and so i think that he is very much part of a long tradition of xeno phobic tradition in the u.s. it is true, and i think that the constant stream of tweet is find exhausting. i to be the follow him. don't retweet him. i don't propagate what he has to say. i think i understand what it is he is trying to communicate just by reading about it in the newspapers and the headlines but i don't feel the need to validate it by retweeting it or giving it space on my own social media. i do think that he is very much a symptom and i think that even if he does lose re-election, his supporters are still going to be around, and there's going to have to be some kind of resolution to this debate that we are really having about what kind of a country we want to live in. that is what it really comes town to. do be want to live in a country that is diverse and everybody is bound by a set of shared principles or do we want to police in a country in which some people, namely white people, have more rights than everybody else. that is ultimately what donald trump is promising people and if not him someb

economist at the american institute for economic research in miami and we have made rezko he is in xenoschief investment strategist and we also have eric townsend he is host of the macro voices podcast original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go 1st to peter you know in looking at the very the. the broadest picture of what's going on in the economy right now i think we all have to be very honest with ourselves that the election cycle influenced people how they look at the economy how bad it is or how good it is and it's all been kind of changed and now as we move out of that cycle. give me your kind of most sober view. what's going on in the economy because you know we hear about a deb you recovery recovery are you and the new and and this time is the cave one which you would assume that it's. the recovery is good for some people and also the same time negative for others or we have going in different trajectory so when your cold sober view of what's going on the economy right now thanks it made my my you know inequali

than it did this generation protested against the all for a tarion rule of xeno bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear don't lay human clearly had diminished when life was really very beautiful under ben ali we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime in of a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where its jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east bernard smith al-jazeera city boos eat. now a new law has been passed in mexico to drastically curb the powers of u.s. drug enforcement agents the americans say it's a major setback in the fight against organized crime mexico those sees it as a question of sovereignty john heilemann reports of enforcement agents in fictional series like narcos there are bones storming presence in mex

than it did this generation protested against the all for a tarion rule of xeno bettina ben ali their anger and frustration at how things have turned out is clear don't lay human. life which is really very beautiful and that ben ali we have a very beautiful life we lived happily together we loved each other we used to have everything now we don't have anything only crime and a bad thing. the economy here is expected to contract by 6.5 percent this year that's a significant challenge for any country but there's arguably more pressure to get through the downturn in tunisia where its jasmine revolution is often held up as an example of how popular uprisings can succeed in the middle east. now 2011 tunisia had his 1st democratic elections and then what they won by then are the party that have been banned under the previous regime and tunisians have voted regularly in elections since then the most recent was last year but by that election and had won only a 3rd of the votes that it got in 2011 showing the challenges this country faces it tries to rebuild its economy particularly that's now

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lindsay kline the noise of music notes ring xenos family piano inside their home on christmas it's gotreally kind of feels that way you see carries a know didn't think her husband mike would be sitting here by her side this christmas i said this will be the first christmas in 29 years. >>i haven't been with your dad you see just 8 days ago, mike sando underwent surgery for chronic kidney disease really was a miracle that everything came together. >>in light of the covid situation but the real miracle was in the miraculous discovery that was made when these 2 love birds found out that kerry was mike's perfect kidney match ended being a match for his kidney which just. blue everybody absolutely away so without any hesitation kerry fulfilled a lifelong goal of becoming an organ donor and to make the moment even more magical it was all for her own husband, it's one in 100,000 for non related people to be much cream that's true love right there. >>unconditional i mean there was never a hesitation i in i'd like to think that i would do the same thing for as well a story of unconditional love

to the champions league final now former tottenham boss maurice xeno is understood to be the favorite to replace to her. manchester city's premier league match on monday against everton was called off due to cope with 19 cases at city the game which was cancelled 4 hours before kickoff was meant to take place that everton's home ground goodison park now this is the 2nd premier league game to be called off this season because a krone virus city confirmed for positive cases on friday including striker govern and defend a car walker their training ground is now closed for a deep clean. and a decision will be made in the next few days as to whether city's match with chelsea can go ahead on sunday frank lampard side were in action on monday they drew one all with aston villa they went ahead through livia as you all but annoyed because he equalized for velo who move up to 5th one place above chelsea and with 2 games in hand over them so we have to get safety paramount i believe that's why the game's been called off tonight because of the fear of the spread within the squad for man city so f

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arrive to a location with your father, this should be a philosophy case and we should be talking about xeno's the arrow. you eventually did arrive there and that's what's happening here. in part because there's a deadline and deadlines force action. the deadline is the government funding that will run out december 11th. so really, it's easy to think about just from a tactical and technical point of view how you make this deal come together. you split the difference, you cut some sort of deal on liability protections as your correspondent was talking about and you can get to a round number, to an even number that's south of $1 trillion. so it's obvious the deal's out there but just because a deal is obvious to you and me talking right now doesn't mean they would have the political will to get the deal done. that's something we just don't know and you need to be inside of mitch mcconnell's head on that. neil: the fact that mitch mcconnell is open to it, and i remember it wasn't that long ago, in fact, last week at this time, that he had no interest in it. what's changed? >> the number. mcconnel

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special courts really so right now definitely a significant development in this ongoing investigation xeno we mentioned before that the investigation had been criticized for. the secrecy and lack of progress and after the explosion itself we saw a tremendous amount of violence and anger on the streets amongst the people of beirut particularly about corruption that had been an ongoing thing is there any i know this is obviously just breaking but is there any suggestion perhaps this might go some way to allaying the anger that those people have been feeling. well yes there has been a lot of public anger many feel that high ranking officials will not be held to account really in a country where there has been a culture of impunity they feel that the jury because it is you know many many many human rights groups they accuse the judiciary 11 on of being politicized in fact the judiciary try to throw the ball in the court of parliament a few days ago saying that parliament should be the ones questioning ministers and politicians it's not my jurisdiction to do that as the speaker of parliament sa