a word we connect with cuba. i know there is the u.s. section in havana. when you don't have relations you don't have an embassy. how do we talk with that country? it's not like this hasn't happened before. >> each administration has successively loosened restrictions on cuba so now it can't be said that we've gotten rid of the embar fwoe although certain commentaries say it is a certainty. we have as mooney people know we have a pllt base situated at one end of the island. so i mean, we have a presence in cuba. and we have officials there. and we allow students and missionaries to travel there as it is. so we do have an increased level, a modicum of diplomatsy in cuba. they're still a sovereign nation. if they decide they refuse to cooperate we would have very little we could do short of sending in the apache helicopters, which i this is not an option at this point. >> and just to go back over recent history. i know this is i have tough as the story continues to break. but cuba has been a haven for people trying

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furthermore the idea that nothing has changed in cuba, something is changing in cuba right now. amnesty international says there's a refreshing in cuba. a human rights team was murdered. i am interested that they are making a prophet afit and going cuba to make a profit. >> isn't it true if there is the ability on the part of cuban who engage in trade that there will be jobs here in america created that we can export agricultural in cuba. aren't the people the ones who are suffering ultimately? >> whith all due respect a lot f americans don't realize a cuban gets paid $20 a month. there's not a lot of purchasing power in cuba. what they want is the tourist dollar. it is controlled the military. >> what you are saying is the money is not going to trickle down. richard, do you agree with that? >> no. >> i would like to disagree with his report that most of americans support the embargo. the majority believe it has been a colossal failure. we have seen poll after poll say that. we have seen allowing americans to travel to cuba. also seeing support engaging in the island. it is beca

he put cuba and mexico on his form. the agent looked at that, asked no questions, and just waved him into the united states of america. what tens of others do, put the word mexico on the form, never mention cuba, in effect lie their way back into their country. we can thank the electoral college for all of this insanity because florida is a swing state, with a lot of electoral votes, and because we know that it can be won or lost by very slight margins. presidential candidates, both democrat and republican pander as desperately as they can to win every vote in florida, including that segment of cuban american voters that still believe the embargo is a good thing. those voters control our inane cuban policy. they are represented by members of congress that take this policy seriously. two have written a letter to united states treasury asking about beyonce and shawn carter's trip to cuba. restrictions on tourism travel are common sense measures to prevent u.s. dollars from supporting a murderous regime that opposes u.s. s

what's the big deal of the couple going to cuba, from a senator says beyonce and jay-z going to cuba, every american has the right to travel there, what's the big deal. >> frankly, stuart, i'm surprised that a u.s. senator is recommending that americans break the law. i am, this is a law that beyonce and jay-z don't like. i can tell you some other laws i don't like and i don't think he's recommending that i break the law. if he wants to change the law, i'm fine with that and i think there are reasons why, you know, you could make arguments that the law should be changed. but i don't think the outrage is about the law. i think it's a moral issue. >> stuart: well, the treasury sanctioned it. they said it's legal to go there. >> well, yeah and that's because if you're a privileged person, you can get in the academic groups that are allowed to go to cuba. technically it's legal, but that's not what the outrage is abouten. >> give me the moral outrage. why should i be morally outraged? >> cuba is a police state, run by a bunch of old white guys, if you'll forgive me and many of the people

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rewriting the crime of going to cuba. jay-z and beyonce's trip to cuba presents us with a crime. either they committed a crime by going there or it is a crime that they get to go there legally and you can't. but the biggest crime of all is the single stupidest piece, the embargo with trade with cuba. of course, beyonce n jay-z and anyone else should be able to go for a vacation to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary as it was originally reported in their case. now that the couple's lawyers are controlling the message, the trip is described as a legal cultural exchange with cuba. but they did bring body guards with them who would not fit under our government's definition of who would be allowed to participate in a legal cultural exchange trip to cuba, they also brought their mothers, beyonce and jay-z's mother came along for the ride. if their trip was legal, they got very special treatment from the obama administration, specifically the treasury department, which authorizes such trips. the couple's lawyers refuse to disclose any detail of the trip, but all indications at th

if we look at the history of the irish in cuba, most of the irish to went to cuba in the 18th and 19th centuries arrived from spain, some of them with the spanish royal armies; other irish influx arrived from the u.s. for the construction of railroads used to transport sugar cane to the sugar plantations. that was at the end of the 19th century. and then at the beginning of the 20th century, we're talking 1902, 1910, before odono that i mentioned before, this man who gave his name to -- he was very proud of this lighthouse. the cubans offer hospitality to general alexander alejandro o'reilly. he rose through the ranks of the spanish army. the spanish sent alexander o'reilly to cuba to form a militia. he was appointed governor of louisiana and head of the army later on. he arrived in august, 1769, and took formal possession of louisiana for spain. think of new orleans and cuba, in particular havana, governors there were also in cuba so there was all this traveling from one city to another because later when i got my ph.d. from tulaine university and i went to the irish channel. it's int

