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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190630:22:59:00 - Vimarsana News

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Sustainable active important options. >> roughly 180 cities have adopted e-scooter programs but following a death, mayor of nashville pushes to ban the program. spurs other cities to look at safety concerns. >> baltimore riders praise them as affordable and eco- friendly and easy to use. complaints are avail bill tie, and vandalism. >> they do not have access to cars, this is a fair way to provide access. >> as pilot ends here in baltimore, escooters are here to stay, up the road in new york city and philadelphia, they are gearing up to add a flight of their own with similar programs. fox news...

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Enslavement shaped every crucial aspect of the economy and politics of america, so by 1836 more than 600 million or almost half of the economic activity in the united states derived directly or indirectly from the cot problem deuced by the million odd slaves. >> there are serious questions about this from all sides of the political spectrum and they're hon and sincere questions we want to address. putting aside the justice of monetary reparations of kren the taxpayers for the sins of a small subset of americans from a generation ago. the fair distribution of reparations would be nearly impossi...

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March and john bussey and david avella. when sean is reflecting on a presidential trip overseas and when you see yourself at the apex of these historical events certainly d-day 75 years hence, it gives you -- it puts you in a position potentially to come home with a stronger hand. how do you see that? >> absolutely. particularly if england ends up leaving brexit and a better trade deal is given to he can land and it benefits america. it becomes another accomplishment of the president. let me comment a second on this spat -- continued spat with the mexican government. keep in mind we've been sp...

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Hearings, perhaps impeachment hearings, on the mueller report. i mean, the mueller report was a big mass for the american people to digest. many of the individual episodes, i think if we took a poll, people couldn't identify the ten things that mueller pointed to as obstruction of justice, and the opportunity to kind of elucidate these one by one, and potential impact on public opinion makes sense. in terms of the politics, i think people are overreading lessons. it may not be significant one way or the other. the democrats gained seats in 1998, first time it happened since 1836, when -- 1834,...

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We'll never forget that. >> sandra: that's a remarkable story and a special one as well. former vice president dan quayle, wonderful to have you on the program this morning, sir. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> jon: let's get back to our conversation with brit hume. brit, our brain room does such wonderful research. every president makes history in his own way. but it had been since 1836 martin van buren when a sitting vice president was elected to the presidency to follow the man he had been serving with. george h.w. bush did that and it was, as has been pointed out, one term but a ...