heather: greatest and uneducated.himkus with serious xm 115 with how congresswoman lamar is trying to walk back that comment. >> the newly elected tennessee statehouse representative, she's in the spotlight and that is now addressing the fallout from those controversial comments but she says she was just providing the facts, quote, what was called a rant is a statistical analysis of the midterm elections based on political experience. i made one mistake, that was overgeneralization of white people and for that i sincerely apologize. critics are now blasting her remark on social media. take a look at this reaction. melissa, voters uneducated, racist while holding that seat, is unconscionable. it saddens me to know somebody who feels that way about her constituents should have such a trusted position. another twitter user saying i love being called a racist because i voted republican. leslie matthew on twitter says i will just say this, she should resign her position as state representative because that isn't representi

no uneducated person can dispute that. human bondage was so deeply rooted in the western world that the feeling of what -- white supremacy was too inherent to be challenged. slavery was an integral part of american society. as such, it was subject to law. and the chief dispenser of law in this country is the united states congress. and starting in 1846 and continuing for 14 consecutive here andngress poked therefore the solution to the slave question. while representatives doodled, the nation grew sick of it. on one side were inflexible abolitionists. on the other side were equally untenable fire eaters. in between was the huge, silent majority just waiting for what would happen. the nation was too young and too weak to confront the magnitude of that crisis. congress, as it usually does, talked much, said little, did nothing. presidents weak offered no leadership. only one supreme court issue had a decision past which the nation ignored. phosphorus argue that nothing about slavery can be compromised. that is an uncompromis

uneducated bowl. that -- the people who are not educated. look at all of these agitated snowflakes. they appear suddenly but vanish into the warmth of common sense and intelligence. they stretch the first amendment to the breaking point, but they will not allow anyone else to express his or her first amendment rights. a walk down the path of history is in order here because while times change, history never does bird late on sunday afternoon of april 9, 1865 after the confederate army had surrendered to -- at appomattox u.s. grant row back to his union lines and he found the men cheering -- road back -- rodew back to his union lies and he found his men cheering. he told them to stop it. 35 years later, in 1901, and i am quoting you legislation that is conveniently overlooked especially by the media. in 1901, president william mckinley set aside a section of arlington national cemetery and the burial site for several hundred confederate soldiers until that time southern soldiers, they could not be buri

the way to becoming one of the largest economic countries in the world despite having the most uneducatedpopulations in the world. with the top ten richest countries in the world until fairly recently was one of the most illiterate populations on earth. education doesn't drive us forward in fact, economic freedom moves us forward. we have the top universities because we are a rich country we are not a rich country because of that. . >>. >> think about what it means to work for a nonprofit. or go back 150 years you had no choice you will work on a farm you had to work to survive you are so rich that so with the gates foundation with those people around the world are you could direct your life toward curing malaria. or what about restoring eyesight from cataract surgery? so maybe you could get into an orchestra that you don't have to have another job. but then wealth was created 20th century through the cultural pursuits. nowadays people love music they literally get to spend their lives making music they travel the world, this is the creation from all of this wealth the generations of the

on the way to one of the largest economic countries in the world despite having one of the most uneducatedpopulations in the world. south korea is already one of the top ten richest countries in the world. its population was one of the illiterate, what we are seeing education doesn't drive us forward in fact economic freedom moves us forward. because we are a rich country. we are not a rich country because of these universities. they continue to come after the wealth. for those that desire a fulfilling life. absolutely. take about what about what it means to work for a nonprofit. what a luxury that is. let's go back 150 years. you kinda knew your path in life. you to work to survive we are so rich right now is a country that people are literally being paid to fix things and then i have to worry about the profit in order to do it. that is a largest right now. they employ 13,000 people around the world to fix different problems. what an exciting point. you can direct your life towards getting plumbing to people that don't have it. helping people who don't have eyesight getting them eyesight

way to becoming one of the largest economic countries in the world despite having one of the most uneducated populations in the world. south korea is already one of the top 10 richest countries in the world, its population until recently was one of the was the work, illiterate, is one of the most illiterate populations on her. what we're seeing, education doesn't drive us forward. in fact, economic freedom moves us forward. we have the top universities in the us because we are a rich country, we're not a rich country because of the universities. they the wealth and they continue to come after the wealth. >> your book the end of work, for those who desire a fulfilling life of nonprofit work, extraordinary wealth creation is your best friend. >> absolutely. what it means to work for a nonprofit. what a 21st injury rich country luxury that is. let's go back 100 years, you knew your path in life, you have no choice, you are going to work on a farm. you have work to survive. we're so rich right now the country that people are literally being paid to fix things and they don't have to worry about t

