barbara perry? >> well, we now look back at nixon, and nixon i think thought of himself in many ways as sort of a moderate republican. and he was viewed in those days, in 1968, as a moderate republican. he could be viewed in the center between someone like reagan, we haven't talked about his entrance into the mix, but i'm sure we will, and rockefeller on the left side of the party. so when we look back at richard nixon's almost 2 1/2 term -- 1 1/2 terms in office, we can see the things he did that people now on the liberal side say good for him. >> i would call nixon a progressive republican, in that tradition. certainly domestically, he inherited the vietnam war, obviously, after five years, there were 31,000 dead when nixon came into office. but the gentleman said he was for nixon although he didn't vote for him. but he's exactly right, the american people agreed with the gentleman. richard nixon won 49 states in 1972, won over 61% of the vote, i believe, than senator mcgovern, who was an anti-war

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barbara perry? >> well, we now look back at nixon and nixon thought of himself in many ways as a moderate republican and he was viewed in those days in 1968 as a moderate republican. he could be viewed in the center between someone like a reagan. we have not talked about his entrance into the mix and i'm sure we will and rockefeller on the left side of the party. when we look back at richard nixon's two and a half terms -- one and a half terms in office, we can see of the things that he did that people now on the liberal side, said, good for him. >> i would call richard nixon a progressive republican. he inherited the vietnam war. in were 31,000 dead when nixon came into office. but the gentleman said he was for nixon although he didn't vote for him. he is exactly right. the american people agreed with the gentleman. richard nixon, after all, won 49 states in 1972. he won over 61% of the vote, i believe against senator mcgovern who was an antiwar candidate. so nixon's policy of getting out of vietna

perry, thank you very much. so before we get into some of the issues you just addressed, i'd just like to ask you a question of is it more fun being governor of texas or secretary of energy? >> oh, fun's an interesting -- [laughter] here's the way i would describe it. the best job i ever had in my life -- and i've been blessed to get to do some really fun, interesting things -- the best job i ever had in my life was governor of texas. and it will always be that. now w that said, the -- with that said, the most interesting job i've had in my life is the one i'm in currently, being the secretary of energy. at a incredibly unique time in american history and world history, for that matter, to be engaged in the energy side of it. and that's, you know, speaks for itself. you think about it, 12 years ago there was a fellow from texas traveling around giving a pretty interesting speech -- i'm sure being paid nicely -- the called peak oil, remember that? .. >> an innovator like george mitchell, hydraulic fracturing chan

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rick perry and the department of energy wants to promote coal and nuclear power. they are looking at that part. members of congress, depending on members of their constituency, are going to have different interests. that is the great part about of america. you bring all of that together. the more eyeballs the better. host: in nebraska, a republican. caller: i thought "washington journal" had had this on before. at least last year, but i know they had said that florida and texas were independent grids and would not be affected if other regionals went out because they had their own grid. are there other states that are now doing that and shouldn't we make each state responsible for its own grid? guest: texas is an interesting case because they are one of the largest producers of renewable energy. that is because of wind. california is another example of the diversified electrical system that has taken a different approach, even going further in terms of renewables. i think it would be a mistake to look at this as a state-by-state problem. this is a nationwide proble

sector ofce energy perry i think monday also talked about with the energy system specifically in mind. so the administration and those in government, including in dod are constantly aware of this and working on these activities what i am encouraged by is that car nato allies are working with us to doth with this problem as i said little estonia is probably the best equipped country or because they have been hit throughout their economy by russian attacks. being able to draw and international experience, bringing the collective of native together is really important n in dealing with thi. >> host: what are the hurdles you see now and how much computer talked about sort of the interconnection between private industry and the government. what sort of barriers does that create as well? >> guest: the majoror barriers focus on one part of the problem, and if i were to criticize the administration, it's this idea if we just allow coal and nuclear plants that have enclosed and to continue in operation, this is going to increase the reliability of the grid. that's just -- once the electrons ar

