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south africa. the united states government, our ambassador, state department, our president, fought to make sure he got the visa, and he did go. so for us, this isn't right. everything is beyond us, and are a lot of people who currently feel like what is taking place will have a larger impact on them. reporter: what about the synagogues and the jewish population, what have you heard? rep. omar: you have heard from jewish members of my constituency. we have had a really wonderful meeting before i took my trip to get an insight of what kind of questions they wanted me to ask, what they were interested in me learning, and how they wanted a check back to happen after i returned, and we have heard from almost every single jewish organization here in my district, who has issued statements. many of the jewish leaders in my district and rashida's as well have been raising their voices. many of our jewish colleagues in congress have reached out and issued statements in condemnation. this is not an issue where there are some people who agree with this action that is being taken, everyone understands that dul

congressman who was denied entry to apartheid south africa decades ago she said the difference is at that time the u.s. president and the u.s. state department were willing to help so that he eventually could enter that country omar the other congresswoman who was denied entry to israel said by enlisting a foreign power to take action against 2 american citizens let alone elected members of congress mr trump crossed a line that other presidents have not that is a reference to the fact that president trump urged israel to deny them entry and the white house has not backed down in a statement saying israel has the right to prevent people who want to destroy it from entering the country so what used to be a fairly nonpartisan issue that israeli palestinian issues is now becoming increasingly partisan with fiery rhetoric coming out of the white house and the makeup of congress changing so that democrats also have become more contentious because his state's has delayed its total ban on hallways access to american supply the move will allow the chinese technology giant to continue buying some components from the u.s. it old it's a fulfill existing

south africa is one of the countries with one of the highest levels of inequality across the world. as long as those challenges as i was discussed before, there's a connection between economic department, security and the political situation, which needs to be taken into consideration. so moving forward, the question of human capital is critical in south africa. the question of industrialization, that south africa is looking for a model. in fact, when you look at the continent in general, over 50% of the consumer and business spending is located in three countries, nigeria, egypt and south africa. the countries which are critical. we also know investments are extremely important. most of you probably follow the -- [inaudible] with the challenges related to energy. energy is critical. about 95% of energy comes from -- [inaudible] and i think the i checked was about 13 billion of that, and that despite the coming of about 27 nuclear in the energy sector. so i remain hopeful for having interacted with the president. i'm quite hopeful because i think he's capable, but capability is not enough. as jon has mentioned, things have to go be on the individual to focus on institution. i think on

dollars in fines for practices in africa, not to he guineaans but the justice department help head of the company, recently bought an apartment at 220 central park south where the guardian ad litem for a quarter of a billion dollars. >> that was billion, right. >> billion. but being the head of a hedge fund he didn't necessarily have to move out of his previous residence which only cost a mere $100 million, which is just down the road at 15 central park west, and another of official of the hedge fund, michael cohen, he brought a 900 ache at the english estate in the countryside. so what i can connect these to stories, this family told me they were both educated, willing to work, they were going to work at any odd job they could in europe, and they did it because not only did they not have a future in guinea but that the child had no possible future guinea0. who stole their future? the hedge fund the further i connect it to -- because i'm other journalist, to the larger -- beyond just guinea. 40% of the multinational profit in the world are immediately moved to tax havens. so most of the money comes out of africa is not taxed in africa. it's shifts thr

from michigan who decades ago was denied a visa to enter apartheid south africa she said the difference was in those days the state department and the president were willing to fight for that member of congress he eventually did gain entry in which he was trying to highlight is a new kind of partisanship that exists here in the united states how much impact jonah they having on the decision makers and the why the u.s. public. well public opinion on these issues seems to have changed the israeli palestinian issues didn't used to be so partisan years ago but with the fiery rhetoric coming out of the white house and the makeup of congress changing where you now have muslim members there there has been increasing partisanship on both sides but there's no sign that there is any coming together here i don't think a lot of minds are being changed the white house put out a statement doubling down on its position spokesman hogan gidley said congresswoman rashid it's a leap and omar have a well documented history of anti semitic comments and went on to say israel has the right to prevent people who want to destroy it from entering the

from michigan who decades ago was denied a visa to enter apartheid south africa she said the difference was in those days the state department and the president were willing to fight for that member of congress he eventually did gain entry in which he was trying to highlight is a new kind of partisanship that exists here in the united states how much impact jonah they having on the decision makers in the why the u.s. public. well public opinion on these issues seems to have changed the israeli palestinian issues didn't used to be so partisan years ago but with the fiery rhetoric coming out of the white house and the makeup of congress changing where you now have muslim members there there has been increasing partisanship on both sides but there's no sign that there is any coming together here i don't think a lot of minds are being changed the white house put out a statement doubling down on its position spokesman hogan gidley said congresswoman rashid it's a leap and omar have a well documented history of anti semitic comments and went on to say israel has the right to prevent people who want to destroy it from entering the