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>> when you look at the county exact day -- this guy has a record of being antisemitic, racist comments, how he responded to this it shows the lack of leadership. >> those remarks directed at county executive -- they have known and worked with each other for decades. both former nypd cops, both now public servants running the city and i nearby wealthy suburb. adams at democrat, dave a republican. local politicians now caught up in the turmoil of national immigration politics. dave says it is mayor adams who is losing migrants as pawns and putting the blame on everyone else. >> so, we have the race cars together. just like the mayor has been talking about how republican people have been picking on him, because it's a black city. i think anybody -- that has cut
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a crime but while lone and quasi were living reminders of how dangerous it can be to report the facts. all right and joining me now on the line from young gone is journalist dave a very good evening sir you were in court today set the scene for us what was it like at the moment when the verdict was announced. yes so this was an a and an appeal of the decision on the appeal and we should make it clear that while orange off the two orders journalists they were not there for that they were and certainly in their trial before this appeal they stayed in the prison their families were there so you know it was you heard a judge read through a long thing i was getting the word on it through my translator on what was being said but as the judge started going through that he said that the lawyers did not prove this in his mind they did not prove that in this mine did not prove any of their case according to the judge he got a sense of this was going on this decision that this was not going to go the way
a government supervised trip as a foreigner or any journalist you go on a government supervised trip and then the only see what they let you see you only get access to people that they centrally let you have access to so it makes it certainly much more challenging that said news organizations print are aggressively pursuing the story i mean that doesn't close down all avenues you still have contacts in those areas that you can still reach out to you can obviously reach your mobile phone you still have satellite photos you can obviously still access the refugees who fled in the bangladesh so there are certainly a number of ways to still pursue what's happening not only to the right hindu community there but to all communities in rakhine state nor the rakhine state so there's still a lot of ways to aggressively pursue this but certainly the restricted access makes it much more difficult in the twenty seconds that we still have left it together what other options can these workers journalist now explore well
political than based on reality. jesse: jack brewer and i were talking about kneeling. he said a lot of the players were kneeling in prayer. does that change at all your opinion about their motivations with regards to the kneeling? >> i'll tell you, i was listening to that interview and i was very confused. before a game the university of tennessee to this dave a minister who offered a prayer. but when it's time for the national anthem everyone is standing and they are at attention. if you are a veteran you are authorized to salute. what was so upsetting for me when i looked at the game played last week sunday in london, england. we had american players who took a knee during "the national anthem." but when "god save the queen" was played, they stood up.
jesse: jack brewer and i were talking about kneeling. he said a lot of the players were kneeling in prayer. does that change at all your opinion about their motivations with regards to the kneeling? >> i'll tell you, i was listening to that interview and i was very confused. before a game the university of tennessee to this dave a minister who offered a prayer. but when it's time for the national anthem everyone is standing and they are at attention. if you are a veteran you are authorized to salute. what was so upsetting for me when i looked at the game played last week sunday in london, england. we had american players who took a knee during "the national anthem." but when "god save the queen" was played, they stood up.
jesse: jack brewer and i were talking about kneeling. he said a lot of the players were kneeling in prayer. does that change at all your opinion about their motivations with regards to the kneeling? >> i'll tell you, i was listening to that interview and i was very confused. before a game the university of tennessee to this dave a minister who offered a prayer. but when it's time for the national anthem everyone is standing and they are at attention. if you are a veteran you are authorized to salute. what was so upsetting for me when i looked at the game played last week sunday in london, england. we had american players who took a knee during "the national anthem." but when "god save the queen" was played, they stood up.
gear and politics. >> i said you know what? please get your head out of the ground, open your eyes and look a what's going on around you. >> he said, hey, i just want to hang out in your store. i want to talk to other people and i want to share ideas and learn what they're doing. >> that's when darryn decided to hire dave to man the front counter. >> my only complaint with dave is he's so good at talking sometimes he's not selling. >> you want to look at the fit of what they're selling. if you're a fitter and a survivalist, they're concerned about the situation at hand. they're already engamed. >> adams says industry that answers people's problems whether it's health fitness, or something else all walk a very fine line. >> you can overwhelm them with fear. not enough fear motivates people.
>> he says they use fear. >> i would like you to work a plan and make your plan. >> one of the big keys is when people are fearful, you're given tools to deal with that fear and you give them a sense of control. >> i relate it back to insurance. people in our demographics want to be able to be comfortable and survive in an emergency. >> theechb the chance of something bad happening is small, we want to know it's something we don't have to worry about. >> like many preppers, dave a store manager, lives at a compound on this location. he keeps his emergency secure behind his fence. when that moment of crisis arrives, he feels he's going to bee b well prepared. he's got a solar heated stoesh water supplies solar supplies a defensive lookout tower and a
cannot be further apart. j lo' and marc anthony, on the outs. >> a lot of tears over this. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> good morning, "fox & friends" and the call center is open. you will win a tote bag from the call central. >> there were a lot of tears. you were ready for a different show but they are saying, j lo', i can't believe it. >> if j lo' can't say married who can, america? >> we want people to stay together. >> mar on -- more on that. >>dave: trying to spined actual democrats that republicans, democrats and president have rolled out.