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That word tonight but its the president of the United States. Today he denied by the way using the word shole to describe countries in africa during a meeting with lawmakers yesterday tweeting this morning, quote, the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough but this was not the language used and despite the reports that the president said, quote, why do we need more haitians . Take them out. Trump said i never said anything derogatory about haitians but it is a poor an troubled country. Never said take them out. Made up by dems. Probably should record future meetings. Unfortunately n...

Describe myself. You believely say kenyan and new ways to describe ourselves. You have a fantastic weekend. Great do see you. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. Im ali velshi in for Lawrence Odonnell. Less than 24 hours after asking why are we having the people from shithole countries come here, President Trump without any sense of irony said this. Today we celebrate dr. King for standing up for the self evident truth americans hold so dear that no matter what the color of our skin or the place of our birth we are all created equal by god. Apologize to you for having said that word and having...

Despite the doubts that tried to creep into his brain after three consecutive missed cuts and notwithstanding the persistent neck pain that bothered him all week, Yi Cao is finally a PGA TOUR Canada champion.

Yi Cao Claims Victory with an Impressive Eight-Stroke Margin Brainerd, Minnesota - In an outstanding display of golf, Yi Cao from Delta, British Columbia, has achieved his dream of becoming a PGA TOUR Canada champion. Cao, who faced doubts and persistent neck pain throughout the week, emerged victorious at the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens

Yi Cao didn’t take a glance at the scoreboard on Saturday. Not even a peek. And at the end of the day, when his final putt had fallen, he looked and learned that things hadn’t changed. His five-shot lead was still intact, and he was one round closer to his first victory on PGA TOUR Canada.