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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170727:06:53:00 - Vimarsana News

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To they not have pockets in the clothing? why would you want to ingest int them with something like that? >> they have access to proximity cards which would do the same thing as the chip. they also have access to pin pads with four digit logins that will get them in the building. however, it's much more convenient to a lot of our employees being a technology company, it's the convenience factor that our employees are really in favor of. >> tucker: do you tattoo them with anything? >> no we do not good it's basically an implant that goes right beneath the skin between your thumb and your forefi...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170704:13:17:00 - Vimarsana News

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The soviet union collapsed or as has been the case in many other places. the united states at this point in time would have to make a choice, because the technology of north korea shows that they are closer than ever to reaching the homeland. the time factor is becoming very important. one scenario is if we do have enough technology to actually stop the north koreans from threatening us, we cannot answer, because we do not have that information. but we note that north korea, south korea, japan, and china, all combined, we could combine in something. you have china, that's another possibility. ...

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Atrocities in new york in 2001. but all it takes is intent. the intent to use everyday objects to cause fatalities, whether that's a knife or as we've seen today a vehicle. and that's the really difficult thing to mitigate against. because we cannot, in a free and democratic society, liv in a fortress and properly stop all of those types of things. ineffortably, sadly, sometimes these things will strike home and casualties will be caused. >> are you still convinced as to the concentric rings of security around the compound that houses the center of british government? >> yes, i think we've see...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170226:19:02:00

Obamacare. the problem is there isn't a lot of agreement even within the republican party about what exactly to do, what exactly to replace it with. one of the president's deputy press secretary talked about this on abc. let'slet u listen to it and talk about it on the other side. >> i know that the goal is we make sure people don't lose their coverage and that we have to put a high priority on the people that need it most. we have to lower costs, and we have to make sure the people who need insurance the very most are covered. but at the same time, jgeorge, e cannot survive under the current ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170211:15:17:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170211:15:17:00

So it doesn't matter about this ban. they do not like us as a country. at least politically and overtly they don't like us. i think we need a vetting ban. you can't put a countrywide ban i don't believe. if we cannot vet somebody regardless of their religion or their geography, we should not allow them into our country until we can vet them. but i don't think we can just put a blanket travel ban on a entire region. there are some people there that are friends of america that we can vet that should be allowed to travel freely. dagen: jonas, the ban was temporary. >> i feel bad for the iranians ...