. >> most of the tennesseans who voted republican are uneducated. >> controversial christmas gift. they released a building block set encouraging children to build the wall. ♪ >> people singing this morning. pete: the movie i saw over the weekend, bohemian rhapsody. it was very interesting. i found it fascinating. it made me long for the era when bands matter, people followed bands like they followed sports teams and we don't do that anymore. rob: instead of just singing to attract they saying the words. brian: back to 25 minutes where they said might have been the best 25 minutes any band ever performed live. >> we use to write see thes, you need the whole thing, now you just download one song. brian: where the day is. pete: thank you for joining us. foxbusiness alert. overnight, 356 migrants from that caravan arriving in tijuana by tween 9 different buses and a number of them climbed up on top of that wall. a couple of them dropped over the united states side until border patrol started moving toward the men jumped back over to the mexican side. j

a problem in today's dysfunctional society is that great men are being slandered not by the uneducated, but by the uneducatable. personal ignorance on college campuses are replacing education in the search for truth. i call these agitators know -- snowflakes. they appear and then vanish into the warmth of intelligence and common sense. they stretch the first amendment to the breaking point, but they will not allow anyone else to express his or her first amendment rights. walk down the path of history is in order here because while times change, history never does. on sunday afternoon 1865 after the confederate army has surrendered, u.s. grant rode rode back to his union lines and found the men cheering and he angrily told them to stop that yelling. he did so on the common ground sense that those who van quish southers were felly countrymen again. 35 years later in 1901, and i'm quoting legislation that is conveniently overlooked. especially by the media. in 1901 president william mckinley set aside a section of al arlington national cemetery for confederate soldiers until that time sou

the stereotypes for african-americans in general they were criminals, they were uneducated. .egative stereotypes so that was big. the other thing was that there were all of these assumptions that black women were prostitutes and those kinds of things. so those are all challenges. they were challenges socially, politically, economically, things of that nature -- which is also why these people in particular focused on establishing themselves in a way that sheds a different kind of light on them. they very much ascribed to middle-class standards, for better or for worse even though many of them were not of the middle class. theyfocused on education, focused on securing the rights for black people. in so all of those things and of themselves were challenging, but they were also to overcome those challenges in ways they were not able to do in other parts of the country. >> you mentioned booker t. washington and w.e.b. dubois. how important were they to people of the african-american communities in los angeles? >> they were very influential. with my ownith this work, because when i look at

all because of uneducated, close minded, individuals. they did what they were told. host: let's go to washington state and a race that has been decided. 82% of the vote in. the republican in that their district in washington beating carolyn. close. 52.6 percent to 47.4%. i want to show you nancy pelosi's news briefing. she has released a statement. she writes to house democrats tonight formally announcing her run for speaker. i am writing to respectfully request your support for speaker and to do so with confidence and humility. and senate return next tuesday, november 13, we do know that the republicans that plan their leadership elections for the 14th both in the house and senate, i do not have the for democratic leadership, but we know the election for the next congress will get underweight -- underway. from california this is bruce on our democrats line. are you there? caller: i am here. wondering how come you guys take calls from belligerent people? it really bothers me. --ald trump is a big it bigot. he cannot take fall for anything he does. it is a shame that

an uneducated person is a potential victim. some of the most resilient terrorist are the least educated. did you ever see the head of the terrorist organization blowing themselves up? critical thinking is lacking here. if these kids had critical thinking, they would figure this out and 20 seconds. wait a minute, this guy with the expensive suit is not doing this and he wants me to blow myself up? no no, see you later pal. so it is not just weapons and troops and then when normally people talk about defense cooperation, they talk about exporting weapons, which is part of. saudi arabia is one of our largest customers and australia is next. that is very interesting. the saudis are way off of the chart and that is why the president is pushing this. about 5 million jobs associated with exports to saudi arabia, and i will put it may be 10,000 at most. but every time he mentions it it is 1 million and the next day 2 million. let's get real. another part of have a good cooperation it's having and being real with your people and the peo

