law. and now this is how it s going. it is the sound of the police, the home of the 45th president of the united states has been rated by the fbi. nothing like this happen, before we don t know how this ends. they even broke into my safe, exclamation point. busy news week on, monday the fbi spent more than nine hours searching donald trump s mar-a-lago home and now, we actually know what they found after judge publicly released a search warrant. according to the list of items, agents removed 11 sets of classified documents, including some that were labored either secret and top secret. the documents are a part of the investigation, and a possible violations of the espionage act. another loss of course. it is not clear if trump himself is under investigation for those charges were not. earlier this, week the washington post reported that fbi agents were searching for documents related to nuclear weapons. we are down gonna talk more about that later. the paper cited sou
puerto rico seeing gentrification and development post hurricane maria of course. especially for mainline americans got the big tax regulator. and i m curious to hear from you at impact has had on the island? yes thank you so much for highlighting this issue. i think it actually makes more sense to call it colonialism than gentrification and certainly not puerto rico is the quality of the united states. and these tax breaks that you mention, launched in 2022 on the other incentives benefit u.s. buyers as opposed to local people. i just identification and colonialism are linked but you know, i want to call it like i see it with that. i also think i mean, it s an ongoing issue that the placement of puerto ricans. that was also happening at mid century and it s happening again today. it was set up before the hurricane even with the debt crisis and the defunding of public services. well they re shutting down
the most major migrations from puerto rico since again, mid-century since the 50s and 60s. this, time puerto ricans are going to new york, they re going to orlando and florida in general. pennsylvania, texas the american south but people really don t want to go a lot of times. they re forced to, go there aren t any work options. they cannot afford to find a place to live. so it s a form of forced migration really, you know. and i, know i totally get your point, you are saying fourth migration, you are saying americans come there. i do want to point out to the viewers, to your point it s colonialism and puerto rico as a part of the united states. and as americans, these folks are americans already said they re moving to places like texas and florida, they certainly should not have to under almost puerto rico. but if you move to florida or texas, pleased to register to vote. they can have great political power and we saw that happened, after hurricane maria the last time. i want to get