming together. he called them the republican family and said they made progress last night. he made it sound like they could potentially get it done and the president is doubtful. >> i know we'll talk about the specifics of the two bills, one has been delayed, one got more votes than they thought, but it failed, it goes to show how both parties completely dropped the ball. >> they have. >> when they both could have taken up the mantel of f

tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar con juan carlos osorio.ea un placer inmenso compartÍrselo por a los que no, tambiÉn trataremos y continuaremos trabajando para tratar de convencerlos a todos. hablando del partido, } podrÍa pintar para que pueda haber sido estamos abultado= estamos hablando contratante del mundo.. >> nosotros nos parece que el primer tiempo Íbamos a anotar dos goles mÁs unto hubo un plan y los muchachos tuvieron la cabalidad. el plan era tener para las transiciones de defensa ataque hiper plegarnos al tercero medio. aparte y ahÍ, jugar en trans misiones con un extremo deo en caso de irving. conduciendo y estando allÁ más arriba que todos un volante llegado . >> hace dos semanas en el estadio azteca, el nombre era osorio. hoy es osorio hermano. en redes sociales, hay que renovarle el contrato, que se quede otros cuatro aÑos. cÓmo siente usted este cambio de la aficiÓn hacia su persona' juan carlos:fue difÍcil. la tarea nuestra era darle minutos de tiempo a los que mÁs pudiÉramos, sin mostrarle a los alemanes cÓmo los Íbamos e

juan: en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.r un nuevo juicio. >> por los tubos y hacerlos y para para acÁ. locutor:esta foto resume el drama de la separaciÓn de familias en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. >> yo fui a acompaÑar a los agentes la patrulla fronteriza esa noche mientras detuvieron mucha gente. para mÍ como padre, fue muy difÍcil ver cuando esa niÑa empezÓ a llorar.

juan: el abogado tomÓ su caso en el 2014.or mucho tiempo. juan: si su padre es deportado, sus hijos, todos ciudadanos estadounidenses, sufrirÍan mucho. >>ver que este hombre ha creado sÓlo a sus seis hijos tuvo un gran impacto en el juez. dice que gracias a eso, ya que eduardo no tiene rÉcord criminal, lograron suspender la orden y eventualmente, conseguirle la residencia permanente. >>es una emociÓn muy grande. uno estÁ más tranquilo. juan: eduardo y sus seis hijos han comenzado a celebrar por primera vez en la vida, el dÍa del padre. de acuerdo con el abogado, eduardo recibirÁ su tarjeta verde en unos meses. sin embargo, es residente legal permanente y puede disfrutar todo el tiempo con sus hijos. enrique: a toda madre. al regresar, la historia del ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. tú sabes que a los niños les encanta todo lo que sabe dulce. mareally good. la industria del tabaco también lo sabe. i love it. you can actually feel the nicotine. patricia: terminamos con esta muestra de sentido comÚn, buen humor primer m

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica de quÉ se trata.dos en vÍdeos. >> sabemos de casos donde los mismos agentes de inmigraciÓn arrebatan el celular. juan: agrega que a diferencia de muchas dependencias policÍacas, los entes de la patrulla fronteriza se han negado a llevar cÁmaras en sus uniformes. >> solamente que sabemos lo que sucede cuando nosotros mismos ejercemos nuestro derecho. juan: como sucediÓ en el caso de rÓmulo en los Ángeles cuya detenciÓn fue grabada por sus hijas. o la joven guatemalteca en la cual una vecina grabÓ momentos donde un agente de la prensa fronteriza le quitÓ la vida de un balazo en la cabeza. la app "migracam" se puede descargar gratuitamente en el celular. >> manda un texto o un e-mail a tus tres contactos pre elegidos, y les manda un vÍdeo en vivo de lo que estÁ sucediendo con tu ubicaciÓn. juan: pero ademÁs el vÍdeo queda grabado en el celular. >> y se manda a un servidor seguro. juan: mismo que podrÍa ser utilizado en una corte y comprobar si es que durante la detenciÓn se violaron los derechos de la pe

but go ahead. >> juan: i think, you know, everybody seems to like coffee, period. both sides. so, what struck me is the commonality that hey, there is something everybody likes. >> dana: we could have a coffee summit. >> jesse: at starbucks. >> juan: the other point of it was even with lattes, it's better for the american economy because it benefits the dairy industry and i didn't realize, this they said coffee beans are grown in several american states. if you go to hawaii, puerto rico, california, coffee beans. >> jesse: reigle by being called a weakling by drinking coffee with motorcycle anmilkand sugar.