back for only nine months i'm so proud of myself not the same event ahead of us a gymnastics kerry perry had failed to impress journal press conference when she was asked what was being done to prevent a possible repeat of the nasa case for usa today reporter nancy armor was there she said well if you're going to duck the media and the public for eight months then you'd better have something to say when you finally speak carrie perry didn't and this from former gymnast rachael brown honda she was the first to publicly accuse nasa perry says she's reached out to survivors will my cell hasn't rung i passed it to perry after sentencing wondering if ali reisman jets and celine jamie densher or any other sisters have been contacted by perry for their inputs let us know what you think using the hash tag a.j. news grid or tweet me at and they are underscore sport me more from ours in the eighteen hundred g.m.t. news hour but for now let's get back to russia andy thank you. very much and thank you for joining us that's going to do it for this news spread but you can keep in touch with us on soci

that was a fascinating conversation with secretary perry. and i would say that david rubenstein is certainly a hard act to follow. but we have a very fascinating conversation up ahead as we look at and explore some of the regional perspectives to the conversations that we've been having today. before we get into that, i'm going to make one program note. following this panel conversation, we will be hearing congressional perspectives. now, i just want to make note that senator warner, who was going to be appearing this afternoon, is not able to make it for a personal contingency. but senator sullivan is joining us this afternoon. and executive vice president of cognizant will be having a conversation with senator sullivan and get a little bit of the congressional perspective as well as the senator's own perspectives on addressing economic diplomacy in his career as well. we're looking forward to that conversation shortly. but right now i'm very happy to bring in to conversation and share some of their perspectives a panel of very esteemed col

you had him talk about megyn kelly, rosie o'donnell, you had him talk about katrina perry from the irish network rte. you had him talk about representative frederica wilson, starting a fight with her. calling m ining maxine waters l. he came after lebron james. he came after you, don. all of these comments suggest that he relishes insoughting people of color and women in a particular way, even if he does it sometimes to other people, and because he has this long track record, all those videos you just played, you can't give him the benefit of the doubt at this point, that it's the most innocuous interpretation when he says omarosa is a dog. >> douglas, you're the historian here. what is the president's language and behavior doing to the office of the presidency? are we witnessing the denigration of this office in real time? >> we really are, don. it's just horrific. i was reflecting on past presidents today and since the civil war, we haven't had a president, at least since andrew johnson right after the civil war, that is a full-pledged bigot, and we have that with donald trump. there h

secretary perry was saying we need to bail out these coal and nuclear and mandate the purchase of some of the electricity they generate that's right so the bail out would occur under potentially two different statutes section two to see of the federal power act that would require rate payers to subsidize these another possible avenue is using the one nine hundred fifty defense production act which would approach which would require appropriations or tax dollars to bail out these facilities either way households would pay ok it's such an odd circumstance because i mean i'm a free market guy but i want sideboards i want to make sure we don't have any problems out there but by and large you know conservatives been free markets free markets don't touch this stuff and here they are mandating the purchase even if it's an economic let's move to california you were quoted in the san francisco chronicle today bravo and very informative and lightning to see you in there tyson but tell us about this circumstance with the power plant that is an economical and has been purchased by a large contribu

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it happened under energy secretary rick perry. who was governor then. >> we can deliver power to san antonio, dallas, houston, you name it. >> where the people are. >> yep. >> reporter: including the city that uses almost entirely renewable power. it is 501 miles from adrian, texas where the wind turbines are down to georgetown, texas where the power is going. we've been driving all afternoon through the permian basin in the center of texas, and all along the way we've been passing oil pump jacks from an older economy and wind turbines from a new economy. when we arrived in georgetown, people told us coal plants kept the lights on for generations. >> i think it's kind of cool we have all this history, but also we're one of the leading cities when it comes to innovation in the country. >> reporter: then republican mayor dale ross concluded the market was changing. >> were you always a republican? >> always a republican. >> you grew up in a republican family? >> i did. >> who's your favorite president? >> president reagan. >> report

