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that is that the unitedstates is a great state .s absolutely corrupt and it's that you can't wait to get his fangs into iran. >> it's fine to go ahead and publish it because it was a former president? >> admits the us look bad. there you go. >> in this letter going forward he did not mention anything about the nuclear deal. i guess it's not surprising but certainly it's probably one of the only things that the president would stand up to take a closer look at if he did mention it. >> i think he would be steering clear of that on purpose. that is such a high level politics. it's inside tehran.he wouldn't dare interject himself and not because if it were to precipitate the us action then he would get the blame for it. he would stay on the length from that and at the same time trying to keep his political political irons near the fire. they don't want them in the fire then they won't be.he is going to try to stay on it. >> thank you, colonel for your insight. >> all the big demonstrations that we have sinned against trump Ãlawmakers in

executive orders and repercussions back and forth when somalis were perhaps on their way to the unitedstates and stopped and started again. what has that done to the country? >> when i was down there, people felt really abandoned. they felt abandoned by the united states. they felt abandoned by the kenyans. and about 200 of the refugees there had been flown to nairobi, awaiting flights to the united states. and they were canceled. and i think the important thing to remember is that these are refugees who have been there since the 90s and have been waiting for resettlement to the united states anywhere from six to nine years. and so this was really heartbreaking for them. but then this decision from the 9th circuit came down, and i was just at the transit center here in nairobi a couple of days ago, and they've started flying back to the united states again. and the 200 who were sent back to the camps to await flights have now been brought back to nairobi, and they've started flying out today, back to the united states. >> sreenivasan: all right, eyder peralta, of npr joining us vie skype fro

but mostly cases could be broken into the 80s when the unitedstates , the slave states came up with the anatomy act and because these grave robbers and went in business for 30 or 40 or 50 years were caught so that's when we created it in cincinnati legislation. >> i was curious of some other factors potentially, the color of the slaves might affect their value i guess and also the slaves, did they have an incentive to hide or make themselves appear less valuable? >> absolutely. i'll answer the second question first. sometimes they did drastic things to make themselves less valuable. it was a story i think chapter 3 about women and their menstrual cycles so some women on the plantation made sure that they were not pregnant. we had 15 or 20 in the plantation, 15 or 20 women that were of childbearing age and there was they were surprised none of them were pregnant. he kept saying you guys are tampering with his value, are you doing something, are you doing something to your body and they didn't know and finally later on somebody suspected that they had eaten some cotton roots or cotton oil