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today puerto rico needs our help. a year and a half ago hit by back-to-back hurricanes it's no wonder anybody ever gets hit by two back-to-back category five hurricanes. homes are demolished, communities destroyed. we passed the house bill. it eliminates the funds that would help puerto rico rebuild damaged water systems to ensure they stand up to future and it eliminates a 100% cost share it eliminates $68 billion in medicaid assistance for america, guam whose programs face serious shortages to the increased need sure we provide puerto rico with assistance as we should have given the extraordinary nature of the storms and given the extent of the devastation but as it becomes clear we must continually reassess and provide what is needed to fully recover. i remember when this first happened that the white house would say maybe two or three or four or a dozen fatalities in puerto rico. well, they were off by a thousand%. we don't simply appropriate the same amount each state or territory hits with a disaster no matter t

for puerto rico and then to tell you to spend it and then holding these away from puerto rico you can do that. because they are not spending money they are just holdingat back. with a bureaucratic delays actually toen ask unanimous consent to be included in the record with the housing and urban development as the white house deliberately interfered with the hurricane funds from puerto rico. and then to look into if the white house to go to a disaster area. roads were washed out and bridges destroyed and communities were change with those bridges on houses on the north side of the river and now on the south side of the river upside down destroyed. schools destroyed. and to bring in medical supplies and as a lifelong vermonter in the effort to recover and rebuild. that that's the state line - - the same in other states. boulder and texas and then to create a path forward. and that is a reasonable proposal and to not restore from the house bill. and the most critical proposals and the senate republicans accepted this proposal to see passage of the bill in the bipartisan fashion which eli

but we're talking about from florida all the way along to puerto rico is that things are the same or just you know let's actually yeah that's a great question i think that at the end of the day it's not really clear if well no because i mean the industry knows it's not clear that this will be discussed in regulatory filings in the current status that got set up under this new regime for small scale because under what happened what i said it was fast tracked there are the environmental review process in which those type of things are discussed in public hearings or where experts can come to testify or do filings and that whole process is the industry sees as onerous and holds it back from moving as quickly that process doesn't exist anymore for small scale and g. it's literally a carve out for a small scale alan g. in which under the natural gas act of nine hundred thirty five that says there's language that says gas can only be export if it's in the quote if it's in the quote unquote public interest well small scale and g. now under the department of energy rule that they put out

coming up we delve into puerto rico and find out what the how her taking advantage of fracking in that system down there and how the government is pushing it on the puerto ricans after all the storm stay tuned to watch. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implemented for the inside venezuela things were different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela so soon. in the schools that have a supplemental. down for some football and assume that the. local the whose story isn't new nixon told in henry kissinger to tell us that it would not be tolerated in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the chilean economy scream so wants to make the economy of venezuela schoolies. the great tragic comedy known as russia gate is slowly becoming part of history the resistance continues to resist trump clearly the president has the wind at his back now is it time for a grea

coming up we delve into puerto rico and find out what the her taking advantage of fracking in that system down there and how the government is pushing it the puerto ricans after all the storm stay tuned to watch. officer. told you to get up off the ground begin to. sound the sounds of maybe. the christening essentially. pushed it away from the officer. they obviously did they kind of lunge for the web in one smith's and then would have been done she swung and i didn't hear that again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled his gun. in terms of mr white of home he's played a useful role but i think that the mistake he's made thus far he's not announcing that he would not stand for president so to say to the venezuelan people in the international community i've done my role which i believe is a constitutional one as an interim president but don't look for me to run think if he were to do that the situation in venezuela would be perceived as less one of the united states. desperate for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight m

puerto rico $6 million.nd 60,000 in florida, 16,000 in texas. so the response was horrible. and puerto rico is still reeling back from this very lax, sloppy and lazy response to a storm that took 3,000 lives. he continues to lie saying he took $91 billion. medicare reimbursement is a big problem. that's why they face a fiscal implosion. and the response was not adequate. it was not -- >> are you getting backing from the democratic leadership in the house? >> we want to back puerto rico, yes. the leadership wants to do it. the congressional members and those from puerto rico >> on the west side. up next the special olympics coming up. e special olympics coming up. with its billions of records, dna test you could learn you're from ireland... donegal, ireland. and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com neighbors...loved ones. living with diseases like cancer, epilepsy, mental health conditions and hiv. maybe you're one of them. but new medicare rules cou