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think perry did saying all of these renewables in the california electricity market are making my new power plant to be an economic and so we need to rewrite market rules to deliver big or guaranteed payments to my natural gas power plant which of course would come at the detriment of consumers and renewables so i filed a protest about on friday pointing out how to approach us with exactly pointing out how absurd this whole proposal is and also i was the first to make the links between the owner of the power plant and be below and his financial connections to donald trump so he's going to you know much you contributed to over three million dollars three million yet right so over what i'm going to mccain feingold and campaign limits because a lot of it is through what's known as super pacs which because of the two thousand and ten supreme million dollars that's right so most of that is to trump super pac so and during the campaign trump named andy below one of his top economic policy advisers so this is someone that doesn't just give money to trump but also has trump's ear so what i sa

so, perry, why is the president sending this message of bring it on to john brennan?es he really mean it? >> i think he does. if they depose brennan, he would have to say something in a lawsuit and talk about things, brennan doesn't want to talk about. this is among the more authoritarian things trump has done. the idea of attacking someone this way, you know, trying to -- security clearance and now giuliani pile on. this has been heinous. this is one of more aggressive behaviors they have done and see the reaction of that where you have seen people senior in the military generally don't get in politics being like, this is the line that's way too far that's crossed but trump is not backing down and a better fight whether you use the n-word i guess if that's how he's trying to change the subject. >> he brought it out as an issue to distract from omarosa. they seem to like john brennan as a foil and as a crazy left winger. >> it raises the question of how the white house moves going forward revoking anyone else's clearance. what will they say? with john brennan they poi

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probably all eyes will move north, richard. >> cal perry, thank you. eddie, start this off for us, we're watching the pictures together today. it seems calm. hundreds of officers are there as cal perry was telling us, what is the worst and best outcome and the president addressing the tension of a year ago? >> the worst outcome would be violence and the loss of life of heather heyer, we want to mention her name. the white nationalists gathering in d.c. and threatening charlottesville, shethese folkse just an exaggerated version of what we are in the nation. before we single themselves out as villains and find how do we make this possible we will find ourselves on the hamster wheel. >> atima, i want to play for you some tweets made by president. let's listen to that. what do you say. >> yes, i think there's blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. and you don't have any doubt about it either. and, and, if you reported it accurately, you would say that. >> atima, both sides, those two

secretary perry and the president and secretary pompeo and secretary mattis who are involved in this and a lot of members both republican and democrats in the congress recognized this too. >> in terms of your work with the u.s. indian caucus is anything you can tell us about the outlook for initiatives for that particular work they see the caucus taking? >> i just think there is going to be good momentum coming out of this ndaa with legislation. it was a real bipartisan effort and there is now stories that this other defense technology agreement the acronym, cause the that the u.s. and india than talking about for a long time, several years might be looking for opportunities there. the one thing that i always think is really important to recognize with regard to the u.s. india relationship is shared interests, shared values, building trust which can take years. we know that. the other thing that in many ways is so important is the growing importance of prominent influence of the indian-american community and different areas of the american economy but also lets let's face it, also in

our thanks to tyler perry and an amen to tyler perry for what he just put out there.journalist who knew and interviewed aretha franklin over the last 20 years. he is "the wall street journa journal's" christopher john farley. it's good to have you on. i'm sorry it's for this occasion, but it's important to remember what she means, especially right now. you couldn't get in the door, kid. how did you finally convince her, i want to talk to you? >> she's a hard woman to get to know. for five years, i had to talk to her -- her people, her handlers, say i want to do this interview, because she'd had some sort of issue with "time" magazine before. she hadn't talked to us for about 30 years. but finally she gave me an audience, told me to come down to detroit, meet her at the golden mushroom, a restaurant that since closed. we started early, went late, closed the restaurant down. she started off with a handshake, ended with a hug. we were conversing like we were old college chums. it was just beautiful. >> what did you learn? >> one thing i learned is that she's not just abo

