host: let's not forget the other half of the sears name. sears roebuck.oebuck, was he the watch repair man? guest: that's right. and eventually, he exits the business and richard sears becomes sort of the primary owner of the business but he keeps the name for continuity purposes. he eventually takes on two partners. julius rosenwald is one of them and julius rosenwald's brother-in-law was the other one. both julius -- both of them invest some of their own money into becoming partners in this business. eventually, things become contentious between the three of them and richard sears is like, listen, either i am going to go or he is going to go, referring to him. and rosenwald and sears sort of forced him out and it ruins his relationship with his brother, his wife's brother. but eventually, richard sears has health problems and needs to leave the business, leaving everything to julius rosenwald. not leaving everything financially but leaving all of the management. he ascends to the presidency and is in sole control of sears roebuck and company. of course,

richard sears says either i will go he will go referring to nusbaum and rosenwald and a sears force nusbaumut, and it ruins rosenwald's relationship with his brother-in-law. eventually richard sears has health problems, leaving all of the management -- gruesome -- julius rosenwald ascends to the presidency and has sole control of sears roebuck and company and he keeps the name in part because the names rosenwald and nusbaum would have been signals to people that jewish people were running the business and they felt like that is not the smart business move. sears and roebuck sound far more american. even after richard sears exits the business they keep the name. >> i will note that jane adams and marshall field tell -- play a role in the story sharon mcmahon tells in the small and the mighty. this is on the clara brown chapter. "out of curiosity i became interested in what german immigrants to the ozarks were eating in the 1850's." how did you become curious about that? sharon: who knows? where your curiosity takes you is something i cannot answer. i think each one of us has things that we a

. >> on this february second, punxatawney phil, the sear of sears prognosticator of all prognosticators. >> was awakened from his wintry nap at dawn on gobblers. >> shadow up here. get ready for 6 more weeks of winter year. >> unfortunately, as you see there, 6 more weeks, punxsutawney phil saw his shadow and that 6 more weeks of winter starts now for the 100 and 39th year. spectators braving the cold at gobbler's in pennsylvania to witness the time honored tradition. and with valentine's day around the corner, you may want to consider staying here at home. some bay area locations were recently listed as top 5 best romantic getaways. it's coming from the u.s. news and world, as you can see on your screen. napa valley was ranked at number 3 for its wineries and tasting rooms. the 5th spot taken by sonoma for its hotel properties and the city of santa rosa was also recognized for its many restaurant options. lots of you there. well, still ahead in sports, we're now just one week out from super bowl. 59, some forty-niners fan site is some action in the pro ball as they saw that game there.

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left to european leaders scrambling to be included in the negotiations on ending the ukraine war, sears, nato secretary general mark router speaking at the munich security conference on saturday. a sense of what states gets into the debates, not by complaining that your might. yes or no, be at the table, but by coming up as complete proposals, ideas is around publish, spending, make sure to training in the bathroom supplies continue, but also come up with concrete ideas. what, for example, security guarantees could look like and where to go, and i must say, since of i'm day of complaining what time to see now be seeing on the european side of nature is indeed that people are not getting into the concrete planning phase or what could that be? that's what the spitting before the news of the face to face talks between russia and the u. s. broke. but european leaders were already racing to address the differences between the us and its allies, which have been thrown into sharp relief. these past few days, french president and my new one of my call is working on convening an emergency europe

modi, sears saying he wants to make things in india.ew products get into my markets and take my jobs away from people in india. so we have some potential tension here. anchor: can i jump in and ask you, shirley modi has come to this meeting with some sort of deal that were perhaps exempt india from some of these tariffs . what do you think that might look like? >> i think mr. trump has showed his hand with his tariffs on canada a week ago. he said he would put tariffs but removes them right away would canada countered. mr. modi paid attention to that. he has come here with a package to say i will put some concessions on the table initially. motorbikes, high-end cars, maybe by more liquefied natural gas. but here's what i want to talk about. i want to talk about our commonalities on china and our concerns. our commonalities in artificial intelligence. growing our technological cooperation. he probably talked to elon musk about space, ai, starlink. i think they will move on a package of concessions on trade to a broader package of all of