billions of dollars are going to puerto rico.of context. >> $1 billion approved for spending to be clear. >> $14,900 they've only spent? the point is this, puerto rico's $120 billion in debt. all right. the president of the united states wants to make sure when money is sent to puerto rico, that they will send it appropriately. by the way, fema has declared puerto rico as a high risk -- a very big high risk when it comes to managing government grants. those are facts. he's a businessman, remembe, not a politician and he's doing this in a very business fashion way. >> congressman, let me give you a chance to respond to what the puerto rican governor has done. he originally was playing nice with the president for quite some time. that has obviously dramatically changed. the governor of puerto rico came out and said this. let me play it again. >> if the bully gets close, i'll punch the bully in the mouth. >> congressman, is that appropriate? >> the worst recent catastrophic we've seen -- no, i don't think it is appropriate. i think

rossellÓ dice que son indignos los comentarios de trump sobre puerto rico.. el presidente trump y el vicepresidente mike carolina: tenemos mÁs noticias y empezamos con el presidente trump y con mike pence que dieron la bienvenida a la esposa del presidente de venezuela, juan guaidÓ. trump dijo que el pueblo venezolano ha pasado por grandes pruebas bajo el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. rosales subrayÓ que su esposo no desistirÁ de la lucha por la democracia. hoy ella se estarÁ reuniendo con miembros del congreso. >> en las imÁgenes podÍamos ver a roberto marrero. estamos viendo que sÓlo la esposa de juan guaidÓ viene acompaÑada con la familia de roberto marrero. en este caso podÍamos ver a la hermana. es el jefe de gabinete de juan guaidÓ y veÍamos al jefe del departamento de gobierno de guaidÓ. vamos a estar al pendiente de esta noticia que tiene que ver con venezuela. se desata una fuerte polÉmica en las redes porque el presidente trump dijo que le ha dado mucha ayuda puerto rico para los esfuerzos de recuperaciÓn tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa en comparaciÓn

and i think the people of puerto rico understand it. you do have a mayor of san juan that, frankly, doesn't know what she's doing and the governor, you've got to spend the money wisely. they don't know how to spend the money and they're not spending it wisely but i'm giving them more money than they've ever gotten. frankly, the people of puerto rico, i really have a great relationship with them. and when it comes time, they really do appreciate it. [ inaudible question ] >> obamacare has been an absolute disaster. i've asked john barasso, senator, joe cassidy, terrific health care person, rick scott and others to take a look, form a really great plan. we're winning the lawsuit to terminate obamacare in texas. we are winning the texas lawsuit. right now we're on the winning side. hopefully, we'll win the appellate decision. cost of obamacare to people far too much. the deductibility is ridiculous. it averages more than $7,000, meaning it's unusable. obamacare has been a disaster. we will take care of pre-existing conditions better than t

and school meals operate in puerto rico the same as in other states and territories, puerto rico remains disadvantaged because their nutrition assistance program funds are static. in order to receive nutrition assistance in puerto rico, you have to have a lower income to receive less assistance than someone who lives on the mainland. it also limits the program's flexibility to respond to changes in demand when the hurricane struck, additional funds had to be given to accommodate nor participants. these forced cuts will reduce puerto rico's food assistance benefits by 25% for 1.3 million people. that's 43% of puerto rico's population. and while it is true that this cut willry store the overall benefit amount -- will restore the overall benefit amount efore -- before the hurricane, they need more assistance given the circumstances. it's not easy to rebuild your entire life on an empty stomach. mr. speaker, on more than one occasion, house democrats have asked for an additional $600 million to help puerto rico through this rough patch. only to be shut down by the president and his misplaced

