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pocket and taking all the money from wall street what do you make of this. well 1st of all a couple of quick fact checks a he's right he was able to beat hillary clinton with little money comparative to what the hillary campaign had that's true he also said they have a ton of money that's not true the trump campaign is suffering right now from cash and contributions they've spent most of it while the other guy biden does have a lot of money then there is the argument that he just had about your what a wall street guy by the way there is nothing novel about what we just watched every time we have a president presidential election one guy points at the other guy or the other guy that points at the other guy or other gal and says you know are in the pocket of wall street know you are in the pocket of wall street here's a secret i'm going to share with you and all of our viewers wall street could give a damn who wins this election they win with biden they would have won with clinton they win with trump they won with bush and they won big with obama they can shor

, this wall. the prototypes here in the back on the cover photograph for the book. my goal was to talk to those who were living this chaos that i mentioned, and to talk with those on the ground and politicians who were attempting to solve the problem and see what kinds of solutions we can consider, conceptualize, engage in, to begin a process to mack things better. city seven miller and his ilk in the white house and the president are doing the opposite, and to talk to them and sit and hear that party line back was not my goal for this book. my foal for this book was seeking solutions. they're not seeking solutions. they're seeking a strawman to be able to continue to knock down, to try to garner votes. >> so, i have had the pleasure of knowing professor laufer for almost 30 years now, but for people who are discovering peter laufer for the first time, let's give a little thumbnail brown and i'll start. you basically have a career that has been in the parts. as a radio broadcaster, foreign corresp

was transformed from a barbed wire fence into a concrete wall. the most fascinating moment for me is when you put your phone aside and you still have this lingering impression that the objects are still there and that is connecting history to reality in a way that's impossible to do with a book or a movie. the berlin wall was located just a 10 minute walk from our studio here obviously test the b.f. already it's pretty interesting but i'm not fully convinced yet even though it provides spatial imagination of the was bought a during a different historical period i'm sticking with photographs of course there's more to the g.d.r. than the wall citizens don't like having their lives reduced to that if you would like to take a more personal look at everyday life in the g.d.r. the project open memory box might be for you a german argentinian filmmaker and a canadian political scientist got together to archive and digitalize home movies recorded from 947 to 990 and now publicly available it's their contribution to a. a comprehensive understanding of lif

in the adventure game the berlin wall players have flee the g. developers of the game hope that it can help educate young people about what life was like in the to tell a tarion state now when exactly was this wall that's probably the most frequently asked tourist question the o s f a r can help with. suddenly the back complete with border patrols tanks and watch towers. using augmented reality technology the knowledge displays that virtually on your smartphone or tablet. you can even jump through the decades and see how the border. was transformed from a barbed wire fence into a concrete wall this. was the most fascinating moment for me is when you put your phone aside and you still have this lingering impression that the objects are still there and that is connecting history to reality in a way that's impossible to do with a book or a movie. the bowling ball was located just a 10 minute walk from our studio here obviously test the b.f. already it's pretty interesting but i'm not fully convinced yet even though it provides spatially imagination

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great great wall. 'd and just in case you're worried about who's going to pay for it mexico will pay for . it we'll see what happens who knows those who knows what we'll see on the field will be a success. a lot of people talking about is this the beginning china as the world's superpower but they're not thinking about another. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and. a long history. in the united states not just. the american dream. the dream. the u.s. war on a wild way seems to be creating cracks in the chinese telecom company a new filing by wall way shows that it's been hurt especially in the area of chip supplies and 5 g. technology the chinese tech giant reported a slowdown in revenue growth for the 1st 9 months of the year a day after a new smartphone that it says could be the last to run on the adva

