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despite all this, the united states has opened up a deal, more term -- travel, nore trade, more business for the cuban regime. what is the cuban regime change? nothing. since the deal was signed in december they have arrested 3000 additional people. last weekend and the weekend before they rounded up and beat and arrested over 90 dissidents. they have not been shy about this at all. if you ever have a unique opportunity to listen to anything official that comes out of the cuban government, here their characterization of this deal. we won and you lost. we have taken all the concessions we asked for and we are giving nothing in return. nothing is changing in cuba. they are now demanding we pay them reparations for the embargo and that we turn over guantanamo. i guess other than all of that it's a really good deal. but i think it's pretty one-sided. i believe i'm in favor of changes in policy towards cuba but they must be bet -- met by reciprocal changes in cuba. you want more trade? open up more democracy could you want more act -- interaction with the american people? allow people to orga

you have a record deal but you're also working at nored trom nordstrom and you still haven't, quote, first love. i just moved to nashville and i was on my way to my very first reorganized session recording session and we were going back and forth and he was trying to come back in my life. i thought where were you when i was struggling and he said don't make me find someone else. >> reporter: whoa! ♪ you said good-bye with words cold as ice ♪ >> reporter: that heartbreak turned into a record breaking hit. guyton's single "better than you left me" was added to 79 radio stations its first week and making it the highest debut ever in country music history. ♪ i'm better than when you left me ♪ ♪ i'm better than i should be ♪ >> reporter: tell me about the first time you heard it on the radio. it's my secret dream to be a singer. i can't sing. i know that but i just so love music! i always think what would it be like to drive in your car or to be wherever you are and you hear your song on the radio? >> it is -- >> reporter: do you remember that moment? >> i do. my manager is driving in the

nore free lunch food and resolution, food and cuba today. the peace at war. cuba talking about a revolution also in 1997. she's a coeditor of that book 2002. how to stop the next war now? coeditor, 2009 and finally drone warfare. what is it about the u.s. and latin america's relationship over the past 150 years? >> it's about the u.s. try to go tell latin america how it should return it's internal affair, the idea that it's our backyard and we can make and break governments at our will. and it's funny peter because i feel that my politics came from my first experiences of traveling to latin america. going to guatemala and learn about the beautiful culture and what i learned about was my own history. i learned about the brothers and how they were imposing u.s. policy on guatemala, i learned about the overthrow jacobo. i learned about chile and the overthrow of the democratic. people said, wait a minute, you should go back and learn about your own country your own history and work to change your government's policies so that you allow us to elect the government