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diversity is exactly what his mate europe the best most prosperous free and safest continent in the world is not a very it's not that so even york on that so i'm just going to go back to and say you know and by the very briefly very briefly are you encouraged by anything you heard. i'm sorry but i think it's very revealing that mr chance he refuses to answer the question about what he would do with non christians in his christian europe yes i think that explains where i believe everything really what they were it's very clear so we have heard this rhetoric in the one hundred twenty s. in the one hundred thirty s. in europe we know where your talk leads you can shake your head all you want but we've seen it before we've been here before and europe is sick of it and we're not putting up with men like this we will educate when to learn much all right next question comes from alexandrina nine love each from the european civic forum what would you like to us things thank you. in today's europe. raising inequalities fear of the future and a growing number of people who feel left behind these are undermining democracy and trust in a co

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freedom and a aspiration of a thriving nation and prosperous country, it has been taken away from us by the maduro regime. >> it is hope. reporter: in new yorkdefense is slowly leaving moo -- maduro. trish: thank you so much for your report. >> there is increasingly talk of military involvement. that is what the discuss is tonight. whether or not u.s. will get involved, national security adviser john bolton saying what secretary pompeo and vice president mike pence have told me, as has the president, all options are on the table. watch this. >> we want as our principle objective peaceful transfer of power, i will say again as president has said are outset, and maduro and those supporting him, those who are not venezuelan should know that all options are on the table. trish: all this, florida senator rick scot qualls for u.s. mility action, is it getting to that. >> joining me retire brigadier general anthony kata. i mean, here we are. things are turning violent. and maduro still there. the russians now, secretary pompeo said, he was all set to go, they were lined up, willing, ready to put him on a plane, he was the ready to go. but russians

township was built on farming, as its local economy and its access to philadelphia and new york continued its prosperity. mr. van drew: after the railroad opened in 1889, the station became a major shipping point. postwar harrison township saw an era of change and growth with new regional highway construction that made the area much more accessible to all. harrison township in the 21st century continues to grow. with staples like wineries, antique stores, continued agriculture and farming. but what is most noticeable about harrison township is their resident, their people, those who are new and those two have been here for generations -- those who have been here for generations. like vince, a senior who for so many years has biven back to their wonderful town. they love their town. south jersey is proud to consider this historical place a part of our community. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remark

you mention this, so these are problems specifically both reflection about prosperity in government, in public housing in new yorknt, what you saw was government treat austerity, they did this in greece and portugal and spain where it subbings the line out of citizens and line it is pocketbooks of the fiscal control boards, making money off of institutions and what happens next is big companies come in and say we will privatize it, there's no option now, we have to privatizing public housing and privatizing water. the truth is out there now, when you privatize doesn't make water cleaner, when you privatize housing, doesn't make better functioning and fair, it actually makes a lot of money of people and that's not fair. maria: all right, we will be watching, thank you so much fnomiki konst, capitalism versus socialism town hall this week hosted by charles payne, tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we will hear both views as you just heard. first, facebook is tightening rules around live streaming feature, cheryl casone on headlines, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, facebook putting in place one-strike policy that w

prosperity. miriam webster dictionary defines evil as, morally reprehensible, causing harm, or pernicious. by that definition socialism is evil and anyone in america who supports socialism supports evil. enrique recently published an editorial in the "new york post" entitled, hey democrats, here's the price i paid for your socialist dream. it is such a revealing testament of the evils of socialism that today i read it in part into the congressional record. quote, american democrats are pining every more loudly for socialism these days, for free education, free health care, and much else. let me tell you about socialism as i lived it under the fidel can castro regime. the house where i was born in communist cuba had a dirt floor, a bathroom hole in the ground which we shared with six other families. and a zinc roof that left us unbearably hot in the summer and shivering in the winter no. running water, no refrigerator, and no door in the back of the house. we cooked with charcoal. my mother raised four boys by herself in that house working 12 hours a day to earn 160 cuban pesos or approximately $6 a month. why didn't we fix it? in addition to the meager income, we had no access to har wear stores to buy nails or cement to fix our humble hous

york. rep. clark: we are a nation of immigrants. our country's prosperity is linked with history of welcoming people from all corners of the earth. diversity has been and continues to be our greatest strength. donald trump sees strength through through a different lens. when he sees an immigrant family, he sees a threat to our nation. he thinks ripping those families but he is wrong. obligation ton get it right and fix the inhumanity. you, istart by asking want to get some ideas of current policy and how it is being implemented. in march, i sent a letter to dhs immigration check in policy. i'm still waiting for a response. i'm congresswoman clark from brooklyn, new york. traditionally, dhs has allowed immigrants to be accompanied by persons of their choosing during check-in, which was ice personnel. accompany apted to right's immigrant activist to his check-in, many members of our group were denied entry to ice's field office. what is dhs policy with respect to allowing members of the family members, clergy, and public officials and toompanying in immigrant

york times magazine. they appeared in the new yorker. with the folk poetry. she too is a former nieman fellow. and her book which was the finalist for this competition and the prosperity one family in the fracturing of america and then to my immediate left i am pleased to be sitting next to mona a scientist activist. she is a pediatrician and researcher. and if we know about the crisis that is because of her work. the courage award by pen america. i named one of time magazines on there is a lot of competition for that. personal account with the eyes don't see was also a finalist for the la times book prize. these are all stories that infuse our lives they're all national crises they eliminate each illuminate each of these problems. so beth, just yesterday the city of costa mesa this ghost does not disclose that it was suing the pharma company that made oxycontin. i should just interrupt right here and say in the process of treating them. more than 247 losses had been filed and i was disconcerted to learn every day according to the national institute on drug abuse more than a hundred 30 people die after overdose how to care for chronic pain become a nationwide drug add

