in the new york times has done that. they have done that every single day in the new york times has been covering donald trump the politician. and this includes in this article tonight. they couldn't get through the whole article without doing it. and in this article they are trying to cure itself of its habit of saying washing -- saying -- sane washing donald trump. and there were people who clapped enthusiastically for donald trump incoherent response to a question about childcare, a response that wasn't an answer. it was a widely criticized incoherent jumble that didn't answer the question in any way and in an article the new york times thought they could cure this sane washing habit by doing a larger portion instead of these short bits they used in the coverage of it. here is the attempt pedicure of its own habit of sane washing in which in the end it sane washes him a grin -- again. they say because quoting donald trump at length can provide additional context and here is a more extended account of his reply on affo

the article does offer the new york times own confession abouto doing exactly that. in here is the times confession in writing in this article. often the mangled statements are summarized in news accounts that do not give the full d picture of how baffling they can be. the new york times has done that every single day. the new york times has been covering trump the politician. including in this article g tonight. they could not get through the entire article without doing it. in this article the new york times is trying to cure itself n of its habit of saying washing donald trump and in the next passage after the one i just read the new york times tries to say and wash what trump said last week to the stupid rich people at the new york economic club who clapped enthusiastically for trumps incoherent response to a question about childcare. a response that was not a answer. it was a widely criticized incoherent jumble but did not in answer the question in any way and in the article tonight new york times thought they could sure their habit by including a large portion o

he received 2021 as part of the york times opinion series for a video that he reported on during the covid 19 pandemic, during which he visited two new york city hospitals and witnessed the heavy toll that the pandemic was taking on medical as they were fighting to keep americans alive. after decades of reporting nick announced in october of 2021 that he was leaving the times because he was preparing run for office seeking the democrat nomination for the governor of. oregon the state where he grew up and has lived on a farm between portland and, the beautiful oregon coast. and while that campaign didn't necessarily work out for a variety of reasons he did find a home back at the new york times. nick is married to cheryl, who is not only his partner in life, but his partner in writing. they have three children and live in the beautiful yamhill oregon now you might be thinking i evan glass two term member of the montgomery county council, is moderating this conversation well before running for office. i used to be a journalist myself. i worked at cnn for 12 years covering congress natio

you don't hear about in the new york times. you know, i mean it's, you know, it is, it takes chomsky and sanchez to be having this discussion in here on a channel is not even allowed to be seen in the united states kind of sucks, but that's what i mean that. um, well, we're not allowed to be seen in the united states now, apparently not, but you're being seen by tens of millions of people everywhere else. and of course they, they are watching us in the united states, but not on like cable television, i should say no to you. but that's exactly what i mean by that. the main stream media reinforces the far right narratives by neglecting or refusing or wilfully deciding not to address those questions. huh. well, and why did they do that? why did they do that? why, why, why won't rachel, matt, why we rachel meto complaint about putting in russia, but she won't tell you about we what we just did in venezuela. why is one interference, but the other one is on, on mentionable? well, i would say a couple of different reasons. one is that

close pulling shows you more from the new york times ahead of the debate. ernest in georgia, democratic caller. are you with us in georgia? what do you want to hear from the candidates? guest: i want to hear how -- the ex-president apologizes very six. host: we will take you to the debate now. >>

"the new york times" is reporting tonight eric adams has been indicted on federal charges. nbc news has not independently verified that report, and "the times" reports those charges remain sealed as of this evening. so we do not know what those charges are and what they include or do not include. joining me now is msnbc correspondent lisa rubin. if you could for people outside new york city and inside new york city, could you put in perspective the wide circle of investigation that surrounds the mayor of our fair city? >> so, alex, tonight we're only aware of one indictment, and so far "the new york times" is reporting that only mayor eric adams is the subject of that indictment. but as you just noted, the last several months have been swirling with rumors of multiple investigations surrounding new york's mayor, eric adams, and others in his closest circles. that includes former police commissioner edward caban. the school's chancellor, david banks, who announced yesterday his the intent to retire in december. it includes deputy mayor shina white and ultimate other city aide