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this was the moment hamas gunmen forced their way into the bibas house. sons, one of that day's most searingz were all killed in hostages square, where these moments are seen the bibas family have come to symbolise the hopes and fears of a nation. being taken away and i think many of us have been trying to kind of bury that, and now we can't. change again as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7th has not faded away, and days like today bring it back into sharp, painful focus. looking for bodies. building exactly a year ago. it's been too dangerous to come and search before now. "my two sisters are here," mustafa says. "and my niece and two of my cousins. "five floors came down, one on top of the other. "we just want to bury them." is hard to comprehend. the grief is endless. hong kong's largest pro—democracy party has taken initial preparations towards disbanding, its leader said on thursday. said that party leaders made the decision based from those in attendance. founded in 1994 in the run—up to hong kong's return grew into its large

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. >> on this february second, punxatawney phil, the sear of sears prognosticator of all prognosticators was awakened from his wintry nap at dawn on gobbler's. >> a shadow up here. get ready for 6 more weeks of winter year. >> it is. it never gets old giana looking at and if you really want to see a fun movie, you got figure out how i grew up on rise? why of weather? because it's about a letter i know i love it so on groundhog day. so anyway, check out that movie and will be able to watch because it's going to rain again soon. it works, we're happy with 6 more weeks of winter. we need that winter. just feel. and by the way, i trust. >> he somewhat reliable? i will trust bill this time around because, yeah, i like the sound of 6 more weeks of winter. i think we should all like that. after taking a winter break in january. so getting back to it is good news for sure. we're looking outside at half moon bay right here. we may see a peak or 2 or sunshine today, but for the most part, it's a pretty overcast one. a few scattered sprinkles through the day here in the bay. most of our rainfall is

put on a show, a mother's terror as she sought to protect her young sons, one of that day's most searingd the truth of that claim may never be known. in hostages square, where these moments are seen and digested, a wave of grief. the bibas family have come to symbolise the hopes and fears of a nation. and we've all seen the video of shiri bibas and her two sons being taken away and i think many of us have been change again as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7th has not faded away, back in the wastelands of gaza, they're also looking for bodies. building exactly a year ago. "we haven't been able to get anyone out. "we just want to bury them." the grief is endless. paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv. you're live with bbc news. hong kong's largest pro—democracy party has taken its leader said on thursday. a final decision would still require approval of the party's members — with a 75% majority required from those in attendance. founded in 1994 in the run—up to hong kong's return protests in 2019. for the fifth day today, of indonesian

a mother's terror as she sought to protect her young sons, one of that day's most searing images.y israeli bombs. the truth of that claim may never be known, israel now says mr. lifshitz was murdered. on israeli soil, a solemn convoy as the bodies were brought to tel aviv for formal identification. in hostages a square with the moments are seen and digested, a wave of grief. the family has come to symbolize the hopes and fears of a nation. >> people have been holding their breath for 502 days. we have all seen the videos of sherry bevis and her sons being taken away. many of us have tried to bury that and now we can't. reporter: the mood here in hostages square will change again as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7 has not faded away and days like today bring it back into sharp, painful focus. back in the wastelands of gaza, they are also looking for bodies. 72 people were killed by an airstrike on this building exactly a year ago. it has been too dangerous to come and search before now. my two sisters are here, most offi

which is the 1775 early neoclassical ceiling which the design of which was selected by william bernard searsthe fireplace was executed by an unknown stucco worker who was indentured to washington's brother in law. this is a great space . unfortunately because we've got to keep it all safe but this is the beautiful carving work of william bernard sears. come back when this is open which will be very soon . the house is still open and we're going to go into the part where we are working now and that will be open presidents' day of 2025. right now we're working on the self edition specifically as we saw outside and we are about to make the insertion of those steel trusses i talked about that will help us support this space . as part of the work we're going to be installing or reworking the air-conditioning duct and that's what's going on here, we're carefully starting to pull off some of the pavers that went in and like the old chamber we're probably going to learna lot by pulling out the 20th century work that covers the 18th-century fabric behind it . one of the interesting things that happen

