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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20180622:00:37:00 - Vimarsana News

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Been separated in just the last month or so will be reunited with their parents? do authorities know where they all are, and where their parents are? and tonight, the supporters of the president, who said he promised to be tough, and tonight, they stand by him. abc's gio benitez at the border for us again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more than 2,300 children sit in limbo, waiting to be reunited with their parents, with no clear timetable. the government releasing new images from a few of the hundred shelters in more than a dozen states. the media not able to film at these facilities. in flor...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171109:16:06:00 - Vimarsana News

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Make the def sit worse. if you take away it's basic math, i'm not that good at math but even i get this, you take away revenue for the government, and you don't replace it in another way, it is going to add to the deficit. so i think that is a major, major difference between the senate and house bill and will probably be ultimately at the end of the day where the biggest conflicting debates in the republican party. >> there you go students, dana bash's math lesson for the day. >> better than you think. >> done a very good job. rana, a policy i want to get to it, but how this is sold and how th...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140207:11:27:00 - Vimarsana News

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Reagan. the bio bio read 1982, the president's popularity slipped in support for supply-side economics. no mention of the economic boom, 1983 to 1989. why? >> right. that's another good question. it seems like the creator of this lesson needed an actual history lesson. more than that, who is controlling the messaging? under common core it is the federal government and big corporations that hold the copy right to the common core. >> in terms of the math lesson, they're talking about the 2000 election. how could that in quotes? they're blanketing theirparentse outraged? >> if these standards are...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131011:22:55:00

Elections or with polls. well, the polls are in, and the numbers who support the tactic that these gentlemen have chosen is rather low, so i do think that contradicts the idea that somehow we are insulated and have no idea what's going on out there. the real test of objective information, critical data, it came in today. the results are in. >> a.p., ewe got everything that shows you that even though the two sides have been hurt, one side has been hurt a lot more, and in a country where every seed is allocated in the congress to one party or the other, even if you are hurt, if the other guy is ...

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It without trying to choke off the government in letting it run and do its business, don't you agree? >> so we have to capitulate. >> no, you have to govern. you have to govern without taking the american people hostage. >> isn't governance that you have to have a president that's willing to sit down with both sides and negotiate. >> governance is majority rules and the republicans don't have the majority. >> who has the majority in the house, thomas? >> you have one-third of washington, d.c., again, i don't need to give you a math lesson. >> thomas, answer the question. >> who has the majorit...