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cooperation with or assistance to military or police units that are violating international human rights laws. it began, by the way, in the context of narcotics and drug in the late '90s. the extension or expansion into foreign assistance act is what we are seeing now. but, that, that, going back to your question, that is not policy. here, here is the strange hinge about this. i understand why the u.s. is doing this. on the assumption that the betting process and the investigation led them to think that israel allegedly or this particular battalion violated human rights laws. that is fine. but this battalion has a brigade above it. that brigade has a central command. the central command has a chief of staff and he answers to a government represented by the
sharing comments on social media, calling jurors " undercover liberal activist." judge merchan will weigh in on tuesday and could give trump a fine for those posts. that's not the only threat to his finances. at a hearing, also tomorrow, the new york attorney general will seek to cancel trump's $175 million bond in his civil fraud case after questioning whether the company that issued the bond has the money to cover it. if the judge agrees, trump will have just to seven days to secure a different loan or have some of his assets used. moving over all these cases is the supreme court, we will finally hear arguments in trump's claim of presidential immunity. the question at issue is fundamental. how much can a current or former president get away with that the rest of us cannot? make no mistake, if the high court rules in his favor, it
>> yes. >> would a mother reveal something he told her in confidence? tell us what happened. >> i don't remember what question was asked, but the answer that she gave was that isaiah had told hersh he had shut halee and did it accidentally. >> with those words, donna turned the trial upside down. instead of defending her son, she pointed the finger at him. that almost doesn't happen in tv dramas because it's too hard to believe. >> truth is stranger than fiction. >> isaiah's attorney could not believe what he was hearing. >> i started sweating. i felt like i had been sucker punched. >> did she just torpedo your defense? >> yes. she said something we did not expect. as i sat there in that moment, had no idea how to address it.
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inside the chinese mexico industrial park in the city of my. demand for plots is skyhigh with every readable space already sold. little wonder many economists say china's interest in mexico is no passing fad.— interest in mexico is no passing fad. interest in mexico is no ”assin fad. , ., , passing fad. the question is, not if this — passing fad. the question is, not if this trend _ passing fad. the question is, not if this trend will - passing fad. the question is, not if this trend will continue j not if this trend will continue but rather how much of that trend we can take advantage of because just as mexico is thinking and we're having this conversation here, i am sure some people are having the same discussion in columbia, in vietnam, in costa rica. amid the nearshoring, _ vietnam, in costa rica. amid the nearshoring, us- vietnam, in costa rica. amid the nearshoring, us firms - vietnam, in costa rica. amid | the nearshoring, us firms like tesla have announced plans to set up in mexico too, helping the country replaced china as the country replaced china as the us main trading partner. the next kessler battery will be in mexico near monterey. it is a significant change but some urge caution over being drawn to the wider geopolitical struggles. the drawn to the wider geopolitical stru: ales. ., . , struggles. the old rich guy in town, struggles. the old rich guy in town. the — struggles. the old rich guy in town, the united _ struggles. the old rich guy in town, the united states, - struggles. the old rich guy in town, the united states, is l town, the united states, is having problems with the newer rich guy in town, china. mexico
president donald trump and he was able to secure the border with the laws that were in place risen fighting this exasperated that issue by encouraging people to come to our southern border and then allow his secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, to catch and release into the interior, all of these illegal immigrants. so the president does have the ability to shut down the border and he refuses to exercise the 40s we know what we need to strengthen our own codes to make the border more secure but certainly the president has great opportunity to do what he can within executive actions, the make sure that we are not taking these illegals releasing them into the united states. >> see what center you served in uniform so before that you will have to ask you a question about four alex like the wars turning
all the freedom caucus, but there's no question at all we have the sort of you know the breakdown in the assumption, that we are a team and when you were there, we are much more the team with division going on and conference and unity on the floor but again, there is that issue that you nice as for security, but is also the issue the biggest some people do not get enough, it divides us. in the next election with president trump coming back to office, border security being a priority come i think it were to be able to focus also on the fact that there are other borders that enemies are attacking which by the way includes debates about taiwan. they didn't get the big headlines was quite bipartisan and we know china is a threat and that is absolutely something where the right thing to do more. >> chairman you're from california, all dragon is all
to military or police units that are violating international human rights laws. it began in the context of drugs in the late 90s. and so that expansion into the foreign assistance act is what we're seeing now. but going back to your question, that is not policy. and here is the strange thing about this and why they are doing this that the vetting process led them to think that israel allegedly or this particular battalion allegedly violated their international human rights laws. that's fine. but this has a brigade above it and that brigade will have a central command and they will have a chief of staff and the idea of the chief of staff as he answers to that government
hour is when the government's ministry of foreign affairs will hold its daily briefing. and it is at that time when we could get a better idea as to what the government is thinking about the fate of tiktok. it was just a few weeks ago that i asked a question during one of those briefings to a spokesperson and asked about some of the distrust that american lawmakers and the public feel toward tick talk and other chinese companies. and his response was that this action potential action by the united states would be seen as an act of bullying, and it would backfire on the united states but the opinion of the chinese government is it's very important in all of this, the head of tiktok, the ceo of tiktok has made it very clear that the chinese government does not own or necessarily have a role the day-to-day operations of tiktok, that company been bytedance. but under government law, these companies have to have a