on puerto rico. it's been 18 months since hurricane maria and hurricane irma devastated the people of puerto rico and the surrounding islands. these were extraordinary disasters that required an extraordinary response. president trump has hardhearted ly said that the island of puerto rico has received too much aid. he complained that the u.s. government had already given $91 billion in relief. mr. president, stop making up your own facts. $90 billion is the amount of damage these storms caused. the people of puerto rico are suffering. they have received a sliver of the funding they need. it's hard to fathom the depths of cruelty that it takes for the president to treat the people of puerto rico this way. they're american citizens. democrats have taken action. the house passed a comprehensive disaster bill two months ago. it would have provided aid to puerto rico and the other states that are hurt. we want to help all those states. that's what americans do. but donald trump has told our senate republi

in puerto rico we have 64. so there is several order of magnitude difference because of something that can be fixed administratively, that's one on the congress side there are several petitions we have outstanding, one would be nap relief, puerto rico has a large population that is food insecure and it's very important for us to get that relief we had this relief for the first two years after the storm but now is winding down and we feel that there are still pressing need their. secondly, even taking the storm out of the equation, puerto rico's relief is much inferior than what would be anywhere in the united states, were talking about 42% to 58% relative to the state. and, even places like one guam, have a much larger percentage. our petition is let's get the short-term fix for next year but let's also transition into the snap program which everyone in the united states is participating so we can be treated equally. medicaid, permanent fix is one of the hot items because it has to do with healthcare and health

in puerto rico we have 64. so there is several order of magnitudes difference and it's because of something that could be fixed administratively. that's one. on the congress side there are several petitions that we have outstanding. one would be nap relief. we -- puerto rico has a large population that is food insecure and it is very important for us to get that relief. we had it for the first two years after the storm. but now it's winding down and we feel that there are still some pressing needs there. secondly, even taking the storm out of the equation, puerto rico's relief is much inferior than what would be anywhere in the united states so we're talking about a 42% to 5le% reduction relative to the states and even places like guam which are territories as well, they have a much larger percentage. so our petition is let's get the short-term fix of $600 million for the next year but transition into the snap program which everybody in the united states is participating, so that we could be treated equally. me

i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but have thrown our budget out of whack. is part ofuerto rico the red states. readings have been citizens for over a century. nevertheless in trump's mind it's very clear that there is a homeland, the kind of place you can build a wall around. then there are these other parts of the nine states which seemed to him to be foreign. another good example of this is after a federal judge in hawaii blocked trump's muslim travel ban, jeff sessions expressed amazement that a judge sitting by pacific island could block the president. do withe that has to the notion that hawaii isn't really part of the united states. juan: talking about pacific islands, talk about these specs of land in these islands and territories were sometimes there are not even people but they are critical or important to the united states, have strategic value, a are considered terrrritories of the united states. >> i think it's important to remember. the united states has inhabited territorories. it alslso has a lolot of other d including uninhabited islands. tha

i think the people of puerto rico understand it. a mayor of san juan doesn't know what she's doing. they have to spend the money wisely. they're not spending it wisely. >> reporter: leaders say that's not the case. the governor believes the solution to give this basically the kind of care that is needed down in puerto rico is for that island to have statehood. they have been fighting for this up on capitol hill. started that fight today. they believe they need that power up in congress. right now, their representatives have almost no political power. >> jim acosta, thanks. >>> the breaking news. as democrats demand to see the full mueller report, a congressional source says the primary obstacle is the presence of grand jury information. will the attorney general allow lawmakers to see that material? you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico

he was critical and had charts on the amount of money that the government has spent toward puerto ricoafter hurricane maria and that i think caused a lot of attention afterwards but look, this is feeling valedictory for him. >> we learned that back in february the president was talking about ways to limit aid to puerto rico. he brought charges today. was anything determined about what he wants done or not done? >> no, he compared spending for puerto rico and places like texas and these red states in southern america had been spending their money better. i think this is a remark that he thinks plays well with his base of support but at the end of the day puerto ricans are american citizens and he's talking about how they deserve less relief money. this is a president that comes from new york that was hit by a terrorist attack on september 11th, 2001 and anyone that suggested that new york should not get aid afterwards was criticized pretty aggressively and it's interesting seeing how he's going about this. especially considering the very large puerto rican community. >>> obamacare sugge

