harper marx. in the left-hand corner it is hard to see.t is said -- it says, i am just wild about you, harry. this is at the fairfield air force base in california. president truman was on his way to meet general macarthur in 1950, he stopped there to visit some of the troops that were wounded during the korean war. here is a letter, a couple of letters back and forth between the two. he says, it was appropriate to write you after the election. he wanted to let him know he would be back in the seat again. my best to mrs. truman and margaret, who are thought were great on the market ratio. how are you in the key of d flat? -- great on the martha ray show. how are you in the key of d flat? they also have a good sense of humor with relationships with the people. from the man who says nothing, to the man who always says the right thing, respectfully, harpo. and this was groucho marx. i am wild about you, old piano player. this is a letter signed by groucho marx, dear harry, talks about several different things. you remember me but i am that gu

i'm willem marx. these are your headlines striking goad. bhp and antofagasta shares jump to the top of the stoxx 600 as both miners report a surge in quarterly profits. >>> shares in fiat chrysler accelerate as a chinese firm makes an investment in the company. >>> persimmon posts a 30% rise in the first half pretax profits, while saying the country's housing market is confident despite brexit. >>> u.s. president trump announces a a reverreversal in afghanistan, but declining to give troop levels in a prime time address >>> we are bringing you some numbers coming in from the norwegian pension fund annual report returning 202 norwegian -- billion norwegian kronena on investments in 2017 fixed income investment returned 1.1% in 2017 equity investments returned 3.4% in 2017. obviously the fund there looking to reduce risk as it said recently after really putting in some sizable profits over the last year or so. let's look at the european markets. we have got across the sectors pretty significant amount o

adequate way to fight capitalism i understand obviously where the communist manifesto and the works of marx there is a critique of capitalism but i start necessarily a road map of here's how you create a parallel system but as far as i can tell but can you comment on that or maybe my question is just completely off base well this is exactly what the trustee as we're trying to do in minneapolis my father under his party name of jack ranger wrote next a labor party when he pointed out the impossibility of the labor movement trying to work within the democratic party it was basically a way between wall street and the mafia in the corporate sector he said they need their own r eight and the government systematically not only in the smith act but later through the of united's cointelpro tried to move against any kind of an activist in the labor movement tried to be really independent either of the mafia controlled unions as bob finch wrote a whole book on on unfair or independent of democratic party so you ended up having the a.f.l. c.e.o. affectionately call that f.l. ca becoming the main advoc

advocating the overthrow of the government by force and violence the front is heading the books of marx and lenin on your book shelf. and. my partner and his colleagues at the un was calling the national guard and protect the straightening workers from the minneapolis police that were working for the local corporate gangsters and walgreens at the other local users of the things there is and there was a general strike and a minneapolis and one thousand three or that was one of the high points american labor history my father was right the middle of it so he was sent to jail. well you know the trotskyist and the mostly federal penitentiary not local so federals where you want to be because i don't criminals they were mostly joe who was witnesses who were conscientious objectors during world war two and my father and others his colleagues recruited the mole in the drugs because party and my father were in the library and compiled out this group of robber he also compiled a list of everything lenin and trotsky had written on various topics but somehow that got lost in no one of their moves

schumer was only thing he was missing was marx's beard.have that stale stuff, again elections are wake up calls. david: we'll see what happens. steve forbes, great to see you. see steve forbes again, steve and me every weekend "forbes on fox," saturday morning 11:00 a.m. eastern time on fox news channel. fox business has it on sunday at 7:00 a.m. you can see it on both channels. melissa. melissa: we never miss it. my whole entire phamly, we watch you guys. call it a matter, not an investigation. new evidence that the fbi lied about that unplanned and private meeting between bill clinton and former attorney general loretta lynch. >>> plus if you thought you were uncomfortable getting on a plane, wait until you see how our luggage is being treated. oh, boy. ♪ potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do

