uncle america was born in hamburg but she grew up and attended school in tempe. she still has family in the will come up and a little holiday home in the country. many business in particular have now discovered the chance of the ok mark and spend their weekends here is the perfect place to get away from the big city from politics. i'm on my way to mark lakes nature park. why are there so many lakes here. the landscape has its oddities and thomas for posts knows that he's a nature guide and the 1st thing i do is get to know a special landscape architect. we have to go in here to get to the beaver dam lot done. yes the local market has many many legs the year we have a natural lake created by a beaver and it's never too thin be made the dam here with wooden mud it's impenetrable and stable to. the i can walk over it but his guts are no problem. ok but then i'll climb on the beavers roof. weighed 25 to 30 kilos that's my weight . problem. the beaver designed this landscape creating a habitat for many other species. all in a day's work for a beaver you know how long

s chief political editor was there on this day 5 years ago as uncle america laid out her policy. it was the moment that defined going to merkel's response to the 2015 migration crisis if you missed the shah fish and us it was the german equivalent of this yes we care. i was there 5 years ago when desperate migrants in hungary set off on foot to what's germany here just hours later i'm going to marco singlehandedly decided to keep germany's borders open the scenes of an open welcoming germany went around the world. 5 years on this raises the question did germany make it and at what cost. in 2015 many an angler merkel's own c.d.u. party were against her open arms policy. then finance minister was one of them his key concern was losing control for today's speaker of germany's parliament it still is. one has to prevent the impression that there's a loss of control that situation was crucial for a few months but we've mostly overcome its effects by now we need a european solution to these problems. instead of more europe national reflexes kicked in across the continent in germany amer

have in place like if they refuse to wear a face mask when they go shopping it sounds as though uncle america would like a nationwide fine of 50 euros at least then what do you do with private gatherings of people gather in private the federal government wants that number to be limited to 25 and then last not least the question of people returning from high risk areas do they get a mandatory test or do they go into quarantine of 2 weeks where they could prematurely get out of quarantine if they can provide a negative test result well that the strategy. was quite flexible is there really a need for a nationwide containment strategy. germany has fared pretty well in the pandemic so far and lots of people are saying it is also because of this model where you have a nationwide overall containment strategy and you agree that you agree when it comes to the major points but when it comes to the details you leave it up to the regions to decide what works best for them and of course when it comes to the question of limiting the amount of people for example at a private party the leader of a of a state

piling in of the last few days to condemn russia's behavior including with a senior member of uncle america's government. saying that russia is not a trustworthy partner. bushwalker chief international editor thank you. for the gunman who shot and killed the 51 people in 2 mosques in new zealand has come face to face with the families of some of these victims relatives of the bereaved and injured gave accounts of the murders last march ahead of brands and terence sentencing which is expected to take place on thursday he could face life in prison without parole for. brought in bound hand and foot by shackles offered a stern defiant look and heard muslim prayers well that the 7 men that you know what you know if you said the let me i'm wiped out the message in court from mothers daughters fathers and sons of terence victims you caused us pain but you white supremacist last year and you thought you can't break us you failed miserably we became more determined to hold tight to a slap and i want to be loved ones i'm looking at. my soon sol my son was gunned down with 50 others in march of last yea

such meeting was back in june so 10 weeks ago is quite a time at the time numbers were going down uncle america had had several regular meetings with the state premiers but then the numbers started going down and ultimately also it's the regional leaders who are in charge of public health search he pulled out a bit but of course now the numbers are rising again and also similar problems are being treated with in very different ways there's a very different fines when it comes to not wearing a mask for example so angle america wants to get everybody back together at the table to discuss these matters and of course the meeting comes at a time when that debate is in full swing about protecting people's problem people's health but also infringing people's freedoms and we saw that debate pick up steam yesterday when a large scale demonstration here in berlin that was planned for this weekend was banned so what can we expect a heated discussion that's for sure because infection levels vary greatly between the 16 individual federal states and so not everybody feels they need to be a strict as each oth