"new york times," the 100 best restaurants in new york city?> yes. >> reporter: for the last two years ernesto's has been on his "best of" list. now, i happen to have with me the photograph that was always -- >> yes. >> reporter: how long ago was that taken. >> i think that's probably close to 20 years old. this is my entire disguise wardrobe. >> reporter: after slipping into restaurants in all sorts of glasses -- >> really, are you fooled? >> reporter: no. after concocting more than 100 different aliases and paying with multiple credit cards -- >> david malone, i felt was a nice invisible name. >> reporter: after eating out five nights a week since 2012, pete wells arguably the world's most powerful restaurant critic wrote on july 16th that he was done reviewing restaurants. for him the game is up. do you have any idea how many meals out you had in that 12 years? >> let's say between 2,500 and 3,000 meals maybe. is that a lot? i can't tell. >> reporter: sounds like a lot. with "the new york times" picking up the tab, for pete wells to eat out

former president trump is back ahead 48% to kamala harris 47% among likely voters brands new, new york timesna college poll harris had been leading in part >> the democratic convention would it win over, the 60% say should usher in major change 25% say harris represents a change from pd biden can she separate from her boss 56 administrators say would be more the same could be the problem for her 156% say former president trump -- 51% say o he former president trump would bring a major change. >> being criticized to visiting a spice store in pittsburgh known for discriminating against republicans. >> one thing you want to get across -- >> well there is a lot but look time to turn the page on divisiveness, it is time to bring our country together. start a new way forward. >> that published a essay about republicans bashed party said she wants to bring everybody together about the future, but then the spice store, about this poll when it comes to "new york times" siena poll the economy, abortion number two issues number one and two issues there, but trump has on a economy 55 to 42. immigration

that's according to the new "new york times" polling. been preparing for this debate in very different ways. trump has rallies, town halls, does these interviews all the time. harris has gone 50 days and counting without a formal press conference, okay? she spent the weekend hunkered down in pittsburgh studying but did make a stop at a spice store here. a chain that's infamous for attacking the gop. even offering discounts to celebrate trump's indictments saying reindicted and it feels so good. harris told reporters it is time to unite the country. >> it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it is time to bring our country together. chart a new way forward. >> harris is not happy with some of the abc news debate rules. she wanted to have the micks not muted to have the hot mic moments and interactions with trump. trump will have the final word because he won the coin flip. >> bill: thank you in pittsburgh. you will be on the move today. >> dana: i didn't know about the coin flip. a fox news contributor making hay since the former d

[laughter] >> jessica: "new york times" sienna poll, a plus poll.it were to bear out findings they came to, it would be gre greatest racial and generation al since the 1960s. if we're to believe kamala up three points with 18 to 24 year olds or she is up 55% with black voters. do you think donald trump will get more black voters than in 2020? sure. i don't think she will be that short on it and her advantage with woman turning out in droves to vote, she is up by 10 in this poll. it says to me, donald trump will take every white working clas voter in this country, i would have easier time believing that than she will win by three points. >> dana: we'll see. joy will get you so far and judge, what do you think about strategy of sitting on that lead for three weeks and letting trump define her while they sat back? >> judge jeanine: it's a shame. truth is, i thought it was longer. if you, i don't see the interview with thech as a real interview. so for me, it is like seven weeks allowing herself to not be out there and answer questions a allowing other

we have senator sheldon whitehouse joining us tonight after the blockbuster reporting by the new york times about what's going on inside the supreme court with the chief justice. they obtained some memos. this is reporting we've never seen before about how they arrived in that immunity decision. >> and that is based on source documents that don't exist in journalism. but you have never ever seen any other journalism. based on the documents that we have obtained from inside the court is a unicorn reporting? >> it is really striking to hold that in my hands reading it, thinking the supreme court is just kind of cracking in every way that it can. >> at a time when it is not like any other is under pressure. no worries. thank you. republicans who already know this news. the stock market closed at another all-time high today as they continue to outperform under every previous president. that means the rich are getting much richer during the biden administration. something that donald trump has always promised rich people would be impossible. but rich people have always done better in the stock m

so one thing i want to say about "the new york times" articlet th that is pretty funny, the lasttl lineis golf game and even though the secret service officers around him, it was only time he felt normal. that is the end of the don article, which is pretty normal. i don't think donald trump is giving up his golf game anytime soon. >> stick around the big four is next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ god bless the usa, from the lakes of minnesota... [laughs] have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and improve sleep. while the microsoothe advanced air therapy system oxygenates and softens skin. safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the c