the people of puerto rico have suffered deeply. >> thank you. hi. so, adi, i am very happy that we're up here to be able to talk about property rights in puerto rico. i think that there's -- it's fair to say that there's a lot to unpack when it comes to understanding property rights and laws in puerto rico, especially because the colony of puerto rico existed under spanish rule before it was part of the united states. and many of those spanish laws are still -- they were kind of grandfathered in. so could you please explain a little more about, like, what those nuances in spanish law when it comes to property rights? >> yes. first of all, thank you, new america, for the invitation and the space and for all of you that are here. when i tried to explain to people what happened after the hurricane with fema denials due to ownership not verified, i have to go as back as our spanish rule before 1898 that was when the united states interviewed in the spanish/american/cuban war an invaded in puerto rico. so under spanish rule the laws where mainly protecti

naciÓ en san juan puerto rico y es el hijo menor del exgobernador de puerto leuco, el doctor pedro rossellÓnn permitir bu li bullin la pegarÍ. >>> esta es una frase, lo que quiero decir que uno enfrenta la injusticia, la verdad, los retos que eso se impone yendo de frente, estable ci que mi mecanismo favorito siempre ha sido la diplomacia yo soy gobernador de puerto rico con eso llevo la responsabilidad de servirle a mi pueblo y conseguirme los recursos pero tampoco voy a permitir que se abuse, fk voy a permitir que se trate como ciudadano de segunda clase a los sur puertorriqueÑos en cada oportunidad se dejan mentiras y demuestren una falta de empatÍa nosotros no somos su opositores polÍticos somos sus ciudadanos. >>> hablando de emo patio, hace bueno despuÉs de sus declaraciones el presidente trump tambiÉn hizo declaraciones si le parece bien vamos a escuch escuchar bliss. >>> quÉ que opina cuÁl es su o respuesta al respecto >>> solicitÉ una para uno reuniÓn Él habla de 91 mil millones de dÓlares en puerto rico lo que llega son 5 mil millones de dÓlares la expectativa que pueda llegar mÁ

>> well, the president continues to show his vindictive behavior toward puerto rico.to make the humanitarian crisis worse. what we're talking about is a gap of $600 million that is needed to feed puerto rico. so he wants to huff and puff just like he was king kong, but what he's doing really is he is ensuring that people don't have food to put on the table. he doesn't understand that we're still recuperating from a devastating situation which he made worse, by the way, by just causing a humanitarian crisis. just to give you an idea, anderson, 1.3 million puerto ricans out of 3.2 million that live in the island nation of puerto rico are receiving some sort of nutritional assistance. so that means that about 43% of the population needs this to put food on the table. of that 1.3 million around 45% are children, elderly, or people with severe disabilities. and we continue to hear about the humanitarian crisis and the human crisis that unfolds because the president continues to be too stubborn to do what is right. >> you talk about what you say was vindictiveness on his pa

el miÉrcoles estuvo en puerto rico me de cuenta que falta mucho mÁs. respeto al pueblo de puerto rico. michelle: eso le toca opinar a los boricuas que no siguen a travÉs de redes sociales. hoy es un dÍa muy importante, verdad? borja: es el dÍa nacional de los pequeÑos negocios familiares. me ciento muy involucrado porque mis padres tenÍan una. el 62% del empleo en el paÍs estÁ generado por empresas familiares y representa el 68% de toda la creaciÓn de nuevos empleos. michelle: en el caso de las mujeres, cada vez tiene mÁs liderazgo dentro de las empresas familiares. actualmente, el 28% de estas tiene una directora ejecutiva una presidente.. borja: el 31% o tres de cada 10 empresas familiares pequeÑas indican que el prÓximo sucesor serÁ una mujer. michelle: no lo dudo. estamos ganando terreno a las mujeres y nos estamos poniendo sÚper poderosas con la sociedad. vaya que lo merecemos. borja: mÁs adelante, te cuento: no mÁs humo en los parques de disney de orlando y california. te vamos a contar lo que promueve una nueva medida en el rincÓn mÁs feliz del

