mike vickers has lived here for 30 years.kers: we're sick and tired of the bodies showing up, where these ruthless coyotes walk off and leave these people to die. they don't call 911. o'brien: in 2006, he started the texas border volunteers to help report undocumented immigrants on private land. he says migrants destroyed several of his fences, so he installed an electric one. vickers: it's not gonna kill anybody, but, uh, it will roll your eyes back and make you wet your pants. i have to have that fence. without that fence, i couldn't put livestock in those pastures because those fences would be totally destroyed, which leaves me liable for somebody having a fatal car wreck on that highway if they hit some of my livestock or one of my horses, so that's what i have to have to survive here and be a rancher is electricity on the fence. o'brien: vickers says he's sympathetic to the women and children trying to escape violence in their home country but says they should find a way to come legally. vickers: our country cannot susta

at the uk is a risky game at vickers at the end of the day you want to do trade deals with other countries risk jobs in india orjapan or brazil, they don't be surprised that when you come around to do that deal it might bea you come around to do that deal it might be a bit more difficult. we have to be very cautious, we have a duty of responsibility. 30% of the uk passed that mid—sized companies, worsley in the regions, are foreign subsidiaries. they employed more people than all the big companies or small companies. that is important to the economy but also important to overseas countries too. thank you very much. let's go to asia now — and a flood of economic reports for november confirm the slowdown in china's economy is continuing. growth in industrial production and retail sales have both come in below expectations — factories and consumers all feeling the squeeze from a weakening economy and the ongoing trade war with the us. christine hah is following this for us in singapore. this seems to be moving the markets in asia. yes, markets have reacted to this because the biggest thing th

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les vickers and weren't going down without a fight though corinne bello robbie powered home to half the deficit with twenty five minutes to go. but frankfurt held on to return to winning ways after back to back as legal losses. it's just business is now at monaco and france is facing a tough budget situation after the government was forced to backtrack on economic reform yes yeah the budget deficit in france is not looking very good it actually sets to rise to over three percent of g.d.p. that as a result of president in muslim of course promised to boost wages for low income workers and he made the platters the pledges following weeks of protests the demonstrations were originally sparked by anger over a planned fuel tax hike in response might cost crap the tax and increase the minimum wage by one hundred euros a month the total cost of those concessions could be up to fifteen billion viewers fueling concerns of unsustainable debts. meanwhile the e.u. commission says that it's in talks with rome over italy's revised twenty nine thousand budget proposal with it the italian government ai

. >> two years into his three-year term, clapper and vickers pull the plug on flynn. >> they went tore going to serve your two years and then you are going to retire. he was deeply wounded by that. really bitter and upset. bitter and upset. >> someone in the army that gets that high, they are very ambitious. they are a workaholic. the job is their entire life. now all of that is taken out from under him. so, yeah, he was livid, livid. >> for the first time in 33 years, michael flynn is a civilian. >> he wasn't an experienced businessman. i know he wanted to be like a lot of the people in washington that leave the military and go out and make a lot of money. >> he forces a security consulting firm. the flynn intel group. the following year begins cultivating clients and joins the ranks of former military officials on the paid speaker circuit. controversy rears its head. his appearance at the 2015 tenth anniversary celebration of rt, russia today, a propaganda arm of the kremlin, raises eyebrows. >> president obama seems to think he is containing isis. >> i know he said that. i disagre

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