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president and his administration have really tightened that already difficult bureaucratic the that the uri- that immigration system makes up. host: paul in kansas city, missouri, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. the past couple of callers, to follow-up what they are saying, as an african-american male, i am just on the opposite side of the gentleman i saw minutes ago because he has kind of accepted the rhetoric that is put forth from stephen miller kind of voices that are coming out of this administration. that have come into america from south of the taking jobs specifically from -- are not taking jobs specifically from minorities. it is like what that study shows. initially it looks like that, but in the long-term term it is not. the jobs that they are taking and filling are as roofers or carpenters, and the concrete industries. those are not areas of the industries that black americans were working in. but if you listen to the rhetoric, the trump is aistration's policy great friend to black america. donald trump stood at mount rushmore and used the words of martin luth

. >> host: and uris must have all the answers about isis. [laughter] >> that too. but after, before 911 people would treat people like me as arabs. after 911 we became muslim. that was the only identity even over both, i am both. there is a sort of perception that everyone was lumped into the same group. and so in my mind it is really a period of time that both have this sort of like an environment of fear. but also on a personal level it is something i experienced in various ways, comes in the workplace, comes during job interviews, different things that happened. but of course i don't cover, there is nothing necessarily about me says i am muslim or anything, that a lot of times i hear these comments more than i see you then. and then of course, later, just as things were kind of calming down, along comes isis. that is a whole other set of questions. >> you feel like you could talk openly about questioning the war in iraq? or the war in afghanistan? stomach i think after 911, i think there's a great deal of awareness on the part of the american muslims everything

in a normal investigation of uri it would be fairly quickly and then a grand jury hearing and then indictment rollout of what happened here. if it's true that they've been looking into this for two years and in a positive for the election, and here we are gassing it up again, it just makes you wonder what does it take to get our d.o.j. and fbi really rolling on these people? kennedy: else i would take spirit it takes for eric or don junior to be investigated. because of their dad runs again in 2024 guarantee they're not going to take your foot off the gas. congressman andy biggs i appreciate your time. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: in the meantime, all my god i would really love to find needs way to marry these two stories pretty kind of did on twitter for a notes journal sick of your responsibilities seriously customer journalism? come on man. anti- trump congressman eric swallow that's the one and made a big's inky mess of his own for the last 24 hours with this while well was very chummy, even spoony with a suspected female honey trap society what by the austin powers last name. swallow clai

uri lit emco as the time was the general. the first thing i did was to introduce myself and tell them i'm here on behalf of rudy giuliani and the president of the united states, and i'd like to put you on speaker phone, which we did. we put rudy on the phone and rudy relayed to them we were there on behalf of the president of the united states. >> that you were there to speak on trump's behalf? >> those exact words. >> in may of last year, mr. giuliani started speaking with reporters about his plans to travel himself to ukraine to try to enlist the ukrainian government's assistance to help his client, president trump, basically in his re-election effort. he said he was going to ukraine to try to get them to announce investigations into vice president biden because that would be very helpful to his client. in the resulting firestorm of criticism, mr. giuliani's trip was called off in may. when he called off the trip, mr. giuliani made public statements criticizing the new government of ukraine, saying that ukraine's new presid

tell y your doctoror right awaf you haveve red coloror in uri, oror pain whilile you urininate, or aa a rare but s serious genital ininfection may be l life-threatatening. do notot take farxrxiga if you h have severere kidny proboblems or arare on dialyl. other seririous side e effects includude dehydratation, gegenital yeasast and bactcteril infectctions in wowomen anand men, urinary trtract infectction, low blooood sugar, and d sudden kididney problelem. ststop taking g farxiga anandl your d doctor righght away if you havave symptomsms ofof ketoacidodosis which h is seriousus and may y lead to dedeath. answer thehe alert. ask yourur doctor ifif farxia coululd do more e for you. if y you can't a afford yoyour medicatation, astrtrazeneca mamay be ablble to help.p. ♪ far-xi-ga >>> 2020 marks 400 years since the mayflower carried some of the first european settlers across the atlantic ocean to america. to commemorate, another vessel is recreating the voyage. as roxana saberi reports, this will look and feel much different. >> reporter: among the yachts and floaters at plymouth, england

president and his administration have really tightened that already difficult bureaucratic the that the uri- that immigration system makes up. host: paul in kansas city, missouri, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. the past couple of callers, to follow-up what they are saying, as an african-american male, i am just on the opposite side of the gentleman i saw minutes ago because he has kind of accepted the rhetoric that is put forth from stephen miller kind of voices that are coming out of this administration. that have come into america from south of the taking jobs specifically from -- are not taking jobs specifically from minorities. it is like what that study shows. initially it looks like that, but in the long-term term it is not. the jobs that they are taking and filling are as roofers or carpenters, and the concrete industries. those are not areas of the industries that black americans were working in. but if you listen to the rhetoric, the trump is aistration's policy great friend to black america. donald trump stood at mount rushmore and used the words of martin luth

pursuant to uri, h.res. 965, fovi inform the hou that mr. clay will vote yes on 1271. and finally, madam speaker, as he member designated by mr. carson of indiana, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house will vote yes on h.res. 1271. for peaker pro tempore: what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member eshoo, ed by ms. pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. eshoo will on h.res. 1271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? mrs. dingell: as the member designated by dr. ruiz of california, pursuant to h.res. i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote aye on h.res. 1271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? charade -- mr. schrader: as the member by mr. lipinski, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform mr. lipinski will vote yes on h.res. 1271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. sarbanes: thank you, madam speaker. mr. e member designated by