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Automatic and same-day registration and a new voting rights act. >> congressman orourke. >> thats how we each have a voice in our democracy and make this work for everyone. >> thats time, sir. ill give you ten seconds to answer. would you support a 70% individual marginal tax rate? yes, no, or pass? >> i would support a tax rate and a tax code that is fair to everyone. >> same rate? >> take that corporate tax rate up to 28%. you would generate the revenues you need to pay for the programs. >> th...

They were going home the next day. >> shepard: because they fought before. >> they were in africa. in fact, they really thought when they went to england, they were going home. somebody told them about this. they didnt realize the scope of this. i was fortunate to get in with a lot of veterans. because i was a brand new rookie and scared stiff. >> shepard: do you remember what your thoughts were when you found out we were supposed to have invaded the day before on june 5, but when you found out ...

Go ahead and -- remember the trump administration in contempt and get it into court to get back to work. one other thing, i was critical of my republican colleagues in the senate because we can do more too. we need to bring some of those bills to the floor that your colleagues just talked about. >> let me ask you this. >> okay. >> do you think it would be cathartic for the country for essentially, you know, impeachment is not an automatic, doesnt mean youre voting out of office. bringing charges...

Between white supremacist, neo-nazis, the clu ku klux kland those with the courage to stand against him. no, we dont wu trump does. are we a nation who rips children from their parents from the border no. , no. >> just is he embracing kim jong-un or trying to prevent a nuclear bar war. >war.>> he doesnt know. >> there was divisive talk. i watched the speech yesterday and closed my eyes. it was in the sun. listened to it. i felt like i was listening to barack obama. a worse version, a less enthus...

Because of the great recession and the people need to understand consumer debt as a percentage of household income is near all-time lows. so, yeah, our debt levels are up. whats changed credit card isnt the issue anymore. its student loans, auto loans. all those things. steve: regarding credited cards. where is ryan? ryan, hold your hand up. there you are right there. ryan, you have a question about credit cards, right? >> yes. so -- oh, stand up, sorry. [laughter] my question was i actually lik...

Difficult the british people voted for this is a decisive moment in the story of these islands and it requires national unity to deliver the national interest. labor leader jeremy corbett has agreed to meet with theresa may he says hell set no conditions before the meeting which in itself would be a first since brecht talks began two years ago well before the british prime minister announced that she will ask the european union for yet another brics extension the president of france sent a harsh...

A video game a some us have fun or learn something but growing up and so for a few years now because ive had the idea of a to video game bearing and african culture the identity could be an export it. letting the europeans and wesson a seat in africa differently so. this flood left the. exchange and empowerment instead of import and adjustment video games are fun but also a powerful instrument to put african culture on the map. now these coffee beans behind me might have a look off minimalistic ...

Semiautomatic, automatic or close to automatic gunfire. in short, every semiautomatic weapon used in the terrorist attack on friday will be banned in this country. >> so that was prime minister jacinda ardern. she was saying the move would require a buy back of banned weapons currently in circulation and estimated cost to be between $100 and $200 million. she expects the new laws to be in effect by april 11th. it opens the conversation in this country because of the mass shootings weve had to se...

Prime minister just under our town has announced that the government hopes to have a ban on semiautomatic and military style weapons in place by next month the move follows fridays fatal shootings at two mosques in christ church which left fifty people dead. one of the many vigils taking place across new zealand this week to our right as the country continues to come to terms with its worst mass shooting its also taking radical steps to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again. today im ...

Plan to ban. they plan to ban military-style semiautomatic weapons, assault rifles, high-capacity magazines, parts with ability to convert a firearm into a military-style semiautomatic weapon, parts that cause a firearm to generate semiautomatic, automatic, or close to automatic gunfire. so, its quite a list. new zealand already had some pretty tough gun laws, but this new legislation will be submitted to parliament as legislation the first week of april, and then there will be an amnesty for fo...