avarice in most people's eyes they really think it was but sometimes i meet them socially and they say marx when you understand this is how capitalism works i say this is not how capitalism work this is talk up a blues i'm ghost hopelessly disastrously wrong. you're seriously. no no no i'm the best person to speak on behalf of the wall street that is i sit across from them. you know i see the humanity the people on wall street are working harder now than ever before not knowing whether they can ever move up the ladder and when will this rat race and for the. dr all been cast as a single psychologist and probably more than anything else. is known for helping people manage i'm certain that and maintain optimum motivation and performance in times of uncertainty. it's become a mission for me to help people out there in this rough time because i feel like in my practice as a psychologist my clients are looking to me for answers my dissertation is the first study in the united states conducted in the last fifty years it was called casualties of wall street and assessment of the walking wounded an

adequate way to fight capitalism i understand and obviously with the time his manifesto and the works of marx there is a critique of capitalism but start necessarily a roadmap. oh you system as far back. or maybe like what is just completely off is exactly what. father under his. branch or. a later. he pointed out the impossibility of the labor movement trying to work within the democrat party it was basically a link between wall street and our. corporate sector so they need. systematically not only in the back. row to move. and activist in the labor movement tried to be. either of them control. bush wrote a book on him or any kind of critic. action l.c.a. . of the war. socialism of america if you're going. to the right with the government. get rid of. peter. fatal. that's the entrance to the. party so. throughout the night if these sixty's. was over what is the next move that as they were both in the democratic party and finally now that we see the fight between turning it over it now we see that and you open the possibility of other democratic party. interests later. act. for terror. hey bu

claim drums also used his major policy speech on afghanistan as damage control from his previous from marx about they believe violence in charlottesville last weekend is issued a call for unity after he came under fire for his alleged reluctance to single out the role of white supremacists in the clashes divisions in us society resulted in confrontations over the weekend between groups on the right and on the left. how do you phrase going to tell me about it was. the. thought was. i think. we have. one of the signs has upped the ante by launching a petition on the white house website calling for it to be declared a terrorist organization more than two hundred thousand people have signed in five days and now the administration has to issue a response. how the opposing sides have turned divisions into a tool for political gain political tensions are reaching new heights in america and both sides of the divide the left and the right are trying to paint the other's most radical violent elements as being the true face of their whole movement. politicians are happy to pour gasoline on the flames

warlordism and the warlord factions in fact in an to same time you'll have absolutely i would say marx brothers style episodes like. being incorporated into a solution for afghanistan as well and this is the guy who was basically born being cut bolton smith the reins in ninety ninety two ninety ninety three so if you don't understand and that's the problem with the pentagon the they can never understand dick plex city the ethnic complexity the social complexity of afghanistan and try to work out a solution that is not a military solution and now. what many could say it's a sort of a military zone that is running the white house donald trump is basically following what his generals are saying which is once again ok let's satisfy our industry military complex let's have another mini surge with four thousand five thousand troops and nothing i mean you surge compared to the previous on the surge and almost as you mentioned they are hidden the enormous hidden economic interests and that's when the narrative really gets interesting because. we have a debt u.s. geological survey report statin

affirmative action may be under effect, these are huge changes but they don't get spotlight of the latest marx brothers white house impression but it's significant stuff. >> sreenivasan: yeah and all of these shifts are to the political right. >> reporter: that's really interesting. there were people who thought donald trump is essentially a third party candidate, he did a hostile takeover of the party. but what he said was rat variance with the republican conservative catechism. maybe we'll tax rich, single payor in some cases, he had been pro-choice pro-gun control. but i think he has decided or instinctivity e-ively decided it's hard to know with the president i'm losing support, there are signs even among my base that they are becoming a little less enthusiastic. every decision he has made whether it's social policy that the transgender troops nor longer going to be allowed in the military, he tweet they'd, it's not a policy, everything is to shore up a conservative base both socially and economically and i think that's geant. >> sreenivasan: jeff greenfield, thanks so much. >> sreenivasan

for your liberals it's put the blame on there the white nationalists you know thank you very much marx for coming on to talk it was very complex subject matter always a pleasure thanks for having me. know the american quantum physicist richard feynman once said nobody understands constant mechanics but will try quantum entanglement in a nutshell means that any two objects that have interacted will forever be connected or in tangled albert einstein theorized that this meant that an event occurring in one part of the universe could instantaneously effect a whole other event at a distance faster than the speed of light einstein called this super position whether i am particle can ostensibly exist in two places at once his nickname for this phenomenon was called i'm not kidding spooky action across distance and the team with china's quantum experiments at space scale project were successful in sending think written messages using a quantum satellite that creates an in-group sync only available to the two communicating and because of the entanglements and super positioning if anyone even an