. >> it's her first time in cuba. long live beyonce. >> while fans were cheering the trip two representatives from south florida were outraged because the embargo that the u.s. has against cuba. travel just for the sake of tourism is not allowed. representatives wrote to the treasury department saying cuba's tourism industry is wholly state-controlled therefore, u.s. dollars spent on cuban tourism directly fund the machinery of oppression that brutally represses the cuban people. they go ton to say despite the clear prohibition against tourism in cuba numerous press reports described the couple's trip as tourism and the castro regime touted it as such in its propaganda. there are exceptions which in going to cuba. another senator put in his two cents. the marco rubio. if interested in what life is really like of life is in cuba, j stay should have visited persecuted rapper 99 problems dictators are one. now they did--we're not sure what made this trip cultural exchange but they did visit a famous cuban singer. they vi

en la Época donde no habÍa champÚ en cuba. convivimos democrÁticamente. >>> lorena surati ¿quÉ pasarÁ con ella cuando regrese a cuba?. es raro que hable sin temor a la represaria. >>> no me van a perdonar lo que he hecho, pienso que la mejor manera de protegerme es seguir hablando. >>> tu hijo cuantos aÑos tiene?. >>> casi 18. >>> lo que mÁs nos puede doler es cuando nos pegan con los hijos. >>> sin lugar a duda. >>> es mi punto dÉbil, he sufrisu arrestos sufrido arrestos, golpes, cuando me dijo un oficial que tuviera cuidado mi hijo. >>> ¿quÉ voy a hacer?. >>> ¿por quÉ no sexy y exilia que estÁ afuera de cuba?. >>> ni pensarlo. para mi la vida no estÁ en otra parte, estÁ en otra cuba, para mi el lugar para construir es dentro de ella. >>> ¿has podido hablar con tu esposo?. me llama la atenciÓn del poema que te escribiÓ. >>> los espectros del pasado estÁn regresando. he podido hablar con Él, todo estÁ bien. estÁ haciendo una labor tratando de sustituir mi papel en cuba familiar y domÉsticamente. >>> porqu

cubana cumple un sueÑo largamente ansiedad y la carne roja si a usted le ♪ la visita a cuba de beyoncÉ y s esposo siguen generando controversia, algunos creen que estÁn violando las leyes el departamento del tesoro no ha dado mÁs detalles sobre si cumplieron o no la norma a propÓsito de cuba para poder cocinar en la isla los ciudadanos cubanos tienen que utilizar el ingenio, dijo shan dijo yoani sÁnchez, bloguera cubana a nuestra compaÑeras. >>> yoani sÁnchez, bloguera cubana se ha ganado la vida como guÍa turista en la habana, hoy invertimos posiciones con ella y la llegamos amo zares los pies en el ocÉano pacÍfico, primera foto en la red * y muchos comentarios le siguen informaciÓn. >>> gracias a una novela suya conociÓ a su esposo y como hoy solo se habla de comida en perÚ nos contÓ que le gusta cocinar. >>> en cuba la cocina es fuente de estrÉs y desazÓn porque no hay ingredientes me gusta el ingenuo de tener que reemplazar. >>> por ellos lo llevamos a un mercado peruano la diversidad de sabores la puso en Éxtasis, pero le recuerda la carencia de su tierra donde ni

but unlike cuba we protect individual rights and that is the right to travel. cuba is not a imminent threat but i believe americans should have the right to travel to cube a. they should denounce them as a slave society and people should be careful in traveling to places that don't invest in human rights. so you play with a lot of risks when you travel and invest in countries that don't invest in human rights. >> eric: is it time to open up trade. >> i think trade helps you cut a nation off. look at the problem with north korea. because we don't have any way to know what is going on in the country. you have to have a trade relaonship and need an embassy and all of that. otherwise you will not have infrastructure whether it is covert and find out what is going on in the country. yes, we should. >> eric: kimberly you are the only hold out. >> i got puerto rico, i don't need cuba. i can go there and spend my money there. i disagree with what is going on in cuba. oand three million people have been fled. why didn't jay z and beyonce given the unique opportunity to

and beyonce going to cuba and one. looking for a never seen anything like. we're living in a time where deep philosophical thought is virtually absent from the media landscape which is what makes dr cornel west stand above the rest his activist professor and literary scholar who constantly engages people in deeper dialogue about issues like class race war and corporate greed earlier i spoke with dr west. a professor of african-american studies at princeton university and co-author of the book the rich and the rest of us i first asked him about president obama's budget plan when it got social services and why austerity is being forced on the poorest corporations are reporting record profits and here's what he had to say this is not just for the obama but the democratic party for the most part as a whole is revealing its centrist and neo liberal cold war but by that what i mean is it is still very much too big been this big money steele not putting poor people working people at the center and they've been holding back in regard to the details and we see now an

