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Party has become a case study in cult behavior and group think. i think that were seeing that translate to members of congress who are standing by this president when he -- a party that used to be the party of family values, were seeing him order the stripping of their families from the border. the republican party that used to be about upholding our institutions are now having members of congress supporting donald trump as an unindicted co-conspirator and completely advocating the responsibilit...

Request of her committee. so here is my question. this thing involving this property in westchester county, the testimony by cohen about financial -- the financial statements concerning that property and what he says those financials were used for. that $200 million thanks financial statement he says was used to get a loan and try to affect trumps insurance rates. this is basically one little case study of the potential criminal exposure were caught to when it comes to this president there is lo...

Now being cooperative. they had not been. but she says now they are being cooperative and they are handing over documents at the request of her committee. so heres my question. i mean, this thing involving this property in west chester count cozy, the testimony by cohen and the financial statements concerning the property and what he says those financial statements were used for. this inexplicable $200-plus million that pops up on that financial statement, that financial statement that he says w...

So that i appreciate, right? the philosophical debate, the reason why this became an international case study is how are the big five tech companies that are now pbigger than countries themselves, netflix, apple, facebook, amazon -- how are they going to interact with otherwise questionable regimes? look, i mean, my show is cool. its not that popular. it became a thing because its now this case study of, okay, so now apple, you want to go into china. can you write episodes in your dramatic serie...

Them, and we wanted to be alike. we were falling in love with each other. >> i think there were superficialities. they liked the same things, and they had similar interests. but deep down, they were different. >> they were not the case study of biology being destiny. >> ive come to believe genes and the environment are close competitors. you can say we drift in the direction our genes tell us to go. but it doesnt mean you are destined to be one person or another. >> i believe that im still here

Administration do? the president has spoken out about this. they have taken action. vice president pence going to colombia on monday. hes going to be right there in the region and weve seen top level officials at the border. >> this is really the undiscussed thing. what the administrations done here has defied every single caricature of this administration that you could possibly say, they cant get their act together, that trumps a puppet of putin, that these guys cant muster international suppo...

Do the things that are going to benefit the community and how that gets done, you know, will vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. s got to get done. >> what do you think shes been able to command so much attention in the early stages of her job in washington? >> part of it is just shes masterful with social media and communication. she has this really personal bond with voters on the left, especially young voters on the left. her competitors or ideological rivals in the democratic party dont....

Tractor-trailers, sub marine, but not a single witness ever said they ever drove around the barriers. the tunnels were the method of choice. who says? the top lieutenant. a tunnel is the most secure way to cross drugs to the u.s. the easiest way to cross over weapons. in the late 80s or 90s, 95% of the cocaine was brought into the u.s. by tunnel. 2012, the border tunnel prevention act passed with bipartisan approval. thats when they started relying on legal points of entry. hiding it in all sort...

Now, 2012, the border tunnel prevention act passed with bipartisan approval. el chapos guys said thats when they started relying on legal points of entry. hiding it in all sorts of cars and trucks, flooding the ports, playing a numbers game knowing there arent enough agents or technology to search every vehicle. and as for the drivers, its interesting that the president chose to make el paso his case study for the wall. the cartel made it a point to hire families that live in el paso to drive dr...

And mexico. at his "state of the union" address last week you might remember the president using el paso as sort of a case study for why he wants his wall so much. he says el paso is terrible, violent, dangerous place until a portion of fencing went up on the u.s. border at el paso. and he described that bit of fencing as essentially solving all of el pasos problems. factually thats total horse hockey. el paso does have a very low crime rate, but that was the case long before that little bit of ...