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with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. robertt's make uncleery proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. ♪ evening. my name is daniel cameron. the firstars old, and african-american attorney general in kentucky history. it is an honor to be with you as a proud republican and supporter of donald j. trump. fews raised in kentucky, a miles from abraham lincoln's

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statement immediately after the hospital confirmed the poisoning diagnosis what did uncle americal say. well i got america had a very swift and a very strong statement to make she say that those west of all these cases must be identified and have the countable afforded presumed poisonings she cold to get always foreign minister hike a moslem moscow to foodie and you know transparent man are investigated suspected poisoning of alexei an avanti because of his stages as a politico this is then also used diplomatic chief just at burra say he called for the russian authorities to investigate the case very closely so pretty strong statements coming tonight from germany and also from europe we learned today that of all news now under 24 hour police protection here in berlin if he was poisoned once he is there reason to believe that someone could try again to hurt him. well there's a number of reasons for doubt there's a history of crimea ponens being killed both in russia and abroad so these being protected here in germany he has been before he has he was escorted by police on his way to the hospital here in ber

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with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make uncleobert very proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> couple of grace notes there from eric trump at the end of a political speech, remembering his uncle robert who died just in the last couple of weeks. and telling his father, you know, go get them. and i love you and we all, of course, know that donald trump is certainly watching in the white house right now. i want to bring in tom llamas, who kas covered the trump campaign from the very beginning. tom, it's a reminder that in the trump family is father's business is the family's business. >> if donald trump is your father, he's the center of your universe. this speech, you know, very personal there at the end. pretty much a speech for an audience of one and that audience was president trump. but we have to also understand other people who probably loved that speech and that was the maga country, people who really love the president, they love e

he says, "everyone reaches that moment when you interrupt that uncle at the dinner table. americaoment." [ laughter ] that's a beautiful speech. this one is from @womack717. she says, "let's not find out if rock bottom has a basement. [ laughter ] i like that, too no one wants to know that. this one is from @mayhemwp he says, "vote for me and i'll add you to my 'selling sunset' text chain." oh, that's - sorry, i'm already busy with my "below deck" chat, so -- did see what happened to hannah mm-hmm [ light laughter ] this one is from @trulykhayyam he says, "you've tried trump and pence, now try common sense. [ light laughter ] that rhymes. this one is from @apewillshowers. >> what? >> jimmy: yeah, ape will showers. so, yeah like april showers but ape -- i don't get it it's -- yeah i do. it's april it's apewill >> tariq: i thought he was trying to be cute. >> jimmy: i think it's just cute, yeah yeah >> tariq: almost cute. it would have been cute if showers was, you know, ape will show -- showers. [ laughter ] this close >> jimmy: what do you mean it does say that ape will showers it

safe again and proud again and yes, together with the forgot you e making america america great again. dad, let's make uncle robert proud. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the the president's younger brother. mary trump and the comments by the older sister saying he has no principles. >> yeah. i think there is a rope all of the president's adult children are speaking this week and trying to show him as more of a family man, one thing that is worth noting throughout the speeches so far from his children, they haven't spoken to his character and the type of man or memories they had with their father. they are focusing on what he can do for his country, features that other speakers can do as well. we heard a lot from other people last week the type of man joe biden is, his character, his empathetic, less of that this week. more of his president's policy and what he has done while in office. i agree, ignoring some of the critiques from his other family members. >> there wasn't enough on substance. >> and there was a lot of hammering among republicans not going into policy and things he should h

together with the forgotten man and woman finally forgotten no more, you're making america great again. dad, let's make uncleobert very proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> bret: eric trump addressing his father directly saying his fighting for the forgotten men and women in america. before that, a naturalization ceremony at the white house. >> beautifully done. great to watch the five people become american citizens. very moving moment at the white house. we're going to take a quick two-minute break and be right back. mike pompeo, the secretary of state and the first lady, melania trump after this from washington. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >> bret: welcome back to the republican national convention. minutes away from mike pompeo and first lady, m

