good to be with you. i m katy tur. it s the economy, and/or is it the economy or, in other words what if everyone is deciding on multiple issues or one issue? with five days to go, who is still out there deciding? with that in mind, there are a lot of conversations happening both in private and in public about just what the democratic party is pitching to those still deciding. voters in the final days before the election, the midterms, and from the sound of it, the internal worries are that that pitch is wrong. for example, president joe biden spoke about the threats to democracy last night, some big name dems were openly wondering who he was talking about, former obama aide david axle rod says two former bernie sanders campaign managers, saying that if you really want to persuade the really persuadable, rewrite the speech and focus on the cost of living. after the guts of the address in which the president made an impassioned warning about what political lies are doing to
"Hate is a disease. And we just need to make sure there's no space for hate to grow." Shout has revealed an official trailer for an indie documentary film about America called Refuge, formerly known as Clarkston. Refuge is set in the "most diverse square mile in America" - Clarkston, Georgia (see Google Maps). A
he has cerebral palsy. for two years they lived in a refugee camp in turkey. they resettled outside of atlanta, georgia. we are actually proactively going to refugee camps, working with the united nations, setting up resettlement centers and going through a careful thought out process. she says americans who fear terrorist refugees coming to the u.s. have legitimate concerns but she has the strict 18 to 24-vetting process heading to the u.s. should temper any worries. ted terry is the mayor of clarkston georgia. many of them are refugees who he says are the economic backbone of the community. he sees them not as a burden but as an investment. if you are thinking about the people around you as assets and