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Heard. So what do you do . Back to my point, its a big divided country. Weve got to do something to come together. I think the best the best thing i heard all day was Lisa Murkowskis speech saying if there is a small way that we can reach out and try to have some Common Ground or some comity comity, not comedy then we should try tow do it. But thats not so easy to do. Well, look, it used to be in the senate. I mean thats what the senate does. Thats why john dean was saying earlier, and i know this from doing homework, it was 67 votes. Often with justices, you had 99, 96, 94. This is the first ...

Played that clip from do the right thing. People would say go back to africa and id say, well, you know what . Ive never really been to africa. Ive only bebeen to louisiana, which is where im from. People would say that all the time. I could not believe that this weekend when i read that and said the president of the United States is basically telling people to go back to africa. In all of my 50 someodd years on this earth, i never would have thought id hear that coming from the president or see it written by the president. Well, he actually said it today. Hear it coming from the president of ...

Voting has begun in Indonesia's presidential election, with over 200 million voters casting their ballots to elect a new president and vice president, as well as parliamentary and local representatives. Concerns over the cost of living and human rights have dominated the campaign.

The people of Indonesia will elect not only a new president and vice president but also parliamentary and local representatives in the world's largest single-day election, reported Al Jazeera.

Rest of World News: Voting started in Indonesia on Wednesday with more than 200 million voters casting their ballots to elect a new president amid concerns regarding the cost of living and human rights. Get the latest updates on the Indonesian election and its impact on the country's future.