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. >> juan, yyou do a lot of work n schools.cademia is so pc, replacing algebra with diversity at a university in minnesota. are we overdoing it? >> i couldn't agree more. i think that we are to some extent overdoing it and i've written a book about being muslim myself, you can't say certain things without people throwing you out. but this as well, in this moment with donald trump running and donald trump going on about women in offensive way, going on about muslims in offensive ways, calling mexicans rapists, you say to yourself, well, rudeness, but that is over the line. when you say not pc, does that mean you're allowing people to owe depend others, to absolutely stigmatize others? i can't buy into that. if you're talking about pc and the rest of the panel has said we need honest discussion in this country, i'm with you. but don't push it to the point where you're excusing bad behavior. >> donald trump is anti-pc, we know he just says what he feels. he doesn't worry about that. but in a sense that's what is resonating with hi

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if you believe the economy is weakening and yyou believe the global economy is petering out, too you'reng to gravitate toward utilities. they thrive in an economy that has low interest rates. these dividend yields offer you very little support in most cases. let's talk about simon property group. this is the nation's largest shopping organizer. with 10 year treasuries. and dividend boosts, whereas the income from bonds is static, and we know the company likes to raise its dividend. five years ago, they paid out a 3.50 dividend. let's holook at it another way. simon is an 2$227 stock. and the $6 swing is nothing. it was 193. so if it revisits that level, which isn't that far-fetched, just go ask ford motor, you're looking at a $28 loss, even including the dividend. i don't regard $6.35 payout as significant protection. they'll pay you a 70 cent divide dividend. kimberly-clark is not on the new high list. hasn't reported a quarter that was widely subpar. and i simply don't know if it's enough to keep kimberly clark stock from falling further. instinct says it may be though, but when the s

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yyou taught me never to run with scissors.. and to follow the swimming rules. you tell me to stay away from drugs. to always buckle my seat belt. so why do you keep a loaded gun in your drawer? how safe is that? you ask them to follow some safety rules... now, they're asking you. in fact, they're counting on you. never let your gun get into the wrong hands. remember, always... lock it up. visit ncpc.org and happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you, i..♪ >>> the father of a muslim soldier who died fighting for america has touched off new controversy tonight after taking his story to pakistani tv. in a new interview with his native country, khizr khan invokes allah in his attack against the gop nominee. the news outlet said, quote, khizr khan says allah makes people like trump make such mistakes to discredit them permanently. in other words, allah is against trump. i guess allah is rooting for hillary in this one. why did from khan feel the need to take his message global while repeatedly insisting he is done giving interviews?

look, over the last few weeks, really escalating in the democratic convention and since then, have yyou have had a real concerted effort on the part of the clinton campaign but also outside allies aligned against donald trump to cast him as an unacceptable candidate, somebody who does not belong in public life, let alone the presidency, as meg whitman, the hewlett-packard ceo, stand by her comments comparing him to hitler. this is extraordinary stuff, extraordinary effort to cast him as somebody who simply does not belong in the election. donald trump when he does something like this, he makes that kind of effort an awful lot easier at a moment when he badly needs to be appealing to people who are skeptical of his campaign. >> cory lewandowski, 30 second. >> joe saying this is what american people, this is clear speaking to them, somehow implying they don't understand other type of language, is not true and the american people are smart. the american people don't want their leaders talking or implying or leaning towards violence. they have seen too much violence in this country. they do

>> have yyou have to go to wall '68.t with regular blue collar workers and the elites. and got really at the crux of it, which was that the fancypants elites makes all these decisions that you pay for and we are not going to stand for it anymore. i feel like that is a very similar sentiment. then of course you get the idea that wallace was basically, the voters always said he speaks his mind. there was this sense that, and the sense that wallace said something other people weren't and that just feels like the most echoes. there are lots of them in here. >> you get into one of the most enduring mysteries in the history of presidential politics. muskey in new hampshire denouncing the union leader, snow on his face or tears out of his eyes? >> i think tears, but not the burbling mess he was written about. he gets this flatbed truck, calls all the reporters in it's snowing. he starts talking about his wife. that's the key. so there's the canuck letter, the accusation he used a slur in an event but what gets him undone, he's

"yyou just double thetchen's great. heyheat--right?" somethig to cook faster, "no reason."aundry, the maximum load is just a suggestion--right?" "oh--that makes sense." "ummm--mom, how do i monitor my credit?" "ok. thanks mom." "that was easy." "sign up for credit karma's free credit monitoring today. >>> tonight, a senior isis figure, perhaps second only to abu bakr al baghdadi has been killed. it's the highest profile killing of an isis member so far. the group itself confirmed that mohammad al adnani is dead. he was a spokesman, the most public figure in the terror group and one who is believed to have been the overseer for the division of isis that carried out attacks in paris. senior international diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me with the latest. who exactly is this guy and do we know how he was killed? >> perhaps the easiest way to understand who he was is this is the guy who spoke to all the al qaeda, isis accolades around the world and sort of distorted them to come join the fight in iraq and syria but also the same man that called for isis wannabes to attac

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