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where i come from right your remains uninformed contineu soft times meeting new ones and information and when i was young my country was drawing. it's the war. most people want god. to see. it was my goal to in one of the largest states. everyone in the town. listen towards our kids. letting husband from inside my own cardio in john morse on the lawn even stopped by us i was there to and from the more. my choice to discard because given their way toward transmitted for the troops. men in the grass mom much and i was nuts did i. welcome to another part thanks paul special today is all about germany is great news band coco tronic will talk about the indie rockers unique times of fang listen to what other musicians have to say about them and have a look at their latest album. lyrical acrobats regular chart toppers toko tronic of being a one of a kind in germany's music in.

sooner well it's not uncommon for investigators for something current a case is to keep the public uninformed for certain terms of like keeping the investigation going like strategic reasons bus in this crisis rather problematic because they said they knew by mid december when the initial publication of the lings where the data was circulated with became public but the early yesterday stated that the now looking into it they had yesterday crisis meeting with the intelligence services and the internet the german federal agency for information security problematic it is because the links that have been circulated within the last month could contain potentially malware so if people are just digging into it which is sometimes quite tempting if you think of like oh i want to be a detective myself then that could contain malware which then again cause of course could cause harm to the computers of those use it and of course they didn't inform a lot of the victims or some people had been informed but not everybody and that's of course a concern because people trust these agencies to take care of thi

i mean socialism to the highly uninformed, even with the yellow vest protests in france, and even withhe unrest in venezuela, the argument is they don't get it right. france doesn't get it right and venezuela didn't get it right. but we here in the united states we're going to get the socialism thing right >>> yeah i guess we're gonna turn everything over to the dmv and they could run things efficiently. that's the logic of equality of result. it gets more radical. it happened in ancient athens, france, each generation looks back at the prior radical generation and says you're old forking is and we're going to get more radical. there's not much more you can go when you outline the socialist agenda. you can't go much more to the left. why is it happening now? i think part of it is the democratic party is a party of the very wealthy, i'm not talking about very wealthy, i'm talking about levels of riches we've never seen before in silicon valley, wall street. it's primary left. the republicans learned that in the 2018 midterms. they were swamped. and all of these candidates are very well

i voted leave, i feel i was totally uninformed and if there was a referendum again tomorrow, it may berent. now on bbc news, the travel show. my name's tony giles. i'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears and i'm travelling around the world trying to visit every country. we're in the old city! israel is country 124. i see a place with my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. shouting. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, buy this, buy this, come and look at this! i feel the atmosphere, ifeel the energy, the buzz. shouting. i was born with my eye condition, so i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and now i'm 80% or severely deaf in both ears, but i use digital hearing aids. oops! i travel alone, because it's the biggest challenge i can get. and travelling by myself... excuse me! ..i get to interact with more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone sighted, they'd be doing all the work, they'd be doing all the guiding, and i wouldn't get to touc

history shows us that socialist ideas are always easy to sell to uninformed, indoctrinated, and sometimesrate voters. but it's impossible to fully fund. it never works. it's a false promise of free stuff forever. but as always, you eventually run out of other people's money. kamala harris, i don't know, would do better pursuing maybe a career as a dj. >> a song that has to be played loud because you have to hear the bass, "the sun is shining" by bob marley and the wailers. >> laura: or may be a backup singer. >> one nation under a groove, getting down just for the love of it. can i get it? >> laura: or, i don't know, a voice-over artist. >> [laughs] you all right? [laughs] >> laura: [laughs] if you buy what she is selling, she may have the last laugh, but you are going to be crying out all the way to the government-owned bank. and that's the "angle." here not to debate, alfredo ortiz, president and ceo of the job creative network in adam green, cofounder of the progressive change committee. adam, is your name really "green"? green jobs, green economy, although this sounds good from a sing

president trump was chastising intelligence agencies when he was a candidate and calling them weak and uninformed ink they are used to it now and have factored is into the process. what was interesting to see so many u.s. intelligence officials getting up and speaking with one voice and nothe wavering on assessments. nobody was trying to fudge it one way or another to make the assessment on iran or north korea more in line with the president's statements. i think they realized this is -- these are maybe the eccentricities of the president anhe is not afraid to challenge his own advisors and come aer them. talking to people in the intelligence community, it doesn't make them feel great but they just recognize at this point that that is the way he is and hes not going to change. laura: you talk about his eccentricities, but when the president meets with vladimir putin without a notetaker, does that worry intelligence agencies and put them at odds with their leader the president? shane: it most certainly does, and you are right to put that in a different category from public statements. his behavior

