p pre-anita hill, so we didn t even have the vocabulary. i just thought it was messed up. we have the vocabulary now. the question i have, do we have the space to actually openly talk about it? and i want to share danit? i want to share dan harman, the creative community, admitted to his wrongdoing during the height of metoo, and i want to share what was written. i crushed on her and resented her for not reciprocating it and the entire time i was the one writing her paychecks and in control of whether she stayed or went and whether she felt good about herself or not, and said horrible things, just treated her cruelly, pointedly, things i would never, ever would have done if she were a male and if i had never had feelings for her. you write that for every me too, there is also a you too. can you explain this? people think, i don t want to hear from these guys. they should say nothing. i actually think it is very
people are playing in forcing president trump s hand. americans from every political background, idealogy and walk of life watched bro broken and outraged as families were ripped apart and children were treated cruelly as political pawns. yet even in this dark hour, we are witnessing an outpouring of moral conviction, civic engagement and lasting commitment to stand up for the most vulnerable among us. in fact, it was because of the outcry from every corner of our country and, indeed, from around the world that the trump administration was finally forced to take at least a step toward ending family separation. joining us now from capitol hill is new york congressman gregory meeks. he s a democrat. he s a member of the foreign affairs committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. let me get your reaction from
according to the u.s. government, almost 50% of all the children in this country failed to get their recommended daily allowance of the surge in fast food restaurants have discovered that we like our food heavily salted. just add water and two of your own fresh eggs. because of industries, innovations and farm chemicals and machinery. taste it! anthony: how did it happen that we ended up with southern food being the most, sort of, cruelly hijacked into this cartoonish, uh, parody of itself? modern, clean, advanced, complete meat processing. glenn: i think it s a combination of two massive cultural influences that came together at the same time. the idea of industrialization came late to the south. when it hit we got pellagra. the first nutrition laws in america were written in
fleeing the violence. our destination is to reach the united states. to support those who remain. not long ago my brother was killed. he was killed cruelly. doing this for him and his family, that is why we re fighting to go there. the caravan may be broken up but agents say there is a daily flow of immigrants entering from mexico to the u.s. traffic fell after the president s election. as these figures show almost every month since apprehensions have increased word has spread that catch and release continues. the president wants to end that. given the court decisions about detention it will be easier said than done. back to you. heather: most things are. william la jeunesse live for us. bill: let s get analysis. guy benson. how are you doing? fox news contributor. what do you think about the idea? does it happen? i think the president has the authority to do this and i ve read some reaction to it
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