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. guests for this hour, naomi klein, author of the new book "the battle for paradise: puerto rico takes on the disaster capitalists." launchinper e ion withur other guest takes on the disaster and cohost, one gonzalez. puertoo envinmental activist katia avilés-vázquez, just up from san juan. and elizabetampier the executive director of uprose anand co-chair of the climate justice alliance. juan: i want to naomi, one of the things you mentioned in the documentary was who is puerto ricoco for. one of the amazing things that occurred largely as a result of maria as well is the foreclosure rate of hsing iero. 55,000 people who are in foreclosures in puto rico right now, an average of 14 families a day are intosure f press in? and this enormous change in property ownership that is occurring on the island, again, fueled by the maria disaster. >> i think this goes to elizazabeth''s point about how efficiently people are being moved off island. inh basithings are not being done to keep people t

bueno aquÍ estamos recibimos con mucho gusto a claudio borghi cÓmo te va >>> muy buenas noches >>> juanhucho >>> feliz por la victoria de mÉxico >>> por donde partimos, serÍa justo establecer que mÉxico juÓo un partido muy digno la altura, asumiÓ su rol de favorito y terminÓ ganando con justicia. creo que es un buen punto de partida no. >>> profesor >>> vino hoy bu partido, tuvo algunos i reci hace un problema muy grande a futuro. de todas manera cumpliÓ la tarea que era ganar, pasar de un equipo que tratÓ de defenderse con alemania a ser protagonista lo hizo muy bien, hay que esperar que esto siga creciendo para beneficio de todo el equipo. >>> fÍjate que me quedo con victoria con autoridad, pero creo que el equipo mostrÓ esa solidÉs que se vio diferente a alemania no. >>> sÍ, tal vez una cosita para reprocharle a los ingresados, ni a mÁrquez y a corona lo vi en estado de partido. perdiendo pelotas fÁciles, generador algunos espacios incluso el gol no de corea llega por este espagolazo, del coreano que jugÓ un partido extraordinario. la velocidad que tiene. osorio planteÓ muy bien el p

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. upset in the biggest surprise of the primary season this year, 28-year-old democratic socialist alexandria out a 10rtez has beat term in, representative joe crowley in new york. crowley is the fourth-ranking democrat in the house, and he'd out-raised ocasio-cortez by a 10-to-1 margin. crowley was widely abused as a dish viewed as house speaker. ocasio-cortez defeated crowley after running a progressive grassroots campaign advocating for "medicare for all" and the abolition of ice, the immigration and customss enforcement agency. am jt days be t primary, she lef go to texas to protest family separation at the border. nearly 70% of her campaign funds came from individual contributions under $200. this is alexandria ocasio-cortez reacting to the news of her when -- win live on new york one when she looked up at the t screen tuesday night. she is looking at herself on television right now. how are yo

juan: en 1992 llegÓ a estados unidos, ha trabajado en varios oficios.esposa lo abandonÓ. >>ni en el trabajo puede estar tranquilo uno. juan: dedicÓ su vida a educar a sus hijos. >>es difÍcil usar el papel de mamÁ. no se llena ese lugar. juel abogado tomÓ su caso en el 2014. javier, el tercero de sus hijos dijo ante el juez lo que piensa de su papÁ. >> es muy buena onda, es muybuena persona. ha cuidado de nosotros por mucho tiempo. juan: si su padre es deportado, sus hijos, todos ciudadanos estadounidenses, sufrirían mucho. >>[habla en inglÉs]. animpacto en el juez. dice eadoo que gracias a eso, ya que eduardo no tiene rÉcord criminal, lograron suspender la orden y eventualmente, conseguirle la residencia permanente. >>es una emociÓn muy grande. uno estÁ más tranquilo. juansus seis hijos han menzado a celebrar por primera vez en la vida, el dÍa del padre. de acuerdo con el abogado, eduardo recibirÁ su tarjeta verde en unos meses. sin embargo, es residente legal permanente y puede disfrutar todo el tiempo con sus hijos. enrique: a toda madre. al regre pa:

juan: dinero que podrÍa servir para pagar la fianza.o que tiene que hacer es presionarla. esto enviarÁ una alerta con su ubicaciÓn, lo que lo contactarÁ con un abogado mÁs cercano. Él buscarÁ las mejores opciones legales para ayudarlo, evitando que la persona sea vÍctima de fraude. >> creamos esta red de abogados bien investigada, con una reputaciÓn impecable, con la que garantizamos que nuestro miembro va a recibir la mejor atenciÓn posible. juan: con esta protecciÓn, aseguran que la persona al ser detenida por ice tendrÁ una preocupaciÓn menos. >> no tiene que sacar de su bolsillo, tampoco tienen que pedirle a la familia que les ayude, sino que esta es una protecciÓn con anticipo. juan: el servicio estÁ listo. se lanzarÁ oficialmente a finales de julio. enrique: matices importantes esta noche sobre el programa de acciÓn inferida. departamentos de justicia coinciden con departamentos que han demandado la cancelaciÓn de daca de que el es ilegal y diÓ a la corte que estÁ considerando suspender este programa, si es la decisiÓn adecuada, e