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it for the trucks left without it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many are uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. prosecutors say the suspect arrested in connection with a huge data breach targeting around a thousand politicians and public figures has confessed to being guilty you know this one came in a news conference from choose de paul asli is got more the story doesn't prosecutors say that a twenty year old suspect has confessed to being behind the. personal data belonging to leading politicians and celebrities here in germany now they say that he hosted doctors last december various twitter accounts they also say that there's no sign if there was any kind of. involvement among the stuff we were able to find the data carrier which the suspect had hidden a few days before the search after the story hit the headlines we made a backup copy and this information is now available to the investigators during the course of the interrogation the suspect said he had acted alone the investigation has so far not established any third party involvement either.

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about it resent trucks left without it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many are uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. the u.k. government staged a traffic jam has been branded a waste of time i'm too little too late it was a rehearsal for a no deal bricks in the port city of dover politico has the details. and this was a department for transport trial it was called operation brocken it's all about stress testing the u.k.'s rodin haulage system to see if it would be able to handle the potential disruption euphemistically speaking in the event of a no deal bragg's it now under the government's contingency plans they took a disused airport about thirty miles away from dover and said that they could use it as a parking facility for up to six thousand lorries so to test this plan that department of transport hi it's a number of trucks and got them to dry from this disused at full fire a number of small roads owned to the port of days that bought and this is a pretty thing but only eighty nine lorries took part in the trial so you can take a look at what operatio

about it for the trucks left about it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many are uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. thank you that's how a russian military police have started to patrol the syrian city of my beach they say the main goal is to provide security and stability in the region but i guess d.f. takes a look at how the city has become pivotal in the syrian conflict this safe zone a buffer zone really was established off the kurdish why p.g. foolish has moved out they handed the area over to the syrian government the syrian army and it was the clem demilitarized zone. patrolled by russian military police one of the who arrived on the seventh of january now the goods weren't acting out of altruism but because turkey was and ease threatening to invade its views the y.p. g p k k it's terrorists. because the turkey is targets in kurds is a russian will took you started to the kurdistan workers' spot to tahrir groups one of the goals of turk to struggle against the p.k. k. in that syrian suits is to save the kurds from the tyranny and suppression of the

about it and then shrugs laugh about it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. from the rightwing alternative for germany party is fighting for his life after being brutally attacked in the northwestern city of braman with more than what we know you're supposed to. a member of the german parliament belonging to the far right alternative for germany the a if the party has suffered serious injuries after being attacked by three men as he exited the new year reception that was held at a local theatre in the northern german city of bremen on monday now the party has issued a statement in which he described this as an assassination attempt what we understand happened to the parliamentarian mr frank magnet is that he was knocked unconscious onto the ground and as he lay there these three men continued to beat him the incident was only stopped after reportedly a builder intervened and chased the main away now the three suspects are stood at large the police in the local prosecuting office have opened an investigation and the

i voted leave, i feel i was totally uninformed and if there was a referendum again tomorrow, it may be'll be following that vote live from westminster on tuesday. it all takes place from 1900 gmt, and there will of course be full coverage throughout the day on bbc news. stay with us for that. from brexit to tennis, and andy murray is out of the australian open after losing a five—set thriller, which could be his final match. the grand slam champion announced on friday that he would retire this year because of a chronic hip problem. there was a standing ovation from the crowd and tributes from fellow players at the end of the game. from melbourne, hywel griffith reports. the beginning of the end, or a finalfarewell? not even andy murray knows if this was his last match. but just in case, he gave everything. initially that wasn't enough, as roberto bautista agut gave him the run—around, but then somehow he fought back, fist—pumping points as if a grand slam was at stake. incredibly he took the next two sets on tie—breaks, until eventually the pain and his opponent were too much. afterwar

