romania to collect massive donations on the internet most of them over facebook they set a vast money machine in motion. putting out gramley of. the rescue was right i need money for the transport and the germans italians and english start folk it's over. pretty soon the smugglers get a few 1000 euros together. will they transport the dogs to a shelter where they start the search for more sponsors. the same ones who've already donated send even more money then comes the next stage money and legibly needed for vaccinations conses and so on so they rake in even more probably 222-5000 euros for 30 to 40 dogs. that's quite a sum and a business that both police and in their urgent observers are acquainted with officially about 5000 stray dogs are taken out of romania across the hungary and border daily the true figure may be far higher. e.u. regulations require a chip implanted in every exported dog the data are entered into the e.u. data bank system allowing for verification of previous owners and vaccinations corrupt veterinarians willing to issue false papers are vital to the dog smugglers a ve

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the democrat party is a money machine and the progressives are horrified at all this.if you look at the substance, democrats have been outspending the republicans in 18 cycle, $2.9 billion in comparison to republicans $2.4 billion community outspent trump the double, currently democrat presidential candidates silicon valley gives 90% of its money to the democrats, wall street, the chief labor crowd giving the money so why does it matter? the question is who is beholden to the rich? traditionally the message is republicans are the rich party. all the numbers i just read your it is very clear bernie and biden are beholden to the rich so it is a total turn around, trump is winning out a progressive message to the middle class, the wage rates are going for those without a high school degree, the most rapidly for the lower income folks, it is a complete turnaround for the democrats and they are caught holding the cash barrel and they don't like it especially the progressives. >> some poll numbers, this is the latest average, all the polls out there, where the democratic fie

drawn to a bald sending money we don't have on machines we don't know or hopes are getting money you will never get. the university of manchester summarized many you have programs in poor african communities they found households put the money to good use bajan that poverty declined. there can be diverse long term benefits to income health and tax revenues yet don't say and the programs cost less than the alternatives and despite all of these successful trials people people still go when we we can't we cannot have basic income because they're just going to use it for beer and cigarettes well 1st of all so what. the world on fire beer and cigarettes sounds about right and it is. in fact i think we're at the point where we can call alcohol and tobacco survival foods. i am a log time supporter and outspoken supporter of universal basic beer and cigarettes . more importantly a major study by the world bank demonstrated that 82 percent of all research cases in africa latin america and asia alcohol and tobacco consumption actually declined to. well than those people have their priorities c

substan substance, you go back to turn the limousine around, joe, this is a democrat party, a money machined the progressives are horrified at all of this. if you look at the substance, and the democrats have been outspending the democrats, in comparison to republicans. hillary outspent trump double. currently, democratic presidential candidates are double ahead. silicon valley gives 90% of its money to t democrats. wall street, the cheap labor crowd giving them money. why does it matter. the question is, who is beholden to the rich? traditionally, the democrats, their entire message is that republicans are the rich party. all the numbers i just read you, is very clear, bernie and biden are beholden to the rich. it's a total turn around. trump is winning on a progressive message to the middle class. the wage rates are growing for those without a high school degree, those with a high school degree, the most rapidly. for the lower income folks we are working on. it's just a complete turnaround for the democrats, and they are caught holding the cash barrel, and they don't like it, especially p

then they get put into these again orphanages and effectively some of these orphanages are a money making machine and do the children actually get to see the benefits of any of that money or a lot of the children really damage their damage firstly because they're being taken away from their parents and then secondly a lot of them and you can actually see that in our film they have what is called an attachment disorder so that they continuously get attached to a new person a new volunteer plays with them show us them with affection and then leaves very quickly i'm trying to imagine what what you went through in that actually i know it's about the children but i mean that's a that's a very emotional things ago as for where this story really got me is when we tried to take some of the children out for a day out and what we tried to demonstrate is really the complete neglect of tear it was just he was just allowed to do it this is the thing you could get him in ordinary because we're good actually it's a country that has a well known problem with child abuse especially paedophilia that is foreigners

drunk people spending money they don't have on machines they don't know are rigged in hopes of getting money they won't ever get yes that is true but. you can't get out of the cherokee because that's also the definition of capitalism. thank you very strong people sending money we all have on machines we don't know or in hopes of getting money you will never get. the university of manchester summarized many you have programs in poor african communities they found households with the money to good use bajan that poverty declined. there can be diverse long term benefits to income health and tax revenues yet don't say and the programs cost less than the alternatives and despite all of these successful trials people people still go when we we can't we cannot have basic income because they're just going to use it for beer and cigarettes well 1st of all so what. the world on fire beer and cigarettes sounds about right and then they. can track it back i think we're at the point where we can call alcohol and tobacco survival foods the way i am a log i'm supporter and outspoken supporter of univ