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta.deportivo cree que fue una manera de saldar una deuda. >> la fifa pagar la deuda que tenÍa con estados unidos. juan: sin embargo, este directivo comentÓ, " creo que el poder de la unidad que mostraron estas tres naciones ofrecieron lo que ningÚn otro paÍs, ni siquiera el mío." el anuncio llega en momentos de tensiÓn polÍtica, especialmente de los estados unidos hacia sus dos vecinos. >> negociÓ muy bien con mÉxico y canadÁ para postular esta candidatura conjunta, le ganan a marruecos. juan: en mÉxico, las tres ciudades serÁn guadalajara, ciudad de mÉxico y monterrey. estados unidos serÍa el país con la mayor cantidad de sedes. >> me da la impresiÓn de que se le estÁ tirando migajas a paÍses como mÉxico, por ejemplo, que ese 100% futbolero. juan: ademÁs del aspecto polÍtico y social estÁ tambiÉn la parte econÓmica. se calcula que dejara unos 11,000 millones de dÓlares en ingresos. el presidente donald trump dijo por twitter: " felicidades. es un gran logro de mucho trabajo." por su part

juan carlos: otra hija nos dijo que les ha dado sÓlo poca informaciÓn.era hacer en este caso, si las cosas son como dice la familia. >>si el seÑor no tiene otro delito, Él es elegible para un perdÓn porque ha sido residente mÁs de sieteaÑos y el delito pasÓ despuÉs de los siete aÑos de hacerse residente. existe un perdÓn muy fuerte. juan carlos: cabe aclarar que no es el abogado que defiende la familia. jorge: con momentos de silencio en todo el paÍs, fueron recordadas las 49 vÍctimas de la masacre en florida, hoy al conmemorarse el segundo aniversario de ese incidente. 149 iglesias en los 50 estadoshicieron sonar 49 veces las campanas en una organizaciÓn " alianza" en orlando. un grupo de personas se reuniÓ en un monumento temporalafuera del club a las a, hora en que Ó el tiroteo. un hombre que se mantuvo apretado en un apartamento en orlando florida, durante 24 horas mantuvo como rehenes a cuatro niÑos y a un policÍa hispano. asesinÓ a los cuatro menores y luego se quitÓ la vida. dos de los pequeÑos eran sus hijos, los otros dos de la laíola.quien fue

amy: juan.ne of the issues you speak about, this issue of colonialism, of colonialism of the dead, of the relationship between the united states and puerto rico. juan: anreale y that, as you are saying, the infrastructure was so weakened for so many years, ththat when hurricane hit, it made it worse. there was a recent general accounting office report that came out that looked at the financial crisis in puerto rico. it examined 20 of the biggest bond issues that were issued by puerto rico. it found 16 of them were just used to refinance debt. they were issuing debt to pay debt. in the wall street firms had to know that this is not kosher, this is not the way bon ng d pil expenditures. thll street firms very well haewpuerto rico did not have the ability to continue issuing this debt, but they underwrote it because they were making big fees and figure the day of reckoning would come way after the government had left office and the particularcial finan officials from these banks that issued the deb

juan: marÍa dice que se debe dejar a un lado la polÍtica y buscar una soluciÓn inmediata.anos como demÓcratas. aurita importa --aurita importa la uniÓn para ayudar a estas personasue buscan un mejor futuro. juan: este lugar fue escogido por los manifestantes, debido a que segÚn nos comentan, aquÍ es donde primero se procesa a los menores, los cuales posteriormente son llevados a la localidad de tornillo, texas. aÚn seguimos esperando algún comentario de administraciÓn de niÑos y familias de los estados unidos. juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. reportera: marchas como estas se realizarÁn alrededor del paÍs. se esperan unas 100 marchas. y tambiÉn una gran marcha en washington d.c.. hoy tuvimos la oportunidad de entrar a un refugiestÁ recibiendo estas personas, que salen de centros de procesamiento como este que estÁn viendo mis espaldas, que es el mÁs grande de los estados unidos. otras personas vienen de instalaciones de ice, han llegado ahÍ con sus hijos y han estado detenidos como parte del proceso, mientras se investiga su solicitud de asilo. han estado separados brevemen