>>si beyonce y su esposo pudieron ir a cuba, pueden hacerlo otros ciudadanos también? tenemos la polémica >>imágenes de touchodown que fue más que minuto despuÉs llegaron lugar, pero el piloto y copiloto murieron con el impacto. >>> cÁmaras pudieron captar las imÁgenes de los momentos antes y despuÉs del accidente el show al cual habÍan ido miles de personas quedÓ cancelado a aÚn no se conocen las causas del desplome de la nave. >>>. >>> un viaje de beyoncÉ y rapero j c a cuba esta provocado polÉmica los norteamericano no pueden ir de turista y requieren un permiso especial para visitar la isla y ahora estÁn pidiendo explicaciÓn ahora vamos a ver porque el viaje de boda los artistas llegaron incluso hasta la casa blanca. >>> la visita de beyoncÉ para celebrar su a un versa rÍo de boda sigue haciendo olas que han llegado hasta la casa blanca, hoy cuestionaron a las secretario de prensa hay un proceso para viajar al paÍs que requiero una licencia del departamento del tesoro por eso refiero su pregunta a esa oficina nos no haremos comentarios el departame

/cuba relationship. where for years both countries have simply ignored one another's requests to extradite people. there are dozens of american fugitives here. mainly people who've been charged with being involved with politically violent. but cuba real ly when it comes o cuba politics is always involved here. we're waiting to see if cuba says they have this family. what the next step is. cuba typically does not extradite fugitives back to the united states. and this is one thing christine where the long arm of american justice simply does not reach. >> all right. thanks patrick in havana this morning. >> let's get to victor blackwell standing by for us live in tampa, florida. that's where the boys were living. victor, what are police saying? >> well, christine, it was the local sheriff's department here in tampa. the hillsboro county sheriff's office, that first announced that connection to cuba. saying they'd received information that the hakken family had arrived in cuba. they would not elaborate. now

it's cuba, third world. have some fun and smoke cigars and stay at the hotels that the cubans cannot stay in and it will all be for a great cause. some of the agent acies have been closed because they started organizing trips with churches that had nothing to do with religion and nothing to do wi cultural exchanges. the only way that americans can help is buy not visiting cuba. because the fact that the tourism industry which is owned by the military in cuba, if americans start going down to cuba it will give them the oxygen they need for being in power and continue the repression. the fact that they might be superstars an arrogant song like the one he did and their disdain for what happens in cuba i can file it all under "g" for garbage. >> greta: could young cuban americans have the same sort of thoughts that you do? i know people who have a little better idea of h history may be paying more attention than the younger generation. is the younger generation responding to that or applauding -- young cuban ame

cuba and hope cuba says okay. the problem is cuba has granted a form of asylum to a number of individuals including people who have been accused of killing police officers. there are several people who have lived in cuba for many years. some of them arguably flaunting their ability to move to cuba and escape extradition and prosecution in the united states. this case also draws parallels to the gonzalez case. there are differences. these present parents had no legal custody. however, the united states chose, they were not forced to give gonzalez back to cuba. cuba will make a decision, a political decision whether or not it chooses to honor any requests from the united states. the united states short of sending in an aircraft carrier cannot force cuba to give up the children. >> we are going to be paying close attention to see how the boys are doing and what ends up happening to the parents. it is a very complicated and sensitive situation. >>> this woman here. she thought she was being eaten by a python. she spen

and cuba, inconsistent, unpredictal. he also talked about the cooperation of the government. >> in talking to the state department, and our coordination, you know, with the u.s. officials with the government of cuba, they've been very supportive and they were very cooperative, and all our requests and trying to make sure that we got the family back safely. >> of course there are more questions in this story. we're hoping to get those answers. we're told that the grandparents will make themselves, as well as the boys, chase and cole, available to answer questions about the ordeal of the last week. john? >> interesting to hear from them. victor blackwell live in tampa for us this morning. thanks, victor. yesterday a cnn crew spotted the hakkens' boat at that marina in havana. cnn's patrick oppmann has more. >> reporter: this is how we started our search for american fugitives joshua and sharyn hakken. right now we're heading out to the marina just west of havana, one of the larger marinas in cuba. it's also where a lot of

