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and knew the mic was there. i think it thinks it shows he is a fighter and endearing and that he is off script. i think he sees this moment almost like he can emulate president trump and that s the hypocrisy of the whole thing and the media. worth pointing this out. in order for the biden administration to perpetuate the con, they need willing participants. how differently the media has reacted to this than if president trump did. he did do it. so we know how they reacted. the end of democracy and press freedoms and the norms. harris: will cain in focus. thank you. our camera s catching what appear to be a mass release of single adult male illegal immigrants into our nation. most of them are expelled via
mission to repair. reporter: they say one man s trash is another man s treasurer. but in this room, there is no such thing as trash at all. the impulse to throw something away after it breaks is rooted in the fear of asking for help. thank you, guys. reporter: and if there is one place to feel safe asking for help with fixing it is here at the evanston repair cafe. this is a movement that started in the netherlands, i think it is in 2009, so there are a lot of repair cafes all over the world. reporter: the movement is to create hubs where people can bring their broken things for repair. an idea bea echeverria recycled from overseas. europe has roughly 2,000 of these types of repair cafes, and he is noticed north america has a little catching up to do with less than 200. the system here promotes throw away, the throw away culture so people don t think twice about like if they have a toaster that breaks they are
PHUKET: Police have made little progress in their investigation into a man wearing a police uniform while extorting money from a Phuket expat under threat of jail.