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and it starts with copper, the mineral copper. there s copper in brass. there s copper in bronze. the statue of liberty is sheathed in a layer of copper. that s about the thickness of two pennies. pennies themselves used to be copper, but now they re just copper-covered zinc, which sort of seems sad. it makes financial sense, because copper over time became too valuable to use in something as cheap as a penny, because most of what we use copper for now is conducting electricity. we use copper for wiring. there is a massive global appetite for copper. and the world s largest producer of copper is an american company. it s a company that used to be based in new orleans but now the mining company freeport is based in phoenix, arizona. and the freeport mining company of phoenix, arizona, they do still mine copper in arizona and
they mine copper in new mexico and in colorado. but they are a gigantic firm. and they re a global operation. in south america, they mine copper in chile, peru.
Mineral-copperCopperPenniesSheathedStatue-of-libertyBrassBronzeLayerThicknessTwoSomethingSenseon that part of the country. i m coming to you from steel city, so this is very important here. i ve always supported the steel industry and i support our steelworkers and our steelworkers can compete with anybody in the world, as long as the playing field is level but that playing field has been slanted. president trump s just trying to restore some balance to the playing field here and i want to help him. i m ready to go down there and be his wing man and help i m implement that agenda. julie: molly is in moon township, pennsylvania where the president is about to speak minutes from now. molly, i can tell the crowd is getting pretty excited. reporter: there are a lot of great america great hats here, julie. this is the 20th rally in pennsylvania, his fifth outside of the pittsburgh area since he started driving toward the white house in june of 2015. this is a pretty special appearance specifically for a
reasons why. one, his opponent has been so anti-union since he s been i
Big-countryAnybodyWorldSteelworkersPartPittsburgh-international-airportIndustryTrump-forManAgendaPlaying-fieldHelpthank you for joining us on a very busy sunday. still waiting for a slow news day. treating all morning. june of 2015. the president s lawyer this morning renewing attacks on the former lawyer for the president could mayor rudy giuliani pulled no punches over the secret recording of a conversation with then candidate tromping 2016. also treated this morning from his club. before the president heads back to washington. k., leland. giuliani says cohen is a pathological liar. a very different description when you remember what he referred to him has an interview with abc news just two to go in in the interview he said that michael cohen is an honest,
honorable lawyer. including one with michael cohen s client donald trump is i found out like a board ousted that he was recording his clients which is a desirable offense. i found out he not only did the lawyers, but he had a conversation with one colleague, chris cuomo in which he made a big show putting his phone in a drawer. he said
PresidentLawyerNewsMorningUsOna-very-busy-sundayJuneJune-of-20152015Rudy-giulianiCandidateConversationa successful outcome is dependent upon involvement from russia, india, iran and pakistan. it has to decide how much to involve india that would shift the strategic landscape all tolg together. this is the difficult work of diplomacy that the trump a administratiad administration has decided to ignore. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. let s get started. another day, another head scratching tweet from donald trump. this time it s about
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IranLandscapeOutcomeInvolvementIndiaRussiaPakistanAdministrationTrumpWorkDiplomacyAdministratiadthe lead negotiator as he cautioned because their stark message to the insurgents to john nickelson has made clear, reconcile or die. ruben said this is not the way to start a dialogue with people who s entire culture is organized around personal and collective honor, which by the way is a much bigger factor in this war than so-called extremist islam. he added it s obvious that this conflict has no purely military solution, even maintaining the current military involvement requires better political ties with afghanistan s neighbors. look at a map, ruben said, afghanistan is land locked and america needs supply roots. the three countries that could help with access are pakistan, russia and iran. and we have bad relations with all three. ruben s chief advice is to work hard at diplomacy and recognize other countries have an interest in afghanistan and engage them, a successful outcome is entirely
dependent upon involvement from india, pakistan and russia and iran. so washington cannot
WayBarn-net-rubenMessageNegotiatorLeadInsurgentsClearDieJohn-nickelson-hasPeopleDialogueWarplane. i don t think this was the first flight certainly. and the communications back and forth with the tower at one point asking if there were other pilots on the line, asking about what kind of chop he would get into over the mountain areas. this went on for quite a period of time and it did emso liseem e air traffic controller had some familiarity with them. so as the picture becomes, you know, more and more flushed out, this is someone who was familiar with the airport. you know, you almost are tempted to say it was someone who kind of snapped because he clearly enjoyed the flight, enjoyed the role and loop that he performed, sounded anyway, surprised that he was able to do that loop. that is difficult do especially in a twin engine aircraft that is not made do that.
and it sheds a lot of light. and many people heard the clip that we just played, but i want to play a bit more of it. obviously viewers here in the u.s., many people just waking up again for this plane that was s
Turbo-propPointTowerFlightCommunicationsPilotsLineOneAir-traffic-controllerKindPictureMountain-areas matt: agreed to be here. kennedy: will be back tomorrow at noon eastern. now, here s harris. harris: let s begin as we await the start of a much-anticipated house judiciary committee hearing. president trump s former campaign manager, corey lewandowski, is such testify at any moment as the democrats ramp up their impeachment investigations. you are watching outnumbered overtime. i m harris faulkner. now we will hear the chairman and ranking member giving the opening statements. but there is already friction inside the room that you are looking at right now, after the white house moved to limit the scope of lewandowski s testimony and ordered two former aides not to appear before this committee panel. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live outside that hearing room on capitol hill. things starting to get really busy in there now. that s right, harris. i m just looking over my shoulder because we are still waiting for corey lewandowski. we were told 20 mi
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Donald-trumpPresidencyBookendsBeginningSortMotherWaysMovementWhite-supremacyTrumpismBeginMemorialsSwiftly in this. and we expect it could be a fairly unanimous decision because of the legal standings. but, at the end of the day, the democrats seem to be trying to remove him in what would be the greatest disenfranchisement perhaps in presidential history over something that doesn t exactly exist. you know, the left has been hitting him nonstop since june of 2015 and certainly over the last year with the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. and then you have got these four indictments with 91 counts where they want to put president trump in prison for like 750 years. you have got these two fake civil cases against him. now trying to remove him in the ballot. there are so many people, yes, on the left who are motivated to try to eliminate him from the political landscape. but you also have now people on the left like david axelrod but also like good afternoon the 14th amendment does not apply in
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