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how do they get to cuba? why are they in cuba. what kind of visa did they get? this people to people visa. now there is some news that the government approved the visa. what's going on? why did it happen? a whole letter to the department of justice. demanding to know. i'm sorry, to the treasury department. >> bill: we'll talk about this at the top of next hour. so more. but here's what gets me is why didn't the treasury department just say this isn't worth our time? if you're a member of congress and you want to hold a hearing fine. you spend your dollars we aren't going to spend our time. why would the obama administration sink so low as to take this up? i don't get it. >> there might be some mechanism of processing these requests but look, i don't understand the republican strategy here. you come out against background checks which 90% of americans support. you come out against beyoncÉ which a lot of americans like and enjoy. what's the third? how is this rebranding strategy going? g.o.p. >> bill: in terms of reaching out -- >> reaching out to beyond your bas

a lot of americans visit cuba nowadays. and the obama administration as you well know, suzanne, they've made it clear they'd like to improve this dialogue, this openness if you will between cuba and the united states hoping it will lead to easing of the problems within cuba itself that have caused so many decades of disruption with the united states and maybe it will improve it down the road. they did let these -- they did return to the united states the parents of these two kids who abducted their children to cuba. and they're now back in florida. that would certainly seem like the state department and obama administration as a constructive gesture on the part of the havana government. so there's always something going on between the united states and cuba. and now all of a sudden jay-z and beyonce are in the middle of it. so that always makes it fun too. >> yeah, you know, keeps it fresh. >> by the way, i think the new song is pretty good, the new rap by jay-z. i've actually listened to it. >> yes, yes, we've listened to

. >> reporter: beyonce is hardly the first celebrity to travel to cuba. the pretenders' lead singer, chrissie hind, told about her visit to the island with a boyfriend four years ago. >> i was sitting with him having a coffee and said do you fancy going to cuba. he's like yeah, let's go. >> reporter: because of the half century old embargo on cuba and the castro brothers, americans are required by law to ask the u.s. government for permission first. democratic congresswoman kathy castor, who just returned from a trip to cuba, wants to change that. >> i think it's time to try something different and end the embargo and lift these travel restrictions. >> reporter: it's estimated that thousands of americans travel to cuba every year, but an exact number is hard to come by. the treasury department which grants the licenses for travel to cuba still won't reveal exactly how many americans are going to the island. jim acosta, cnn, washington. >>> just ahead tonight, more threats, more bluster from north korea's jkim jong un. also, a rare and very disturbing look

in fact, the restrictions for cuba would allowed have journalists to go to cuba to ply their trade. they went to under something called people-to-people exchange for education and research. we know it was their fifth-year anniversary. they were basically going as tourists. either the white house kind of -- is interested in broadening this category so that they're essentially condoning tourism, or jay-z and beyonce got a special deal where they could go down under people-to-people, but really go to have fun. >> greta: the category they went under is almost cultural ambassadors, sort of an exchange. would it have been different to you if they were very much involved in more organized cultural exchange projects there and sort not come back and sang this rap song and glorified it? >> if they would have gone down there, spoken on behalf of the cuban people. jay-z's freedom to rap, which we all agree with. what about the rappers in cuba, not allowed -- even thrown in jail? what about other folks killed for trying to protest the castro regime. imagine how powerful that would have been for

you would never be able to say that in cuba. and the political dissidents in cuba deserve somebody better than jay-z and beyonce who go there on a glark if you are going to auto go to a communist country and get a special visa with a country of brutal oppression and racism and anti-americanism. have the guts -- >> china. much worse than cuba. >> it looks like china is making progress. >> not only china, venezuela. you can go to venezuela. it's the same thing. anyone think that venezuelan is not leftist or communist. >> don't we have a really cool wrap up here? >> dana you did some undercover work. >> i was inspired earlier it today when i was reading. this rap is such a complicated form of music. >> you are so good at it thonchts i gave it a shot if you want to take a look. >> well my name is tiny d and i'm here to say i bought funky sphresh rinds so i'm white like jasper got a dog like jasper if you don't at a dog fears me go ahead and ask her. if you love castro stick with jay-z if you love your freedom pick j.p. that's me. >>

people going to cuba. the reason why this is problematic is because it gives money fot castro government. >> reporter: juan hernandez says more and more american visitors are hiring him to drive them around havana in his 1934 ford. hernandez shows them the good and the bad of life in cuba. we take them everywhere, he says. some people say don't show me the pretty areas. i want to see the reality. well, people-to-people tour operators say interest is surging, travel to cuba is expensive and bogged down with red tape. for most americans wanting to experience cuba, the island remains still just out of reach. patrick cnn, havana. >>> making waves in england and putting radio stations in a tough position. we'll explain. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance...

