going to the dictator next door and bringing a hot dish over the fence. a negotiated solution is the on solution. you don t have to say positive things about brutal dictato dictators. he s telling the world he saved the world when in fact, he saved things from himself. after the first round of highly anticipated presidential debates. this nomination battle is wide open. voters saw we have a deep bench. the front runner joe biden got dinged. senator harris moved the bar. one thing about camilkamala s harris, she s got game. the record of the candidates going is relevant. whoever the next president will be needs to be someone who can talk openly and honestly about race with vulnerability. the narrative is that maybe it s not his time and that he s not up to the task. the vice president to me is not doing a good job at bringing folks together. i think he will under estimate joe biden at your own paro parol. welcome back. we begin the second hour of
gets tougher on saudi arabia. you re hearing republican allies on the hill, they re rhetoric is already at another level than the white house. i think they re talking to the white house behind the scenes this is a president who has expressed his admiration for dictato dictators, who doesn t understand the importance of america soft power, will he do something? i m looking at what the president had to say about robert mueller in the 60 minutes interview. apparently not pledging to end that investigation. it is really hard to believe that it s already been one year year here on the air, we want to thank you for watching as we grow. if you thought this year was intense, wait until 2020. that will do it for us tooth on kasie d.c. as we say god night, we want to look back at the last year on kasie d.c. it s sunday october 15th and the first-ever edition of kasie d.c. this, this, this is kasie d.c.
no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. right. only things are the things that we possess. how is the food in prison? soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that s on thursday. you know that in prison, all the fishes, no body. only the head and tail. no middle part. so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? yes, yes. especially the buddhists believe how to live in situations. dictato dictators, political passion or even discrimination. everything is happening to us. but the buddhists say, okay, that s a tough life. you can make something good. there s something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to
chanted the night must come to an end. benghazi we heard the engineer who said, our words are free now. it s a feeling you can t explain. those shouts of human dignity are being heard across the regionment bob: because a percentage of people in the cities he mentioned attacked the embassy and consulates, that reflection of obama was similar reflection by most people in the united states because they were getting rid of dictators. literally slaughtered people. today i hear people say we want to go to the good old days of slaughter and dictato dictators. dana: what about syria? bob: they should be gone. dana: but they fight for freedom and we don t help them. maybe behind the scenes but not well. eric: the jury is still
chanted the night must come to an end. benghazi we heard the engineer who said, our words are free now. it s a feeling you can t explain. those shouts of human dignity are being heard across the regionment bob: because a percentage of people in the cities he mentioned attacked the embassy and consulates, that reflection of obama was similar reflection by most people in the united states because they were getting rid of dictators. literally slaughtered people. today i hear people say we want to go to the good old days of slaughter and dictato dictators. dana: what about syria? bob: they should be gone. dana: but they fight for freedom and we don t help them. maybe behind the scenes but not well. eric: the jury is still