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germany ready and we've doubled the development ministry's budget over the past few years during uncle america's time in office and we're investing more than a 3rd of our ministry's total expenditure in food security and the development of educational structures. i was be. i would set myself the aim of showing how to do it. good years good and for this need implemented 15 innovation centers in india and in african countries that promise and. bill gates said today in the course of the event here in your ministry that the absolute most important mechanism for fighting world hunger is support for small farmers what is your ministry doing quite concretely to help them. invest the euro in the last thing in the centralised energy supply in the countryside of the what the study also shows which is of central importance which we're also doing securing property rights to i'm sorry creating land registry as they're called in germany and then ordained father and i were also demanding equal access for women to land and property and to loans as well. mr mueller thank you very much for this conversation. our

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i don't know how old she is, how lucky is she to have an uncle in america who not only can speak englishd famous best-selling author who is pretty good with the written word. it's almost like she has the answer key in her family, whenever she has a test, all she has to do is get her aunt, my wife to tap me on the shoulder and i can help her out with the test. i couldn't figure this one out, i wanted you guys to help me with this -- this is the question from today's test. fill in the blank with either much, many, a lot of. john has blank money -- it's obvious that many doesn't work there. it's either john has much money or john has a lot of money. >> juan: how about hasn't lost money? you can see much, many, a lot of. many doesn't work but this is ridiculous -- no one can get this right. the textbook is wrong. >> juan: you can't say johnny hasn't much money? >> emily: i feel like they're going to tell us what the real answer is. that's like jane austen style. >> greg: i was humiliated in front of my family for not knowing the answer, the russians are going what is your problem? your pathe

uncle somewhere. >> president obama said trump is running america like a crazy uncle.hing like the first one. conspiracies will be flying. my. mary trump, author of "too much and never enough." great to have you, this f the perfect night to have you on, mary. thank you so much for being here. i want to give you a little of the atmospherics going into tonight. trump world has been attacking joe biden for hugging and kissing his own child, his son. this is a really sweet picture that's going around. you commented on it on twitter. i commented on it. shows him embracing his one remaining son. he already lost his one son and lost his daughter when they were children. here's the picture. john cardillo is the guy who tweeted about it. you know, he went after it. so i want to play for you donald trump with his child. one of his kids. ivanka. the way he's talked about her. can we show the tweet, though? can we show the tweet so everybody can see it? there's the tweet. all right. so people are freaking out about that. now here's donald trump. >> what's the favorite thing you ha

men and women who serve in law enforcement across the country are some of the best people in america. my uncle in chicago 25 years. when we were young, we drive up from the small town in indiana i grew up and visit my grandparents house. ... [cheers and applause] now, president trump and i will always support the constitutional right of americans to peaceful protest but rioting but writing and looting like you saw here in iowa, des moines, not long ago is not peaceful protest. freeng businesses is not speech. violence against in innocent civilians or law enforcement will not be tolerated and those who do these things will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. now for months, all joe biden never talked about was peaceful protesters, remember? all summer long. as people in our major cities literally watched the streets and businesses burn. the truth is joe biden would double down on the very policies that have led to violence in american cities. when you erode support or signal a withdrawal of support from those who serve and protect, you only embolden those who would do harm to our fa

essentially called him america's crazy uncle who has all this power and using it to divide people alongracial lines. a meticulously crafted speech, delivered in conversational way, almost as if you run into barack obama at church or barber shop or wherever and he was just riffing off the top of his head, really not only tearing down this president but also building up joe biden. that was obviously part of it too. in that clip you played, a big part of it. also the populist message, donald trump cares about himself, joe biden cares about you. you know joe biden and joe biden knows you, that's very important to folks in pennsylvania, biden is from scranton, also important message more broadly. >> he's making the point that the way the president, this current president, president trump treats the presidency with all the conspiracies and way he raises the blood pressure of the entire country, that it is not normal. >> right. and that it is exhausting. that's one of the points he was making. this is just tiresome and dangerous too for the president to traffic in such conspiracy theories. >>

