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grandchildren can be convenient political props like when a 6-year-old granddaughter is sent into the olve office to interrupt an interview with "the new york times" especially when an interview is not going well for him. but children and grandchildren don't have a bona fide family connection when it comes to being refugee. in the latest incarnation in his muslim and refugee ban, they excluded grandparents from those close family members, only in the republicans' mind. well, let me tell you something. if the president can be interrupted by his grandchild to shake up an interview that isn't going so well, i can ask my grandson to help me make a oint here in congress. here's luis andreas. he's my grandson. you sigh, in the gutierrez family, grandchildren are pretty close family members and have a bona fide family connection. in fact, luis lives downstairs from me with his mom and dad on the ground floor unit in chicago. and living with grandma and grandpa upstairs has distinct advantages. there's always someone to feed you, watch you, help you study or just joke around. throughout much of th

olve.e need to look forward and educate ourselves for tomorrow and take more responsibility for our health and welfare and not expect the government to come help us. a caller earlier says we need to get angry and they will not help us, he is right, they will not help us. we need to look at ourselves and what we can do in our own communities and for ourselves. host: harvey calling from arizona, over 50, what are your thoughts? caller: good morning, america. i watched ronald reagan come in -- and throw them out the window and every product we make is terrorist all around the world -- has a tariff all around the world. if you take the health care out of it and put it on the government, people will get more money out of their paychecks. and set of in lieu of insurance payments. in come he came sadly -- he stabbed the working man in the back and said you have to compete with the $.83 per hour across the pacific. slowly, all labor started dying in this country. we elect politicians to up hold the

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