who manages to make it through life without doing stuff like this and still, you know, really works outside of the normal lines. this is crazy. elon musk is just you can have revolutionary outside the box thinkers, ceos and then of course amidst all of this drama he appeared on a podcast smoking weed. yep, interesting character. coming up next, president trump is blasting attorney general jeff sessions again. this time he goes so far as to say quote, i don t have an attorney general. but the united states does, sir. it is now time for the favorite part of the show, monumental americans. today just 48 days from the midterm elections we are honoring alice paul who fought to get women the right to vote. paul was born in my home state of new jersey in 1885 in a quaker household. she studied in london where she joined a british suffrage group and learned tactics of civil disobedience. she organized the 1913 women suffrage procession in washington which drew 80,000
brick buildings. tossing vehicles, knocking down roofs and tearing the top off this historic 1885 courthouse you can see in the distance. a swarm of tornadoes originating from a massive weather cell that stretched 55,000 feet in the air. that s four miles higher than the cruising altitude of a jet. 70 kids at a summer camp inside veterans memorial coliseum rushed to the basement when they heard sirens and came up to find everything gone. the bleachers, backboards. numerous residents caught these tornadoes on video before heading to shelters. pretty much lost everything except the house but the cattle were still here. they were spooked. further south along interstate 80 tornadoes from a second cell hit several towns. hail, rain, 90 miles an hour winds taking up trees and blowing out windows and roofs and leveling parts of a large manufacturing plant where 400
heather: in terms of the statue of liberty, some notes on this, by autumn of 1885, within 6 months of launching the appeal for 120,000 people to get money, $120,000 for that purpose in terms of the statue of liberty and that equals $2.3 million today. imagine putting it on the internet how much can be raised. we should do this with the budget as well. take it back to the people. the people overwhelmingly wanted this, the issue he won on. great to get them getting some passion about it. and everything, they get their name on the wall, a little piece of history. it is innovative. nothing wrong with looking to the private sector, what is
migration in this country. in basic terms, it means legal immigrants already living here can sponsor their family members to bring them over. while the president is calling to end this program, he himself is the result of family migration. let me show this to you. back in 1885, donald trump s grandfather, friedrich trump, immigrated from germany as a 16-year-old who spoke little english. according to a biography, he came to new york city to join his elder city, who had immigrated a year early. friedrich worked as a barber and became a u.s. citizen in 1892. now, a decade later, he married a woman from germany named elizabeth and brought her to the united states to live with him. she later gave birth to fred trump, who is donald trump s father. fred grew up in queens, and according to the new york times, he started his own construction company before the age of 21. that business took off, and a new york paper later referred to him as the henry ford of the home building industry.
nations he so wantonly maligned. she s no doubt that he said that. well, i mean, it s i think we owe an apology to people of those countries because, i mean, it is not only racist and bigoted and offensive but flat wrong. there are more ethiopian doctors in america than in ethiopia. they re serving us. there are people from all of these countries who gave their lives in the american armed services, buried at arlington. and it s not only racist and offensive and wrong, it s also hypocritical because, indeed, when, you know, when donald trump s grandfather came to the u.s. in 1885 as a 16-year-old kid who was uneducated, untrained, was looked down on by people partly which is why he went off to the klondike and ended upstarting a