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york, 1:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's talk about brexit. following the collapse of prosperityoffer to improve -- approve the brexit deal, this as the prime minister prepares for a fourth attempt to get her through parliament. meanwhile, the leader of the opposition party has moved closer to backing a second referendum. jeremy corbyn says there should be a vote on any deal to leave the e.u. joining us now is our bloomberg political editor. it seems like theresa may has been a lame-duck for such a long time. is she really a lame-duck? >> i think she will make this last-ditch effort to try to get her withdrawal agreement billed through. will do is the tories so poorly at the european elections that conservatives and labour iwl llive in -- will live and they will put brexit behind them. it is a slim chance of happening. she is proposing a bold deal that will try -- all attention has moved to the tory leadership race. the better the brexit party does, the better the chances a hard-line brexiteer, someone advocating a no deal brexit, will have in that race. francine: but the parliam

york, ms. clark. >> thank you, adam chair, and i thank our ranking member, mr. higgins. we are a nation of immigrants. our country's prosperity is inherently linked with welcoming people from all corners of the earth. diversity has been and continues to be our greatest strength. but donald trump sees investmst through a different lens. when he sees an immigrant family, he sees a threat to our nation rather than a chance to enrich it. he thinks ripping families apart not just at the border but through bureaucrat efforts here in d.c. is somehow strong but he's wrong. congress has an obligation to get it right and to fix this inhumanity. so let me start by asking you, mr. albence. i want to get some ideas of current policy and how it's actually being implemented. in march i actually sent a letter to dhs regarding i.c.e.'s immigration check-in policies, and i'm still waiting for a response. so i'm congresswoman clark from brooklyn, new york. traditi traditionally dhs has allowed immigrants to be accompanied by persons of their choosing for check-ins with i.c.e. personnel. however, when attempted to accompany ravi, a new york immi

prosperity? there's also a shift on immigration. that's a very big issue. look at today's editorial in the "new york times."mes." now, the "times" is the democrats' bible. they dance to its tune. the left is now acknowledging that yes, there is a crisis. i think they realize that open borders is not an election winner. all of this translates to a new high for the president's approval rating, 46%, according to gallup, better than president obama at the same stage of his presidency. you don't have to go very far back to see how things have changed. just a few months ago, the headlines were all about mueller's going to get him, trump's putting children in cages. the stock market is plunging. we are headed for recession. now it's no collusion, the economy is booming, the stock market hits new highs, there is a crisis on the border, do something. how about that. but we're still mired in what we have come to call toxic politics. the tone hasn't changed and will not change. the left is still contemptuoous of all things trump but events have shifted the dynamic. the trend is moving in mr. trump's direction. things

mta, new york state troopers, those police officers doing the work on the same corners is paid 30% more, we're the lowest paid police department in the country even though the city is prosperousause of our work. neil: but even besides your men and women, what's interesting is when people in this city who know the mayor well, republican or democrat a majority of both sides say no, no, we don't think it's a good idea. what does that say? >> 70% of the citizens of the city said don't run for mayor and go away, don't even stay here. people looking forward to him not being the mayor so we can get the city back on track. neil: but wouldn't they then be saying well go ahead and run. >> no because look it'll be easy to say just get rid of them but new yorkers are reasonable folks they sense people, they need people saying look he's not genuine in what he believes. you can have someone believe left or right and respect their opinion because they believe. he's going where the wind blows. neil: what would happen if we had a president bill deblasio. >> i think the country would go the same direction as the city. we're on the cliff of going bad. we need to get it back. you need someone th

york, not you per se, but -- >> no, i don't live here anymore. >> what drives business, what drives personal freedom, personal prosperity.-- >> live free or die. >> that's it it's not four words on a license plate. it's really how we live in new hampshire. >> and freedom is more important than free stuff. need to say that occasionally. >> and when you get results, you can show those results and those build on themselves. especially this day in age, businesses will leave on a moment's notice if you're not giving them a fair -- >> so, ariffs. under no circumstances are tariffs useful or a positive did you say that or -- >> i think we all -- we all oppose tariffs, but they're clearly being used as a leverage point to get -- >> are you in favor of the way they're being used right now >> no. i mean, look, ultimately, does it get us a better long-term deal with china? i mean, that's the hope, and i really believe it will -- >> you do, then. so it is okay -- >> absolutely -- no -- >> so you do like tariffs. >> no. i'm saying, if that's the strategy the white house is going to take, and i'm not going to tell them the strategy th

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