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216 study from stanford. >> tucker: why didnt we think of this before? >> you tell me. >> tucker: [laughs] its breaking my heart because we both know that in five years seattle isnt going to be leading the nation in math scoresco. >> what we want to see his improvement and we have seen it before. they are trying new ways to teach young children of all different backgrounds about math and science and many others -- >> tucker: us question, singapore is an ethnically diverse place. >> sure. >> tuck...

Where 100% of children arriving with their parents from central america were taken from their families, separated, caged and put into a tent camp in torneo, texas, among other places. and the public response, more than a thousand people showing up within 24 hours of those kids being placed in that camp. i think it helped to form the political will to force the administration to change that policy. now that tent camp at torneo no longer exists. thats just one small but important example of the po...

Definitely not. >> and then they still have to prove that it is safe. and effective. the holy grail of drug development. even if theyre still not sure exactly how cbd works. >> what we now have is regulatory recognition of the benefits in certain conditions of these medicines. we have to evaluate better how they work under what circumstances, what might make them work better. the important thing is to provide that evidential proof you have to do research. >> and that point is probably the bigges...

>> definitely not. >> and then they still have to prove that it is safe and effective. the holy grail of drug development. even if they are still not sure exactly how cbd works. >> what we now have is regulated recognition of the benefits in certain conditions of these medicines. we have to evaluate better how they work, under what circumstances, what might make them work better, important thing is to provide that eviden evidence proof and do research. >> that, that point is probably the biggest...

>> well, im, i was, im just saying -- you know, do i need to get a lawyer? are you aaccusing me? >> it came to an end that must have been as familiar as uncomfortable. >> i know you will have to do your job, and i have to contact somebody. >> thats fair. i know how this stuff works. >> and then stephanie lazarus was read the same words she herself had read to hundreds of suspects over the years. >> stephanie, do you know you have the right to remain silent, do you understand? >> yes. >> and for ...

Will be laughing at the green new deal, laughing at the original lyric in our country music song. people dont like boring stuff. boring stuff works. marriage, budget, process, laws. all boring. but apocalyptic predictions people eat up and its sad. >> you think it was stupid for the democrats to be in detroit, the automobile capitol of the world, oil, gasoline is the life blood of detroit, to go in and say we have to get rid of oil, the things that runs the cars that you guys build. >> juan: no....

He cant believe whats happened in a short period of time because rockets were being fired over japan. rockets and missiles, both. and now that hasnt happened in -- long time. 16 months, 17 months. no more testing. no more rockets, no more checking to see whether or not this stuff works. youll be seeing it. i think it will be interesting for people to see. theres a chance to do something very, very special. its exciting. likewise, it will be the largest trade deal ever made by far, if you look at...

What happened. >> well, i was -- you know, im just saying, do i need to get a lawyer? minutes later it came to an end that must have been as familiar as it was uncomfortable for all of them. >> i know. you guys have to do your job and i guess im going to have to contact somebody. >> thats fair. >> because i know how this stuff works. >> and then she was read the same words she herself had read to hundreds of suspects over the years. >> do you know have the right to remain silent? >> yes. >> and ...

Going to pay for it. >> yes! >> so, again, his focus will be on always declaring victory and then every time he runs into one of these sort of structural road bumps, hes going to say well, were already building it and blame the democrats. >> that is one thing that i think trump through his supporters has not really been able to figure out. the process of moving things through the lecture. just how this works. >> obviously. >> how this stuff works. he still has to figure that out. >> and marshall...

Welcome. my concern is this stuff works. it sounds good. unless you take to time to to process the effect on the economy. will it appeal to voters. >> its a talking point thats gone on for well over a century. this is not a new political talking point. consider where we are right now. when elizabeth warren says too little opportunities -- im thinking we got 7 million job openings right now. we dont have that many workers. we have more job openings than workers. you might want to scratch the oppo...