he essentially called him america's crazy uncle that has all of this, sort of, power. using that power to divide people along racial lines. so, it was a meticulously crafted speech. it was delivered in a very conversational way. almost, as if you've sort of run into barack obama, you know, at the church or the barbershop or wherever. and he was sort of just riffing off the top of his head, and really not only tearing down this president, but also building up joe biden. i mean, that was obviously a part of it, too. and in that clip you played, that was a big part of it. and also, making the message saying that donald trump cares about himself, but joe biden cares about you. you know joe biden and joe biden knows you. of course, that's very important to those folks in pennsylvania. biden's from scranton. but also, just an important message, more broadly. >> well, i mean, nia, he's making the point that the way the -- the president, this current president, president trump, treats the presidency, with all the conspiracies and the way he raises the blood pressure of the ent

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it is what my dad and uncles have done when they first came to america as immigrants. >> reporter: it's dishwasher, cook, waiter, eventually owning nom wah and ran it for almost 50 years. meanwhile, tang followed a career in high finance. >> reporter: do you exemplify what we exemplify. >> i did follow that. go to school, getting good grades, having my stint in finance. this was my calling at the end of the day. if i didn't do it, who would do it? >> reporter: over the years, nom wah has had enormous challenges, from 9/11 to a global pandemic. through it all, dhien na town has survived and continue to survive. >> i think restaurants in chinatown have always been the underdog. we have a lot of grit and heart. >> reporter: what better way to celebrate and showcase that spirit than to write a cookbook marking the restaurant's 100 year journey. >> i wanted something that really talked about the neighborhood and the mom and pop businesses that are still around. >> reporter: from the local tea guru to the fish whisperer to the grocery store goddess, the book is an ode to a community that is c

america. they will take your freedoms away. i won't stand for it. >> sean: larry, look what have you done. campaigning for donald trump. >> right. that's why i did the movie uncleom. they are saying maybe we ought to rethink our allegiance to a party that advocates a welfare state. it's the number 1 problem facing the country and black america in particular. the left is not talking about this at all. >> sean: herschel walker, how much heat have you gotten over supporting donald trump? >> well, i really have not gotten any heat. i had to educate some people. and most african-americans are being educated. they know the plan biden won't work. i encourage everyone else to do the same thing. >> sean: thank you both. more "hannity" next. >> ♪ >> sean: that's all the time we have left. imagine this. two weeks from tonight, you will be tuning into the fox news channel and it will be election night in america. you don't want to wake up the morning after the night before wishing did you more. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham who is going to fry her first turkey this thanksgiving is next. >> laura: i will be socially distanced from the new fryer you gave me.

out of their bodies moved to america lives and i'm going to and i live in israel to them if i could both of got straight there and it wouldn't have taken long but i came to uncle dick to take the train. so we could travel together but this is a special experience for us a really nice experience is that it's a new. push we don't see each other often just a few days a month we think the longer the trip takes the longer we get to be together that's why we like to do many vacations like that that being the finals. in the evening things slowly quiet down on the train but not in car number 11 among young turks there's a tough competition to find out who's throwing the best party on the dole who express. it's an online competition they decorate the compartments and share photos of them on instagram the picture with the most mikes wins. yet this report card enough all our tasks are complete now it's your turn to do something all right you'll be surprised if you go there. you get and use him our agricultural science students during their studies they have often traveled across turkey with their friends to see the country but also to be seen young the moment of it's cau

america has always been a disappointment. back now with the power panel, jason, what is your candidate trying to say? >> well, you know, to use james woods' words, what i would say is my uncleworld war ii as well. he fought in a segregated soldiers. he had to wait for white soldiers to eat before he could eat, even though he outranked. so america is an idea, america is an experiment. america wants to be the place that we -- to live up to the values that we say we have. we are a continuing experiment. that what makes us great. we're always trying to be better than yesterday. that's what makes america what it is, the country that i love. >> i agree that we need to perfect the union. we're not perfect. over the course of our history, we have fallen short sometimes of our ideals. sometimes egregiously so. we're still the greatest nation in the history of the world. we're working to improve. and i think that perhaps the professor and i have a point of agreement on that. >> yes. we agree. >> syndicated radio host charlamagne tha god says he will vote for biden but not because of the former vice president. >> i'm voting for kamala harris. i believe she's a change agent. she's the