mclean is the subject of an fa investigation after calling some stoke fans "uneducated cavemen" for abusesbrough for not wearing a poppy, but he says the fa allow fans to chant and sing anti—irish abuse without repercussion. in an instagram post today, he said, "week in, week out for the past seven years, i get constant sectarian abuse, death threats, objects being thrown, chanting, which is heard loud and clear every week." he goes on to say that "if it was a person's skin colour or if it was anti—muslim, someone's gender, there would be an uproar and it would be taken in a completely different way but, like in neil lennon's case in scotland, because we are irish catholics, they turn a blind eye and nothing is ever said and done." 0ur football reporter, simon stone, is here with me now. what has the fa said in response? within the last 15 minutes, they have said that stoke city's james maclean has been bored by the fa for his use of an offensive word on social media. they go on to address these complaints and say the fa adds that any discriminatory language or behaviour aimed any person

. >> reporter: the oscar winner plays the el grant musician, who hired an uneducated tough guy as hisovie for our time? tl> this film fits perfin sort of the culture right now, as far as something that can serve as an example of what is possible. >> without even realizing ey're pushed shoulder to shoulder, back-to-back, by what they faced together. >> now i got to worry about what people think about the way i talk? >> there are simple techniques i can teach you that are quite effective. >> reporter: the film finds the few safe places that would serve black travelers. gloria guarder the says the book was her ly's survival guide. >> it's a matter of life and death. many cities and towns we went through, there's klu klux klan, there we lynchings. >> reporter: in those dark times, tony lipp's son says his dad's unlikely friendship changed their lives. >> my whole family turned the opposite ivdirection how we our lives. >> you only win when you maintain your dignity. >> reporter: opposites who came together to survive and bonded for life. in these times, that's music to our ears. >> a movi

. >> reporter: he plays the elegant musician who hired an uneducated tough guy as his driver, tony lipp >>> is this a movie for our time? >> this film fits perfectly in sort of the culture right now as far as something that can serve an of what is possible. >> without even realizing it, they're pushed shoulder to shoulder back to back by what they faced together. >> i'm going to worry about the way i talk? >> there are simple techniques i can teach you that are quite to find places that will serve black travelers. gloria said the book was her family's survival guide. >> it's a matter of life and death. many cities and towns we weren . >> reporter: in those dark times, tony lipp's son who co-wrote the film said his dad's unlikely friendship changed their lives. >> my whole family turned the switch in the opposite direction how we treat people and live our lives that point on. >> you only win when you maintain your dignity. >> reporter: opposites who came together to survive and bonded for life. in these times, that's music to our ears. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> amazing how one

they have a vested interest in uneducated voters.s exists to make people stupid. >> i don't like those comments because i work at fox news. but he's saying the republican party are a punch of it -- idiots. that was back in february. those comments got a lot of flak and he also not too long ago said that the leader that inspires him the most is dan savage who says he wishes all republicans were f'ing dead. so a class act. >> tucker: thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, as the left loses its grip on power, they become more and more desperate to silence the voices, and they're doing it. part two of our free speech discussion follows this break. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? heartburn and gas? ♪ fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief >> i make a joke, i say what if you shove a drill up your blea

steve, i just think the left is so completely unhinged in the younger kids at the colleges are uneducated and being brainwashed. we bring intelligent debate. were opening the gates for our guys to go to work every morning, were paying the taxes, creating the jobs, the left is totally unhinged. it's hard to have a rational discussion with someone like that and they don't want to listen. they just want to spray paint the front of your republican headquarters. >> fair enough. we've seen a lot of that. who was it that said you cannot be civil. that was hillary clinton. exactly. coming up, what is the real threat to the spectacular economic success that we've seen with president trump. and later, a special guest after the break. do (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enou

one political party in the country, which shall remain nameless, that has a vested interest in uneducated> fox news exists to make people stupid. speak out right, i don't like those comments because i work at fox news, but he's essentially saying the republican party area bunch of idiots, and this is a republican leaning district and he sang the voters there are stupid. you also heard the comparison of president trump to usama bin laden. that was back in february. those comments got a lot of flak. he also said the leader that the leader that inspires him the most is dan savage, the sex columnist who wishes all republicans were fing dead. >> tucker: thank you for that. if the last loses its grip on power, they become more and more desperate to silence dissenting voices. and they are doing that. trying to silence prageru. part two of our session with dennis prager and adam carolla follows this break. i've always been amazed by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better trea

