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She said we didnt raise you to live like this. she financed me to go to a nicer place and i got fired from a bunch of jobs and had to move back with my parents. i was in investment banking and you need a basic grasp of math. >> you squandered your time in college with science? >> yes, thats not my vibe. >> i went to college when he was 18. >> university of southern colorado. >> denver to the university of southern colorado. it was the indians. now its the timber wolves and went to university of ...

Yeah. it was instant love. >> they live in star city, a small suburb ever morgantown, west virginia, where dave works at walmart and mary at a medical office. skylar was a whirlwind, a rambunctious, precocious toddler who owned her parents hearts. >> hey, gorgeous. >> hi, daddy. >> youre beautiful, baby. >> how was she as a child? >> wow. how would you describe her as a child? >> rambunctious. she was everywhere. even as a child, she was very bright. very bright. and she would do things at a cer...

>> it is not abnormal for this to happen in a legislative process. were still full steam ahead, trying to get legislation passed. >> he is very persuadable. this package adds nothing to the debt. >> want to bring in jake sherman, founder of political news and msnbc contributor. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i say this with all the love and affection in the world. when you say in punch bowl, this is one of the most important legislative periods in a long time, explain why ...

Cover-up for biden and that marxist or democratic party is not what the democrats are proposing that destroys the voting franchise so it is an entire ideology thats called public journalism so it means we are citizens and we just cant report on whats going on we have to provide remember do we can just teach math and science there has to be a social agenda they love do we and talk about doing. he has anew enormous influence in journalism schools today as education schools today and the point is i...

Compromise and give you a living wage, give you a working wage. not just minimum wage. i wasnt given the opportunity to help people get jobs. now what about the people that busted their butts all year lore for every restaurant owner and every position that was available. though burnt the candle at both ends. my kids were so tired of working before they went back to school and took off for the season that they were exhausted what about those people that actually stuck by everybody to get get the ...

Friends. >> jesse, did you live in a dorm? >> i am not friends with anybody in my dorm. i had the opposite situation. i got in late. they put me in the science dorm. >> [laughing]. >> i was with all of these science and math kids. i didnt fit in well. i didnt fit in well anywhere. >> i wonder if they read your book. >> how i saved the world? >> yes. we would love to hear from you. >> i lived on a ship for 2 years for maritime college and then an apartment of old rejects. it was like a bad boy ho...

Limbo. >> my research was disrupted. >> reporter: dennis hu flew to shanghai in january 2020 along with friend and lab mate matthew jikelski. while matthew, an american, returned to the u.s., hu was delayed in going back to their university in boston. first by the outbreak. several attempts to return failed. then came a new policy under president trump. >> first i think its a policy of discrimination based on nationality. >> to suspend the entry -- >> reporter: hu was referring to proclamation 1...

Universities with suspected military ties. the policy singled out those studying in stem fields, science, technology, engineering and math, framed as part of national security. >> there is certainly espionage that goes on in u.s. universities from china. there have been cases in the past where students have been used for espionage purposes. this policy, though, is very sweeping. very arbitrary. >> it is estimated there were sms 5,000 students kept from reentering the u.s. in response to cnn, the...

Stations. thousands are trying their luck elsewhere by moving to shelters outside the city. >> reporter: it has been several days now since hurricane ida made it through the city. it is the after math is wearing on them. not having power which means no ac in the middle of what is a very hot time here in the gulf coast especially in new orleans where the heat index is so high. residents say it is unbearable. many come out here right outside the convention center and over here there is a line of c...

Help the rest of the world. see, this is -- when you say that b the $300 million a day, which is what it cost us, for 20 years. so i cant do the math. i did go to catholic school but i am trying to do it right now. 70,000-plus days in these 20 years. i hope none of my former nuns how are calling msnbc to dispute this number. but, man, $300 million a day. this is why -- i am in the middle of writing something today for my substack. the headline is "in the end, bin laden won". and we helped him do...