uncles, aunts, mums, dads are gone? folks, we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity, like america unlike any other country after every crisis, we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that's the uniqueness of who we are. and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back better to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just wealth. we have heard from president trump, we have heard from joe biden. let's hearfrom some neck donna jean who is a businesswoman in florida, and will be voting for trump in this year's election. donna jean, what difference will the rally have made in your state tonight? ——iam —— i am guessing you don't necessarily believe those polls. that's true. i didn't believe them last time when up to the time they were counting the ballots. they were saying that he was losing. what is behind your decision to vote for him? i wonder, you behind your decision to vote for him? iwonder, you know, he comes with a lot of baggage for a lot of people. if you manages to sub

uncles, aunts, mums, dads are gone? folks, we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity, like americae, unlike any other country after every crisis, we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that's the uniqueness of who we are. and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back better to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just wealth. well chris gibbs is a farmer in ohio wherejoe biden was speaking earlier. he is a lifelong republican who voted for mr trump in 2016. but 4 years later he is now backing joe biden — and encouraging other republicans to do the same. i asked him why the change of mind? well, for me, it started way back in helsinki in march of 2018 — when president donald trump stood beside a dictator, vladimir putin, and threw our intelligence services overboard. and believed putin over our own us intelligence services — whether or not they had interfered in our 2016 election — which is absolutely clear that they did. that was the last straw for me, and beyond that,

uncles, aunts, mums, dads are gone? folks, we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity, like americay other country after every crisis, we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that's the uniqueness of who we are. and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back better to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just wealth. lebo, that was joe lebo, that wasjoe biden speaking a little earlier, not life, but it's interesting to see the focus now from the white house today, because they are very keen to push any connie barrett through to the supreme court, and she hasjust started four days of hearings before the senate committee —— amy coney barrett, and given really quite a tough time. yes, let's go back to thejoe biden clip you played there. very, very interesting to hear him really putting coronavirus front and centre. the democrats we re front and centre. the democrats were criticised into thousand 16 for not really connecting what they see the danger of trump to be with people

uncles, aunts, mums, dads are gone? folks, we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity, like america unlike any other country after every crisis, we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that's the uniqueness of who we are. and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back better to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just wealth. chris gibbs is a farmer in ohio. a key battle ground states, states that tend to swing between republican and democrat. we heard from president trump, joe biden, chris you are a farmer in ohio. chris i know you voted for mr trump for president in 2016, but four years later you're backing joe biden — and encouraging other republicans to do the same. why the change of mind? before the coronavirus, surely the president had done a lot of the president had done a lot of the things that he promised to do. why the change of mind for you? well, for me, it started way back in helsinki in march of 2018 when president donald trump stood beside a dictator, vlad

uncles, aunts, mums, dads are gone? folks, we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity, like americaone, unlike any other country after every crisis, we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that's the uniqueness of who we are. and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back better to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just wealth. our correspondent in washington is lebo diseko. lebo, joe biden they're offering empathy and a degree offering empathy and a degree of hope, the present offering bravado, and what has to be said with astonishing energy. bravado, and what has to be said with astonishing energylj know, said with astonishing energy.” know, it's hard to believe that just a few days ago, this was a man that was in hospital. it's incredible, is to? he spoke for around about an hour. i was watching pictures of him as he got off the stage, he was doing a little dance. certainly, he has demonstrated to his supporters who gathered there that he has energy, not only is he