i voted leave, i feel that i was totally uninformed., it may be different. so a second referendum on the deal? if you know what the deal is before you are asked to vote, then perfect. you can'tjust keep going to this referendum, can you? you vote for an mp and they voice your opinion as a constituent. but they are not doing it. i can't think of any other industry where this would be allowed. top, high directors and management arguing. you wouldn't get away with it. you have elected your mps to voice your opinions so they should sort it out amongst themselves. but they are not? no, exactly. that is the problem. what do we do? if it comes to no deal, no deal. so finally we want to know how do you feel about your country right now, about britain. i want you to write down a word that describes your mood. indecisive. tired. positive. unsure. chirpy. sad. at the beginning of a tumultuous week for the nation's democracy citizens seem apprehensive but determined to make the best of things. fortitude and fear in equal measure. the debate on the

i voted leave, i feel that i was totally uninformed.he deal? if you know what the deal is before you are asked to vote, then perfect. you can'tjust keep going to this referendum, can you? i don't think it's a great idea. you vote for an mp and they voice your opinion as a constituent. but they are not doing it. i can't think of any other industry where this would be allowed. top, high directors and management arguing. you wouldn't get away with it. you have elected your mps to voice your opinions so they should sort it out amongst themselves. but they are not is the problem. no, exactly. that is the problem. what do we do? if it comes to no deal, no deal. so, finally, we want to know how do you feel about your country right now, about britain. i want you to write down a word that describes your mood. indecisive. tired. positive. unsure. chirpy. sad. at the beginning of a tumultuous week for the nation‘s democracy citizens seem apprehensive but determined to make the best of things. fortitude and fear in equal measure. mark easton, bbc n

it's scary, of our mass of society, that is just so uninformed. ke time to look at all the c-span live coverage of stuff hat goes on. the pbs news hour, it's fair and balanced. just like c-span. our society is terrible. here's a couple other considerations. what they need to do when they go in these discussions to extend it, reopen -- people can't fool themselves. it's only three weeks? to ghi

they seem to be utterly uninformed about the fact that in point of fact it's an old, tried, and failed ideology that's been tried at least 70 times and the record of those is unblemished by success. now let me address the question of how we should think about equality. the united states declaration of independence first states that the all men are created equal. 14th amendment to the constitution provides that no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or pursuit of -- or property without due possess of law or deny any person within its jurisdiction equal protection of the law. the principle of equal justice under law has roots in antiquity. the athenian heracles put forth a version of it, as dirt aristotle. it rests on the idea that we're all god's children. the principle of self-ownership and shared dignity. john locke argued that by nature all men are equal and they must be respected but they must also respect the equal rights of others. edmund burke, probably the father of modern conservativism said in this partnership, by which he meant civil society, all men have equal ri

maybe they're out working or they're uninformed, they're not in the loop. i call them the silent majority, and they are going to be the victims of your mistakes. nobody will talks about them. their fate is not even considered in this, which you need to go back and vote on by the way. i also want to address last week's taxi task force meeting. they were ugly, i hear. the director isn't running these meetings fairly. she's favoring the prop k medallion holders and letting them interrupt those who waited their turn. i was attacked and degraded when it came my time to speak, and i would like to know how many of these prop a medallion holders are women and how many are going to hire women and as a result will women stay in the industry if they're locked out of s.f.o.? >> okay. thank you. >> okay. next time. >> okay. thank you very much. next speaker. >> teresa and ziad and then jete is the last person. >> during the last taxi task force meeting, mark was insulted by the people who kept on interrupting. the books say in the task force that only the task force mem

young people today seem to think socialism is this new, exciting prospect and seemed to be utterly uninformed about the fact that in point of fact it is old, tried and failed ideology, tried at least 70 times, the record is unblemished. let me address the question of how we should think about equality. the united states declaration of independence states all men are created equal. the 14th amendment to the constitution provides that no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process law, due process of law nor deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law. the principle of equal justice under the law has roots in antiquity. pericles in his funeral oration puts a version of it as did aristotle. it rests on the idea that we are all god's children. the principle of self ownership and shared dignity. john locke argues all men are by nature equal and equal rights must be respected but they must also respect the equal rights of others. edmund burke, probably the father in some sense of modern conservatism said that in this partnership by whi