safe again and proud again and yes, together with the forgot you e making america america great again. dad, let's make uncle robert proud. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. the president's younger brother. mary trump and the comments by the older sister saying he has no principles. >> yeah. i think there is a rope all of the president's adult children are speaking this week and trying to show him as more of a family man, one thing that is worth noting throughout the speeches so far from his children, they haven't spoken to his character and the type of man or memories they had with their father. they are focusing on what he can do for his country, features that other speakers can do as well. we heard a lot from other people last week the type of man joe biden is, his character, his empathetic, less of that this week. more of his president's policy and what he has done while in office. i agree, ignoring some of the critiques from his other family members. >> there wasn't enough on substance. >> and there was a lot of hammering among republicans not going into pol

with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make uncle robert very proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> eric trump and that deeply personal moment but at the same time resurrecting some of the themes we heard yesterday of the things that they accuse democrats of bringing about, empty, oppression, freedom of religion under attack, some of the things last night. >> and attack of joe biden. we're hearing back and forth on the campaigns on some of the facts there. we're back after a quick break with secretary of state mike pompeo and melania trump and another bundle in the books. got to hand it to you, jamie. your knowledge of victorian architecture really paid off this time. nah, just got lucky. so did the thompsons. that faulty wiring could've cost them a lot more than the mudroom. thankfully they bundled their motorcycle with their home and auto. they're protected 24/7. mm. what do you say? one more game of backgammon? [ chuckles ] not on your

with the forgotten men and women who are finally forgot no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make unclet very proud this week. it's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> ♪ >> we are going to build a future of safety and opportunity for americans. of every race, color, religion and creed. >>> our president has created such a surplus and when this pandemic it he was able to refund americans without indenting us. >> we are all better off when former inmates can receive and reenter society as law-abiding, productive citizens and now have a chance at more opportunities than they have ever had before. >> to be incarcerated for 16 years for hearsay, i get emotional. it is a feeling i can't describe. >> when people say we are oppressed here in the united states, how? >> right now this country, for me, is the last beacon of hope and opportunity. if america falls, the entire world falls. >> trump's pledged to the american workers definitely needs means a lot to me. i would not be here today. i believe my kids will look up to

with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make unclevery proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> o'donnell: and there a strong speech by eric 2ru678. and, john dickerson, the trump brand has always been the most virulent when they talk about the forgotten man and woman, the silent majority, to the people who feel like they are left out. >> and he added the emotional resonance at the end that only a family member could give. three-quarters of the speech anyone could have given, but at the end, when he speaks directly to his father, he tells those watching, what they like about donald trump, he has a good relationship with his kids. it adds a little something extra there that sounds different from what they've heard from all the other speakers. so when he speaks directly to his father it adds a little bit of that emotional resonance. that's why people tune in. >> o'donnell: well, there's still much more ahead. up next, secretary of state mike pom

but kamala harris' uncle said that india has been inspiring kamala during her spire career. particularly her own mother. she traveled to americaa degree. that was very unconventional and kamala harris' uncle he described how deeply impressed he was by seeing this trail blazing sister of his moving to the united states, throwing herself into the university of can california, barkley, seeing her as one in the movement of racial justice. a movement that kamala harris' uncle says that she'll be tirelessly dedicated to when she reaches the white house. >> if you follow harris' political career you see the impact her mom has had on her life. matt bradley live for us in london, matt, thank you for that insight. >>> as we await her historic acceptance speech just hours from now, we're getting an inside look at how the vice presidential nominee has been taking in this convention so far. harris' husband capturing this photo of her watching last night's convention saying, quote, kamala is loving this roll call. joining me now is vice news h. t >> you've said harris being on the democratic ticket is introducing a whole new immigrant narra