>> you are not like someone's crazy uncle who just retweeted whatever -- >> that was retweeted -- >> mr. vice president, if you lose, what will that say about americaoday? >> qanon is nuts and real leaders call conspiracy theories conspiracy theories. why not just say it's crazy and not true? >> he may be right i just don't know about q went on. >> you do now. >> no, i don't. >> do you expect that debate to happen? to demand he take a test and it be negative before you debate? >> no. >> sean: how does savannah guthrie no weather the president knows what qanon is or not. i had five people try to explain it to me and i was like huh? makes no sense. no fairness, no impartiality, no fidelity to the truth, he learned that with the russia, russia, russia lies. zero, corrupt enterprise, more dishonest than ever and frankly nothing more than a extension of the biden campaign propaganda office. that is all guthrie did last night. today president trump had this to say about last night's so-called town hall that never became a town hall. >> joe biden is a disaster, i will say. did you see last night? did you see the easy questions? did you watch that whole de

uncles, stand back and stand by. >> and you see, each tree has its own personality, just like america.wer your question, justin? >> if i say yes, can i sit down? >> that's why we're going to have a v-shaped recovery, a deep "v," with rippling pecs and a toned 8-pack. a swimmer's body, basically like i have after covid and it's going to be beautiful! >> the question was, why won't you release your taxes? >> that's simple, because i don't want to go to jail. thank you. >> so it happened. i mean, i think we have definitive proof that "saturday night live" was on tv. >> where are you going with this? >> that's it! i think that's the most we can say about it. we called it late-night laughs. it was on late-night. >> there were some funny lines. >> there were laughs? >> yeah. >> i'll have to take your word for it. we'll take that under advisement. >> meantime, "new day" continues right now. >>> health officials from coast-to-coast are scrambling to contain the rising rate of infections. experts worry that fatigue over masks and social distancing could add up to a new surge in coronavirus case

rocked latin america's most stable democracy ever since. 24 year old similar medius was one of the students that rushed this entangle metro station last october 18th it was the law and unclee saying goes it wasn't the 30 pesos with the 30 years of unfulfilled promises clearly there was a before and after october 18th chile has never been the same the rules of the game have been totally modified in what way wasn't really in the sense as citizens of empowered and took over public spaces to demand the rights that had never happened that's why it's been a citizens revolution. the initial revolt was followed by riots and looting small but violent radical groups destroyed millions of dollars' worth of property mainly peaceful demonstrations lasted until march when the pandemic began despite widespread human rights abuses on the part of security forces. but most of all the social explosion as it's called here unmasked a deep rooted discontent and anger over social inequality privilege and exclusion and it was supposed to be a latin american oasis this girl is one of many that illustrates what was a major disruption until in society that is still unfolding and it has the potentia

my own uncle, who has never voted in his life, 67 years old, was able to cast a 3w4r0ballot yesterday. it's those moments that all of americaople shouldn't be trying to stop democracy from occurring. they shouldn't try to limit who votes. they should try to expand democracy and celebrate the most important person and that's their person voting for the first time. >> that indeed. i know amendment for restored voting rights, ex-felons in florida, and something you call a poll tax, you have to pay off the fees. and then your organization got involved paid $27,000 and paid off the fees for what, 60,000, 70,000 ex-felons? >> yes, we made over $25 million in fines and fees and we cleared the pathway, over 40,000 individuals to be able to renlster to vote. we know in total there are over 144,000 people who are on the roster right now who have a previous felony conviction. we know for a fact people like me will have a direct impact on the outcome of this year's election. >> that is fantastic. tens of thousands of people added to the vote rolls. let's not forget, i think it was 537 that made the difference in 2000 in florida. that w

uncles my and my chief. they're screaming i mean they are do you have to do indians feel like they they're on the ticket as well is there a sense that i absolutely afghanis in america yeah absolutely i mean come on the harrah's you know india care so much about what happens with the u.s. election because the u.s. is india's most important partner bilaterally but it really cares this time because of the come along harris factor i mean when she said that was the biggest news here the next day on television on newspapers on social media i'll be honest with you though president trump is popular in india because those who support prime minister modi and there are many people who support prime minister modi they also like they like donald trump but then there are also many others in india who are just so taken with as because of the way she speaks about her indian heritage so it's really interesting to see actually the you know there's been posters put up all over india not just in the her ancestral village in the mullard but all over the country with people really getting behind her and supporting her thank you so much for bringing us a view of india and indian u.s. rel