him in the beginning how would he describe the president, he said well, he doesn't read, he is uninformed, he will not take a briefing, and he is not very interested in much more than what people have to say to them. which i thought was pretty astonishing. but then, you know a couple weeks after that the syria thing happens and mattis leaves, but if you look at what his letter said, it basically said the same thing and now you have got the chief of staff who is gone and if you go back and look at some of the things he said and what they are now quoting him, sources are, who know him are saying it sounds like it all comes down to that. he does not like to be challenged and when he makes up his mind, that's the way he sees it and he is not going to be dissuaded. i just, left left i don't know why, maybe just because nobody ever quotes him, but i keep going back to martin van buren [ laughing ], you don't hear many people quote martin van buren, in fact he was andrew jackson's vice president and a master politician. but he said, at one point that government should not be operated based on th

i think it was shockingly uninformed.ch and all the others that study the 45 million latinos in this country, they are assimilating at a rate that's faster than any other ethnic group in our history. the first crew in from weather metric mexico or central america or wherever, they come in and they are officially spanish language dominant. the survey shows that by the second-generation of the children are english-speaking dominant, the majority of them, and by the third generation they have to go to night school to learn expansionist and get a b because they don't speak spanish anymore. i don't know where tom got that observation, may be in front of the bodega on the upper west side of manhattan. >> martha: may be, i don't know. i just want to show you what brit hume said because i think one of the problems is that the discussion that you just had would have been a great discussion to have with him. it doesn't mean that he is racist or insensitive to other cultures during that's where it instantly goes. here's what he said

uneducated, uninformed or engaging in discrimination, i don't know.i know that i had written about this publicly, and i know that's what they did i know how much of an impact getting thrown out of school had on me. imagine living your life and then someone comes along that early at a sudden moment and says okay, go. everything you are doing is gone, we are not going to allow easier to defend pack. leave now. no warning. that's what happened to me. it was devastating for so much of my life because i kept waiting for the floor to come out from under me again. this kid had been told and not these words if you tell these people, even those that are supposedly required to legally accommodate you, if you tell people, you cannot necessarily expect a human response. people in institutions think they would never do as people. i'm answering your question like this to make it very clear that the accommodation was through notre dame. there is one of many. there's a person that was thrown out of nursery school in a person who was thrown out of a community college

i voted leave, i feel that i was totally uninformed.omorrow, it may be different. so a second referendum on the deal? if you know what the deal is before you are asked to vote, then perfect. you can'tjust keep going to this referendum, can you? you vote for an mp and they voice your opinion as a constituent. but they are not doing it. i can't think of any other industry where this would be allowed. top, high directors and management arguing. you wouldn't get away with it. you have elected your mps to voice your opinions so they should sort it out amongst themselves. but they are not? no, exactly. that is the problem. what do we do? if it comes to no deal, no deal. so, finally, we want to know how do you feel about your country right now, about britain. i want you to write down a word that describes your mood. indecisive. tired. positive. unsure. chirpy. sad. at the beginning of a tumultuous week for the nation's democracy citizens seem apprehensive but determined to make the best of things. fortitude and fear in equal measure. mike east

not by uninformed political restrictions. the southern border remains the principal entry point for the united states. narcotics are spiking. we have also seen an increase in fentanyl coming across the southern border which kills about 72,000 americans every year. the southern border is also the primary entry for criminals and gang members. just last year we apprehended more than 17,000 criminals and thousand gang members along the southern border. we are also concerned about potential terrorists as well. these aliens are travel patterns with other characters -- characteristics of concern. we need a strong border wall system to keep these threats and others out of the u.s. and i strongly support your continued effort to obtain the needed resource from congress. and if i could let me just give you a little bit more about the crisis. we need to address poorly written and outdated law. our laws allow illegal aliens into the country and allow them to stay. this must change. here's the reality of the crisis we're sinking on averag

