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>> that builds on my other point. on the weekends, i have been traveling with the book tour and i had a chance to go to grand rapids, indiana, elkhart, virginia beach, tampa, also had a speech at the ford theater, the ford library in grand rapids. i went around the midwest, nine cities, and the one think it is clear, number one, people are passionate, they want to come out, they are also afraid to say they are republican or democrat or coming up trump in particular. paraded in for the hats, their . they don't want to hear the blow back. he might have greater support. i believe it's all undergr...

>> on the weekends, the reason i haven't returned your calls is i'm traveling, had a chance to go to grand rapids, indiana, virginia beach to tampa and had a speech at ford theater, the library offering grand rapids. around the midwest all across the country, 9 cities, one thing is clear. number one, people are passionate, they want to come out, afraid to say they are republican or democrats or trump in particular. and in 2016, they don't want to hear the blowback. where they might have greater support it is underground, the guy who is knowledgeable does the focus groups, i have less faith in ...

Customs and border patrol personnel was the white house, and to stop illegal migrants, to stay in the united states. and the administration considering a wide range of administered of allegedly of options to discuss the democratic crisis of mass illegal immigration. >> reporter: we are looking at every possible way to make sure this -- those who don't have a legal right to come to this country do not come in or apprehended and detained. everything is on the table. >> reporter: before any action by the administration immigrants rights group say everything is on the table, for the most likely a ...

The fact is when people say they see no color, that's probably a neurological problem. the only thing that can claim that is poverty. the people of appalachia combine poverty with remote, difficult to access location, surrounded by mountains with no major industries in town or even near town. during the western expansion, the original settlers here used this very isolation to their advantage, taking pride in being self-sufficient and living off the land. what happens to the folks who live here now? are they bitter? do they see a brighter future? what do they think of "rogue one"? i'll just ask...

Of the military higher-ups here. they have designed this city essentially, there's a giant underground bunker system, the me row. it's a subway line that's underground. one of the deepest in the entire world because it doubles as a bomb shelter. people receive weekly education about history and the korean war prominently plays in how the military policies are to this day. it's really the threat from the united states or the perceived threat of an invasion from the united states and allies is how north korea continues to justify to its people spending a tremendous amount of resources developing...