won under imperialism. association tell people they can t make it. these guys don t buy into the american dream which is funny because most of them come from well-to-do back grounds. then another recurring theme: redistribution of wealth. your stuff. your stuff is not really yours. quoting from their document, listen to this: all of the united airlines jets, the holiday inns and your television set, car, wardrobe, all ready belong to a large degree to the people of the rest of the world. and then there s class warfare, pit the rich against the poor. and liberation warfare. there is the oppressor and the victim. we have to save everyone by getting the oppressor and then the globalism part of it and indoctrination which they write about we will only reach the high school kids who are in
eastern time. so, if there is any update on his condition, get any more information about him, we wish him well. bill: he s the said of central command and his home base is macdill air force base in tampa, florida and there is a press conference beginning now about two people detained late lass night and had weapons inside their car and what were they up to? we are learning now for the first time, let s listen. the system worked exactly as it was supposed to. with that, i ll take any of your questions. do you have any names? do you have any names or where they are being kept? we do not have any names, at this time. they are continuing to be. talked with and the investigation continues at this point. they have been told you who they are. we do understand who they are. we have that information. we are working through the process, to continue to gather additional information on their back grounds. and understand what the motivations were. [inaudible]. sorry, do this one at a
a particular ethnic group or advocate solidarity instead of treatment of pupils as individual citizens. should ethnic studies classes be taught? we ll see, doug nick is the federal liaison for the arizona department of education. he works for the arizona government. and mark hill is a professor of education in african-american studies at columbia. let me go to doug first, doug, explain the classes that have been given in arizona. that you now wish to stop. well, the situation came to light about four years ago. my boss, superintendant tom horn and our deputy margaret dugan were made aware by some teachers that there were classes that were directed specifically towards segregating people and students into racial and ethnic back grounds. so you have african-american studies and asian studies and you have chicano studies or rasa studies, rasa meaning race.
been a complicated place because the volume of scrutiny over collusion is at the heart at the discussion right now, and that level of scrutiny will be unleashed all over again, and that statement about putin being a tough cookie is like health care being complicated is a blinding statement of the obvious, especially if you consider trump s background, born into a wealthy family, and then seeing him now where rose up through the ranks of the kgb and has been a long-term leader, one of the toughest leaders, and the two men from extraordinary different back grounds, and
filtering down to his top aides. in response to hillary clinton s concession speech, adviser jason miller said, very classy speech from hillary clinton. and trump s critics are saying the right things, too, from jeb bush, to john mccain and mitt romney, after a campaign that alienated it s a group comprised of americans from all backgrounds and beliefs who want and expect our government to serve the people and serve the people it will. [ applause ] reporter: even the proposals trump talked about in his victory speech have broad appeal. we are going to fix our inner cities, and rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals. we re going to rebuild our