it's why von brown was at the top of the black list for capture. but they were also ahead in aviation medicine. and this was very important because the u.s. knew that aircraft would play a primary role moving forward in our weaponry and our weapon systems. and the reich had been able to advance aviation technology. the idea was, how do we fly higher, further and faster and whereas american, you know, medical researchers had to work with rabbits and guinea pigs, the reich had access to humans in the concentration camp. putting humans in high altitude chambers and so forth. and these were the kind of individuals that were taken to america. but what was really alarming to the allies, to the scientists in this -- in the immediate aftermath of the war was how far advanced the reich had become in chemical weapons and biological weapons. and i found this little part of the story particularly interesting. i'm going to briefly tell you about two characters. the person who led the biological weapons program and the chemical weapons program bt because "operat

. >> refugees science like albert eistien, excuse zv von brown so could work in u.s. intelligence.ace program. refugees also informed our political life. think of henry kissinger, madeleine albright they played a key role, there are others that played a key role in shaping our political life. they've shaped our cultural life. the austrian composer and the russian french painter. there are many, many other refugees we could highlight. they've always played an important role in the political, economic and cultural life of our nation public opinion polls tell us that americans were very concerned about accommodating refugees no matter how noble the cause, no matter how noble the individu individual. >> in 1980 congress passed the refugee act. in the 1980 refugee, i tried to free the definition of refugee. instead they adopted the u.n. definition of refugee. can anyone tell me the five protected categories of the u.n. and u.s. definition of refugee? >>. >> race, religion, nationality. >> it's a well founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality. the refugee act also

von miller is sending you wine, how do you take it. >> you take it any way you want to. i remember game ocho cinco sent pepto business mall to the browns one year. i don't know how you do it but he's known as sacking everybody he meets. i would take that not easy. >> i know how i would take my wife saying you can't tell but it can't be in the drive way where the cars go. that means sell it. else he is going to do. >> cars for kids. >> put it on the street? >> if kirk cousins was part of the justice league which character would he be. kirk cousins justice league who would he be. >> i don't know who would he be you have this one. >> aqua man. don't get any respect but throw hardcore right? >> i mean justice league with -- >> i like that. >> i'm thinking here now i i would want to be a part of that. one cause i've been supportive is of upper sipper youth. santana moss foundation and my cause i support yunl showing them they can dream. they're the dream. basically letting them know we're not guys you see on tv you cannot touch. we were once in your same situation. you can be for the dream. >> you need to wash your hands before you touch me