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Go to your first point. maybe those numbers that we're studying that spoo speak to deep division among women and men, among folks of color, latinos and those who are not actually validate his approach in the last couple weeks. there is this tendency for us to take a look and i'm not morally defending the way in which the president has gone nativist, but perhaps he knew those numbers all along, knew he couldn't reach a certain segment of the electorate and, therefore, quadrupled down on those that were most inclined to come out and support him to begin with. to answer your question, we are all ...

This package, this device did not get anywhere near the home of the clintons. president bill clinton was home at the time, the former secretary of state hillary clinton in florida campaigning with donna shalala running for the house there. take a listen to what hillary clinton said earlier today about this device. >> it is a troubling time, isn't it? it's time of deep division, we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. we also have two elect candidates who will try to do the same. >> chelsea clinton also tweeting that she was grateful to the women and men of the united sta...

Its supreme allied commander, has tried to explain how the alliance is critical to prevent world war iii. >> i think i know more about it than he does. and i know more about it from the standpoint of fairness. that i can tell you. >> reporter: the comments highlight a deep division on the national security team, where secretary of state mike pompeo and national security adviser, john bolton, now hold far more sway than the generals who first filled the cabinet. the president also bluntly saying he doesn't trust some of his advisers. >> i don't trust everybody in the white house. i'll be honest...

How do you categorize this with rocking the country since president trump took office, but here we are after the back-and-forth of charge and denial. there's a hearing this week and professor ford will appear. and so will separately justice kavanaugh. what do you make of the process that got us to this point? >> well, the process has been characterized as with many things during this presidency, but perhaps even more so by deep division, bipartisanship, by a very difficult politics. and it is a decision that has been seemed to have been made now that there is a testimony and a hearing. that qu...

Streets is no different. in june the lower house of parliament narrowly approved the legalisation of abortion during the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy with restrictions starting at fifteen weeks ever since in the native country of pope francis the powerful catholic church has been campaigning to get the upper house to reject the bill on wednesday the polarizing abortion debate has also provoke violence in several cities young activists wearing green scarves in favor of legalizing abortion have been beaten in patagonia a young woman wearing a light blue scarf for those who are against legal...