puerto rico, simple.mbers wrong there and they got the importance wrong there and they have been carrying it through as some type of vendetta. i was there on vacation with my family. the help is real. the need is real. it's that simple. complex is why i'm here in washington, d.c. i came here to get the president's two main lawyers. jay sekulow and rudy giuliani. we'll have them both on tonight. listen to this, i never heard of this before, they're tag teaming my show with sean hannity's show tonight. it's such a statement that where we are as a culture that they'll be switching midshow, going back and forth on the two shows preaching to the converted on one and preaching to open minds on the other. it's a really weird time but we need to have an understanding of what this report means and what we still need to know and we'll get deep on that tonight. >> all right. about seven minutes from now. looking forward to it. chris, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, the father of a first grader killed in the sandy

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estamos aquÍ en puerto rico, mi hermoso puerto rico para trabajar en el video de cristino me canto porque esto es comida de verdad. >> dijo que se quedaba. >> encantado de tenerlos aquÍ. aparte de esta cocina deliciosa que tenemos aquÍ, aquí tenemos un gazpacho que sabemos que te gusta mucho una ensalada de cÍtricos. tenemos unas tostadas. primero vamos a la freidora, vengan para este lado de acÁ. >> vamos a hacer esas tostadas, podemos usar tortilla de harina o tortilla de maÍz. que no la dejemos tanto tiempo en ese aceite consumiendo la grasa. >> si quieren que quede como uno de esos taquitos con la pinza haces la forma, en este caso hay que dejar la plana. >> mientras menos dobladas te queden, mÁs fácil serÁ poner todos los ingredientes. que no se nos vayan a quebrar con ese aceite bien caliente. un poco de sal, ayuda que se mantengan crujientes. >> ustedes pueden ya tener las listas, la pueden colocar en el horno, se mantiene todo caliente y esa es la idea. aquÍ estamos haciendo una arriba de la otra, vamos a hablar del relleno de estos tacos, es la tÍpica carne molida, ahÍ hay dos se

puerto rico, largely democratic voters there, u.s.bama and texas in the wake of natural disasters there, the president talks about with alabama a-plus said. is this about rewarding those who support him and punishing those who do not? >> there's certainly been a pattern at least rhetorically from the president about the way he treats disaster states hit by various natural disasters. he blamed the california governor for some of the conditions that had caused the wildfires, similar with puerto rico. again, notice a very sympathetic tone that he takes towards places like alabama which got hit with horrible tornados just recently. puerto rico don't have the proper representation to have elected officials fight for the aid that the island is saying that they need. the two republican senators from florida, marco rubio and rick scott have kind of tried to take on that mantle of defending puerto rico and trying to fight for sufficient aid to the island. but they are fighting against a president that has repeatedly sought to cut aid. and the

the bipartisan measure has the backing of puerto rico's government.al democratic presidential candidates also support it. it would give the island house and senate representation and also an electoral vote. president trump opposes it. it's expected to face opposition in the republican-controlled senate. yesterday mr. trump defended the amount of aid given to the island in the wake of hurricane maria in 2017. >> puerto rico has been taken care of better by donald trump than by any living human being, and i think the people of puerto rico understand it. >> the administration's assistance to the island has been widely criticized by port ricans and members of congress. >>> the orlando sentinel says nasa is looking for paid volunteers to stay in bed for two years. bed rest mimics weightlessness in space. eating, bathing and toilet needs would all be done while lying down. volunteers can't get up or even raise their head. they would be paid $18,500. >>> still to come, new rules at disney. the next time you step inside the magic kingdom, you will not be able