deal was worth $437 million which works out to 27 1/2 and what's interesting is today's shares of perry closed above prices and 9.10. this week's market monitor has names and y growth they may give you some down side otection and the last time he was on was november in 2017 and he picked nike which was up 26% d cognizant solutions was up 5%. he is allen vaughn, co-portfol manager of the jensen quality growth fund which is up 9% so far this year. welcome back. >> thank you. >> congratulations on those previous picks. >> thanks. te you are giving us a little downside pion in case the economy turns a little bit south and there arenteresting names. the first one, basically we're going go to pzernd it's a global play, as well. so pfizer is a biopharmaceutical company with a wide-ranging drug portfolio and we think that's a real key distinction for pfizer and we think it limits its exposure and the risifto any one sp drug and as we look at the company's drug pipeline, we think it's a bit underappreciated and we expect revenum pfizer to accelerate if the drugs in the pip line are converted to

talk about the politics of this, our political analyst and congressional reporter at politico and perry bacon, writer for 538.com. rachel, it was politico's reporting that so fascinating that lanny davis has been talking to nixon's former white house lawyer, john dean. tell us more. >> that's exactly right. that should worry the president. right now he's getting squeezed by two of his former lawyers, not just one. in the case of the former white house chief counsel, this is the guy that the president said point blank, i want you to fire robert mueller. this is a guy who witnessed firsthand anything that might be considered an obstruction case. so the obviously the federal law enforcement officials will want to talk to mcgahn and talking to him, he's being clear. his lawyer said he's telling them everything because he's worried the president is trying to basically screw him. that's a problem for the president. michael cohen, this is a whole other issue, they are squeezing right now, investigating him for potentially tax and bank fraud saying he potentially took out $20 million in loans t

will perry.s when day two of the third test against india gets under way. they've been held up by the weather at trent bridge this morning. there's been some drizzle in nottingham but play is due to start in around 15 minutes, with the tourists on 307—6. they definitely had the best of the opening day, but conditions this morning should suit england's bowlers. premier league champions manchester city are a "rich club" but "cannot buy class" according tojose mourinho. the manchester united manager was responding to a question about city's new behind the scenes documentary which was released earlier this week. pep guardiola's side won the title last season with a record 100 points. mourinho says, "i think you can have a fantastic movie, respecting others. you don't need to be disrespectful." he also joked that because he's in the documentry, he could ask for royalties. united and city are in action today after both winning their opening games. pep guardiola's champions are at home to huddersfield,

mark's church but he wanted to have a consistent thread with troy so he read a letter from troy perryabout his recollections and what it was like to come to new orleans and a hard time he had trying to bring what was called gay liberation ideology closet community. it was a special thing. that memorial, i was in tears . i remember reverend corey sparks, new orleans mayor latoya cantrell and she walked down he's very at the center with bill rushton and that crowd . >> he was a man of many hats,i think . didn't he run -- yes, he hada health clinic . [inaudible] he was in the grand lineageof french quarter characters . he was a well recognized -- >> i think of characters as maybe not serious. he was astoundingly serious. [inaudible] and started out ministering to the rec center, but anyway, he was -- >> he was tied in with bill rushton. bill rushton was a gay editor of the courier in 1973. bill rushton was one of the few journalists who consistently and doggedly reported the upstairs lounge fire and reported it as a sexual tragedy and i'm sorry but i wanted to introduce you. you worked w

tyler perry and whoopi goldberg. there will be performances by smokey robinson... stevie wonder... jennifer hudson and faith hill. bill clinton will also be speaking at the ceremony. ( darya ) still ahead... a warning for wildfire victims. who the f-b-i wants you to be on the lookout for. ( darya ) plus... a horrific crash involving a grey hound bus kills 7 people in new mexico. ( darya ) and... new surviellance video catches thieves stealing from a bay area apple store. )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. our warm-up continues with highs today in the 60's for the coast with 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. plenty of sunshine can be expected yet again with warm weather to take us through the weekend followed by especially warm conditions into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a de

tom was 15 when fred perry won his first wimbledon in 193a.en years later during world war ii, he was part of the assault on an. it was only after returning home that he took up a sport that he has loved ever since. in those days it was all wooden rackets and the court was all rough and we had coloured balls instead of yellow and grey. playing three times a week at 99 is pretty impressive, but tom has still got some way to go if he is going to get into the record books. according to guinness world records the world's oldest tennis player was a mexican man who reached the tender age of 101. what a shock! if you are getting older, it isa a shock! if you are getting older, it is a thing you must do. keep moving, keep playing sport, keep exercising. walker, do anything, but don'tjust sit there exercising. walker, do anything, but don't just sit there and vegetate. so what about that world record? don't just sit there and vegetate. so what about that world record ?|j have so what about that world record?” have got two years to go yet. you will beat