to make uncle sam bailout decades of mismanagement and broken policies in places like new york, new jersey, california. and so they have decided that no working family anywhere in america can get another sense, not one cent -- another cent, not one cent unless we create a million-dollar slush fund. here is another one of those manse. nobody gets another dime unless we pay people more to stay home than to go back to work. work. now, mr. president, republicans agree we ought to continue additional federal jobless benefits during this extraordinary time. senate republicans tried several times to stop them from expiring. the democratic leader blocked us. our view, which a majority of americans share, is simply that it disincentivizes rehiring and reopening to pay people to more to stay home. a statement of the obvious. it disincentivizes rehiring and reopening to pay people more to stay home. plenty of democrats said they saw the point and were happy to negotiate on this. speaker pelosi's own number two, the house majority leader, said, quote, it's not $600 or bust. that was the number-two democrat in the house. the senior senator from merrell said, quote, we certainly und

years to make uncle sam bailed out decades of mismanagement and broken policies in place like new york, new jersey and california. and so they decided that no working family anywhere in america get another set, not one cent, unless they get to create a trillion dollars slush on for mismanage states completely and totally out of proportion to pandemic needs. here's another one of those demands. nobody gets another dime endlessly into and pay people more to stay home and go back to work. now, mr. president, republicans agree without to continue additional federal jobless benefits during this extraordinary time. senate republicans tried several times to stop them from expiring. the democratic leader blocked us. our view which a majority of americans share is simply that if this incentivizes rehiring and reopening to pay people more to staypl home. statement of the obvious. it this incentivizes rehiring and reopening to pay people more to stay home. of democrats said they saw the point and were happy to negotiate on this. speaker pelosi's number two, house majority leader said quote, it's not $600 or bus. that was the number two democrat in the house. the senior senator from mar

and that is why i did that documentary, jason, call uncle tom at uncle tom.com is walter williams and many of who people in black america't even know about because ebony magazine every year has what is called 100 most influential black americans. walter william and clarence thomas aren't even in there. imagine what would happen to the black community had people like walter williams listen to 30, 40 years ago talking about choice. it would have improved things in the black community immeasurably. they are not invited but dismissed as uncle tom because the democrats taught black people like that her enemies. that is how successful the democrats have been to convince them that the democrats were the black cat and republicans the whiteheads. >> let me debate and go on that show. let me debate you guys. >> jason: we will not let you go on another network, come on. >> i want to show you they were democrats that don't think the way as others. we think for ourselves. >> jason: that is what is amazing about joe biden. he made those disparaging comments twice. you know sometimes you make a mistake but twice, larry? twice? >> jaso

americans feel intuitively like they know, where people refer to him as uncle joe, and a running mate who embodies the potential of americats status as a multiracial democracy, president trump is turning to the past, to the old mid 20th century fearmongering about block busting, and unleashing attacks that conjure up trump's america. he tweeted this -- >> this is his america. an america in which white suburban housewives need to fear the integration and invasion of their all-white neighborhoods. an invasion that, according to trump, will be led by new jersey senator and neighbor rescuing vegan cory booker. once again, making clear that trump no longer needs racism or sexism dog whistles, and the cultural references are weirdly stuck in the 1950s when "father knows best." >> we missed you, dear. sorry you had to work so late. >> seemed like everybody in springfield had insurance problems today. >> for more, i'm joined by valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama, and author of "finding my voice." and jennifer palmeri, author of "she proclaims." two ambitious women i shall say, and we love it. you've got to

with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. robertt's make uncleget another four years. i love you very much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> we are going to build a future of safety and opportunity for americans of every race, color, religion, and creed. >> our president has created such a surplus that when the pandemic hit, he was able to refund americans without indenting them. pres. trump: we are all better off when former inmates can receive and reenter society as law-abiding, productive citizens, and now have a chance at more opportunities than they have ever had before. for 15.5incarcerated years, i get emotional. can'ta feeling i describe. >> when people say we are oppressed here in the u.s., how? >> right now, this country for me as allowed opportunity. pledge to the american workers definitely means a lot to me, because i would not be where i'm at today. >> i truly believe my kids will look up to me one day and is tremendous what i could do. >> the forgotten men and women will never be forgotten again. americ

