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and entertainment and i think there will be decisions made geographically on where you may have some outdoor events and will have to take those into consideration. irate will have to take those into consideration.— will have to take those into consideration. we got to the oint consideration. we got to the point where. _ consideration. we got to the point where, as _ consideration. we got to the point where, as you - consideration. we got to the - point where, as you mentioned, smart cities, you can't keep building stadiums. he got away —— you've got to find a way to put events in the middle of big cities with facilities already are or do you have to adapt? you have to adapt but there are chances to think about multi— integrated stadiums. there is climate pledge arena which is pledged to be climate neutral weather design and stadium, you have environmental design and a lot of smart people. we can send people to space. irate lot of smart people. we can send people to space. we sent --eole send people to space. we sent people to _ send people to space. we sent people to the _ send people to space. we sent people to the moon. _ send people to space. we sent people to the moon. we - send people to space. we sent| people to the moon. we should be smart enough how to design and be efficient with our cities and communities so everybody can benefit. you talk about smart. _ everybody can benefit. you talk about smart. i— everybody can benefit. you talk about smart. i have _ everybody can benefit. you talk about smart. i have a _ everybody can benefit. you talk about smart. i have a smart -
many of them, victims of the 2010 earthquake that crumbled haiti's capital. some 250,000 were killed, more than 1 million displaced. they didn't just leave haiti and come to the mexico border. they first went to south america, living in countries like chile or brazil were not options. many kept going, traveling through central america, north through mexico, and then here to seek asylum or refugee status. some of this problem goes back to the 2014 world cup and 2016 summer olympics in brazil. brazil faced a labor shortage, building stadiums. and granted work visas but where is pushed out once their labor was no longer needed. roughly 150,000 haitians traveled to chile between 2014 and 2018 to qualify for visas and to find work. but new strict immigration laws in chile led to their deportations. according to internal documents obtained by nbc news, the department of homeland security says it's monitoring 20,000
america, living in countries like chile or brazil were not options. many kept going, traveling through central america, north through mexico, and then here to seek asylum or refugee status. some of this problem goes back to the 2014 world cup and 2016 summer olympics in brazil. brazil faced a labor shortage, building stadiums. and granted work visas but where is pushed out once their labor was no longer needed. roughly 150,000 haitians traveled to chile between 2014 and 2018 to qualify for visas and to find work. but new strict immigration laws in chile led to their deportations. according to internal documents obtained by nbc news, the department of homeland security says it's monitoring 20,000 haitians gathered in northern colombia. 1,500 in panama and 3,000 in peru. all of them in search of the kind of life and freedoms that america sells on the world stage.
and that. my favorite story is molalla. i'm interviewing her tomorrow talking about education. this is a girl who's put her life on the line. i think she's a prodigy. the way she talks is unusually sophisticated and clear and very beautiful. only 16. >> she is a picture of grace and posture. love her. >> she is. >> what's your story? >> we talked about the redskins controversy? i think there's a bigger story in the nfl, the dysfunctional culture, the violence, aaron hern hernandez trial began. widespread problems with the nfl, denial of chronic brain injury. >> a documentary about the concussion. >> it's really upsetting as a fan. >> all i want is for them to stop asking me for money to stop building stadiums for billionaires. that's a bill problem well, today something happened unexpected, unscripted photo
argument. >> but-day think there's this important aspect of what goes on in businesses like that. which is that they do scan the way that the government system works through taxes, through regulations. to try to figure out what are, what are the ways to exploit that. what are the things that politicians didn't think about that we can exploit for a dollar. there's this constant game between -- between business and government where government has to try to anticipate how will business try to exploit this. and i'll tell you, i actually teach that course to mbas, business exploitation -- >> lining your pockets with taxpayer subsidies. >> how to go after the people you teach. >> it's called building stadiums. that's the name of the course. i want to talk about debt in the public sector and the way that we're talking about loading up companies here and tax treatment. the romney campaign the republicans really tried to put debt back at the center of the national political conversation this week. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy.
>> andrea: why don't you ask guys in cincinnati if they're having fun? they spent money on stadium and took a huge loss. i know the taxpayer money, taxpayer money is going to fund the history of s&m we established. we're also going to fund protecting casey anthony. now we're building stadiums. hobb i agree. why are we leaving you out of this? >> greg: you're avoiding the victims. if there is a strike the victims are the strippers and lap dancers because if players, if the players are on strike, who is going to make it rain in the strip clubs? the n.f.l. players that show up with the hand gun and furry outfits. i sympathize with the players but not with the modern player making $2 million a year to send it on cheesy florida mansions, tacky art, florent lamborghinis. and get themselves -- fluorescent lamborghinis. >> bob: do you think they all wear the furry outfits, have you thought about it? >> greg: maybe it's