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during that yearr,eg we have the governor george wallace. and for me it set a tone of i just declared war. we are talking about war anyway. just another form of war. it also set them up to try to understand what our battle was. that was a battle cry for us. dr. king had organized in birmingham alabama. after coming out of albany georgia they were marching and they learned from albany georgia not to be as broad and what they were marching for. they had been organizing with results. for me the whole inspiration of this book was the children's march. watching on television every night and having that. i needed to watch in march with the children. and not be isolated. my dad found a way to bring us into the civil rights movement it was the boxes that would go down and travel with my dad. enthey needed people to bring visibility to thend movement and they were one of the great guys there. that's where dr. king was saying. and my dad the children who have been jailed. they also stayed at that motel. martin luther king a friend of the family.y. wha

i think dhs made a dreadful mistake in the immediateat afteof 2016 that it took them almost a yearr eal how many states were actually attacked, because virtually every state was attack. and i think, again, we're better, t i can't give you the assurance that we will be totallsafe in 2020. that's why we ought to pass this biptisan legislation. that's why the relatively small amount to go into protecting money the inteity of our system should take place.y >> when you latively small amount of federal money, i mean, $380 million has been appropriate maybe more needs to be appropriated. but if that money were disbursed to the statetoday, would it be in place in order to start protecting elections that start in three months? is that enough time? >> we won't be ready, if the money was dispersed today, for all of the primaries. but some of the issues that we need, some of this will take more time, t we can make sure that there is a paper-ballot backup in every state in the country, r if we put thuirement on the federal moneys that were to be disbursed. >> let's talk about the disinformation camp

there seems to be this one step forward, one step back type of dance we have been in for the yearr partf the last where there appears to be progress for a resolution between two of the world's largest economies, and then there is a step back or an about-face, and so there continues to be an immense level of uncertainty. caroline: you're going to be sticking with us as we bring in our guest, a man who has long been helping u.s. investors look for asian investments. how do you navigate the headlines? where do you stand in terms of optimism? >> right. i think you have to take a secular view of what is going on in the world and then trade around the noise, so to speak. i would say in the context of your comment, the noise to signal ratio seems like it has never been higher, particularly in the markets i trade, which are in asia, and most of that is due to this trade war narrative, right? say in the context of the tariffs specifically, i think the trade war is just about over. caroline: yeah? >> yeah. i think the chinese and the american policy makers have learned how to communicate, and it

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immigrants and rivers to dieie d open terrain to die in tractor-trailers to die or the border patrol last yearr- conducted 4000900 rescues of immigrants who smugglers abandoned tos die. we also encountered 24 bodies along the southern border including skeletal remains. i've told these stories before and i think i told it to this very committee of a paraplegic man who smuggled through the water to avoid apprehension without giving it a second thought. we know children are being rented and recycled. last fiscal year's cbp identified over 6000 family members impacting over 1834 juveniles. we had a honduran man who bought a child for $80. why did he do it? because the loopholes in our system told him in the smugglers make sure he understood if you grab a child that's your passport to united states. it's her broken immigration legalyo framework which is providing incentive driving the crisis. we have been asking and i feel like i've beeng begging for congress to act. if congress continues to fail to come together across the aisle more children and families will be placed in harm's way by the cartel