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Peaceful, no suffering mass of humanity, no crying children or violence. there was a simple chain-link fence separating the two countries, just birds and trees. so how did this happen? it happened because hungary is a serious and modern country that cares about its own citizens. hungry has no desire to destroy itself, no desire to encourage crime and misery and unemployment in its cities, no desire to contribute to the human trafficking of people fleeing from syria. when illegal aliens arrive at...

Almost one year ago, a devastating and deadly explosion at the port in beirut sent shock waves through lebanon. but as the first anniversary of the blast approaches, life has become even harderfor most lebanese. today, half of the population is living on the poverty line and the country is undergoing one of the worlds worst economic collapses in history. to this day, no top officials have been questioned over the blast. heres what the lebanese president had to say today: "let the judiciary go to...

The infrastructure deal weve been talking about a couple of weeks is the infrastructure bill. and it begins on the legislative fast track. the infrastructure investment and jobs act is 27 00 pages long and represents weeks of work and several near collapses in the negotiations. the senate majority leader chuck schumer wants a final vote by thursday or friday. senate passage gets us to the next stage of a complicated puzzle. progressives say any action must coincide with action on a bigger democr...

They campaigned saying they would vote no on spending bilsz. they are bold, climate, health care. now theyre being asked eat your peas. joe biden, the old way worked. the president said this, there was a lot of skepticism. joe, that senate is gone, thats 20 years ago. the president has every reason to pound his chest. the question is can he work the same thing with the house democrats. >> can he? >> thats the question. speaker pelosi said theyre not going to just pass the senate bill. the house ...

Vaccination rates in pennsylvania for peers a little of what he said. over 630,000 americans have lost their lives because of covid. and their lives because of covid. and the only thing the press wants me to talk about his covid, but ill mention this thing. we still have a lot of people not vaccinated. the pandemic we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so please, please, please, please, if youre not vaccinated, protect yourself and your children out there. its important. lets turn to le...

Boom. the stock market is at new highs. even wages show signs of rising. while the u.s. is doing better than most, other major industrial countries are also on the road to recovery. and the chief reason is everyone learned the lesson of 2008. in systemic collapses, governments need to go big and fast, spending money and providing liquidity. the voices of austerity in the united states and europe, which were extremely powerful during the 2008 crisis, have been largely silent this time around. tha...

Even wages show signs of rising. while the u.s. is doing better than most, other major industrial countries are also on the road to recovery. and the chief reason is everyone learned the lesson of 2008. in systemic collapses, governments need to go big and fast, spending money and providing liquidity. the voices of austerity in the united states and europe, which were extremely powerful during the 2008 crisis, have been largely silent this time around. thats where the good news ends. back in 200...

Quite frankly, ever. the united states stands firmly with the people of cuba. >> the protests are the culmination of frustration over an on going economic crisis that has been aggravated by the covid-19 virus. joining me is ed augusta who joins us from cuba. good to talk you to. help us contextualize the protesters. what contributed to the uprising? >> this protests are hugely rare in cuba. ive been here reporting for eight years. never seen anything like it. the last protest that was anything o...

>> reporter: after years of lawsuits, hearings, and finger pointing, a retro fit announced last october will anchor the building to bedrock, which, to the duration of critics, had not been done originally. instead, the foundation was built in the deep sand. experts determined that adjacent projects and a process called dewatering, had weakened the soil under the tower. causing it to sink. the high-profile ordeal may be all the more relevant in the wake of the surfside catastrophe, with questions...

People have survived upwards of two weeks and even longer in some instances in these collapses, but this is absolutely a search and rescue mission right now. they are not calling this a recovery mission just yet. the families of the missing meanwhile staying in a nearby hotel, we did reach out to get their thoughts on the demolition. they were briefed prior to it taking place. and many of them understand that this was just a necessary step in the process to try to go deeper into the pile. we kno...