organizers set up the skate park inside the old sears store in the capitola mall. been empty since 2018, but hey, it was free to go see it and joe rosato jr.: this is an nbc bay area news special. tonight we'll tag along as san francisco's cable cars get into their holiday duds. male: it's really important to show the spirit. joe: we'll tour a bay area cheese company that's getting a holiday thumbs up from a big celebrity. jill basch: it really is a game changer for us. joe: we'll go on the job with a san francisco barista who's been serving up black gold for 3 decades. paul maedje: and so it's just like a big family. joe nazar: good boy. joe: and take a ride with the hardest working dog on fisherman's wharf. nazar: i have a rail full of people watching me untie the boat every morning. nazar: good boy. joe: good evening. i'm joe rosato, junior. thanks for joining me for this edition of "fog city stories." well, 'tis the season to get spruced up in your holiday attire, and that also goes for san francisco's cable cars. let's head to the legendary cable car barn to s

the images are seared in people's mind of that moment that shiri shielding with her arms. her two young sons, kefir and ariel, trying to protect them as hamas was taken away, the absolute fear that video seared into people's minds here, a roller coaster of emotion over the last 503 days since they were taken. the fate of them, the fate of the husband that was released just a few weeks ago. all of that and emotional as well, because the community, the kibbutz that they came from, nir oz, was one of the hardest hit, the most hostages taken from there, more than 70, 117 people killed or taken hostage from there. the only community that the idf did not get to before hamas and the other groups had left. they felt very alone. so at all those levels, the country grieving for them today and feeling that pain. so many people out on the streets and the bodies, as we've been saying, being taken to a medical institute for forensic analysis. and we've heard now from oded lifshitz family saying, and let me read you the statement, because we've just got it in here saying that they now ha

we'll also send alerts with important updates. >> i don't know, i just felt this searing pain that was worst pain i've ever felt in my life. >> ten days after he was shot several times, including in the face. we are hearing from the san francisco business owner who somehow survived. martin oliver says he was just stepping outside of his dispensary, the vapor room, to take a break. that's when a stranger came out of nowhere and pulled a gun on him. martin says he turned to run, but fell, and the man stood over him and shot him again. he recalled what went through his mind. >> and so i remember feeling this like sensation. like like pulling out of me but not being able to escape it. so i was like, very tethered to my pain. and it was it just would not stop. you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me and i just i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> the man who shot martin was later killed by san francisco police during a standoff. martin says a nurse helped as he was lying on the street, and he hopes she comes forward so he c

for many of us, it's a few searing pictures and dennis richmond's voice telling us about it. >> pushed by 30 mile an hour winds, flames swept down along the oakland berkeley hills, destroying everything in its path. there are reports of as many as ten dead, and oakland battalion chief is among the dead. the number of injured is climbing. >> the patricia hearst kidnaping was dennis's story, and when dan white shot and killed mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk, white's lawyer argued that his client just happened to have a gun with him when he went to city hall that day in 1978. it took a sharp young journalist named dennis richmond to ask exactly the right question. >> i did say that other supervisors, and perhaps other city hall personnel do do carry firearms presently and have carried them in the past. yeah. >> do you know if the other people who do carry weapons also carry ten extra rounds in their pocket? like i said, you you don't want to show it on the air because you know, the story is not about your emotions. it's about the story. and, you know, those emotions come o

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that just was it was relentless, searing pain throughout my entire body. the shooter. >> walked to his apartment, which is in the same building that houses follows vapor room dispensary on 9th street near mission in the south of market neighborhood. all didn't recognize this guy doesn't know why he opened fire. the shooter was later killed in a shootout with police. but there's no clear motive for the attack. now, the question is what will become of all of his business? that vapor room dispensary when she started when she runs. it's been around there for more than 20 years. >> we definitely are. survivors were definitely fighters. we'd like to reopen again. i personally cannot feel comfortable. working at that location. and just because of the trauma of this incident. so the goal is to hopefully help have the city. maybe the mayor may be supervisor or the office of cannabis help us identify new compliant location and expedite a reopening once i'm like physically and mentally strong enough to do it. >> all of to thank first responders and staff at san franc

that just was it was relentless, searing pain throughout my entire body of the time of the shooting. that shooter then walked to his apartment, which is in. >> the same building that lives a per room dispensary on 9th street near mission in the south of market neighborhood. that shooter was later killed in a shootout with san francisco police. there's still no clear motive for this attack tonight. but there is a gofundme that is and set up to help all of get through this incredibly difficult time. and we have a link to that over on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> tonight, redwood city council place their support behind a measure to oust embattled san mateo county. a sheriff christina corpus. if voters pass would give county leaders the power to remove sheriff from office. 6 redwood city council members voted to endorse this measure, but some cautioned the precedent it could set. i want to caution against amendments to grant power to specific groups as they can create a slippery and i sincerely hope that this amendment isn't a precedent for eroding the voice of the voters. >> calls fo