they are introducing legislation to make puerto rico a state. they want statehood for puerto rico. and the reason why the governor says that is essential this. puerto rico especially has no representation in congress. they have representatives there but they don't have full voting privileges. and because of that they can't horse trade with other lawmakers and have the leverage that they need to bring relief to their island and says you have to have statehood to make that happen. of course, president trump is not going to be in the mood to give puerto rico statehood. that would put more democratic electoral votes in the column of the democratic party come election time in 2020 is fast approaching. this is something very interesting to watch. thousands of puerto ricans have moved to the state of florida. one thing that governor says is watch what happens with those transplants as people move to florida, those are folks who are not going to be very happy with the way president trump handled the crisis in puerto rico. they have fresh memories of throwing paper towels at storm victims a

>> i think puerto rico would object to that.nterview that might be contrary to what the president said there. listen, i'm actually really anxious to e-mail senators scott, cassidy and barasso to see what is being crafted. it was our understanding that this was a big surprise earlier this week, that they were going back into obamacare war. because i think a lot of republicans, at least the ones i spoke to, thought they were beyond this. in part because of what happened in 2018. >> he put it in his budget. it's interesting when he says he's developing a plan. the budget has a plan. it says repeal aca, replace it with the grand cassidy block grants, block grant medicaid and cut combined spending for aca and medicaid by $775 billion over the next ten years. that is the plan that the administration has endorsed as of three weeks ago. and i think if you're asking what is the most significant, there's no question that reopening the battle over the aca, both in his budget and now in the lawsuit is the most significant in terms of 2020.

and i learned about all the history of puerto rico when i was in college. so books can teach you about what is now and what was in the past. and so it's a wonderful, wonderful way of learning history, but learning where you come from and learning where you can go. so yes, these are pictures of puerto rico. >> how many puerto ricans are here? [cheers and applause] [laughing] [speaking spanish] >> well, i was going to talk about -- i want to talk about you, you have lots of wonderful women that influenced you in your life. you talk about your lolita -- >> sorry, this is not a cult. >> this is allergies. >> something has set off my allergies horribly and i go into a room and they just start up. >> bless you. >> i am so sorry. [laughing] >> bless you. >> i am not sick. >> you've a lot of wonderful women that you are with intellect. you have lolita, your mother. you talk but your cousins. you talk about your aunts. can you talk to us about the role of role models in your life and how it can affect, you know all of young people here. .. >> but they also give us t

and this is a picture of me in puerto rico. and when i was a child and i went to puerto rico, they were still taking naps in the afternoon. siestas. [laughter] and my whole family would lie down after lunch to fall asleep. but i had too much energy -- [laughter] and i used my energy to read. and when i got to college, i used my college to teach me about puerto rico where i, where my family came from. and i learned about all the history of puerto rico when i was in college. so books can teach you about what is now and what was in the past. and so it's a wonderful, wonderful way of learning history but learning where you come from and learning where you can go. so, yes, these are pictures of puerto rico. >> how many puerto ricans are here? [cheers and applause] [laughter] [speaking spanish] [laughter] >> well, i want to talk about, i want to talk about you, you have a lot of wonderful women that influenced you in your life. you talk about you have lolita -- >> ooh, i am sorry. this is not a cold. [laughter] >> she has allergies.

the people of puerto rico are part of all of us. they are american citizens.hey send their sons and daughters to serve in our military in higher proportions that almost any group in the united states of america. and right now this is an island with people who are suffering. it is our responsibility as american citizens and human beings to step up on behalf of puerto rico. the entire congress should push back at donald trump over this. >> you do have a new policy you rolled out over agri business. i think using antitrust tools. one of them is a specific policy interesting to me and i've read a bit. which is called right to repair. can you explain what is a national right to repair law? >> so let me put it in the context. i've been talking for a very long time about the importance of enforcing our antitrust laws. the giant corporations begin to just take over. whole markets. they wipe out competition. they squeeze everybody else's profits and we need a level playing field. we simply enforce the antitrust laws or they're incomplete. right to repair starts with th