the chagrin of folks on the right. >> john: you have donald trump saying the left-leaning "new york times" did not think you were letting for leadership but at the same time harris' campaign is running this ad ahead of tomorrow's debate. >> take it from the people who knew him best. donald trump is a danger to our troops and our democracy. we cannot let him lead our country again. >> john: in that land, the longer version of which adds comments, i wouldn't say testimony, from pens, marx, esper, and mark milley saying trump is bad from that job. >> no disrespect to any of those guys. they can vote for whoever they want and support whoever they want but when it comes to policy that people are voting on, you look at "the new york times" poll of the economy and immigration, it's no contest trump is the better pick for those policies and again, if you want to -- more people are concerned with their own lives and who is best for their own pocketbook. they are worried about endorsements left and right. if you are banking on endorsements you will lose. >> but if his former treasury secretary, his

then i open "the new york times" three days ago and it's you. >> boom.ns is one kind of fence sitter, but a huge gen z pop star is getting criticized for another type of election fence sitting. chappell roan, who hails for rural missouri, her career took off this year. you may have seen her perform at last week's mtv vmas. last month, she told rolling stone she declined an offer to perform at the white house and noted she's not a fan of donald trump either. in an interview with the guardian she said, quote, i have so many issues with our government in every way. there are so many things i would want to change, so i don't feel pressure to endorse someone. there's problems on both sides. i encourage people to use your critical thinking skills, use your vote. vote small, vote for what's going on in your city, unquote. not surprisingly, that literal both sides from an ardent fan and defender of drag performers hasn't gone over well with some of her gen z and lgbtq fans. olivia posted on x, pretty sure there's only one side painting drag queens out to be pedo

and we did name policies the last day like are in the new york times theater. paul is particularly illustrative. and that this same pole at this same time at joe biden, leading by about 10 points as hillary clinton, leading by adopting points. the fact that she's not leading in this poll, which over. busy democrats, which is still registered voters instead of likely voters meeting its tilted towards democrats. i think is disastrous for harrison i think puts the pressure on or in the debate because she has to perform. she did not perform well in the interview. and by the way, i don't think the media's that interested in this debate, they don't have the timeline scrolling at the bottom, how many hours and minutes and seconds until the debate. i think they're trying to not have people watch it because they don't want to see or have another flaming disaster by the way, just to collect 2 on one thing. this particular poll that just came out with the new york times, they over polled republicans, not democrats, which is why some people are saying that it looks like thi

and "a new york times"/see yen that poll had a two-point edge for donald trump. this is after weeks of harris momentum that appears to have dissipated going into the debate. when you drill down on the battleground states, you see a very close race. the two strongest states for harris right now, wisconsin and michigan. but check this out. pennsylvania, the state we're in right now, less than one percentage point separating the candidates, just ndz scundersco the stakes tomorrow night. >> david: i know, rick, you were also digging into the numbers in this "new york times"/siena poll. there's a striking number that speaks to how crucial this debate could be for vice president harris in particular. >> reporter: david, people were asked how much they know about the candidates now, and guess what? almost a third of voters say they need to learn more about kamala harris. 2 28%. before they can make their decision to vote. 90%, 9 in 10 voters say they know enough about donald trump to make a decision. again, putting extra pressure on kamala harris tomorrow night, david.

what they are expecting is that the meeting will actually take place, it is scheduled for 9:45 new york times 16:45 moscow time, as we can see, this time has already passed, the broadcast is even. zelensky's victory plan is not liked by either the republicans or the democrats, in response to the wish list brought, the list of desires, as the american press christened it, joe biden openly told the kiev clown that he will step down on january 20 next year, when his term as us president expires. he is handing over the reins of power to kamali, the new york times assures. on wednesday, the head of the white house already said that he would delegate everything to her, including domestic and foreign policy, but haris is clearly not ready for this. a short. only 10-minute meeting with zelensky in front of the cameras and no clear promises, which is why he quickly rushed to new york to trump. haris from kiev beggars simply ran away, as well as from questions from the press. us publications condemn harris, if she is essentially running away from responsibility, then how can she cope? there are still