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry, the headlines tonight.itchell—blake takes silver in the 200 metres at the european championships in berlin. while back in the pool in glasgow, gb‘s swimmers finished with nine golds and 2a medals in total to match their previous best. and everton make a triple signing on transfer deadline day including defender yerry mina from barcelona. we'll start with the inaugural european championships where our reporter has been watching the athletics in berlin. katerina johnson has been in action and there was any medal. 0n the track nathaniel mitchell blake continued to show. this bodes well for the 0lympic show. this bodes well for the olympic games. all in all, coming out with a medal. how much pressure as the dues feel coming in the chirac no pressure at all.” as the dues feel coming in the chirac no pressure at all. i cannot control what people do in the other lanes. that was nethaneel mitchell—blake's lanes. that was nethaneel mitchell—bla ke's first individual medal as a senior. katerina johnson thompson finis

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admiral perry came back and we trade agreements with the japanese. the southern border of the united states was defined by the gadsden purchase during his time. the army and the navy was modernized under the secretary of war, jefferson davis, who went on to be the president of the confederacy during the civil war. pierce was a lawyer. he felt slavery should be handled with an act of congress. there should be legislation that would prohibit it. he was not in favor of it but he was afraid the country would split over that. his focus when he was president was to keep the country together. ofunderstood the hardships fighting the revolution was to create the country. he was trying to keep it together. it did split after lincoln was elect. franklin pierce had one term in office and the democratic party did not want him to run again. he had quite a few good accomplishments. we do not hear about those because the kansas nebraska act, which occurred at the end of his presidency, was turned into bloody kansas. it was a disaster as far as trying to achieve what

it was owned by a guy named perry. perry click the burners on and reach under his counter to pop open the fridge doors. he pulled out a few eggs in a tub of butter from which he spooned out a golf ball sized chunk and placed on the shining silver girl top. it instantly bubbled and slid as he commenced the batter in a steel bowl. flour, soda, small pinch of salt, white sugar. they'll enter the bullet quick economical motions unmeasured but precise. and he cracked a couple of eggs and reached back into the fridge for a carton of buttermilk. he started with an old wire whisk. not too fast but steady until the batter seemed to almost move on its own. then he reached back into the fridge and pulled out a package of thick cut bacon. pulled out four slices and laid them down like newborns on the buttered rumbling range. they popped and puckered and the room smelled like fat and smoke. he grabbed a small ladle and added three dots of pancake batter to the glistening surface. spreading them out with utensils bottom until they a

willie mccovey...gaylo rd perry... current giants manager bruce bochy...and dusty baker. 53-year old bonds...who grew up in the bay area...says it was always his dream to play for the orange and black .(sot) "i always felt is my home and to come in full circle...signing with the giants...as i stand here now i am amazed and humbled... that i am being recognized with the greats...willie mays..mccovey...marshall...and gaylord perry...you were my heroes growing up"growing up" growing up"my heroes growing up" bonds played 15 of his 22 mlb seasons with the giants. bonds hit 762 home runs in his career. he has yet to be inducted coming up in sports... hear bonds talk about how much his family means to him... (jrs) coming up at 8. it's a new way to protect young athletes. the state that's offering concussion insurance. (justine) and next how one of the president's policies is making it harder for fire victims trying to rebuild. (jrs) new at 8. the import tariffs imposed by president trump are boosting the cost of building a ho

perry and. this is the w. news live from berlin venezuela's president says he survived a drone attack in the capital on a heart because of the innocence of. president nicolas maduro was speaking during a military parade when blasts were heard the jurors blaming colombia's president for the alleged attack we'll have the latest from caracas also coming up tens of thousands rally in israel against a new law which they say marginalized and on june third this time one of israel's best integrated minority uses the troops are demonstrating against government policy. and protesters face off with counter demonstrators at the headquarters of the united states most powerful gun lobby and our correspondent takes us into the thick of it. hi mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. venezuela says president nicolas maduro has survived an assassination attempt carried out with explosive laden drones during a military parade in a televised address just hours after the incident but doro blames the attack on colombia's pr