what happens when puerto rico affects florida directly. the concern of every senator and every congress person because puerto ricans are americans too. they are just as american as you and me, as people in new york and texas and florida. the difference is and why donald trump might see them differently and treat them differently, that they don't -- they do not vote in a presidential election. >> the fact that he threw out this number, puerto ricos received more than 90 billion in aid wen we were doing all the fact checking, "the washington post" found congress has approved only 1.5 billion so no one can figure out where he got the 90 billion. >> no one can ever figure out where he gets his numbers. more than that, from the number hurricane maria happened and remember it was a very active hurricane season. texas had a hurricane, florida had a hurricane and i can tell you as a floridian that the difference in treatment between florida and puerto rico was night and day, whereas florida and texas got immediate and a lot of aid, puerto rico, whi

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place. c.n.n. chief jeff zucker has slammed fox news as a propaganda outlet he also expressed support for the us democratic party's decision to exclude fox from hosting its twenty twenty primary debates. they choose to work at forks and they don't get to hide behind the fact that they're excellent journalist so and because the fact is they work at a place that has done tremendous damage to this country the idea is that of course whoever is in power or and whoever i guess whatever platform is most sympathetic that will be state run or what i by refer to as perhaps state sympathetic fox and c.n.n. have been at each other's throats for some time now here's a look back at the spat. mor

[laughter] and her family recently moved here with her parents from puerto rico after the devastation from the hurricane maria. how many people understand the devastation and what happened? many puerto ricans have come because of the devastation on the island. ila, where is she? ok. let's ask her a question. what is your name? cruz. ok. you will tell her. >> ok. what was the biggest challenge you faced getting to be a supreme court justice? justice sotomayor: that is a good question. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life? not to be afraid. that is our biggest challenge. because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things. that included being a supreme court justice. during the process, i told you that people said i wasn't smart enough, and they said some other not nice things about me, and it hurt. it hurt a lot. i really was afraid both that my reputation would be damaged, but could i really do the work? because you know, when people say you can't, there is a little bit of you that says, really? can i? it took some friends to look at me and said, this is not about yo

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place the new york times has posted in the new os because again blaming the deer and his government for the recent blackouts they also included a line accusing sanctions by the trump administration of being a major cause for the blackout by affecting that as well as ability to import fuel we also greatly will put its co-founder of the website but as well the analysis dot com for his thoughts. the sanctions are having a serious impact on them as well as the economy and life i think the very fact that for example sixteen members of the u.s. congress have complained to the trumpet ministers and sent a letter to the trumpet ministration about the sanctions saying that they should be st

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place. on wednesday iran's president rouhani is finishing his three day visit to iraq and . says washington pressures baghdad to cut economic links with terror despite that rouhani got a red card. on his visit didn't stick around for long enough. kind of a bunker will sort of calls and jones to assure all dig it mr president on the gratitude of iraq will be in range for they provided through the war against terrorism. trump an answer to rocks here a petition slee without any coordination and no respect for iraq's sovereignty he spent three hours celebrating with solar says it has achieved a great victory in fact this visit is considered the feat rather than a victory of that. there

[laughter] eva: so camilla and her family ,ecently moved here to virginia with her parents from puerto rico after the devastation from hurricane irma-maria. many puerto ricans have come here because of the devastation on the islands. camilla? is eva: let's ask her a question. >> i'm 12. challengehe biggest you face to getting to be a supreme court justice? justice sotomayor: that is a good question. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life, not to be afraid. that is our biggest challenge. because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things. and that includes being a supreme court justice. during the process i told you that people said i wasn't smart enough, and they said some other not nice things about me, and it hurt. it hurt a lot. afraid both met my reputation would be damaged. ?ut could i really do the work because you know, when people say you can't come at there is a little bit of you that says, really? cannot? cannot? and it took for friends to look at me and say, this is not about you, sonia. can i? can i? it took for friends to look at me and said, this is not about

