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In all actuality, were an island town. miami was made of bahamians that built the city of miami. so now you have a lot of different cultures. >> anthony: caribbean, south american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted the music? >> luther: when people think about me, they say this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybodys dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. the girls stand up on you and put their ...

People, anybody who is non-white. and that is what hes doing. but hes using a lot more direct language like the reverend said, threatening to open fire on people who may be trying to come and make an asylum claim when in actuality, and keep saying this, the members of the military are prohibited by law from acting in a law enforcement capacity on u.s. soil. that cant be what theyre there to do. but it doesnt matter. he wants to make this message, make people afraid of a south american migrants a...

Taking the playbook and getting the voters out to the polls is interesting to watch. >> harris: yeah, and florida come of course, you have them talking about the race. you have others go down there. you just saw will ferrell go out for the georgia governors race on the democrat side, just this week. its interesting, some of the other people who are kind of getting involved. i mention the presidents name on the ballot, not in actuality, but the way we have talked about it. the way he talks about ...

Phone and that is scary. neuroscapes founder, dr. adam gazali has spent years studying the brain. >> its important to recognize that our brains are limited in the processing. just look at how much information is around us. were not able to take all of that in at the same time. >> we are all multitasking now and all this technology is supposed to make our lives easier but in actuality its having a pretty negative impact on our brains, isnt it? >> if you look from an evolutionary perspective you f...

>> my connection to technology is so strong that my body freaks out when i cant pick up my phone and that is scary. neuro scapes founder dr. adam has spent years studying the bryn. >> its important to recognize that our brains are limited in the processing. just look at how much information is around us. were not able to take all of that in at the same time. >> we are all multitasking now and all this technology is supposed to make our lives easier but in actuality its having a pretty negative i...

Their favor. all of these lawmakers voted in favor of neil gorsuch. there is really no strong reason to believe they wouldnt vote for kavanaugh. so again, the momentum appears to be on their side. it doesnt seem to be something -- with the exception of that one health care vote, thats what really got susan collins that reputation of sort of bucking the president sometimes. but in actuality, they tend not to. >> mimi, i have 30 seconds but youre really smart and you can handle this. remind folks ...

To believe they wouldnt vote for kavanaugh. so again, the momentum appears to be on their side. it doesnt seem to be something -- with the exception of that one health care vote, thats what really got susan collins that reputation of sort of bucking the president sometimes. but in actuality, they tend not to. >> mimi, i have 30 seconds but youre really smart and you can handle this. remind folks the stakes. the republicans seem willing to take a big chance here because what comes with being a ju...

Favor of neil gorsuch. there is really no strong reason to believe that they wouldnt vote for kavanaugh. so again, the momentum appears to be on their side. it doesnt seem to be something -- with the exception of that one health care vote, thats what really got susan collins that reputation of sort of bucking the president sometimes. but in actuality, they tend not to. >> mimi, i have 30 seconds but youre really smart and you can handle this. remind folks the stakes. the republicans seem willing...

Remember, and all the stuff is about environmental things. arsenic in the water, for example, cold fire power plants. in april 2001, president bush decides to pull the united states out of the kyoto protocol. it was basically all of professional washington and even many people in the presidents candidate thought this was a bad idea. >> tucker: i remember. >> but the president made the decision, the vice president back to him on it, and i dont think anyone looking back would say that that was a b...

About environmental things. arsenic in the water, for example, coal-fired power plants. in april 2001, president bush decides to pull the united states out of the kyoto protocol. it was basically all of professional washington and even many people in the presidents cabinet thought this was a bad idea. >> tucker: i remember. >> but the president made the decision, the vice president backed him on it, and i dont think anyone looking back would say that that was a bad decisiok given that america ha...