steve, i just think the left is so completely unhinged in the younger kids at the colleges are uneducated and being brainwashed. we bring intelligent debate. were opening the gates for our guys to go to work every morning, were paying the taxes, creating the jobs, the left is totally unhinged. it's hard to have a rational discussion with someone like that and they don't want to listen. they just want to spray paint the front of your republican headquarters. >> fair enough. we've seen a lot of that. who was it that said you cannot be civil. that was hillary clinton. exactly. coming up, what is the real threat to the spectacular economic success that we've seen with president trump. and later, a special guest after the break. don't go away. can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness. an old friend. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celebration. ♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possib

. >> while you sit in jail i hope you think of me, the girl who's poor and uneducated. was really proud of her. it took courage to see this through. >> meghan knows in a way she was lucky. >> every day there are women in situations like this that don't have the means to get out. i've had so many people help me, and i just want to make a difference for those who don't have a voice. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown at msnbc headquarters. here's what's happening. >> new numbers out today from polls on the biggest races to early voter turnout to late court decision to allow thousands to vote in georgia. some dramatic developments. >>> final stretch. president trump on his 44-city blitz. his response if democrats take the house. >> the democrats -- and it could happen. it could en

worth it to stay here and to work here and to make beautiful art here and donald trump wants people uneducated. can we please educate -- >> hello, board. i am a resident of san francisco and a student at city college. i support this amendment. i would love to see the city of san francisco continue to lead the way in educational justice throughout the nation. thank you for your time and listening and i love that all the public comments so far have been unanimously in support of this amendment. thank you. >> hello. i will read a student statement who got into an accident brushing here. >> good afternoon. my name is all my. i'm 19 and a benefit greatly from the free free safety program period last year i was fortunate enough to attend usf. but due to finances, i had to transfer to city college. my mother works two jobs to pay for the mortgage. in the last two years, we lost my grandparents on my mom paid for all of the funeral expenses on her own period due to these financial hardships, a tent city college for free, as i cannot afford any other option period i am beyond grateful for the opportuni

i've had a chance to -- i'm sure there are people who are uneducated through their fault of their own or no fault of their own, are not very start, through no fault of their own or their own fault on both sides of the aisle, but i have had occasion as many of us have to watch those who i feel fall into that category on the republican side. i'm very concerned that the shtick is polarizing some of these people who can't think critically, who may be undereducated, ill educated or stupid, and i don't know where this is going to lead to those people. clearly it's been in the news, again, i'm not saying anything that probably hadn't crossed your thoughts also this week, did we see some examples of that this week? i don't know the answer to that. perhaps. i'm just wondering if anybody wants to comment that b. that. >> les, you get the last word on this, since we are the designated republicans on this panel. what about that, the shtick, the sort of base, potentially concerns about -- >> i think it's a totally fair concern and it's hard -- it would be really hard to refute the notion that the

. >> so if i could just speak to my fellow angry white an guys who are semi-uneducated like me. [ lighten running the show for 10,000 years. [ cheers and applause ] it's like -- it's ke we have in a long run as men running everything. and, you know, the yankees could never win as manpennants as we've won in these 10,000 years as men. >> seth: right.n' >> so why we just take a break. let the majority gender run the show. >> seth: just for -- yeah. >> just, you know --h: >> sust see how it would go. >> what are you scared of? women actually like us.ug [ er ] most of us. you know, so -- so i just think there is just this -- trump is in there trying to whip up, you were showing earlier, that all the fear and all that "here cois the hordes," and doing and that. it's like, you know, people -- hopefully people have not fallen for it, not the majoty. the majority are with us. the majority believe in the liberal agenda. s every pows this, seth. whether it's climate change. equal pay for women, raising the minimum wage. the majority of americans agreei with all thoses should happen.d 've got to t

