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Been willing to perhaps re-evaluate some of her views, they were discouraging that. this is the quintessential cutting off your nose to spite your face. i got to say this is really one of the most bone-headed moves ive seen the israeli prime minister make. >> i disagree a little bit with what jennifer said, because i think a lot of people did support rashida and a lot of people actually do support the bds movement both here and in the united states and on the international stage, and we dont see...

In that. so i was really prepared to start to talk about my nationality. now do you own your car as the tribe spokesman he wants to draw the worlds attention to the plight of his people the clock is ticking for the arch of war and their way of life beneath the ground or their ancestral homeland are huge petroleum deposits drilling and exploitation on a large scale would be the end of the who live in from and with the rain forest. for the ultra we are warriors so we will never be afraid from thei...

I would have supported them doing that. thats better than nothing. i would have rather they come with us so we can build those relationships amongst each other. but if they want to do a separate trip, still here all sides. here the israeli government, from israeli senators dont act so down like settlers, from farmers on rocket attack, and go to the palestinian authority. but that wasnt their agenda. their agenda was only to hear one side. make a point on this bds movement. if this were truly to ...

On israel over the plight of the palestinians. but the fact that she would mention in the letter, im not going to do anything about the boycotts when im there, and i need to see grandma, who is 90, i might never see her again, apparent live that did the trick for the interior minister. dan: jerry nadler complained this is about a frank, open conversation. lets be candid. thats not what it was about. when they looked at the itinerary and put palestine at the top. clear live efforts to poke the is...

With more. im so glad youre there because i think their plight is not heard enough. >> reporter: thats right. good morning, poppy. i mean farmers we spoke to here in minnesota are drained mentally, physically and emotionally over this trade war. right now were standing on garys farm. and he says while he initially supported the president using tariffs to bring china to the negotiating table, he says that strategy is clearly not working, and he says the president is in jeopardy of losing a lot of...

Writing about jews who were coming? >> well, she had had direct contact with eastern european jews coming in large numbers, they were fleeing persecution, coming with hardly any money, they were coming with their families, and she went to help them, that was her awakening to the plight of immigrants, its important when she wrote the poem, she didnt say were here to help jewish immigrants, no, she took that experience and universalized that about america more broadly. >> when we look at the new t...

Would be successful in the battle or they picked versus goliath is not a easy and simple battle we might face a lot of crackdown and suppression but we were never stuck that would because hall is the place where people stand in the forefront to call for an authoritarian rule just like its brought it in the last century and we will continue on to a day we get that general democracy and we hope people around was can be our allies to support. pakistan has launched a diplomatic offensive over indias...

Encouraging them to transfer. >> neil: so you went into accounting even though you acknowledged it was president a love or a passion but it was a good practical choice because theres always a need for that skill set, right? >> yeah. and i think that that is something that a lot of people can do. doesnt necessarily have to be accounting. pharmacy, finance, nursing are all jobs, degrees that provide high employment prospects. something that could help students not only avoid debt but also be able ...

Easy is it for corruption to seep in. >> thank you, thank you julie and always putting the victims first. coming up next "the washington post" has been keeping the murder of jamal khashoggi in the headlines and now its drawing attention to the plight of another journalist. that story is next on "morning joe." next on "morning joe. let me ask you something. can the past help you write the future?

We stand in support of the tice family and hope to welcome austin back very soon. and gene robinson, this is obviously something not only in the mind of fred ryan, but also in the mind of you. tell us about it. >> well, you know, "the post" wrote an editorial to that effect, about the plight of austin tice. hes been held for these seven years. i believe there are indications that hes still alive. but we need to get him home and i will just say that im proud of the newspaper for raising this case...