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maybe it is the trumpmp effect. [laughter] so why are cities so important? they were doing better than they had for very long time. but it really was the transformation of the economy the jobs went away the buildings went away the capital went away but most had 30% of their jobs were manufactured. and in those intervening years american economy has changed the more urban friendly economy. higher education if you need me a city i will give you a higher education or the big employer big medical centers or international trade subsidies all over america so namely a city i will cite you the neighborhoods or like soho in new york but the citiesst are strong can they play a version on steroids of the role traditionally played which is the staging areas? where people build businesses and wealth is created so i made the case in the previous book this is a time when cities are prospering. given the federal government is out of money and cannot decide the responsibilities what is the role of government? >> traditionally to safeguard people's rights when they needed pro

during trumpmp's tour of fema, e president did not mention a new study that found hurricane maria killed more than 4600 people in puerto rico, 70 times the official toll. trump did make the claim that the u.s. coast guard saved 16,000 people who sailed into the gulf of mexico to watch hurricane harvey as it struck texas last year. the coast guard says there is no evididence t to back trump's clm and so does the texas governor. ukraine's prime minister is insisting radiation levels in the capital kiev and around the chernobyl nuclear power plant remain safe after a wildfire tore through a forest that remains heavily contaminated by a reactor meltdown in 1986. scientists say smoke from the fires has the potential to contaminate crops up to 100 miles away with enough radioactive isotopes to make food unsafe to eat. in guatemala, the death toll from a volcanic eruption near guatemala city has risen to 99 as hope fades the nearly 200 people who remain missing. guatemala's government says some 4000 people are living in shelters after lava and ash destroyed homes and engulfed whole villages. th

had a human source inside the trumpmp campaign." ok, that was way back in 2017. don't forget last week, former cia director turned cnn hack while national intelligence director, james clapper, actually said that trump should be so happy the f.b.i. was spying on his campaign. really? united states of america or venezuela? take a look. >> so i ask you, was the f.b.i. spying on trump's campaign? >> no, they were not. they were spying on a term i don't particularly like but on what the russians were doing. trying to understand were the russians infiltrating? trying to gain access, leverage and influence. >> why doesn't he like that? he should be happy about that. >> he should be. >> why didn't you go to him in the spring of 2016 saying, hey, there's this guy that you've never met that is watching.'r he would have helped you.d the most exculpatory evidence in the memo was i didn't do this but i want everyone in the world to know. it's clear that the trump campaign was spied on, monitored and closely observed by the deep state which was held bent on making -- hell bent

amy: president trumpmp's zero tolerance crackdown on imimmigrants and asylulum seekes continues as parents of more than 2000 separated children say they still don't know where they are. trump now says they should be deported without judges. we'll get response from maru mora villalpando, an activist and undocumented immigrant and mother with the group mijente and northwest detention center resistance. she has a hearing in her own immigration case tuesday and says the best way to stop the separation of children from their families at the border is to drop the charges against their parents. then, 50 years after the reverend martin luther king jr. led thousands in a poor people's campaign, thousands marched in washington, d.c., saturday to culminate six weeks of actions and thousands of arrests in the new poor people campaign. >> we gather today for a call to action. we gather here declaring it is all for a moral uprising across america. amy: and we will talk about how protest make change with prize-winning documentary filmmaker eugene jarecki. his new film "the king" that takes elvis presley'

in his testimony to the senate senate, -- >> tucker: was a trumpmp campaignca aware of this?>> tucker: so there was someone working for intel/law enforcement agency, gathering information about the campaign, without its knowledge, and reporting back? >> according to simpson, it was someone who had volunteered, not recruited to infiltrate the trump operation but he volunteered. he was an fbi informant and if you look at what he did, he tried to insinuate himself with some members of the trump campaign. >> tucker: so why are anchors telling us, reporters, journalists, telling us, there was no spying on the trumpll campaign? >> first of all, the informant part is just a fact. we need to know more about it because it is a fact. >> tucker: "the new york times" reported it.. i read it. >> so that "the post" and other people. but there is a stupid somatic battle going on between spy and informant. there is a couple of reasons for this. perhaps people who are in the cia and those types, say, this is not real spy tradecraft, not that kind of spying, but mostly i think the reason is, p

amy: president trumpmp's zero tolerance crackdown on imimmigrants and asylulum seekes continues as parentse than 2000 separated children say they still don't know where they are. trump now says they should be