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. monday marked president trump's 500th day in office and many legagal experts warnrn the couny could soon face a constitutional crisis as the president continues to attack special counsel robert mueller's inigatio on monday, trump tweeted -- "the appointment of the special counsel is totally unconstitutional!" he also tweeted -- "as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself." later on monday, nbc's white house reporter peter alexander questioned white house press secrety sarah huckabee sanders. >> does the president believe that he is above the law? >> certainly not. the presidenent has an done anything wrong. >> the question is, does the president believe the framers envisisioned a system where the president can pardon hse? were the president could be above the law? >> the constitution clearly lays out the law and once again, the president has not done

juan: este activista tambiÉn critica al gobierno.as familias que van a deportar. juan: los comentarios del secretario fueron hechos durante una audiencia con el comitÉ de finanzas. tambiÉn dijo que las personas que dicen ser los padres de determinados niÑos tendrÁn que comprobarlo y serÁ un proceso largo. tienen que asegurarse que los menores son entregados a los verdaderos padres. >>las mismas protecciones son vitales para estos menores. >>cuando son familias que llegan aquÍ sin nada, tal vez las actas de nacimiento estÁn en sus paÍses. juan: dicen que hay mucha confusiÓn porque no se sabe lo que estÁ pasando. el gobierno no aclara quiÉn es detenido. el activista dice que esta polÍtica debería ser implementada de nuevo. >>la misma empresa que lo administraba es la que lo tiene que mantener funcionando. ellos mismos dieron a conocer que mÁs del 99% de las familias cumplÍan con esas citas. juan: hemos llamado al departamento de seguridad, pero no nos han contestado. patricia: republicanos de la cÁmara de representantes votarÁn sobre u

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. outrage continues to grow over the trump administration's continued separation of children from their parents along the u.s.-mexico border. on monday, the news outlet propublica released audio from inside a u.s. customs and border protection facility in which children estimated to be between the ages of 4 4 years and 10 yes crying after being separated from their parents. a warng, the aio is diurbing. >>crying] amy: an audio, a border patrol agent is heard joking and spanish, "well, we have an ororchestra here. what is missing g is a conducto" video released by the u.s. port patrol monday shows migrant children in concrete-floored chain link cages, in an old warehouse in mcallllen, texas. juan: a new quinnipiac poll shows roughly two-thirds of u.s. voters oppose separating children f from their parents st the border. about 7% of democratic voters susupport the trump polilicy, we 5555% of republic

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i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.seymour hersh is our guest for the hour, the award-winning investigative journalist in washington, d.c. he has been a staff writer for "the new yorker" and "the new york times." awarded the pulitzer prize as a freelancer in 1970 for his exposé of the my lai massacre in vietnam. his new memoir is just out called "reporter: a memoir." march 16, 1968. we have students and classes coming through here every week. when you say my lai, the vast majority have never heard of it. you did this is a freelance reporter. where were you working? how did you find the story? >> i had been a reporter for the associated press covering the pentagon in 1966 in 1967. i learned then on-the-job training from officers. there is a lot of integrity in the service. a lot of people take the oath of office to the constitution and mean it. i learned from those people that it was a killing zone. i came away thinking, my god. i started reading. you have to read before you write. i was ready to believe a tip in 1969 or

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in pennsylvania monday, hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of antwon rose, a 17-year-old african-american high school senior shot and killed last week by an east pittsburgh police officer. video of the shooting shows antwon was shot in the back while trying to flee police after a traffic stop. police have admitted he was unarmed. rose was set to graduate from high school this year. the killing has sparked several days of protest in pittsburgh. amy: at the funeral, held at antwon's high school, two his friends struggled to read a poem antwon had written about police brutality in 2016 titled "i am not what you think!" that same poem was read by a protester at an earlier demonstration. >> i see mothers bury their sons i i want my mom to never feel tt pain i amam confused and afraid i pretend all is fine i feel like i'm suffocating amy: antwon's parents, michelle kenney and antwon rose sr., sp

juan carlos gonzÁlez como univisiÓn.ampaÑa del presidente trump en las elecciones de 2016. ryan contradijo al mandatario al apoyar al presidente del comitÉ y reforma de la cÁmara baja, quien ha seÑalado que el fbi procediÓ de manera adecuada. vamos al pausa y con los temas de regreso, una expresiÓn en un almacÉn de pirotecnia en méxico dejÓ varios muertos, heridos y cuantiosos daÑos materiales. ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. un beste es nuestro momentolas de la selección mexicana. pa arriba! pa abajo! al centro! pa dentro! vamos por la estrella. eque tiene el orgullo de ser la cecerveza oficial de la selección mexicana un beste es nuestro momentolas de la selección mexicana. pa arriba! pa abajo! al centro! pa dentro! valla. estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene el orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la selección mexicana ♪ ♪ patricia: una expresiÓn en una casa donalmacenaban fuicles al nor la ciudad de mÉxicoprovocÓ la muerte de siete personas y heridas a otras ocho, entre ellas a niÑos