uncles, ants, mums, dads, are gone. folks, we're so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity like americake any other country after every crisis. we have always come out of the crisis stronger than we we re of the crisis stronger than we were before we went in. that is the uniqueness of who we are and we now have an opportunity to build back and build back that up to give everyone a fair return on their work, an equal chance to get ahead, begin to reward work not just chance to get ahead, begin to reward work notjust wealth. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, joins me now. just three weeks to go and many have already voted by a postal system or what have you. is it all still to play for? 0h system or what have you. is it all still to play for? oh it certainly is still to play for. clearly, joe biden, if you look at the opinion polls has a significant lead but remember four years ago when we thought hillary clinton was going to win. she certainly did when the popular vote but donald trump managed to win in terms of the electoral college. so it is all to play for. it is a complic

uncle sam. come here. look. this is a hell of a day, mr. congressman. how are you? are you getting married soon? don't lose her, congressman. you'll be very depressed. biden says america'san an idea. right? he also said -- didn't he say antifa is an idea, too? so he's saying -- only at the villages could you say that. no, he said america was an idea. come to think of it, he said antifa is an idea, too. well, america is not an idea. it's a great country. okay? it's a great country. and america is our home. it's a nation and it's a nation that has borders. when you have borders, you have a nation. you take away the borders -- they want to take away the borders, take down the wall. the wall is now 400-plus miles long. how about that? it goes very high and very low. goes down deep. for two runs. to hold it up and also for the tunnels. arizona is very happy. we just got back pam some numbers from arizona. very good. numbers from florida, i don't want to talk. look at the fake news back there. i don't want to talk about it. i don't want to talk about it. look at those people. there's the great john roberts. generally speaking very good. john, generally. he has bad moments. he

has rocked latin america's most stable democracy ever since. 24 year old similar medius was one of the students that rushed this entangle metro station last october 18th in the law and unclehe saying goes it wasn't the 30 pesos with the 30 years of unfulfilled promises clearly there was a before and after october 18th chile has never been the same the rules of the game have been totally modified in what way innocently in the sense as citizens have empowered and took over public spaces to demand their rights that had never happened that's why it's been a citizens' revolution. the initial revolt was followed by riots and looting small but violent radical groups destroyed millions of dollars' worth of property the mainly peaceful demonstrations lasted until march when the pandemic began despite widespread human rights abuses on the part of security forces. but most of all the social explosion as it's called here unmasked a deep rooted discontent and anger over social inequality privilege and exclusion and it was supposed to be a latin american oasis this girl is one of many that illustrates what was a major disruption in tilly and society that is still unfolding and it has t

uncle sam. look at this guy. look. of a day, mr. congressman. how are you? when are you getting married? soon?ou getting married >> don't lose her, you would be very depressed. americare than an idea, right? e also said, didn't he say antifa is just an idea, too. only at the g, villages could you say this. no, he said america was an idea it, he saidthink of antifa is an idea, too, right? idea. america is not an it's a great country. okay. great country. [cheers and applause] president trump: america is our home. it's a nation nd that has borders, you know. when you have borders, you have nation. you take away the borders, they want to take away the borders. wall.want to take down the is wall is now 400 plus miles long. how about that? [cheers] president trump: it goes very high and very low. deep, now two reasons. to hold it up, that's one, that's a good reason, but also, tunnels, and arizona is very happy. we just got some numbers back arizona. very good. don't from florida, i ant to talk about it, i don't want to talk about it. [boos] president trump: look at all those people. there is the great john roberts. speaking very good. john generally, but he's been wrong

america today. agency is as fair as you have been doing the entire time we have had this. i want to reach out to steve unclethree years ago my called in on a sunday morning like today. and steve handled his call. steve scully was not aware of this, but my uncle frank was dying. he was in a bed in a hospital when he called. uncle frank talk to him for just a couple of minutes. steve seem to have an intuition that my uncle was not doing well. up, he askede hung me to call in. it has been several years and i have not been able to do so myself. he wanted to tell steve thank ,ou for his patience with him and he wanted me to say that his parents must be very proud of him,him and the network should e proud of him and here was something really strange. my uncle died three hours after he talked to steve. one of the last things he said was i hope that there is a presidential debate that steve scully would be moderator. fair -- alls such a of you are. all of you are doing a tremendous job. if the other networks were to behave like you do, this would not fire up this country. example of the finest journalist in the wor