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but even that point if you gets it wrong. supporting a increase in legal immigration is not -- immigration actively improves american society and their is tons of data to back it up. hernandez says, immigrants foster investment, create jobs, make us more innovative, reduce crime and successfully integrate culturally. yes, people want to emigrate to our country because of the possibility of a better life and social safety, but we should not just tolerate the idea of immigration as an act of altruism. we should embrace it it's integral to our position as a global leader in imitation and it's necessary for us to continue as a healthy and prosperous country. immigration and what we should do to change the broken system
protect that constitutional. >> they died for our democracy. that wasn't the thing they were thinking about. one they ran out of the landing craft, whatever. but at the end of the day, that's what they were protecting jake tapper, it looks at d-day, why we still fight for democracy on the whole story tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern thank you so much for spending your sunday morning with us. >> you can always join me weekday mornings from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. right here on cnn. fareed zakaria gps starts next 80 years after d-day, jake tapper talks to top generals about the state of democracy are we protecting what we fought to save? their has been democratic backsliding around the world. are you concerned? >> the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight on cnn, when you're cooking on a black stone, you get a better cooking cook anything any time anywhere go to your nearest black stole retailer, or blackstone
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he was accused of, you know, playing the european game of, you know, just take some money and keep the refugees in lebanon, be the kind of, you know, the coastguard of europe, and it has only contributed to fuel the tension. lebanon is such a fragile country. do you yourself think that lebanon can survive all this? when you speak to the refugees, you feel there are so many stories that are extremely heartbreaking, and you just wonder, "why can't it be that they're just staying here?" they're living here, they're not hurting anyone, why can't theyjust, you know... they're just people seeking normal life. and then you just hear all the insecurities of the lebanese, when it comes to all their... ..you know, their way of thinking about this,
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much more salient and that's true by the way, not only for republican kids who are more likely to be watching news programs like fox news that are don't want to talk about the good economic news or want to downplay it. it's true for democrats as well. democrats as well largely think that the economy is in a recession when it's not so there is some sort of partisan mediation through which we interpret this new who's, but it's largely, i think this sort of negative news bias that it's easy to blame the media for it. and i think we journalists should do better, but it's partly because that's what people want to read that some people want to watch. that's what people want to listen to their is this negativity bias that we have seen for many, many decades in how people interpret information. and that gets amplified by social media by the sort of echo chambers that we opt into when we consume our news. >> yeah and you also wrote about how economic jargon means different things to different people to an economist like you inflation means exactly how you
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you know, just take some money and keep the refugees in lebanon, be the kind of, you know, the coastguard of europe, and it has only contributed to fuel the tension. lebanon is such a fragile country. do you yourself think that lebanon can survive all this? when you speak to the refugees, you feel there are so many stories that are extremely heartbreaking, and you just wonder, "why can't it be that they're just staying here?" they're living here, they're not hurting anyone, why can't theyjust, you know... they're just people seeking normal life. and then you just hear all the insecurities of the lebanese, when it comes to all their... ..you know, their way of thinking about this, and you think this is a very small country, and then you see people telling you, you know,
on trump's support whatsoever. >> that to tell us, so we're going to have the meanest, toughest, most divisive campaign we've ever had in this country, some multiple of the voters in this focus group, they mentioned that they are afraid about what is going to happen next. >> one of those concerns is obviously violence it's never happened i want to emphasize this happened 90 seconds after the trial was announced. we convene those voters. they were swing voters. they are not made up their minds. they came from key states and their, for the first time, afraid of what could happen on election day and then the period before them, it is frightening to me where we stand right now as a country, because there's no one saying enough on the democratic side, on the republicans sayyed they're doing everything we can to energize their votes. they're succeeding at the expense of the country. >> that's really fascinating.
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