Aubri Juhasz
Aubri Juhasz is a news assistant for NPR's All Things Considered.
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And it's sad because our ancestors, we inherited a beautiful state, tucker. >> tucker: i know. >> best universities, best freeways. call tech, stanford. what did we do? took 100 years to build that out of the wilderness in our generation two or three decades took that california and turned it into a wilderness. >> tucker: the rest of us should look at california and be very clear that we don't want that. we don't want to live in a state that's falling apart and overcrowded and run by lunatics. it should be a lesson, i think, for all of us. professor, thank you for articulating that. it was sad...
Let me get this straight, john solomon. there is a deal on the table, the one guy that we know on earth that knows exactly where the email so call tech came from. it wasn't -- where the heck came from. the one guy that knows. we could have found out, he would have either offered proof positive that there was no deal, and we would have been able to either confirm rational or deny russia. we know hillary's email server was hacked by at least six foreign intelligence services, god knows where it came from. he could have provided evidence that may be saved the country from all of this crap and com...