and we are equipped with the market -- marx theory of dualism.t gives us stronger power to makes choices. it is already the spirits of the people's army. it is a term -- eight porch burning into the hearts of the soldiers. now anple's army is swerved in this idealism. situation it incites idealism. the people's army can fight with great victory. it shows the great power of reform and innovation. historyle's army is the of the development and innovation. in the long war against the from theaggression troops in the administration against japan's aggression to the five sources during the war numeroustion and adjustments. the army has been reforming the and they have to come stronger. the 16 characters in the red army period, and the success of the war in the war against japanese aggression in the small-scale ambush, the war against the u.s. aggression and korea, to the adjustments since the founding of the people's republic of china, the people's army has always been winning wars. it is always upheld rules and principles. it has written glorious cha

party has the answer of the proletarian singer.pa there was a quote in one of the papers that said marx going to work. he still believes it but he doesn't think that they are going to get there in 1944. >> but that song itself is propaganda is what you're saying. he's taking this version ofhi events and has put his own spin on it. >> except the last line see what your money has done it's a weird last line for propaganda. as i discuss in the book it depends on who you think is. he's talking about the owner of the mine saying you busted the strike and therefore you killed these people but there's also the sense that he's talking to us. see what your greed for money has done? that makes me want to throw my hands in the air like i didn't do it, but we did it a littlet bit.de his m .. to succeed. >> is it your sense that gwendolyn at guthrie gets changed his view and trajectory of his career? >> he said i can't follow this guide is nothing to follow anymore. that's what he called the first substantial song. he was going to write about joe hill but then he started writing songs and they swerv

marx, reached caution in a conversation with erik schatzker. >> the time to sound the warning is whenmaking a lot of money, it makes that -- it means that the market is going up and enthusiasm is incorporated in pricing and behavior. you cannot sound a warning after the thing has turned over and died, so, i think that we see there are in which lots of uncertainties, prospective returns are low, asset prices are high, and didn't ball are engaging in risky behavior. >> that is the kind of climate in which we should take a hard look at what we're doing, and i think, reduce risk. >> you have wronged the alarm wells before, in 2000, as well as in 2000 five, which as you yourself has acknowledged, was a bit early. >> right. . >> does that needs to reduce risk feel more urgent to you now than it does then #>> in 2000, my comment was not about the stock market, it was about the tech stocks. they really looked offbeat in those days, so it was more urgent than. in 05, it wasn't quite so urgent, the market had another two years to run, and that it became urgent. so, i would not describe it as ur

he's the author of the bestselling book "marx for beginners."e died in morelos, mexico, at the age of 83. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we begin today's show looking at north korea. tensions escalated sharply after trump suggested he is preparing to start a nuclear war, threatening to unleash fire and fury against north korea. korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will where fire and fury like the world has never seen. threatening,ery beyond a normal state. and as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you. amy: trump was speaking from his golf resort in new jersey where he is on vacation for 17 days. stroke -- hours after he spoke, north korea threatened to strike the u.s. territory of guam in the western pacific. guam is home to 163,000 people as well as a major u.s. military base. tension has been rising over north korea in recent days. the un security council recently imposed a new round of sanctio

churchill reek tied the question question of the century is not who controlled the means production, as marx thought, or how the human psyche functioned. as freud talked. but, rather, how to preserve the liberty of the individual during an age when the state was becoming powerfully intrusive into bright life? how did you come response these two guys and to at the the story. >> guest: it's the theme. you really picked it. i'm impressed. it took me a while to settle on the theme. the book began after i wrote the "the generals." i was thinking of myself more as a writer and less as a reporter. really leaving daily journalism becoming a full-time write and as my farewell to journalism i went back and read a lot of the famous 20th century journalist. i man with h.l. mine minimum. i moved on s j. perlman, not funny. i read e. b. white's hi concerns weren't mow. hingway, blow hard. then i picked up orwell and it was so different from all these other stale writers. george orwell died not 1950 but his prose style feels like it was written today. you know as a newspaper person you could draw up a para