juan carlos nos explica.Ó del centro de detenciÓn, es poco lo que pueden hacer. >>ponemos toda la informaciÓn que nos dieron en el dervise de la naciÓn y el estado. juan carlos: aseguraron que no es un centro de detenciÓn y que no ponen a los niÑos en jaulas, por lo que los propietarios del lugar dijeron en el siguiente comunicado que no pueden restringirlos, sÓlo pueden tratar de convencerlos de que no lo hagan. este abogado difiere por completo... >>ellos tomaron custodia de estos niÑos cuando fueron forzados a ser separados de sus padres y en ese momento ellos asume la responsabilidad por cuidar a los niÑos. si no es asÍ, por quÉ piden requisitos para los patrocinadores que quieren tomar la custodia de los niÑos? juan carlos: la policÍa dijo que si llegan a encontrar al menor, lo entregarÍan ice sin embargo y surgiÓ la teorÍa de que el adolescente puede estar en mÉxico. >>no hay nada confirmado, es lo que los investigadores estÁn tratando de hacer para confirmar si esta en mÉxico o esta con un familiar en

juan: siete de diversas ciudades de texas y de otros estados se congregaron frente a la corte federalo y la desesperaciÓn de los niÑos que se encuentran enjaulados. >> esto da tristeza de oÍr eso y saber que hay niÑos, bebÉs, llorando por sus mamÁs y por sus papÁs. >> para mÍ es algo que toca el corazÓn porque yo he tenido experencia de eso. juan: este es el momento culminante del elemento, ya que los manifestantes estÁn preparÁndose para tratar de ingresar a la corte federal. su intenciÓn es presenciar, de primera mano, el proegal al queso sometido -- que son soti patrÍcia: james, ex vocero de la agencia de migraciÓn ice, quien renunciÓ al cargo, explico que el fiscal general emitiÓ el paÍs en un caso relacionado con una redada de ice. pablo: tras tres meses de silencio, james habla por primera vez, que el portavoz de ice hasta que renunciÓ abruptamente en marzo. >> lo que dijeron fue completamente falso, acusa a sus ex jefes, y asÍ como al fiscal general. pablo: se >> no quiero causar pÁnico al agente pÉrez para que se preparen, alertÓ la alcaldesa antes de la redada. pablo: el gobi

thank you, juan. juan: thank you. my name is juan pena. first of all, i want to thank the remembrance project for bringing my daughter's name out to light and for candidate trump to let me speak about her, and i have got a lot of people that i need to thank. my daughter. sie sue pena,tie' in 1990 she was kidnapped, strangled, stabbed and sodomized and her nude body was found in an artichoke field. i have been fighting for 28.5 years. he was loose for 25. and in the last 3.5 years he has , been fighting extradition. and on may 3, god answered my prayers. mexico finally turned him loose to us and he is now in the monterey county jail and start we can start court procedures for my daughter's death. and i want to thank everybody that was involved in getting him over here. the sheriff's department of monterey county, the investigator told us don't give up. just stay on it and stay on it. ore she waskie sw going to get him over there and she did. and i just want to thank the president and everybody. and i just hope everybody can get what i just

juan".ara eso se encuentra con nosotros guillermo navarrete, nutricionista. de verdad hay alimentos que impactan el deseo sexual de una persona? >> si te digo lo que dice la ciencia, la ciencia demostrado que no existe un elemento te darÁ funcione pero hay personas que algunas personas le sirve un alimento, como pasaba con la ciruela comer plÁtano. personas que de verdad sienten algo fisiolÓgico. ciertos alimentos mejoran la circulaciÓn, la presión, eso ayuda a que la funciÓn sexual sea un poco mÁs fuerte. doctor: sÉ que algunos alimentos altos en zinc funcionan porque el zinc es una de las cosas que necesita el cuerpo de los hombres para crear la testosterona. de repente por allÍ tambiÉn hay algo que puede funcionar. hÁblame de los alimentos que has traÍdo para ver por macro que podrÍa funcionar. >> aquÍ hemos puesto algunos de los que tienen fama de afrodisÍacos. tienes el ginseng, que viene, en pastillas, polvos o extractos. si uno toma esa cÁpsula de viagra natural, el primer elemento qu