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Persecution on the basis of their race, religion, nationality, or number of a social or political group. but the hearing is years in the future. sympathy for people seeking a better life, hungering for hope and freedom and opportunity, is embedded in the fabric of this nation. but so too is the rule of law merely reciting words memorized. from a us statute should note wd be enough to jump thoseor those who have waited in line for fo a chance to come to americr a. and economic opportunity is not an asylum claim. ericthe question is , where do you wait your asylum hearing in the u.s. or mexico a...

California, in the state court, they would have had what's called a special master, an independent lawyer or retired judge come along with the cops to sit there so that you could assert, michael cohen could say, wait a second, this stuff you just scooped up, this is attorney/client, and this may be from another client, this may not be from the president, blah blah just because president's trump believes that the cohen inve inve investigation doesn't mean it poses a threat. >> we don't know what it it is at issue in the investigation of cohen. he clearly has a lot of legal problems. the searc...

To our democracy than voter fraud. [ screaming ] and no one knows this better than iowa's republican secretary of state matt schultz, who ran for office in 2011 on the signature issue of stamping out voter fraud. in the notoriously corrupt state of, again, iowa. still, he made good on his promise, paying iowa's division of criminal investigation $150,000 to do nothing but root out cases of voter fraud. and after 18 months, guess how many cases of voter fraud turned up? 1,000 cases, you say? okay, 100. how about 50? 25? nope! in a state where more than 1.5 million ballots were cast in the last ...

And no one knows this better than iowa's republican secretary of state matt schultz, who ran for office in 2011 on the signature issue of stamping out voter fraud. in the notoriously corrupt state of, again, iowa. still, he made good on his promise, paying iowa's division of criminal investigation $150,000 to do nothing but root out cases of voter fraud. and after 18 months, guess how many cases of voter fraud turned up? 1,000 cases, you say? okay, 100. how about 50? 25? nope! in a state where more than 1.5 million ballots were cast in the last presidential election, their efforts yielded frau...