i read yesterday, i believe it was in the "wall street journal," may have been in "the new york times," i'm a little older, and the crowd sizes and yelling, it distracts me here. there it was "the journal" or "the times," the headline was that what israel did with the pagers was a tactic and not a strategy. i couldn't disagree more. they have sent a clear, unmistakable message, not only to hezbollah. they sent it to hamas. they sent it to iran. we know where you are. we can get you wherever you are. you can never escape our reach. so back off. maybe they aren't saying that. they may just be saying, so die. i'm curious, though, admiral, what your thought is. not just on the military brilliance of their operation, according to many in the military community, but also the long-term impact of what they're doing here. >> i think it is both tactic and strategic effect they're seeking here. joe, you're absolutely right. i think there are really four audiences. you hit them. i'll add a thread to each. certainly, hezbollah. i mean, do you want to make up this morning working in the hezbollah i

he received 2021 as part of the york times opinion series for a video that he reported on during the covid 19 pandemic, during which he visited two new york city hospitals and witnessed the heavy toll that the pandemic was taking on medical as they were fighting to keep americans alive. after decades of reporting nick announced in october of 2021 that he was leaving the times because he was preparing run for office seeking the democrat nomination for the governor of. oregon the state where he grew up and has lived on a farm between portland and, the beautiful oregon coast. and while that campaign didn't necessarily work out for a variety of reasons he did find a home back at the new york times. nick is married to cheryl, who is not only his partner in life, but his partner in writing. they have three children and live in the beautiful yamhill oregon now you might be thinking i evan glass two term member of the montgomery county council, is moderating this conversation well before running for office. i used to be a journalist myself. i worked at cnn for 12 years covering congress natio

have a journalistic integrity principle in place for these topshot news organizations like new york times, it's kind of surprising to see them come out and say, you guys should consciously be avoiding these words when we see essentially those same level of charged words being used for conflicts like ukraine or conflicts that um it would benefit the us to be painting it. very specific way, how much do you think that americans really do trust their media when it comes to coverage of international events specifically with palestine? do you think that over the years americans have retained that trust in the media? have they accepted these media narratives that they're being fed, or do you think that is kind of shifting? so i definitely think it's shifting, and i think this is a really good question, the memo from the new york times was obviously very alarming but not surprising as well. so much of their reporting on what's happening in palestine, being very sanitized, using a lot of passive voice, and even just outrate irresponsible. um, so that it's alarming, but not surprising considering h

york city. completed on time.it of a question if so, why did he pressure to get that building done in time? the specific nature of the charges, we are obviously working on it. no other news organization is reporting the specific nature of the charges. but this long term investigation which led to the seizure of the mayor's phones, an incredible moment when federal agents and you can imagine this, approached the mayor, flanked by his nypd security detail because of the threats he receives approached him, took his cell phone, we have seen the cell phones of a number of new york city staffers being taken of mayoral appointees. some of them very high ranked within the city government. taken by the fbi. there is a separate police investigation into the police department. that is being led by agents assigned to the u.s. attorney's office to the southern district of new york. we will see where all this goes. and how it comes together and i'm a little bit hesitant to mention other names. because of course, you don't have

strikes on palestinian civilians from the bbc subtly casting doubt on casual. reports to the new york times focusing on bomb craters over human lives, we dissect how the media shifts the story away from the real human cost of these attacks, and from trump's cat eating immigrants to debate stage theatrix, social media expose is packed with viral moments and meme-worthy highlights that leave you laughing and shaking your head. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. recently a disturbing video made its rounds on social media where two israeli entity settlers openly called for genocide against palestinians. now this isn't just a fringe opinion, it was spread and discussed on mainstream platforms sparking outrage worldwide. to unpack this further, let's talk to our broadcast media expert foryim in fake news expose. before we delve into the details, it is crucial to talk about the role of the broadcast media that's playing amplifying such file veteric. when media platforms give space to calls for violence or outright genocide, they're not just failing in their duty. they're ac

fluid tony, do you believe the "new york times" pulled that we showed you is accurate?ly a tie in your state? rex i believe so. they're very red areas and very blue areas. in most of the blue areas are the more heavily populated. but i do think north carolina is up in the air. >> host: tony i want to show you and others it's not just this "new york times" poll. washington post poll tweeted out by the "washington post" reporter showing small changes in their polling model north carolina moves from a small lead from the former president to a tie will pennsylvania titans a bit with the view quality poles beyond that not much movement going