with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make unclehis week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> the president's adult sons, eric trump speaking there, as we get closer towards the end of tonight's program and anticipating remarks from secretary of state mike pompeo and also first lady milissa rehberger. ju y milissa rehberger. ju first lady melania trump. a few things about eric trump's remarks there. when he declared peace in the middle east, that is not -- peace in the middle east has not broken out. never-ending wars are finally ended. there are no wars that trump has ended, and as we noted earlier in the program, it appears that president trump has increased the number of u.s. military personnel serving abroad since he's been in office compared to what was in place when he got here. also claiming that america once again became the envy of the world once president trump was sworn in. america's standing in the world in terms of how well respected we are,

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this 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii to just say to the america americans and the families that died including my two uncles and my father fought in it and my father-in-law, that honor and glory to all of those people, all of the families and all of the americans that died in world war ii, and i feel like you right-hand turn fair and aren't putting this in context, and i definitely disagree with your statement that, oh, we had atrocities just like the japanese. that's rewriting history, and that's wrong, sir. >> marvin, let's get a response from pete kuznick. >> marvin, you weren't listening very closely. now, first of all, i think that world war ii was a necessary war. i think the united states was on the side of the angels in world war ii. i'm happy we won world war ii. that is not a question for debate. the debate -- and i certainly don't play japanese atrocities or german atrocities, but the issue is something very, very different, and it's for that reason that the entire history of the cold war and the nuclear arms race is not something that we can ignore. dropping the bomb was instrumental in starting

together, with the forgotten man and women who are forgotten no more, you are making america great again. dad, let's make unclenother four years. i love you, very much. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >>> the president's son eric trump with a very, very strong defense, support, obviously for his dad. and at the same type,ime, a bit bitter, denouncement of joe biden. what did you think? >> it's the first time we have heard emotion from the trump children. you heard him saying he misses working with his dad and loves his dad. a nice component, nice emotional response. i have to say, eric trump, first of all, it's unusual to see the relatives of a candidate attacking the rival campaign. but beyond that, eric trum, like so many other speakers at the convention just said things that were not true. i mean, joe biden's plan for policing actually involves having more community based police in black and brown neighborhoods not defunding the police. that's not true. i -- there's not peace in the middle east. i don't know where hthat claim came from. the never ending wars were not over. when it

uncle sam. >> we were saw as busboys and waiters when we came here. we worked our way up. >> americas a land of opportunity. it truly is that. >> right now in america, there's a lot of talk from the southern border, people coming in and claiming asylum and trying to find a better life. what do you think when you hear those stories? >> i think they should come legally to the united states like all of us have. look for opportunity and not just walk in. would you let somebody walk into your house? >> if somebody came to my house and said i need help, which legally you're allowed to cross any border if you're asking for asylum. >> they came not because of life-threatening situations. they are economic koming for economic reasons. >> we cannot just let everybody. >> i think all the studies i have read say immigrants open more businesses. they create jobs. >> timing is different now. before when i came to this country, they didn't need to check that much about my background. but today i think if i come, they would have to check my background. >> when we came here, america didn't have any e

racist native a stroke that's classically disgusting in america and my grandmother produced 3 children one was my mom 2 sons served in world war 2 my uncle anthony i'm named after was wounded at normandy beach he's got the purple heart from the united states should my grandmother and gone back to the country that she originally came from that so that was a bridge too far for me i denounced it the president went to attack me no problem because that's what demagogues do you can't be 7 to 8 for a demagogue you got to be 13 for 10 so many yorker when he's attacking me you think i'm like these guys in the congress i went right after him and they did what he classically does he started attacking my wife i mean who does that i mean who does that ok and let me tell you what i know each other a little bit the while clint ted cruz do you do i act like ted cruz i mean are you kidding me. you're not going after my wife or my family was entering to do that in the mop ok so i said that's it and i took the gloves off and i'm ready and i think we can punch him through the ropes i think he is universally disliked he's arguably one of the most hated peopl