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actually, the trade with japan opened up, admiral perry came back, so we begin our trade agreements with japan at that point. the southern border of the united states was defined by the gas den purchase that happened during pierce's time. the army and the navy was modernized under the secretary of war, jefferson davis, who of course went on to be the president of confederacy during the civil war. pierce was a lawyer and he felt that slavery should be handled with an act of congress. there should be legislation that would prohibit it. he wasn't in favor of it. but he was very afraid that the country would split over that. and so his whole focus when he was president was just to try to keep the country together. he understood what the hardships of the men fighting in the rev logs were, to create country, so he was trying very hard to keep the country together. and of course it did split after lincoln was elected. franklin pierce had one term in office in the democratic party did not want him to run again. he had quite a few good accomplishments. we don't hear too much about those because t

i received one for perry in the audience . perry, what are the first and most important things the yetis need and what can the us to help so that's a big question maybe you can answer it very successfully we can get to others? >>. >> there's a lot of things and issues happen in iraq and kurdistan that are affecting the us. one of them is the speech that spread by religious leaders. if yazidis are giving a wrong signal or pointing out that these things happen and yazidis have been doing that and christians have mentioned that, then governments like iraq and curtis dan should make an end to that because it all happens then if government turns to the kgb about this, but education is very important. the young generation should be educated and who lives in iraq and who livesin curtis dan and what kind of different religions , so that there can be among them and the friendship instead of hatred towards each other. we see a lot of inequality, hatred at low levels. if a government hears about this, it should be actionable because it o

that's all from sportsday with me will perry. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator giles kenningham and nicola bartlett, political correspondent at the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i weekend reports on the sex assault claims against the former first minister alex salmond as police confirm an investigation is ongoing. he denies the allegations. the daily mirror leads with claims from the daughter of a couple who died while on holiday in egypt, she raises questions over their deaths. the daily express also has the same story — as kelly ormerod believes her parents didn't die from natural causes. the daily mail says the plastic bag tax is set to be extended to all shops, with the levy increasing from 5 to 10 pence. it's the same lead on the daily telegraph too, which it describes at prime minister theresa may's war on plastic. a picture of the notting hill carnival queen ahead of this weekend's events which will see metal detecting knife arches

you can see this backup stretching beyond us perry and perry getting closer to 238, your ride remains in the right as you had southbound. over at the bainbridge toll plaza, very typical this time of morning. >>> after a rash of recent crimes on its trains and transit stations, bart is coming up with measures in an effort to improve safety. we are live in san francisco on the latest efforts to curb crime. >> reporter: bringing up the age-old debate of security versus privacy here on the bart system. parts of this plan are already in place. you may have noticed if you have written bart recently, patrol officers are working overtime, 10 hours days , six days a week. that is the most visible faction of this strategy that bart is proposing today. it costs $28 million which includes more fair inspectors, new call boxes on platforms and a crackdown on panhandling and a switch to high-tech surveillance systems. they could identify trouble when it happens and zero in on problematic behavior. privacy advocates have taken to facebook to say -- a woman was stabbed while getting out of a train. ba

i received one for perry from the audience. what are the first and most important things -- what can the u.s. do to help? maybe you can answer it's a singly so we can get others? there's a lot of things and issues that happened in iraq and kurdistan that affect minorities a lot. speechthem is the hate that's spread by religious leaders. there should be an end to that. getting the wrong signals are pointing at that these things happen, and yezidis have been doing that and i think christians have been doing it. should make an end to that. it all happens there. -- education is very important. young generations should be educated on who lives in iraq and who lives in kurdistan and what kinds of different religions so there can be peace among them and friendship instead of hatred toward each other. inequality, of hatred on low levels. if the government hears about this or should be action. if you close your eyes you give the person who's doing this more power to go on with this. this is a big issue within the yezidi community. they

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