when you bring in millions of uneducated third world poor, they cannot compete in an expensive, high-techonomy. they have no choice but to turn to government. then you get terrible schools, hospitals closed everywhere, services are terrible. they all only get worse, and then it's coupled with extremely high taxes. i moved to las vegas because of that, and i brought my job -- my business and my jobs when i did. and it's not racist to point out that immigration is an issue. >> host: well, let me ask you about dean heller race. are you voting for his re-election? since you've already voted, tammy, in nevada. >> caller: oh, of course. i voted red across. i did not want the -- the did you hear that clip of obama a minute ago? he said don't go back to judging people by skin color. what do we hear, people that are not racist that just want the immigration problem solved? >> host: all right, tammy, we'll hear one more call from nick in silver springs, maryland, who's already voted. you're on air. >> caller: hey, how are you? i just have to say i'm 48 years old, and i still get goose bumps when io

i don't think uneducated voting is not necessarily better than not voting.eople need to learn about these issues and how it affects everyone in their daily lives. >> reporter: thanks so much, josh. one thing at play here, we now know asu actually has a polling site. it's just about a five-minute walk that way. it's right next to some dorms. 45,000 students here. they have a polling site on campus. we'll see how that goes tomorrow. back to you, craig. >> gadi schwartz on the campus of asu. we love hearing from the young and engaged. >>> we'll be back with much more on the eve of this historic election. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before sta

i mean that's one of the biggest demographics in the country and especially uneducated -- lower educatedident is on the ballot, he says he's on the ballot and that's why we're talking about republicans. let's talk about those outside of the umbrella, white educated women. let's talk about black women who are energized by all that they have seen to vote in the opposite direction. let's talk about other people -- you know, black community. they are very disappointed. they feel disrespected. they are going in the opposite direction. you've got 8% of the black vote the last time and this administration is hopeful for 25% of the black vote in 2020? it's not going to happen of the and this is the time when you would think that you would do it instead of trying to show that you are concerned or trying to control the browning of america. >> also, we've spent plenty of time talking about and catering to white men, steve. i'm not going to worry about them tonight, okay? >> but they're beautiful people. >> they are beautiful people. >> democrats have a gender gap with them. >> david, obviously pres

association began investigating a social media post in which he described some of the club's fans as "uneducatedects being thrown, chanting, which is heard loud and clear every week. he went onto to claim an incident in the game at huddersfield was caught on camera but no action was taken. and he also backed neil lennon, who was hit by a coin last week, saying, "if it was a person's skin colour or if it was anti—muslim or someone's gender, there would be an uproar." on the eve of the first test against sri lanka, england captain joe root says his team will be trying a bolder and more courageous approach to their cricket. england haven't won a test series in sri lanka for 17 years. root says its time for them to try something different and that players are feeling the competition for places on the team. that's all for now. azi farni will have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. what happens when you're a brilliant young footballer, wanted by the best clubs in the world, but then you suddenly don't make it? cherno samba was a teenage star at millwall, attracting interest from liverpool amongst ot

he said, "i love uneducated voters." i think he's sort of preyed on that. >> the hair. damon: we talk about access. in contrast with the obama photo , where you get to see him disembarking from the plane, plane, all of the pomp that goes along with that, and sometimes all we would get with a little glimpse of him for a millisecond, through a window. also speaking about the opacity of his campaign, the refusal to release his tax records, flying on a private jet, all of those things rolled into one in this picture. [laughter] yes, he is standing in front of an american flag. you can barely see it, but this is one of these things, i'm telling myself -- the campaign is so restrictive and they give you this little pen and the want you to stand on the riser and shoot him in front of the american flag, this giant american flag. i sort of feel like if you are going to pen me in that much, you are going to force me to be creative. so i got on the riser and waded in near the crowd and started shooting, and people put their hands up, sometimes they put their cell phones up to take

my uneducated guess now is it is one of the two events that is the easier one. something tangible happens. >> one of the banks everyone is talking about is just because they're looking for investors. i do not want to speculate and comment on market speculation on this topic. >> thank you for joining us. you can expect this discussion will continue in germany and industry. francine: it certainly will. some speculation about that bank and possible mergers and acquisitions. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ , the midtermsing are over. bid, yes,gridlocked maybe a constitutional crisis in washington this morning. european banks are not like american banks, profit elusive. , and insider as chairman. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live in new york. i am tom keene. well with usua as today just off the boat from singapore. that airplaneon back. what wish or take away from the bloomberg new economy forum? francine: it was all about trade wars. i was surprised that 68% said trade war. only 22% said a slowdown in economics. if you look at the fundamentals in eu

