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conor lamb's district, but we've been investing in pennsylvania to build that infrastructure for success. you're absolutely correct that conor lamb's district is changing. but the remarkable thing to remember is, conor lamb won in a totally gerrymandered district. donald trump won this by 20 points. when he runs in november, he's going to be running in a fairly-drawn district. that's what democrats are asking for in pennsylvania and elsewhere. and we're investing in pennsylvania and elsewhere, building that infrastructure everywhere. because if there's a less on i'e learned over the last year, we can win everywhere, we in fact are winning everywhere. this isn't just an aberration in pennsylvania. this is a trend across the country. and we're going to continue to organize, stephanie, because i think we have a wind at our back. and we're not just organizing against trump. we're organizing for our values. our values of opportunity for everyone. good jobs for everyone. retirement security. making sure if you work a
sure you are aware. they are disabled. they are deaf. they came to the united states because mexico wasn't offering deaf people what they offer here in the united states as far as interpreters, free education for them. my parents came to america not only want. ing to read and write, because mexico didn't offer that for them. they knew there were all these benefits for people with disabilities. so luckily, i was born is and they said this is our only hope. as soon as i turned 21, i. e petitioned for both of them. i feel like it's fair pause they deserve it. my dad always paid taxes. he always did the right thing. he never was in jail. he was never doing anything crazy. and i'm speaking for my family. i can't speak for the rest of the families, but as far as my parents, i was happy to petition for them. they deserve it.
just filled out incorrectly but outright lied. that really calls into question a lot of things. >> we should mention mr. akhmetshin has denied he is a russian spy. we should make that clear. but in april judicial committee chairman chuck grassley asked the department of homeland security chairman for more information on akhmetshin. it says, mr. akhmetshin is a russian immigrant to the u.s. who has admitted to being a soviet counterintelligence officer. in fact, it has been reported that he worked for the gru and allegedly specializes in active measure campaigns, i.e, s subversive political influence operations often involving disinformation and propaganda. this information was talked about in april before this disclosure came out and all these questions. what does that mean for you? >> the gru has been engaged in what we call hybrid warfare all throughout eastern europe and now obviously in the united states where they're trying to
france to spending 2% of gdp on defense spending. and also he, macron, has been critical of germany on trade just as president trump has. so how important is it for president trump to solidify a solid relationship with a western leader, i.e, macron, right now. >> reporter: right, i think that's the question. there's no way to paper over the fact these are two leaders who have drastically opposing views of the way the international community should operate and the direction of the world in general. on trade, on climate change, on the eu, you name it, these guys have different ideas of what the path of western democracies working together should mean in the 21st century. at the same time they both have an interest in figuring out a way to work together and figuring out a way to be friends. for trump that interest is simply rooted in his desire to have one western leader with whom he can have a constructive, positive working relationship. his attempts to forge a
they could harm americans. but he also said in the same sentence he's confident we could go after them. >> let me get this straight. they do commit bad things, i.e, attacking america, then we can go after them? is that the iend of logic we use now when we release people who are judged high risk. 30 per of those we release have gone back into the fight and what he haven't recaptured those. i don't think the american people want the lives of their men and women in the military at risk on the premise we could go after them again. bill: you know more about the
show me the birth certificate. who are you? i'e of the states. >> it was vicious. but the country rose above it. they said his race ofnon-whites were not going to come out and areas that went up. so a lot of critics on that side are left empty handed because the president did lose support. and again, it. take a lot of us a while to get over. i think we're challenged tonight to accept it. >> him. >> let me just go. we think we have couple of minutes until the president speaks. literally. be ask jeanne robinson "washington post" to weigh in in terms of what he's expecting and what is imm the president given the way this victory out. jeanne? >> we still have a divided country. that popular vote is going to be pretty cl have a big lead in the electoral college. to here is
at home, we've done the wil liba story every single day. >> yes, you have. >> not once, but twice. >> the second debate is tomorrow. he's weighing in on matters of national importance, i. e, the feud between "american idol" judges nicki minag and mariah carey. >> i think they'll be able to sort it out. i'm confident. >> and the debate moderator is under scrutiny by everyone already. [ music ]
at home, we've done the wil liba story every single day. >> yes, you have. >> not once, but twice. >> the second debate is tomorrow. he's weighing in on matters of national importance, i. e, the feud between "american idol" judges nicki minag and mariah carey. >> i think they'll be able to sort it out. i'm confident. >> and the debate moderator is under scrutiny by everyone already. [ music ]
make it worse. john fox, jack del rio. >> the replacement officials, they're not bad men. they're trying to do the best they can. >> it's not their fault. >> they're in over their heads. >> you talk to everybody, i remember hearing emmitt talk, a pensacola guy, about the difference between college game and the pro game. he said, man, the first time you get hit and you see how fast everything moves, he said it's a whole new world. he said it was mind bending. and so if you're a ref and you're used to seeing things at one speed and you've been doing that for 20 years -- >> very hard. >> -- it's unfair to these replacement refs to put them out there with 50,000 people watching and say keep up with all this. go. it's not fair. >> and they did naia football. this is the lowest level. >> it's not the s.e.c. refs. >> again, if they had been trained to be nflr echlrefs, i'e