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Partisan differences. i think we would disagree on pointing out the iran deal. i consider that another promise made and promise kept. i stand back and say hes doing a good job when its coming to foreign policy. >> bill: marjorie, thank you for your time. chris, thank you for your time as well. great to have you two back. thanks. >> thank you. >> julie: major push under way to reform food stamps with tighter work requirements dominating talks over the farm bill. president trump meeting yesterday ...

Them of their humanity. >> other corporations, other ceos might say i simply cant afford to do that, i have to focus on my shareholders and my bottom line. i have to offer good benefits to my college educated employees but my factory workers, theyre more disposable. what do you say to those ceos? >> i would say while this might seem like its expensive in the short run, in the long run, this is actually going to save my business money. its going to lead to higher employee retention, lower trainin...

In the foot without really meaning too sometimes. >> we can talk about trade a little bit as well, jane newton small small. you watched that press conference that president trump gave with prime minister shinzo abe, the press conference that took place at mar-a-lago, trade was something those leaders left unresolved. sbs abe, proponent of the transpacific partnership, the president maintaining the bilateral approach is the way to go, nothing settled yet in trade, something the president talked a...

These covers. the question i request is, how do you find time and make space for stories other than trump, other than the administration? you defeated time and energy to ronan farrows investigation of harvey weinstein. he shared the pulitzer price for public service. how do you make sure those get ample time and space. >> thank got theres other things in life than donald trump, good and ill. we publish stories about all kinds of things, and ronan farrow, and his colleagues at the times -- our co...

Another june seventeenth uprising. commerce minister not on the anniversary thats what were here for. you say. heard all these demands before. democracy reforms free election all that claptrap its the language of the class comrades. for east german state security and for the uprising of june seventeenth one thousand nine hundred fifty three remained a traumatic memory. the first east german general election held in one nine hundred fifty was also not a free election. that was also one of the rea...

In bangladesh thats right terry the garment industry of course is the main engine of the economy in bangladesh business is booming theres plenty of work around but it pays very little money factory workers and lots of children among them dont even get the minimum wage which would be around a meager fifty seven euros a month anyway but for most theres no alternative its either that or no income asshole. the boss clothing company is not aware that its no go is being printed on these t. shirts. but...

Its going to be another june seventeenth uprising. minister not on the anniversary thats what were here for. you say. these demands before. democracy reforms free election all that claptrap its the language of the class enemy comrades. for east german state security and for me the uprising of june seventeenth one thousand nine hundred fifty three remained a traumatic memory. the first east german general election held in one nine hundred fifty was also not a free election. that was also one of t...

Is this is this going to be another june seventeenth uprising. commerce minister not on the anniversary thats what were here for. but you say. heard all these demands before. three democracy reforms free election and all that claptrap its the language of the class enemy comrades. for east german state security and for me the uprising of june seventeenth one thousand nine hundred fifty three remained a traumatic memory. the first east german general election held in one nine hundred fifty was als...

Two children. until i started getting sick in two thousand and fifteen coughing my skin was a cheat and i couldnt walk. i had six children three of them lead poisoning two of them died. in two thousand and seven metal refinery opened a smelting plant bordering kathryns neighborhood we know who. in the years that followed at least twenty factory workers in one hundred children died of lead poisoning the plant has closed in two thousand and fourteen but the aftermath is still coming to light we kn...

Yesterday, are behind this president. they are rallying, and they understand whats at stake in november. rachel: earlier this week the media criticized president trump for having notes. at cpac he went off script and now they are saying that the speech was meandering and that he sounds like hugo chavez and fidel castro. they are comparing him to a dictator. what say you actually, you know what? lets show a clip of the media freaking out first. >> okay. >> sprawling, truly sprawling meandering sp...