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Principled and going to stay focused. getting him on the record to talk through the ten counts of obstruction and 272 plus points of contact that the trump campaign tried to cover-up and coordinated with a couple of folks behind the scenes? one thing about mueller is while he may be dry, is he direct. we saw that when he wrote to barr after barr released his summary in april and said this doesn't capture the con test, the content or substance of my report. please release the content that my team prepared. we've heard many times from his team that will barr has mischaracterized and misconstrued...

Over children in facilities that were never designed for children. these are border patrol agents signed on to basically go chase drug smugglers through the desert, apprehend them and remove them from the united states. now they're the guardians of children in facilities that are inadequate to house children. >> just moments ago, though we saw a drop in june, total enforcement increased 1.3% over fiscal 2018. this year we have had more arp tensions, 688 kaum 375 total by the end of june. to put that in perspective, that anchlgts two enforcement actions every minute for the last 272 days. we kn...

>> reporter: melisande is pushing to make the institution the first institution in the country to make payments for reparation. recently they got one step closer to their goal. an overwhelming majority of students voted to increase their own tuition by $27.20 per semester. that's 10 cents for each of the persons the university sold. the money will go to a louisiana community where many of the descendants live, a community that lacks basic services like a hospital and secondary school. >> we're not making a gift to these people. they're, like, quality of life is directly tied to the actions of ...

About whether the nation should be paying reparations to its african american citizens. recently reporter trymaine lee visited georgetown university in washington, d.c. where students are pushing for their school to repair the sins of its past. >> reporter: georgetown is one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. it was founded by jesuits in 1789 on the backs of slave labor. the university owned plantations in maryland and even enslaved people on campus, but it wasn't until 2015 that a student researcher discovered the university sold off 272 people to stay afloat in 1838. ...

>> right now we're still paying pensions from the spanish american war, things that happened long before i was alive and you were alive, yet we don't have any problem with that. >> one of the points that struck me about the georgetown story, and i think georgetown is fascinating. this isn't the whole country. it's one university. it's a little pilot program. >> right. >> but in that case, there are records of this stuff. >> oh, sure. it's not hard. >> they have the 272 names. they have the amount of money that we're going to spend, and they have the community where they can track the descendan...