so uneducated. host: what is your opinion? caller: my opinion is we are a country of immigrants.t would be nice for us to stopwledge our past and referredt gore vital to as the united states of amnesia. it would be nice for us to acknowledge and deal with. we are a country of democrats. for people to be demonizing emigrants is one of the -- demonizing emigrants is one of the most dark things i've been hearing. it is pretty disturbing. there is immigration laws and we could enforce those better. we could put more money towards that. managing that better. to be sending military down to our borders and talking about it ,n the way that our leaders do i just think that hearing this stuff, america first, make america great again belieber bymple, you would be leading example by having compassion for each other. that is what i always thought this country was about. welcoming people, treating each other as equals, having respect and being tolerant. other forafter each our views and where we come from. our beliefs. i just do not think there is total chaos. i think brushing aside things lik

but you have to wonder, sometimes you think is he uneducated, does the president not understand history.? i almost think you have to try to lose this badly. >> you really do. >> let's go to the growing questions of what has inspired president trump's two days of public tirades . yesterday universities will some day study what highly conflicted and not senate approved bob mueller and his gang of democrats thugs have done to destroy people. stop right there. >> mika, do you know what university would be studying this if it had not already been shut down by the proper authorities? >> joe, it's too much of a hang curve. don't do the trump university things. >> you just did it for me, donnie. >> they would do it at trump university, donnie, but nowhere else. so mika, he goes on talking about crooked hillary, comey, e lepage -- >> he's getting the questions from mueller and freaking out. i know one cannot make that connection, but one can certainly surmise that at the time the questions from the mueller probe are coming into this white house. at the time, the democrats have control and the pr

when you bring an uneducated their world poor, they cannot compete in a high-tech economy.y have no choice but to turn to government. you get terrible schools, hospitals close, services are terrible. it only gets worse and is coupled with extremely high taxes. i moved to las vegas and i brought my business and jobs when i did. it is not racist to point out that immigration is an issue. host: let me ask you about the dean heller race. are you voting for that? caller: i voted red across. i do not want the democrats act in power. said don't gohe back to judging people by skin color. what do we hear from people who aren't racists who want the immigration problem solved. host: we will let you go there and hear one more caller from nick in silver spring, maryland. you are on the air. thatr: i just have to say i am 48 years old and i get goosebumps when i vote. to those do a call out throughout history from 1776 through the suffrage movement and the civil rights movement who helped secure and expand the right to vote for us americans. i think it is unfortunate there are people who

one of my favourites is mary allen, a palaeontologist in lyme regis who was completely uneducated.on but they are often associated with the criminal world, which is quite interesting. one of the things that mark carney will seek to sort out. in terms of the manufactured. they haveissued in terms of the manufactured. they have issued the new polymer note. are they more difficult to forge or use it in terms of criminal activities? that is the idea. whether they achieve that we will have to wait and see. the question for many people is how necessary are they? people have got along well without them so far tom with the use of phones and cards for banking. —— so far, with the use of phones and cards for banking. that is the odd thing, the persistence of something like the £50 note. it is a little bit of a rarity. there are 300 million of them or whatever but because we have not had inflation, therefore the £50 note is not something we all have in our back pockets. it hasn't become more prevalent at all and if anything, it hasn't become more prevalent at alland ifanything, a it hasn't be

they are generally speaking an under educated or uneducated group.ey're coming though. geraldo: you have the richest country on earth that has a labor demand and a tradition of welcoming these people, however under the table, to fill these jobs and to pick the apricots and wash the dishes and take care of the babies and mow the lawns and deliver the pizzas and so forth. we've had this irregular relationship, what i would like to see, even as the president gets the wall that he has earned he's earned the wall. i grew strong on my criticism of the wall. now give the dreamers their path to citizenship and why not reopen, here is something logical, reopen the old program, where we welcome hundreds of thousands of these workers on a temporary seasonal basis. they come in and do the harvest and then we send them home. jedediah: geraldo let me just interrupt you for one second though because people seeking asylum, this is not about economic opportunity for when it comes to asylum. these are people who are claiming that there is credible threats of violence