with banks who are seeking fresh investments as they expand into the middle east and africa willem marx joins us dubai doesn't strike me as a fintech hub. maybe they want to become one? >> they are working on that. we are joined by the ceo of req bank, peter england. what's the opportunity the accelerator space opened from your perspective what does this precept to you as an opportunity? i think the fintech -- first of all, we're proud to be a part of the founding members it's a great opportunity for us to work with the entrepreneurs and the technology practitioners who are developing technology which is disrupting our industry it's a great source of talent and stability to interact and see how it can fit into your areas and work space that's real opportunity to look at and bringing value to customers which is different from what it is today. >> peter, i met people this morning from all over the world, from the u.s., from the uk, from the region, from europe. i wonder, you're an australian, you worked in banking australia, malaysia, now here in the uae. is this an opportunity with dubai

eat up in the next, one from south africa, the mother dashed another share a try under entry about marxnd light on the planet. this is all happening on the lower calendar show -- laura flanders show. this is where people who say it can't be done to a backskseat to the people who say it can.

part of the idea that king had about the social gospel is that he said, i didn't need to retail karl marx to know that we should care about the poor and do justice to those who are less fortunate. that comes from the sermon on the mount that any christian should know that. part of what he was trying to get across was that if christianity -- if christians understood the message that goes back even before jesus, back to amos, isaiah, the great prophets, what was the message that they were bringing to the jewish people? what the message was, that you have an obligation, a religious obligation to do this. god demands it of you. and if you fail in that demand, that is going to bring bad things to the jewish people. well, maybe by looking at it in that perspective, martin luther king would conclude that communism answers the right question but with the wrong answer. that the right question is, how do we build a just society? but what it -- the difference would be that a communist would say, by any means necessary, you know, the means justify the -- the ends justify the means. he is saying that

when you're not making any money i'm concerned, because i feel like deja vu it's like that great carl marx that history tends to repeat itself. the secondary that just happened has some eerie similarlies with the equity offering that crushed the stock in march of 2015 the company did two secondaries within six months of each other back then. the company sold $85 at $20 a share in october of 20 and the stock surged in march of 2014, they announced phase two data for its lead cholesterol drug in response, the stock folded 30% in a single session. then they say they're going to do a $150 million secondary offering to finish developing the drug deal priced at $100 a share in mid march of 2015. the stock continued to rally but then it peaked at $115 in may and then got clobbered back to the teens given that it just did another $150 million secondary offering, i think it's worth asking what went wrong in the wake of the previous secondary, the last time the stock was red hot first, you have to remember the early stage biotech with no earnings and no sales, this stock trades on how people feel ab

that was willem marx ♪ >> let's stay in the eu because the greek government presented a three-year planreform its public sector. in a signal from prime minister alex s alex cispris that his office is looking to shrink. my next guest is author of "game over, the inside story of the greek crisis." good morning, george >> good morning. >> we are interested to hear from you we have seen some momentum eventually from greaece. the first sovereign debt issue in three years nine consecutive months of industrial strength or positive numbers. how sustained is this momentum and what seems to be an economic recovery >> well, the picture is mixed. it looks like 2017 will be the first year that the greek economy will expand. we've had very good tourist season the government is implementing the program faithfully so in that sense it's been going in the right direction and there is some rebound in both consumer and investor confidence that is the good news. the government is making the right noises in terms of foreign investment and reforming the public sector. at the same time it is sending mixed sign

he is like a missing marx brother.ut there begging the country and the republican party to come to daddy's aid. talk about whiney and weaky. >> trump said, i carried all the republicans on my back. baunlt last week? and they are not defending me. a lot of the senators. so i think that's not a new idea. the fact people are surprise that had president trump is not in line with the republican party is not a surprise, if we remember the campaign. we saw all the clips. and he wouldn't spore it. it is not new news. >> here's why it is important. it is news because it is unlikely that he will have that personal rapport or question, the republican rank and file. i don't think he did badly getting 48 out of 50 on the health care. it is a tricky issue. it doesn't surprise me. how do you get a united party on that one? it is impossible to say we'll repeal and replace. that was squaring a circle. i think he is complaining too much. i think the party has been very loyal to him. i think he's had very good votes. he got gorsuch in th