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>> no borders, no wall! amy: this campaign of non-violent protests comes as a federal appeals court issued an ordeder friday to ha t the bderr wall conruructioin a arina, along with texasnew w meco,, ancacalifoiaia. in response to l lawsu fililed byhe sierra club, onong wi multiple states and other groups, the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals said the trump administration violated the constitution when it tried to pay for the construction using $3.6 billion that congress had authorized for t the military.y. for more, we go to t tucson, arizona, where we'rere joineby nellie jo dadavid, a a o'haham r and nd defender who was arrested last t moh h on hia ced o'haham tradionanal homeland when pteststing nearar the construction site of the u.s.-mexico border wall in organ pipe cactus national monument. welcome to democracy now! can you explain what is happening and the significance of this court decision? >>>> t thank you, amamy. prettyit is been a tutumultuous road. our r lands s have beeunder militazation by bo

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was transformed from a barbed wire fence into a concrete wall this. is the most fascinating moment for me is when you put your phone aside and you still have this lingering impression that the objects are still there and that is connecting history to reality in a way that's impossible to do with a book or a movie. the berlin wall was located just a 10 minute walk from our studio here i've obviously test the b.f. already it's pretty interesting but i'm not fully convinced yet even though it provides spatially imagination of the was bought a during a different historical period i'm sticking with photographs of course there's more to the g.d.r. than the wall citizens don't like having their lives reduced to that if you would like to take a more personal look at everyday life in the g.d.r. the project open memory box might be for you a german argentinian filmmaker and a canadian political scientist got together to archive and digitalize home movies records. in 47 to 990 and now publicly available it's their contribution to a more comprehensive understandi

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i'm looking at the radar and the eye wall, the strongest winds, the eye wall, that's it. it's on you right this second. >> reporter: it feels like we're getting buried now in it what is sad about when you come to this hotel in the middle of a pandemic, this hotel is packed like all the hotels in lake charles. so people are sheltering and trying to keep an eye on it. this storm is so fast-moving that maybe in a couple of hours it's past them but until the eye wall gets past and then that storm shifts, you're really not out of danger. that wind shifting at times can be really dangerous, especially with debris in the area. >> don't go anywhere, hang tough if you could if the weather producer could pull out just a little bit, i want to get a better sense of this eye this has been happening over the last about three hours, but you can see right here, it's very hard to point, but you can see that most of that eye has just sort of -- it looks, at least on this radar, like it's just collapsed. there was a lot of wind shear coming in from the southern part of it. we know that the

that wall, how good is the wall? it is the iconic idea of trump's america. and this... cowboys and big skies, part of the iconography of america. all right, all right, guys, 0k. bill mcdonald's ranch in arizona is just a few miles from the border with mexico. illegal immigration and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well, you build a wall, you've solved a problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do it just as well. it's political, he made a promise, he was determined to keep it. he thought, if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. it's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody that crosses the border, but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here either. i mean, there are good people and bad people in all stripes. but secure borders are a necessity. we saw drug cartel spotters across the wall in mexico, checking if the coast is clear to send over human mules. these ones went that way, so

that wall, how good is the wall? it is the iconic idea of trump's america. and this... cowboys and big skies, part of the iconography of america. all right, all right, guys, 0k. bill mcdonald's ranch in arizona is just a few miles from the border with mexico. illegal immigration and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet, for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well, you build a wall, you've solved a problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do it just as well. it's political, he made a promise, he was determined to keep it. he thought, if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. it's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody that crosses the border but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here, either. i mean, there are good people and bad people in all stripes. it takes a few hours to sort the calves for sale, headed for oklahoma. they'll never see their mothers again, but that's business. activists say over 500 children remain separa

wall that steals from the military. steve: mr. gonzales, do you think you are defunding military bases by supporting the border wall? tony: i do not support that. i support the u.s. military. this is congress's job to complete. my opponent continues to attack throughout. this is about the district, the people of district 23. when she says her time the military was a job she is disconnected, a washington bureaucrat. steve: let's move on. gina: let me address that, he is attacking my character. look, my opponent was silent when this president called our fallen heroes suckers and losers. ps that nothing to say in the facebook reports that russia has placed bounties on our service members heads in afghanistan. nothing to say when this demonstration failed to act in so many ways. and in making sure our men and women have the resources they need. again, tony gonzales is focused on getting himself to congress and he will say or do anything including defunding military bases. steve: a quick word. tony: are you having fun yet? t

