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Sides before they can move that ball across the goalline. >> matt rivers, thank you. joining us now is the former u.s. babs ambassador to mexico. good to have you with us. as we listen to what we just heard from matt in terms of his reporting, the reaction on the mexican side, feeling that its very one-sided, specifically as youre looking at whats happening at the border, that they are feeling its on them to stop this surge, were hearing a little bit of a different tale from u.s. officials. wher...

If you havent watched it yet, youve probably heard about it. the netflix hit "squid game" is everywhere and what is it and why does it have everybody talking? heres a brief explanation from nbcs joe fryar. >> reporter: youd be forgiven if you thought "squid game" was a cooking competition. youd also be very wrong. the series is in fact a korean thriller, a violent dystopian tale about people debut in debt playing a bunch of childrens games in the hopes of winning millions of dollars. if they los...

The series is, in fact, a korean thriller. a violent dystopian tale about people deep in debt playing a bunch of childrens games hoping to win millions of dollars. you lose a game, they lose their lives. so popular, netflix recently said theres a very good chance its going to be our biggest show ever. >> it has familiarized and brought a lot of attention to koreans and the korean culture in a very tangible way. >> reporter: and proves netflixs investment in global content is paying off. >> inves...

Netflixs surprise mega hit and how it may usher in a whole new era for streaming. >> reporter: youd be forgiven if yo thought a show called "squid game" was a reality cooking competition. you would also be very wrong. the series is, in fact, a korean thriller, a violent dystopian tale about people deep in debt playing a bunch of childrens games hoping to win millions of dollars in losing a game, they lose the recently said theres a very good chance attention to koreansr and the korean culture in...

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Hes a man of the era. and, you know, it is this longer tale that you say, this long period, 9/11 was, you know, another factor in this. we have been looking back on this over the 20 years and seeing where we lost ourselves in the forever wars. it tells you that the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, we had many body blows to the system, and this, you know, has given us that point of pause. covid, we havent even mentioned that. the last two years, i mean, believe it, we have been in two years of ...

His intelligence services by jonathan lemier, one of the key press reporter there is, and president trump was trying to defer to his favorite strong man to putin. he didnt want to be shown up, he didnt want to be put there, and he sided with putin over the definitive conclusions of all of his key cabinet members and the intelligence services about what the russian security services had done in 2016 in our election. >> which had to be immediately rebutted by the head of the national intelligence....

Author of "this is the fire: what i say to my friends about racism." a tale of two judges, mr. lemon. >> one operating in reality. good morning, by the way. one of them operating in reality, the other one not so much in reality. there is an associated press research study done that shows that those who are involved in the riots after george floyd, not the protests, some of the protests, we have to distinguish between the protests and the riots. there are judges who more than that one judge sayin...

Injunction, according to the state of texas, will not help, because, people will fear that the injunction might get dissolved, and then theyll be sued, theres a four-year statute of limitations. of course, that argument gobbles itself, up its its own tale, because if the problem is the preliminary injunction might get dissolve, the solution is, dont dissolve it, make it a permanent injunction. this case is, i think going to be an important, one not only for abortion, rates because if the texas t...

Vaccine requirements, ignoring the reality of the pandemic and becoming so openly hostile toward the health care system that some nurses are carrying panic buttons after incidents of patients attacking people in one missouri hospital tripled between 2019 and 2020. its still the case vaccines are the way out of this and we are seeing encouraging results unfold right before our eyes in parts of the country with high uptake. this tale of two americas is almost entirely voluntary. the right-wing eco...