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Regard to barriers and walls and protecting the border. >> sure, trump has replaced existing fencing and other barriers. theres been about 50 miles of replacement barrier erected during trumps presidency. what is also true, though, no new miles of barrier have been built. so no additional parts of the border have been covered by barriers under trump. basically whats happening here is not trump making a false claim but him trying to change the deaf figs. so him saying, look, youre criticizing me ...

Miles where there was already fencing or other kinds of barriers have had fencing upgraded and for most of the trumps presidency, he is simply asserted that that is his wall, like were building a wall, its going up fast and people like me fact checkers said no, youre replacing fencing. now he starts to make an argument that that replacement fencing should be counted by people like you and i as his wall. >> so hes saying he deserves credit for putting up steel fencing yet he promised -- thats not...

Fencing or other kinds of barriers have had fencing upgraded and for most of the trumps presidency, he is simply asserted that that is his wall, like were building a wall, its going up fast and people like me fact checkers said no, youre replacing fencing. now he starts to make an argument that that replacement fencing should be counted by people like you and i as his wall. >> so hes saying he deserves credit for putting up steel fencing yet he promised -- thats not what he promised during the c...

That some of the overcrowding has gone down because of president trumps policies? >> certainly the big surge happened because of his policies. which was to say im going to seal the border. that surge now has subsided both as a result of mexican action and the summer heat. >> because the president pressed mexico to take action. >> yes. thats fair to say. yes. so he has partially corrected a problem he created. >> he tweeted about your visit. he said basically that he looks forward to meeting with...

Yet. >> i just wanted to find georgia, my best friend and also i just wanted to make sure she was all right. >> zach kept telling himself she was all right. noda, the small town on the coast where georgia lived, was protected by massive concrete sea walls and barriers. so your first thought wasnt oh god, shes in trouble, it was more, thank god theres a wall. >> yeah, its there. theres just no possible way it could have gotten over that. >> how did you find out that you were wrong? >> well, i dec...

>> complicated characters, complicated issues, and the way it was presented was so unique. >> sentence, nine years. up for parole, six. >> what they were doing at hbo was exactly what the network wasnt doing. they were breaking barriers. >> you get to the somethisopran of a sudden, the villain is the hero. >> theres some eggplant. >> i told you, im not ugly. >> the sopranos was david chases invention about this mob family, something people hadnt seen before, the idea that a mobster is seeing a t...

>> im hoping to first finish aerospace engineering and work on spacecrafter aircraft and then apply to the space agency and one day go to space. i think its really important to have role models like natalie in a position that you hope to see yourself in and she has motivated me to work harder to get to where i want to be in my career. >> i worked on it last summer. >> it makes me feel awesome, honestly, that im able to make a small difference. thats why its particularly important in science and ...

That are out there in science and engineering and technology. realizing i didnt have many mentors made me want to put myself out there. >> im hoping to first finish aerospace engineering and work on spacecraft or aircraft and then apply to the space agency and one day go to space. i think it is really important to have role models like natalie in a position that you hope to see yourself in and she has motivated me to work harder to get to where i want to be in my career. >> i worked on it last s...

>> my husband was a school teacher and he wanted to go on a fishing trip to the gulf of mexico. that evening, we had a great dinner and a bottle of champagne and we went back to watching on tv with everybody else. >> the eveniagle has landed. >> copy. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. were breathing again. >> we were sitting there watching. it was so dramatic. >> thats one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me. he said you are going to be in the...

She continued to break barriers and became the first female senior executive at the kennedy space center. >> when you looked at joanne and the way she worked the polyand the way she did things, she had greatness. >> do you think you would be where you are today without someone like joanne morgan? >> no. she was a champion for me. a huge inspiration to all of us to say you can do this. >> im very proud that we got away from too pale, too male, too stale. joanne brought young ladies in who were ve...