than the wall former g.d.r. citizens don't like having their lives reduced to that if you would like to take a more personal look at everyday life in the g.d.r. the project or a memory box might be for you a german argentinian filmmaker and a canadian political scientist got together to archive and digitalize home movies recorded from 947 to 990 and now publicly available it's their contribution to a more comprehensive understanding of life and the g.d.r. . life in the g.d.r. 8 millimeter film personal memories spending 4 decades 7 years ago. herskovitz made an appeal in the newspaper for 8 millimeter films shot during the g.d.r. they never thought that they would be able to collect more than $2200.00 rolls. 415 hours of film has now been digitalized archived and published on the open box website you can filter your search date and let yourself drift through the. terms and freedom hubby or yellow who see 2 2nd film snippets repeatedly recombined randomly. and these 2 seconds or listen many stories in and so that

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do you see when they build the the wall, the germans also built a wall and create a ghetto. >> you know, the son knows it hurts. but most of the children have been hiten by their parents, they hit their children. most of the men that have seen their fathers hitting their wives, then hit their wives as well. they have been victims, and then they are the ones that make someone else victims. so you don't know from suffering. >> before ending our trip we knew we had to go to the wall itself in order to understand the latest phase of this ongoing separation. we went to a suburb of jerusalem where the wall cut through that village and divided it into two halves, separating family members from each other, preventing people from going to their places of work, and children from going to their schools. >> i think it's shocking how you could slice a neighborhood into two and believe that you can stop people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are going to create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest na

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the wall that used to divide east and west once stood here right beside the river. still find remains of the old wall now known as east side gallery of course today it is no longer the city but attracts tourists from all over the world and even so . a year after german unity many germans refer to things east and west although they have so much in common and that is the theme of the hartford project by 2 local artists. 30 years after reunification 30 people couples friends and business partners all from the former east and west germany are taking part in an art project. up only god i noted more without reunification we definitely would not be here it would have been very unlikely that we are saying that. the project is one of many to mark the anniversary of reunification to mark fat and meet our imports stopped recording the heartbeats of 15 couples who wouldn't be together had reunification never happened . it was important for us to find the common ground in all the different couples and for us it was the heartbeat the essence the core of human beings just mention

than the wall. citizens don't like having their lives reduced to that if you would like to take a more personal look at everyday life in the g.d.r. the project open memory box might be for you a german argentinian filmmaker and a committee. political scientists got together to archive and digitalize home movies recorded from 947 to 990 and now publicly available it's their contribution to a more comprehensive understanding of life and the g.d.r. . life in the g.d.r. 8 millimeter film personal memories spending 4 decades 7 years ago in lawrenceburg phones and alberto herskovitz made an appeal in the newspaper for 8 millimeter film was shot during the g.d.r. they never thought that they would be able to collect more than $2200.00 rolls. 415 hours of film has now been digitalized an archive to be published on the open memory box website you can filter your search west pacific date or let yourself drift through the empty archives selecting terms and freedom hobby or yellow to see 2 2nd film snippets rep

that wall, how good is the wall? it is the iconic idea of trump's america. and this... cowboys and big skies, part of the iconography of america. all right, all right, guys, 0k. bill mcdonald's ranch in arizona is just a few miles from the border with mexico. illegal immigration and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well, you build a wall, you've solved a problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do it just as well. it's political, he made a promise, he was determined to keep it. he thought, if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. it's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody that crosses the border, but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here either. i mean, there are good people and bad people in all stripes. you can't characterise people by where they come from. it takes a few hours to sort the calves for sale, headed for oklahoma. they'll never see their mothers again, but that's b