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the arena was set up in an old sears store at the capital mall.ce 2018, so the event was free to watch and compete in. it also featured food trucks, live music, and a raffle to raise money for the san cruz animal shelter. the event was on a hiatus for the past few years, but the tradition is long standing, with the first classic taking place in 1977. well, the countdown is on. we are less than 24 hours away from kickoff. here's a live look at caesars superdome in new orleans, where the chiefs will face off against the eagles tomorrow night. the chiefs are chasing history an unprecedented three peat, while the eagles are hoping for redemption after losing to the chiefs in 2023. alongside the action on the field, the night will be filled with performances. jon batiste will be singing the national anthem and kendrick lamar will headline the halftime show with special guests including sza. now, even though the 49ers aren't playing in the game, a lot of bay area leaders are in new orleans getting ready for next year's super bowl at levi's stadium. san

big bend 121 sears point. it is lighter right now, so widening the picture here. this is a strong level three storm with that atmospheric river. and it has definitely caused some issues. as we go into 6:00 we're going to still see the heaviest rain focused across parts of the south and east bay going into 7 p.m. by 830, the storm is on its way out, but the issues will continue. flood watch until 4 a.m. tomorrow. we have flood warnings for the areas that are shaded in a lighter green right around parts of the north bay, where we are looking at potential issues. with minor river flooding expected for some of the north bay rivers, we do have a wind advisory until 11 p.m. tonight. those gusts up to 70 miles an hour means more trees could go down. look at the wind gusts right now. 59 oakland hills. we've seen gusts as high as 82 miles an hour in the north bay hills. it is a level three through this evening. flooding, rain, windy conditions, chance of thunder, downed trees and power lines. i'll be back with a closer look at what's ahead. coming right up, ama. >> all rig

and i felt like escaping from the pain sort of my only option that just was it was relentless, searing pain throughout my entire body. >> the shooter after this then walked to his apartment, which is in the same building that houses all of those vapor room dispensary on 9th street. this is a near mission street in the south of market neighborhood. the shooter was later killed that day in a shootout with police. there's no clear motive for the attack. and now one of the big questions is what will become of olives business, the vapor and dispensary, which has been around for more than 20 years. >> we definitely are. survivors were definitely fighters. we'd like to reopen again. i personally cannot feel comfortable working at that location. and just because of the trauma of this incident. so the goal is to hopefully help have the city. maybe the mayor may be supervisor or the office of cannabis help us identify new compliant location and expedite a reopening once i'm like physically and mentally strong enough to do it. >> all of says he wants to thank the first responders and staff at san

i don't know, i just felt this searing pain that was like the worst pain i've ever felt in my life. >martin says he turned around and tried to run. he fell and remembers the shooter standing over him, preparing to shoot again. >> and that's when he shot me a few more times. i have a bullet wound here above my collar, and then the two in my back, which caused all sorts of other injuries. i have a fractured jaw, a shoulder. i think in the hyperventilating. i pierced my lungs. i cracked like five ribs. >> what was going through your mind while you were laying there? >> and i just, i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> as he yelled for help and agonized on the sidewalk, a stranger ran towards him. a nurse that was in the area. >> of her shirt and started doing compresses and telling me that i was going to be okay. i remember my hands spasming. >> after a police standoff, san francisco police officers killed the man who shot martin and later found multiple firearms inside his san francisco apartment, the same building where martin has his

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organizers set up the skate park inside the old sears store in the capitola mall.2018, but hey, it was free to go see it and joe rosato jr.: this is an nbc bay area news special. tonight we'll tag along as san francisco's cable cars get into their holiday duds. male: it's really important to show the spirit. joe: we'll tour a bay area cheese company that's getting a holiday thumbs up from a big celebrity. jill basch: it really is a game changer for us. joe: we'll go on the job with a san francisco barista who's been serving up black gold for 3 decades.