for more on the day's other business headlines, we bring in willem marx.e seemed to calm now after the news that gary kohn is remaining at the administration. >> other story we've been following, one of the big pharma settlements involving mylan. there was an investigation in astronomical price hikes. mylan was paying 1.27 billion less than it should have in company rebates. the settlement deal has been finalized overnight. another deal is the tie-up between time warner and at&t. you might remember president trump suggesting there would be further scrutiny on this deal because of time warner's ownership of cnn. and the soaring value of bit coin we're covering here is now up to $74 billion market value wise, up $30 billion just this month. >> wow. thanks so much. >> the navy is takings did plinry action againplin -- disciplinary action against the commander and leadership of the ""uss fitzgerald" destroyer that left seven people dead. >> coming up next on "morning joe," officials arrested a third suspect in the van attack. >> and now republican senator bob

separately with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as the palestinian authority's head marx mud, mahmoud abbas. this comes after a series of meetings that included h.r. mcmaster, the secretary of state rex tillerson, who notably raised his eyebrows, he's not the one sort of leading the charge on this, that it's kush ksh, the president's 36-year-old son-in-law leading the way. the bottom line is the president blooefs this is something that he can accomplish. he's optimistic about it, white house aides say, and there's why he's sending his son-in-law as well as two top aides from the white house to pursue that and try to send a tough message about the effort to crack down on extremism in that region. >> before i turn to steve, what's happening behind you at the white house? >> as you can see, heavy construction day as soon as marine one left, they brought out the big trucks again. that's part of the reason he was gone for 17 days, they got a little more work ahead of them. that's why we have the good mike so you can hear us clearly. >> peter, thanks as always. steven kornacki

expanding to marx meadow, comedy has become so popular so that's a big part of it. we started with wanting to become the first gourmet food festival, now we have more than 200 food items.">( lydia ) the event also has major benefits for the city. officials says brought in millions to the parks last year.expected to be presence for the festival, expect to see closures park. the first at noon, and today at 11. for more the festival head to our kron four dot com. ( mark ) thanks we will check back with you the morning. ( darya ) happening today... preseason football gets underway for the bay area teams.( mark ) the 49ers will be in kansas city to take on the chiefs tonight. like most teams the niners do not plan to play most of their starters in this game. also good news for the niners... rookie linebacker donavin newsom has been released from the hospital after suffering a concussion at practice earlier this week. kickoff is set for 6:00 in kansas city. ( darya ) and the raiders... left the bay area to get ready their preseason o

marx wrote about this. across naturally go borders. we have a very global capitalist system at the moment. it brings these benefits we talk about. by many of theen people who are angry, and understandably so. it started with the people who bandoned them.- a when mr. trump get on the phone is is you shouldn't take your factory to x, he is responding to a need. i think the job of the private sector is more complex than this. they have to be global because they are. they have to see the world abandon, but they can't the people of the countries in which they operate and for which they began. if they do, they will be seen and they are seen as fundamentally as loyal. -- disloyal. -- will give you one answe i will give you one answer. one responsibility they had is to pay tax. the taxn't just exploit system, they created the tax system. let us be clear for their benefits. this is absolutely subversive of democratic governments and it is not tolerable. [applause] >> i will say, that is the big focus. i watch in our own city was really happenin

marx wrote about this. across naturally go borders. we have a very global capitalist system at the moment. it brings these benefits we talk about. by many of theen people who are angry, and understandably so. it started with the people who bandoned them.- a when mr. trump get on the phone is is you shouldn't take your factory to x, he is responding to a need. i think the job of the private sector is more complex than this. they have to be global because they are. they have to see the world abandon, but they can't the people of the countries in which they operate and for which they began. if they do, they will be seen and they are seen as fundamentally as loyal. -- disloyal. -- will give you one answe i will give you one answer. one responsibility they had is to pay tax. the taxn't just exploit system, they created the tax system. let us be clear for their benefits. this is absolutely subversive of democratic governments and it is not tolerable. [applause] >> i will say, that is the big focus. i watch in our own city was really happenin

david: what howard marx was saying, do not get out of the market but the prudent. protect yourself.eople are making bad decisions, bonds are equities? when you have too much money come you cannot to discipline of making good decisions. >> this feeds back into where else do you put your money, everyone is being questioned to risk assets and which risk assets are riskier than it should be becomes a question of, if interest rates move, you have the tension between high-yield an investment grade. if you look at the stock market, he had big stocks making he's mitts and a big component of the return so far. there has been a positive spiral because when you have those stocks, the the people you you have to get into them and if they unwind, the positions and crowded trade. hard to say that one is worse than another. instead of saying, overall, a lot of risk in the market. david: if howard is right, let's assume for the moment he is, does that say, take a less risk go to investment grade and go to high-yield to oversimplify in the bond situation? when it comes to equity, where do you go to t