that wall, how good is the wall? it is the iconic idea of trump's america. and this... cowboys and big skies, part of the iconography of america. all right, all right, guys, 0k. bill mcdonald's ranch in arizona is just a few miles from the border with mexico. illegal immigration and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet, for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well, you build a wall, you've solved a problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do it just as well. politically, he made a promise, he was determined to keep it. he thought, if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. it's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody that crosses the border but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here, either. i mean, there are good people and bad people in all stripes. it takes a few hours to sort the calves for sale, headed for oklahoma. they'll never see their mothers again, but that's business. activists say over 500 children remain separated

the writing has been on the wall for weeks. the doubt on wall street, they're finally taking notice. the dow having its worst week since march when the pandemic first began to rage plunging more than 900 points today alone. in el paso hospitalizations have tripled in less than three weeks, emergency tents set up in parking lots for extra space the convention center turning into a makeshift field hospitaln a leading doctor in that city says they're talking about the possibility of rationing hospital care. nationwide, covid has never been this bad we talked to doctors today across the country to find out what they're seeing right now and where they think we're headed >> i think we learned our lesson in march and april really having to deal with such a dramatic increase in cases and seeing our hospitals be overwhelmed where most people knew somebody that had been infected, but it is always possible like we're seeing in europe that new york does have another wave, another surge. >> europe -- >> it's continued to spread throughout t

that wall, how good is the wall? it is the iconic idea of trump's america. and this... cowboys and big skies, part of the iconography of america. all right, all right, guys, 0k. bill mcdonald's ranch in arizona is just a few miles from the border with mexico. illegal immigration and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well, you build a wall, you've solved a problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do it just as well. it's political, he made a promise, he was determined to keep it. he thought, if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. it's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody that crosses the border, but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here either. i mean, there are good people and bad people in all stripes. it takes a few hours to sort the calves for sale, headed for oklahoma. they'll never see their mothers again, but that's business. activists say over 500 children remain separat

an unmanned cargo rocket has taken off from the wall of island spaceport in virginia with some 3 and a half tons of cargo on board the cygnus is carrying supplies for astronauts aboard the international space station along with materials for scientific experiments. and rule germany is marking the 30th anniversary of reunification an event many thought would never happen east germans were hoping for a better life many found a new opportunities and improve their standard of living but others found themselves in the midst of upheaval and were left behind even now 30 years later divisions remain between east and west. there was no master plan no example worldwide for this is turning event gemma freezing if you cation. not even a year before the bowling ball had come down after months of peaceful protest and the from the east just. 5 u.s. u.k. france and the soviet union gave the green light paving the way to unify the 2 germany. those from the east had to adapt to many things new money and the economic system and a new lifestyle soon the disillusionment kicked in. because you know there

wall vestreet is going to want o make sure some of their folks, wall street dems, end up in the big jobs spreading the money around is a way do that. there will be a massive fight between progressives, centrists, you've got pro business democrats, african-american democrats, environmentally focused democrats. all those people are going to be fighting to make sure their folks get in those top slots >> brian, do you want to take a whack at that ball >> yeah, sure. i think that's 100% true and then there's the other side of it which i think maybe people in the finance and investment sector on wall street, they're just tired of some of the things they're seeing from trump with the governance by tweet, that they see their stock portfolios go up or down based on whatever the president may say. normally the president has the kind of power but trump weelds -- wields it all the time it's true there's clearly going to be some movement by wall street executives trying to get in the biden crowd but there's also this feeling of, well, at the same time we've given this guy a chance, donald trump, but

supreme court will have a say in the border wall matter. the justices taking on a case right now challenging the use of president trump's funds, $2.5 billion that went from the pentagon to the construction of this border wall. tomorrow, we'll take another look at what is happening here along the border. we'll focus on family separation, as well as asylum seekers in the u.s. and mexico. seekers in the u.s. and mexico. >> mireya villarreal on the vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks life doesn't stop for a cold. [man] honey... [woman] honey that's why there's new dayquil severe honey. it's maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. dayquil honey. the daytime coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, power through your day medicine. >>> the police shooting of breonna taylor has sparked outrage and protests coast to coast. she was shot and killed in her home during a police raid in march. no officers were charged for her de

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