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and for the new searing government that has been as a that is being established right now. and of course, the restructuring of the country of syria. and the rebuilding is very important and turkish companies who have gain global of fame global eh, respect around the invest free a are looking forward. it's a jump in syria, it to help the do those in a construction projects. this is a win win muscle and they for syria, but also for a trickier or for countries like germany who are also going to send syrian refugees back to their country after bashar assad government has been at austin and the defense. and there are defense projects that are being discussed through kit is willing to, and militarily, twin and equipped the new syrian army. as some new military bases are on the agenda . these, these topics will be discussed. but the very critical topic is the syrian democratic forces and it's on the way the why pj, which trickier considers as a sewer branch of the outboard crew to cell work as far as the p k. k to can doesn't want any independent curtis entity. and so we have that

the picturesque retirement of sense of rainy searing a major is quite is about to strong. in closing us aids head causes president, trump moves this mental, an agency that overseas aid programs across the world, the the have that let's look to the middle east and live bandwidth things a set time. well, i'm settled in the days ahead of things to some pretty wet and windy weather moving out from the eastern mediterranean. but for tuesday it is looking to launch the quiet with lots of sunshine. we could see some cloud developing across central parts of saudi arabia. the temperatures across the gulf offsets to pick up a bit of a breeze blowing up across a rock there. but we're going to see things turn very wet and windy wintry as well across to a kia thanks to the system. moving its way across the eastern parts of the mediterranean by wednesday, we'll see that very heavy rain start to roll into parts of syria 11 on as well as israel and the occupied palestinian territory. so some white, today's a head for gauze, the city is looking laundry west and wendy as well across the nor

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, where he meant the attempts consoles administered by the syrian democratic forces and the y p g searing. curtis, spider group, and the fight against our so and p k. k. should continue, this is what he said. he also mentioned that at the region has been changing and it both for turkey a and c a. there was no other way else, then joining their forces for the sake of the country and the region. on the other hand, all of those sharra on the line that the syrian people will never forget the turret to support a given a given to them. he mentioned that took us and syria today discussed at defense. but that has been on the international news lines for the last couple of days. last week, on january 29, a high level delegation from the turkish defense ministry paid the visit to damascus. a we know that they were discussing the defense packed in particular they were discussing about possible military bases inside syria. and let me remind the military bases of tricky established within the last couple of years to protect its borders from the p k. k. and why pj effects are still there, they haven't

enter eastern congo, 2nd largest city, blue cross blue, sparking sears and confusion and rob riddles, bakersfield, california with a look at how the threat of mass deportation is affecting the personal lives of and documented mike. and i'm far as small with the sports as the olympic president, thomas fox tells al jazeera for the games, must remain nice, single country events, and that both the middle east and africa should host in the future. the welcome to the news our, the u. s. president donald trump supposed to lead talks with russia to end the nearly 3 year long war and ukraine has shaken european nations. that's after the us envoy to ukraine. keith kellog confirm that europe will not have a seat at the negotiating table. so it's triggered an emergency summit if your opinion leaders in paris on monday as they prepare to respond to trump's plan to work with the restaurant to end the war. the british prime minister cure stormer once the us and europe to continue working together to do that. well, the ukrainian presidents, a lot of resilience k, however, says the consonants can no l

your bases are going to be a possible air bases are going to be discussed, but the presence of the searing, curtis fi too good. why pj, of which truth keeps these as the extension of the out both or just some workers party is the main problem. is that the forefront of all discussions to cure once o, p k, k factions, all p k, k members, out of the country and uh, the, the of commander mazda and i'm the subs during his interview to associates with price 2 days a go, that's to case shouldn't confuse the y p a the, a c, f and p k k together. so, uh, i'm gonna show raw, has a lot on his place right now. and he has to navigate through all these edder's diplomatic place without hurting any supporters of his new government. his friends, and also try to uh, conserve it protects the territorial integrity of his country without having any internal conflicts back to you send him. thank you very much for that. that's and i'm co sooner with the latest from on, correct. i will now joined by got up the line. he's a senior consulting fellow at chatham house and the non resident senior fellow at the middle