then they get put into these again often ages and effectively some of these orphanages are a money making machine and do the children actually get to see the benefits of any of that money or a lot of the children are really damaged their damage firstly because they're being taken away from their parents and then secondly a lot of them and you can actually see that in our film they have a. it's called an attachment disorder so that they continuously get attached to a new person a new volunteer plays with them show us them with affection and then leaves very quickly i'm trying to imagine what what you went through on that actually i know it's about the children but i mean that's a that's a very emotional things ago as for where this story really got me is when we tried to take some of the children out for a day out and what we tried to demonstrate is really the complete neglect of care that it was just he was just allowed to do it this is the thing you could i mean he was in ordinary because we're good actually it's a country that has a well known problem with child abuse and especially paedophilia

then they get put into these again often ages and effectively some of these orphanages are a money making machine and do the children actually get to see the benefits of any of that money or a lot of the children really damage their damage firstly because they're being taken away from their parents and then secondly a lot of them and you can actually see that in our film they have what is called an attachment disorder so that they continuously get attached to a new person a new volunteer plays with them show us them with affection and then leaves very quickly i'm trying to imagine. what what you went through in that actually i know it's about the children but i mean that's a that's a very emotional things ago as for where this story really got me is when we tried to take some of the children out for a day out and what we tried to demonstrate is really the complete neglect of care that it was just he was just allowed to do it this is something you could be anyone because we're good actually it's a country that has a well known problem with child abuse especially paedophilia that is foreigners fore

our tax code heavily favors spending money on machines and not as much spending money on upscaling workers recognize the costs that come from dislocation, displacement, closing plants. we can do better there. we can also shape the direction of innovation. inpa has had a big hand producing autonomous vehicles on the internet. we can shape innovation focused on making workers more productive, not just making the more extendable. vonnie: right. it is a voluminous report, 58 pages from the task force. what policy prescriptions do you have? do you see anybody on the campaign trail right now mimicking some of what you might want to tell them? prof. autor: i think a lot of people are saying things that are in our report, not that they got them from our report. i don't want to stand behind one candidate or another, but there is a broad notion that worker voice, the notion that workers are stakeholders in an organization, not some leafy shareholders, is recognized by many campaigns and increasingly by business roundtable. that is when idea. the notion that we should provide human capital tax credit

staying in their neighborhood but it is being sent aboard there is a vicious cycle like a money laundering machine. it not just the catholic church, i talk about immigrant and refugee services, a voluntary in the beltway vernacular. and they are responsible for bringing elan omar and her family here, and ar for transforming the twin cities to biggest breeding ground for jihad ballots here -- plots here domestically and many young men brought here in early toddler years, going back to somalia and killing their own people or targeting american soldiers. it is ironic have you liberal military leaders who published a piece in washington mos "washin" arguing against a most radical predicttion of refugee numbers saying it would make us more unsafe we nee -- import more arc translators from afghanistan and iraq here, by answerra an appendix in own borders inc., with what i call refuge jihadis. >> you mentioned something else that caught my attention in the book, that struck me a little bit, the funding of a lot of these entities out there on the left. george soros. he spreads a lot of money trying to pus

the oktober 1st can appear to be a well oiled money printing and amusement machine. but the cost at the ship to theater make sure that the world's largest public festival doesn't lose its heart and so i made all the hubbub when asked how he sees the future of his little cabaret the owner even gets a little sentimental. but i just want things to stay the way they are. and i want to keep great joy in what i do now. he might not be able to jump as high as he used to but that won't stop him from entertaining the 1st crowds for years to . learn what makes him a true munich tradition. now of kids who barely. open up powerful reminder that you can find more on our website at www dot com slash culture or on twitter at e.w. culture and on that very boisterous note that you alfie does it thanks for watching and all the best for like. the w.'s talk show strong opinions clear positions from international perspectives saudi oil fields are loaded powder the us is a rand came close to winding the fuse coming up onto the point will discuss the gulf crisis no threat it poses present