. >> my office generally, and i'm sure marx is for wisconsin as well and nationally, it's the place for inside outside kinds of strategy building. how do we work with the outside groups while we on the inside tried to move an agenda with our colleagues. so sometimes, it's really important that we help direct some of the groups to certain of our colleagues to make sure that organizing is going on in their district and their hearing the right stories in order to help them change. i want to say something, for the young people in this room, i've been for single-payer healthcare or medicare for all before you were been born. i've always been there. i fear that there are some on our team that want to make that the litmus test, and then go after democrats to get on board. i like what sarah said. we want to put up the goal and we want universal healthcare in this country. every person in this country should have that. right now, we not only have to defeat republican efforts, but i think there are ways that we can talk about moving toward that goal with the affordable care act, with obamacare, l

lydia. ( lydia ) expanding to marx meadow, comedy popular so that's a big part of it. we started with wanting to become the first gourmet food festival, now we have more than 200 food items.">( lydia ) the event also has major benefits for the city. city officials says the festival brought in about three millions to the parks department last year. there is expected to be a larger police presence for the festival, and you can expect to see plenty of road closures around the park. the first concert starts at noon, and the gates open today at 11. for more information on the festival head to our website at kron four dot com. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) san francisco police arrest a man they say uploaded and traded thousands of child porn files on the internet. anton orobchenko is facing charges of possesion and distribution of child porn. last week police searched his home. investgiators say they found thousands of illicit photos and videos of children on his computers. (darya) a second arre

. >> i mean marx i know a lot about charlottesville.a great place that's been very badly hurt over the last couple of days. i own actually one of the largest wineries in the united states that's in charlottesville. >> mr. president, what do you think needs to be done to overcome the racial divides in this country >> i really think that jobs can have a big impact. if we continue to create jobs. over a million, substantially more than a million, and you can see just the other day, the car companies coming in with foxconn. i think if we continue to create jobs at levels that i'm -- that i'm creating jobs, i think that's going to have a tremendous impact, positive impact on race relations. >> and what you have said today, how do you think they will impact >> people will be working and making much more money. >> your remarks today? >> and the other thing, very important, i believe wages will start going up they haven't gone up for a long time i believe wages now, because the economy is doing so well with respect to employment and unemploymen

how thoroughly degrading and humiliating that is and how it it alienates you from yourself you know marx talks about you know work and how you're alienated from your work and therefore your labor is foreign to you i think that a lot of people are foreign to their sense of you know race and identity and foreign so their sense of humanity and we are as we are split off i talk about in the book making us a schizophrenia on the one hand you know we're we're a dog doppelganger i think of our own former selves we want to be sharp and intelligent and we want to be lucid and articulate but we feel that we have to cower in the face of you know white police authority or police authority in general and it humiliates us to ourselves and the knowledge of that is even more stinging and those are the kinds of encounters that are characteristic of many people of color and the police do you do you think that. assuming that you think. most people of color in this country have some sort of extended p.t.s.d. as a result of a lifetime of trauma and if so or if there's a more accurate characterization of what

counter a right wing rally that was called for today for this afternoon under the slogan say no to marx's well these are posts here that object to a number of the people involved with that recorded right wing rally are considered to be white supremacy and fascism assembled to denounce it while the nazis may have a right to demonstrate we've got a right to show that there are really employees who are far sooner than any time a group preaches the hatred that you've seen from the out right i think it's only human to match that even if it's not the most mature reaction it's only human to match that with some kind of anger and aggression really want to stand for nonviolence who would take the side against people that speak for violence including politicians such as donald trump one grouping that is widely present is the folks who call themselves at and t. some of them also would call themselves the black bloc people with masks over their faces are you know helmets goggles they're here for a fight almost i mean they give that impression we've seen repeatedly from folks try to come into the crow

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