uninformed or engaging determination? i don't know.i know i've written about this publicly and i know that what they did, i know how much of an impact getting thrown out of school had on me. i know that it really, imagine living your life and then someone comes along, literally at a certain moment and says, okay, go. everything you are doing is gone. all your friends are gone. we're not going to allow you to even pack. leave now. no warning. that's what happened to me. it was devastating so much of my life. i kept waiting for the floor to come out from under me again. so this kid, he has been told in not these words, if you tell people, even the people were supposedly required to legally accommodate you, if you tell people, you cannot necessarily expect a human response. people do things in guise of institutions that they would never do as people. i'm answering your question like this so we make clear that the accommodation was through don't attain. don't think it's just notre dame. there's one of many, a person throwing out of nursing

of sustained study, struggle and focus on this topic your opinions are limited, superficial and uninformed. how can i say that when i don't even know you? maybe you have been to costa rica. maybe you have muslim nieces and nephews. i can say this because nothing in dominant society gives us the information we need to have a complex nuanced understanding or social dilemmas since the beginning of this country. you have to devote sustained study, struggle and focus to get the information you need in this society if you are white and the forces are pushing against you getting that. you can get to graduate school in this country without ever discussing racism, can you not? you can get through law school in this country. you can get through teacher education in this country without discussing racism. if you are in a progressive teacher education program you will have one required multicultural class. your faculty will take 10 years to get you the class, fight to keep the class and you might just be talking about how to introduce ethnic authors in february. the first challenge for white people is

they worry about is he going to fudge, is he so economically uninformed he will say stuff like that.ould he undo his own economic and market recovery? >> yeah, to an extent. but that is some of the fear. tariff man. he thinks tariffs are good. tariffs not good for markets or economy. they have never been. they may be a useful weapon you have to employ but they're not good. everybody knows it. people that employed it, democrats in terms of barack obama and president george w. bush, tell you they suck in terms of economic tool. neil: he said it raised billions of dollars, could pay for a wall. >> it is baloney. that is what the market is worried about. is he sophisticated enough to run a economy? does he listen to guys that are like mnuchin and hassett and larry kudlow. neil: by the way kevin hassett was on the airwaves talking about a slow down for a lot of companies. >> because of trade. neil: because of china slowing down. >> also trade he said. if you factor in -- neil: what do you think of that? is that something to worry about? >> yeah. he is being honest. he will probably get in

that has been identified for operational purposes by the professional men and women of cbp, not by uninformed political restrictions that have been put on our appropriations. as you know, the southern border remains a principal entry point for both cocaine and methamphetamine entering the united states. and seizures in both narcotics are spiking. we've also seen, unfortunately, an increase in fentanyl coming across the southern border, which kills about 72,000 americans every year. the southern border is also the primary entry point for criminals and gang members. just last year, we apprehended more than 17,000 criminals and 1,000 gang members along the southern border. we are also concerned about potential terrorists as well, as you know. in 2018 alone, we apprehended 3,000 special-interest aliens coming into our country along the southern border. these are aliens that have travel patterns or other characteristics of concern to the intelligence community. mr. president, we need a strong border wall system to keep these threats and others out of the u.s. and i strongly support your continued

the problem that is going on with america today is about how much uninformed the people are.t is insane. somebody called earlier and talked about disinformation. americans have decided they don't want to be informed. i hear a lot of people cry about we are giving putin what he wants. this is why you have to be informed. turkey, iran, russia are all syrian allies. they are supposed to be in syria. the united states is not a syrian ally. we are there illegally. we are there in a war that does not concern us. someone will come on the air and say it is about our national security, no it is not. syria never invited the united states. let's talk about dealing with russia. past u.s. presidents have dealt with russia. even obama himself -- making .romises to putin with the withdrawal from afghanistan, we sewed -- we should withdraw from afghanistan. i don't know why people are all up in arms that wish to stay in afghanistan. host: when it comes to events in the near future, it was announced stacey abrams, a rising political star from georgia who narrowly lost a race for governor will