october 1st can appear to be a well oiled money printing and amusement machine. but the cost at the chateaux theatre make sure that the world's largest public 1st of all doesn't lose its heart and so i made all the hubbub when asked how he sees the future of his little cabaret the owner even gets a little sentimental. i hope so but i just want things to stay the way they are. to me. and i want to keep going to join what i do now. he might not be able to jump as high as they used to but that won't stop him from entertaining the 1st crowds for years to come for that's what makes him a true munich tradition relieve yourself now of kids you barely. open up powell a reminder that you can find more on our website at d w dot com slash culture or on twitter apps e.w. culture and on that very boisterous no tree that you alfie does it thanks for watching and all the best for that just. to. enjoy the conflict zone confronting the powerful. cultural may not be known as the champion of human rights for those one in particular who scored his ascension the likes of us should sc

then they get put into these again orphanages and effectively some of these orphanages are a money making machine and do the children actually get to see the benefits of any of that money or a lot of the children are really damaged they're damaged firstly because they're being taken away from their parents and then secondly a lot of them and you can actually see that in our film they have what is called an attachment disorder so that they continuously get attached to a new person a new volunteer plays with them show us them with affection and then leaves very quickly i'm trying to imagine what what you went through on that actually i know it's about the children but i mean that's a that's a very emotional things ago as for where this story really got me is when we tried to take some of the children out for a day out and what we tried to demonstrate is really the complete neglect of care that it was just he was just allowed to do it this is the thing you could get him in ordinary because we're good actually it's a country that has a well known problem with child abuse especially paedophilia that i

it's like this money-laundering machine . and it's not just the catholic church.lk about the lutheran immigrants and refugees services. this is one of thevoluntary agencies , and the beltway, the vernacular has one of these exclusive refugee resettlement contracts and they're responsible for bringing johan omar and her family here. and they're largely responsible for transforming the twin cities into the biggest breeding ground for jihad plots that are not only taking place here domestically but of course many of these young men were brought here and there toddler years for their early elementary school years now going back to somalia and killing their own people or targeting american soldiers. so i find it highly ironic that you have these liberal military leaders who published a piece in the washington post recently arguing against a more radical reduction for refugee resettlement numbers.by saying that it would make us or unsafe as we need to import more arabic translators from afghanistan and iraq that here. my answer to that is an appendix in open borders inc

encouraged companies to lay off more workers and to put the money into machines. >> tucker: so what you'rend i agree with you, we have this massive problem that everyone is ignoring. on that point, i want to transition to the city you run in new york, where i was yesterday. of the city is dirty, and it's getting dirtier. one of my producers told me just yesterday that he was in a crowded subway car, a man dropped his trousers and defecated, and no one did anything. as a metaphor for what's going on. under your mayor ship, it's dirtier, there is filth on the sidewalks -- do you notice any of that? >> tucker, look, here's what is going on in new york city today. we have challenges, no doubt. i don't accept a situation like that. i'm someone who believes quality-of-life has to be addressed aggressively. i believe in quality of life policing, i always have. that situation is not acceptable for the big picture is where the safest big city in america. it's proven statistically, time and time again, 500,000 new jobs since i became mayor. the largest number of jobs in our history right now, the st

the october fest might appear to be a well oiled money printing an amusement machine. but the cast of the shift to the theater make shares of the world's largest public festival doesn't lose its heart and soul. and amid all the hubbub when asked how he sees the future of his little she still cabaret the owner gets a little sentimental. i want things to stay the way they are. and i just want to keep enjoying what i do now if they're even if i lost this thing . he might not be able to jump as high as he used to but that won't stop him from entertaining the october fest crowds for years to come that's what makes him a true munich tradition. you barry. and now we move from a tradition keeper to a train set back in as county bother with a generic boxy skyscrapers out of glass and concrete he wants to explore new worlds some consider him to be the old full to the will of architecture others revere him as a prodigy and a rocks that now his extension of the system in no way is turning hats again. to weld of architecture is all the buzz everyone is talking about the twist no no

and like its casino neighbors, it's dedicated to the machines built to strip tourists of their money in the name of entertainment. but you won't find any slot machines or any kind of gambling he. chstopher booker has more. >> reporter: when the machines start up inside the las vegas pinball museum, the sights and sounds of 20th century history come alive. ( electronic beeping )on from old-time parlor games, to the space dreams of the 1960s, to "the simspsons," they all work if you have a quarter to play. this all started over 50 years ago in michigan whenim arnold, then only in high school, started purchasing pinball chines. but these weren't just to play. arnold installed his machines in frat houses and in t basement of a local pizza parlor. >> oh, it was an easy way to make money. all my friends had paper routes, and they had to get up in the rning and slog through t snow. and i would just go, you know, take moneyut of pinball machines. it's a great racket. i would buy game, put it out, run it 'till it paid for itself, and then just stick it back in storage and go buy another one. i

markets companies simply don't make them real some kind of quality when it comes to the money off on a. sense machine which is sort of one of the biggest markets. the last couple years for the . next person a lot so you know it's think it's going to northern europe. us democrats intensify their efforts to. 'd try arguing the president abused his power as by solace of being help from a foreign states for the upcoming 2020. humans 2.0 for the pentagon sais it's exploring ways of altering the genetic makeup of troops to protect them from chemical and biological attack we asked people on the streets of new york what they think of the super so. i think i think god created them is enough good enough for me that's true there's got to be consequences to the most outrageous thing i've ever heard.

