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all the stuff that donald trump talks about. we want better coverage, better quality care and stabilize the exchange. we can do that. what he is doing is unstabilize the exchanges. do you think that i mean, because you have been pretty candid, senator, in saying that your own party, the democratic party has struggled to get their message through to americans on health care. why do you think that is? this is a hard subject. it s not easy to do. there is a lot of misinformation. there are a number of things, basically, we can do and should do in order to do those three things the president likes to talk about. we ought to do those things. why do you say the party has not been good enough at communicating it? it s been a tough run for the party in general. you lost the presidential election. the democrats lost all four special elections in the last few weeks. where is the communication barrier? how can they improve? i think by simply going
new york times. you wrote for our generation police officers have been the most consistent terrorists in our neighborhoods. plus we are currently in a culture war where a cop can shoot if you put your hands up or if you follow their directions or if you lie down or if you are asleep. you go on to right i swear they see black skin and think bull s-eye. this comes from a very personal place for you. tell me why you wrote it and your experience. it comes from dealing with the baltimore city police department. not just for myself and my friends and everybody in the community, we feel the same. we feel there s just a huge communication barrier. they have issues communicating with us and we don t understand them and we have issues communicating with them. so the essay came from a personal place and it came from like all of the emotions i had inside of me from being a victim of brutality and knowing what my family and friends have been through. i spent some time yesterday with a group of
welcome back to the lead. now it s time for the tech lead. first skype made the world much smaller by linking you through video chats and now it s break the communication barrier in a way that will blow your mind. microsoft debuted the realtime voice translation technology that will interpret english to spanish or vice versa and say it to the person who cannot understand what you re saying on the other side. take a look and a listen. do you like living in mexico city? [ speaking in foreign language ] he is very nice. what do you do for fun? [ speaking in foreign language ] that is cool. in our politics lead, the competition for the 2016 race for the white house heated up today. former florida governor jeb bush announced that he has decided to, quote, actively explore the
144,000. sergeant, you had experience in your time there with the iraqi people and the soldiers. describe that, the reaction from both soldiers and civilians to the united states in your presence. you know, we experienced for the most part an incredibly grateful population, particularly in the early years. we were there to help stabilize the country after remosting the government, with the hopes that we would be able to, you know, help create a bipartisan or a tripartisan government. when you re able to help someone feel safer in their own community, in their own country, they were incredibly grateful, we had a good relationship with them, helped to train the police and the iraqi army to get them to where they needed to be. how difficult was that? the training? i mean, how far apart are we far perhaps the most well-trained military in the world? not even perhaps we are, to where they start and end up? it s extremely challenging. because of the communication barrier, right. the
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