i don't know what it is this bugaboo of puerto rico for the president and when his critics wonder if this is driven by racism, it's hard not to because he invents numbers, he keeps us this fight for reasons that are baffling to the rest of us. it's unkind, it's grounded in exaggerations, so what is the point of this? i'm baffled by it. >> kirsten. >> yeah, i think that it's -- it is baffling. there's also an inspector general report looking into whether the white house has been interfering with aid going to puerto rico. and so what is the obsession with denying money to puerto rico and being -- and being mystified about the fact that they were decimated, right? i mean, this is not the idea that they would need a lot of money shouldn't really be something that causes a lot of consternation because of what happened there. i mean, they were completely and utterly decimated and of course they're going to need a lot of money to rebuild. >> i think this is the problem, senator, with the president's inprecision with facts. so he doesn't know -- doesn't know the number. they need 91 billion,

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico and i. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place we discuss the issue with gregory we'll put co-founder of the final analysis dot com he thinks american sanctions all the stabilizing fanous while the sanctions are having a serious impact on them as well as the economy and life i think the very fact that for example sixteen members of the u.s. congress have complained to the trumpet administration sent a letter to the trumpet ministration about the sanctions saying that they should be stopped because they're costly irreparable damage to the economy and to the people of venezuela and that's of course very possible because then as we were depends on almost everything on it for imports and it's become extremely difficult to imp

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place president trump reverses his pledge to cut pentagon spending in a rather spectacular way we'll bring you the details after this short break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the u.k. wants its sovereignty so with that sovereignty comes chlorinated chicken you know with the good comes the bad you know you can get loaded you're going to get the clonaid it should. be international white house has unveiled plans for a record high military budget next

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and i think the people of puerto rico understand it.or of san juan that, frankly, doesn't know what she's doing, and the governor, they got to spend the money wisely. they don't know how to spend the money and they're not spending it wisely. >> reporter: puerto rico's governor clearly frustrated with the white house, made pretty bowl threat on cnn. watch. >> if the bully gets close, i'll punch the bully in the mouth. >> reporter: puerto rico, and its more than 3 million residents, would need approval from the senate and white house to achieve statehood, dana. at this point it's considered a bit of a longshot. >> dana: all right. thank you. have a good weekend. doctors warn she might never walk, but the good news is she proved them wrong. watch this. >> good job. yay! >> dana: kyra hawkly was diagnosed with a rare viral infection of the brain shortly after birth that affected her motor skills, vision and hearing. just before her 3rd birthday, she's taken her first steps on her own. looks like she was cruising pretty fast there. congratul

aid trucks as for washington's aid packages for puerto rico. a couple months ago donald trump tweeted he wants to end the little aid that is left for puerto rico it seems that crises abroad are much easier to solve than those at home either that or maybe despite all the appeal to emotions for some politicians it's just not really about solving the crisis in the first place. the white house has unveiled plans for a record high minutes you budget next year just months off the president trying to cut the pentagon spending. now we do have the proposed budget for the physical year of twenty twenty from the white house and it includes a seven hundred fifty billion dollars for defense now the budget specifically talks this is the budget proposal we have from the white house about prioritizing strategic competition with russia and china as well as efforts to deter and counter what it refers to as rogue regimes in north korea and iran and also references the defeat of terrorism and consolidating gains in iraq and afghanistan now at this point the white

and he really messed up his numbers because actually a lot has not headed to puerto rico.'s a key point to make. his numbers that he was quoting to the republicans weren't right. and he have cnn chief white house correspondent jim acosta with us right now. you got this interview. what else did the governor have to say? >> reporter: just to give us context what the governor was saying in the sound bite you played a few moments ago, basically they've been trying to get a meeting with the president for weeks now. they were told the president would do this after he got back from vietnam after his summit with kim jong-un, and they just haven't been able to get in for a meeting with the president. they were at the white house yesterday with aides, and they tried to make their case. they claimed during that meeting pete navarro told them your government, quote, is f-ing things up. according to a white house official moments ago, they're pushing back on that and saying these officials were not told to stop requesting a meeting with the president, but needless to say, they are fed

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