breaking news out of cuba. cnn confirming that two abducted boys from florida are in havana. patrick oppman seeing them with his own eyes. >> chase hakken and this brother cole were kidnapped by their father. he tied up the grandmother and then fled with the kids and his wife. we know that patrick oppman saw one of the kids in a boat when it arrived in havana in a marina. all of this, of course, taking place after what took place in new orleans when previously child welfare officials removed the boys from the parents' custody. >> and then there was the abduction at their grandmother's home in florida. today we find them in cuba. we are going to get patrick oppman back on the phone in a few moments to talk a little more about that and what he actually physically saw. he went to the marina and saw the boat and the kids and the dad. >>> also, we are following this story. this is flying about to get a lot bumpier. one study saying it is going to be pretty rough. you'll find reviews written by people just like you.

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but what about cuba? i mean, cuba? come on. >> can i raise a couple points here. some of these great golf courses in the south had not allowed anybody but white men in. somebody has got to start. they had -- was it southern creek, was going to play the masters there. going to play a tournament there. i guess the open. and they had a lot of protests and they finally let somebody. in in augusta which had been a bassian of white guys for years. they let johnson the head of black entertainment network. you shouldn't look at this as something that's bad it's good. if that's what it takes to break into the masters, augusta, then that's what it ought to be. >> should they change the name don't call it the masters? >> oh, greg, it's the oldest most prestigious -- >> -- i don't know anything about golf. by the way, i'm going to get a lot of hate mail for. this what is it with golf? seriously? >> what do you mean. >> what is it about golf? why is golf so important? it takes up so much space? think of all the cool arcades you could have and by the way, peewee golf courses ar

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he ripped it apart by going cuba. sherrod, i go to you first because you must know jay-z being an african-american. >> we were roommates for two summers. >> he is a real messy dude. >> he is? >> yes. >> does he owe you money? >> bullets and guns everywhere. pick up your gun, jay-z we have company coming over. he wouldn't listen. >> can you take him at his word he got white house clearance? >> no, it is a song, for the love of god. i love how they take rap so literally. every song is exactly what they said. you hear "wind beneath my wings" nobody really thinks you are the wind beneath anybody's wings. white people can get away with anything. >> that's right. when elvis was alive, he wasn't really a hound dog. why do we have to take rap literally? that's the only word i can think of. >> bragadocious. they brag, but everything is thought true. it is not a documentary. >> buck, welcome to the show. may i call you buck? >> please do. >> is this just a song or should obama be impeached and be beyonce sent to gitmo? >> just

cuba y estados unidos no comparten acuerdo de extradición. ya ejz encargada del departamento del tesoro respondió hoy a mario díaz ba lar sobre la cantante beyonce rae realizar in kboints estudiantil en cuba. cuento in grant dicho grupos. enviar esta semana cheques, 3 millones de personas que fueron víctimas de embargos hipotecarios indebido. los pagos entre 300 y 120 mil dólares cada uno. serán entre abril y julio y los cheques de mayor cantidad serán para marcha militar. >>> se unieron a los maestros en dmrao reforma a la educación como fue la manifestación dos edad cardo y hombres armados con escopetas. >>> varios días han tardado en méxico para asimilar estas imágenes la policía federal re mre ganado a manifestantes que ocupaban la autopista chile pan sin embargo, en acapulco. >>> aparece una marcha público con armas y con un reto y una declaración, de que dejó de ser un movimiento para convertirse en un movimiento popular. grupos de maestro disidentes en contra de la reforma educativa propuesta por el gobierno de enrique p

i've been to cuba. i didn't roll with jay-z and beyonce and i spent two weeks on the island and spoke to some of the actual people there. i was able to get away from my tourism group and speak to some of the natives there. i saw a divide based on the color and tone and racism is a problem there and a problem in the batista era and talking about the history and what we are going to do with cuba, this is an island that's a dictatorship much longer than 50 years and complicated. but is that dictatorship worth with mubarak or worse than with china? we are talking about the fact that we give millions and billions of dollars to countries that oppress women still. that's hypocritical. >> yeah. okay. >> i tell you what -- >> i don't have time, anna. >> the t-shirts and take issue with that, too. >>> a gangster breaks out of jail. this is the stuff that movies are made of. we're going inside the escape next. >>> this will be the 40 mega watt solar field. >> they told him he can never do it. >> it's disruptive id