ainsley: what do you think will happen in terms, he's saying democrats will take virginia and winsome searss running for governor, she says, be my guest, i'll invite them to my inauguration. >> bret: yeah, she's impressive candidate and has blessing of popular governor youngkin. we're a long way from the midterms, but it does depend on what congress can do. executive orders are significant and make big trans formational changes. they are only good until next president. big changes that stick around forward, this stuff is codified into law and what budget looks like they have been fighting about. i don't have kalt or props ping-ponging, he's got us covered and it is something to watch with majority. >> ainsley: i have assault i'll give to you next time i see you. thank you, bret, have a great weekend. kash patel laying out mission to the fbi, what is first on the agenda? trey gowdy tells us. ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey,

that just was it was relentless, searing pain throughout my entire body. >> and such a trout and traumatic experience. of course, while shooter shortly after all, this happened, walked to his apartment, which is in the same building that houses olives. they purr room dispensary on 9th street near mission. this is in the city. so many neighborhood. the shooter was later killed in a shootout with police. there's no clear motive for the attack. there is though, a gofundme that has been set up to help all of get through this incredibly difficult time. and we have a link to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. palo alto. police are investigating if the suspects you see here are connected to more recent burglaries. the 3 men were subcontractors of an overnight cleaning services company for the 3 restaurants. they're accused of stealing from and all of these cases. police say they took the restaurant safes collecting a total of about $16,000. detectives are continuing to investigate if any additional suspects may be involved. >> families filed a lawsuit against bart over the death of a teenager i

germany arresting people writing memes and things like that i divoolted over the weekend another searingur apparent lack of any real his friends@foxnews.com call histor. it's shocking the level of ignorance on the left on this. >> there is two things going on, laura. one is there has been a dramatic shift in attitudes in the united states about whether or not forms of what they call misinformation should be outlawed. it's now over 50% according to some surveys which is a dramatic change even from 10 or 15 years ago. when most people on both sides of the aisle believed in the first amendment and free speech. but, also, most people in the united states have no idea about the laws that have been passed in europe in the last five to 10 years. including the digital services act. in the eu network enforcement act in germany. online safe-t act in england where you can be jailed for speech offenses. this is going on all over europe. all around us. and i think most americans are not aware of the scope of it. >> laura: no. they think we have a lot of common values with europe. i just did an angle,

did you take into consideration when you were discussing about the sears doomsday clock, and can we havecomment on how much they can influence the global nuclear debate? thank you. >> thank you. i will say that the issues underlying that nobel award are certainly issues that that we consider. there is this sense that the world is sort of forgetting the horrors of nuclear weapons, that there is this presumption that in the past -- -- that it is in the past and is no longer a concern. i think many people around the world are worried, because these weapons still exist, they are still poised to annihilate the planet in a matter of minutes. 30 minutes. that threat is not in the past, it is ever present. i think the nobel award was to remind us and to kind of draw the world's attention to this. in that sense, we are very aligned in our concern and our desire to reduce these risks. >> i would add that as a nobel laureate, also, the nobel committee was very, very relevant in awarding the global -- nobel peace prize last year to the survivors of the holocaust. it is among many reasons, one of the

"the new york times" published a searing expose about usaid bribing india to open their markets to americantilizer exports. usaid fondled money to an ocean general to create a private airline that was used to traffic opium. the prophets used to finance the war against the vietcong. usaid is still doing the same thing but they co-opted the far left by dei washing the brand. democrats are like i don't know about propping up all of these dictators and funding these coups. and usaid was like guys, some of this money is going to sex change surgeries and dei operas and green energy and they were like well, in that case, have at it. on november fifth, america rejected regime change wars, dei, transit surgeries and the green new scandal. but the democrats are still not listening to the american people r "usa today" says perhaps liberals should take a step back and think hard about what they are protesting. they aren't just in your face about trump and mosque. they are also fighting the 77.3 million americans who rejected what the democrats were selling. dr. rob cohen is an army veteran and usaid wh