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The Big in Japan sale has returned to the PlayStation Store once more, with Sony offering major discounts on Japanese games in this familiar recurring promotion. The selection of games and genres is b
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Do you save money in syria and put it toward border security? >> the president is looking for money to border security wherever he can find it given democratic and some republican hesitation about funding the wall. i don't think that's what is ultimately driving this decision. it is part of it. we have limited resources and we spend them all over the world and some of those have to come home, i think. >> bill: thank you, appreciate you coming on today. michael anton. more to come from the white house, pentagon and others. >> julie: a holiday sweet treat has some people up in arms. what's amiss...
Election night, the races are even tighter. >> could not decide power with control of the house, the senate, and governor 's mansions. all of 4 grams. nancy pelosi predicts that democrats will win. >> we will win. >> bill: there is a lot of confidence on the democratic side. >> we are desperately looking for women and men, people with character. that is what tuesday is about. >> upstarts, resist. what the hell do you get from that? >> bill: midterm mad dash continues. >> sandra: they are not called battleground states for nothing. >> bill: indeed. from washington, how are you doing, allison? g...
This would be more than that. but that might be the thinking, that that stands better bipartisan support than anything republicans have attempted up till now. >> you're right. there's bipartisan support for the concept of infrastructure reform. there's been questions about why congressional leaders didn't start out with infrastructure at the beginning of the year when the president had his greater chance to achieve some sort of bipartisan legislative accomplishment because at the time there wasn't so much bad blood between him and democrats and him and republicans. >> the one thing that amuses...