she was a by as many as 6 or 7 points in a new york times paula new york times. paul now has her up. i know. sorry, has trumped up by one point. she's losing, but the 1st time she is losing the best res, which makes it really interesting. first of all, i was the, let me bring in, uh, your uh, experience on this uh, your reaction to the fact that she's now losing the race and to what do you attribute it. you know, she's a little bit like hillary clinton and the more people saw hillary clinton, the worst hillary did, the more people get to know tom, a love with the cat goals and the word salads and the name policies. the less they lighter and the new york times theatre, paul is particularly illustrative. and then this same poll at this same time, at joe by leading by about 10.10, he'll reclaim leading by adopting points. the fact that she's not reading in this poll, which over. busy democrats, which is still registered voters instead of likely voters meeting its tilted towards democrats. i think is disastrous for harrison i think puts the pressure on or in the deba

stuart: the presidential debate is tomorrow at the new york times poll was siena college gave trump a point lead overhears nationally has harris lost momentum, i think she has. >> and questionably she has drill, propaganda for so long, the race seems to have settled back down into a tie, that's generally assigned if one thing goes one way or another or decisive winner, the number one take away from that poll, the top line of course is interesting and you look at some of the issues he is up 12 or 11 or 13 on the economy the big question do you want change from joe biden and a clear majority want big change from joe biden, 60% want a major change from h him, kamala harris was seen by majority of voters of more of the same, donald trump was seen as the agent of change, i think that right there is a contrast that he can really lean into tomorrow and score some additional points. stuart: we will all be watching i'm sure, guy benson, thank you for being here we will see you soon, nikki haley with trump on one particular issue, what is the issue. remember forwarder president trump made a cam

the "new york times" cropped out the american flag because they were afraid running that picture withconic it might help him in a campaign. >> also had social media companies flag and people l ate post of the picture on social media companies flagging at saying it was edited and doctored when it was knox. gaia, does the media have some blame and culpability in this environment we are a in were two people have decided to try to kill donald trump? >> they claim to have complete different standards for the two sides. and actually weirdly let me correct myself to come around too have the same standard which is no matter what the rhetoric is and who the victim is it's always the republicans fault. there is some consistency there but is completely outrageous. if they're going to say overheated rhetoric is a problem that can read to danger which is what they say when it benefits the democrats they should have scrupulously same standard applied in the other direction. looking at how this has been covered how has the media changed from your perspective and the coverage of elections in just the

the memo from the new york times was obviously very alarming, but not surprising, as we saw so much of their reporting on what's happening in palestine being very... very sanitized, using a lot of passive voice and even just outrate irresponsible. um, so that it's alarming, but not surprising considering how they have been, and i know journalists who have freelance for the new york times and others who feel, they feel censored, and it's um, it's it's very alarming. i think before all of this, i think the far right and the far left had lot of distrust in mainstream media, and then i think that they were... kind of seen as being on the fringes of being like, we don't trust the media, like they almost seemed like conspiracy theoris, but obviously we know like the us coverage of the invasion, the us media coverage of the invasion of iraq was very irresponsible, very one-sided and that came out later, but we haven't really learned from that, and then i think because so many people in the us are on social media, they're on tiktok and they're on instagram, they're opening their phones and the

a journalistic integrity principle in place for these top shot new news organizations like new york times, it's kind of surprising to see them come out and say, you guys should consciously be avoiding these words when we see essentially those same level of charged words being used for conflicts like ukraine or a conflicts that um it would benefit the us to be painting it in a very specific way. how much do you think that americans really do trust their media when it comes to coverage of international events specifically with palestine? do you think that over the years americans have retained that trust in the media? have they accepted these media narratives that they're being fed or do you think that is kind of shifting? so i definitely think it's shifting and i think this is a really good question, the memo from the new york times was obviously very alarming but not surprising as we saw so much of... are reporting on what's happening in palestine, being very sanitized, using a lot of passive voice and even just outrate irresponsible, um, so that it's alarming but not surprising consideri