large companies simply don't make them real so kind of a quality when it comes to the money off on a. buzz machine which is sort of one of the biggest markets. the last couple yourself an. expert in a lot of students think it's going to northern europe. russia's foreign minister says that america's failure to issue visas for 10 members of russia's delegation at the u.n. general assembly was unacceptable made the comment during his u.s. counterpart in new york. us democrats intensify their efforts to topple donald trump now giving the present. interviews his powers by soliciting help from a foreign state for the 2020 election. rights campaigners accused u.k. government of failing in its commitment to protect young girls from female genital mutilation so after britain's high court accepted it was powerless to prevent the home office from the.

money on that. the areas that he did know about for example book publishing, and loose paper printing, he invested in a very elaborate machine for newspaper type, he kept pouring more money into it. in fact there was not a tremendous demand for. he needed a faster more way from the days when he was in his workshop and setting type by hand. things have not changed a lot since gutenberg day. and he said we can mechanize this whole thing. well, unfortunately, the inventor was a perfectionist and keeping the process going that eventually another company came in and had a more efficient machine and cornered them with the newspaper publishing and twain lost 1.5 million or something on that. mr. crawford, did people invest in his ideas because of his name and reputation as a writer? >> no, remarkably enough, he does not seem to be very successful at getting other people to come in on these deals. andrew carnegie, i can't remember exactly, it was a compositor, and he said no i don't want anything, and he wrote a letter to him and his 3-year-old daughter and he said you have to talk to your father about this. and here's less offended

business was huge cross-selling opportunities, at the end of the day they make their money selling fitness machinesh screens attached and subscriptions to exercise videos and that is what really worries me when it comes to the workout business, peloton has some very serious competition, whether we're talking about the existing gym chains like planet fitness, private, equinox or soul cycle or personal trainers or even something like fit bit, to say something of other companies that make exercise machines. i know they vehemently disagree of that characterization of themselves they think they're in the business of making home entertainment machines that make you look great for a small monthly fee, the opposite of showing up at a gym that you don't want to go as for the subscription side, there are already half a dozen apps to provide a similar service, and most are a heck of a lot cheaper than peloton's without the huge up-front cost of buying a new treadmill bike, a stationary bike or treadmill although i have to admit, they're tariff there are a couple of other major negatives here for one thing is

legislation made it worse and encourage companies to lay off more workers and to put the money into new machines tucker: so what you are saying is that we have this massive problem that everyone is ignoring. and on that point i want to transition to the city that you want, new york where i was yesterday. the city is dirty and it's getting dirtier. if one of my producers told me just yesterday that he was in a crowded subway and dropped his trousers and in the middle of the car and no one did anything about that kid that's a metaphor for what is happening. i grow there regularly and i have my whole life and every time i go under your mayor ship it is dirtier, there is felt on the sidewalks, do you notice any of that? >> look. here's what's going on in new york city today. we have challenges, no doubt. i don't expect a situation like that that i am someone who believes the quality of life has to be addressed aggressively bread i believe in policing and i always have. that kind of situation is unacceptable. the biggest situation, we are at those safest big city in america. it is proven statisticall

this money-laundering machine. and it's not just the catholic church.lk about the lutheran immigrant and refugee services. this is one of the voluntary agencies in the beltway. that has one of these exclusive refugee resettlement contract and they are responsible for bringing elon omar and her family here and there likely responsible for transforming the twin cities into the biggest breeding ground for jihadist plots taking place to mystically and many of these men brought here in their toddler years or early elementary school years but now going back to somalia and killing their own people or targeting american soldiers. i find it highly ironic that you have these liberal military leaders who published a piece in the "washington post" recently, arguing against a more radical reduction of refugee resettlement numbers by saying it would make us more unsafe because we need to import more arabic translators from afghanistan and iraq back here. my answer to that is an appendix in open borders incorporated, which profiles 60 of what i call jihadist. includin