a brand new poll from the "new york times" out just this morning, shows the race virtually tied. a huge surprise. as we've said many times on the show, national polls don't matter. we've also got brand new head- to-head polls in some battleground states as well. here they are from cbs news. michigan, harris up 51-49. pennsylvania, tied. wisconsin, harris up 51-49. all within the margin of error. look, kamala harris had an incredible summer. incredible. no one should deny that, and momentum has brought so many democrats and democratic leading momentum back onboard . that is all incredibly important. but guys, this race is going to be really tight. it's tight right now. it was always going to be. which makes the stakes on tuesday pretty high. it's also an opportunity for harris. i'll talk about that. when harris and trump walk out on that stage, it's going to be the first time they'll ever actually meet in person. i know. when i heard that, it kind of bends the mind, especially when you remember a big reason they haven't met is because trump didn't show up to the peaceful transitio

"new york times," the 100 best restaurants in new york city?ars ernesto's has been on his "best of" list. now, i happen to have with me the photograph that was always -- >> yes. >> reporter: how long ago was that taken. >>> >> close to 20 years old. >> this this is my entire disguise wardrobe. >> reporter: after slipping into restaurants in all sorts of glasses -- >> really, are you fooled? >> reporter: no. after concocting more than 100 different aliases and paying with multiple credit cards -- >> david malone, i felt was a nice invisible name. >> reporter: after eating out five nights a week since 2012, pete wells arguably the world's most powerful restaurant critic wrote on july 16th that he was done reviewing restaurants. for him the game is up. do you have any idea how many meals out you had in that 12 years? >> let's say between 2,500 and 3,000 meals maybe. is that a lot? i can't tell. >> reporter: sounds like a lot. with "the new york times" picking up the tab, for pete wells to eat out with friends, why quit? doctor's orders. >> my chol

it could be the only time they face off and a new poll out this morning from the new york times it reminds us just how crucial the debate could be. there is still no leader in this incredibly tight race. harris, his campaign announced today that she and running mate tim walz will campaign in north carolina. and pennsylvania later this week. and then yesterday in pittsburgh, harris was relishing a new endorsement from two staunch conservatives former vice president dick cheney and his daughter, former congresswoman liz cheney i'm honored to have their endorsement and i think that what they both as leaders, who are well-respected, are making an important statement that it's ok it's not important to put country above party trump. meanwhile, is rejecting traditional debate prep at a rally in wisconsin yesterday, he floated a barrage of new ideas for a next administration playing directly to his base you son leaves the house and you say, jimmy, i love you so much. go have a good day in school and your son comes back with a brutal operation. we will ultimately eliminate the federal department of

what's going on with new york football? >> it's at times couple decades. >> that's it. we'll see what happens in 2026. you look at new york sports, and obviously we've had a little bit of a rough patch. yankees started out promising. they've started to collapse. >> my gosh. >> aaron judge is having a great year. >> he's having a great year. the mets are doing great. >> eh. >> so you're a yankees and giants fan. >> i was a vendor at yankee stadium. >> were you really? >> yeah. >> before they turned it into a mausoleum. >> yes. >> can you believe how bad the new stadium is? >> you can get everywhere. by wrapping around the old stadium, you couldn't go around the whole building. you know what the problem is? they flipped the number of seats that were up at the old stadium. it was 20,000 below, 30,000 up top. so it felt more like this. then they went 30,000 below to jack up the price and 20,000 up top. so that's part of why the noise isn't the same as it used to be. >> they have a lot of empty seats too. the real problem is the new york yankees

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you can read more in the new york times and others. oklahoma, independent line, richard is up next. caller: good morning. i am a veteran and i'm extremely frustrated with the country. i want to set that aside and think about possible solutions. i am thinking about it all the time. when you have an organization called the united nations, i wonder why they are not tasked with more of a hand in straightening up immigration, may be like with border schools. i think whenever we talk about legal immigration, we are asking for is the people that come here to be educated to the point where they can function in a civilized manner. it seems that border schools in the united nations being tasked with that and funded by all the countries equally should be able to reeducate a person that wants to go from one country to another and possibly even sent the bill to the country they are leaving. i think that would make it a lot more civilized and a lot more organized. that -- host: that is richard in oklahoma. the associated press reporting two russian ballistic missiles struck a training facility in

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