begun streaming through to pay the their respects to the body of senator robert kennedy. for two days mourners lined 29 blocks outside st. patrick s cathedral to pass by kennedy s coffin. for the service itself 2,000 mourners crammed the cathedral. they included the rich a the powerful and the famous but also the poor and the dispossessed, farm workers, people who felt close to rfk. bobby s father joe is too ill to attend the funeral. his only surviving brother ted delivers the eulogy. he had to be tested immediately. the world expected him. i d rather not be idolized
for two days mourners lined 25 blocks outside saint patrick s cathedral to pass by kennedy s coffin. the service it self, 2000 mourners crowded the cathedral. it included the rich and famous, also the dispossessed, farm w e workers, people who felt close to jfk. bobby s brother joe is too ill to attend the funeral. his only surviving son ted delivers the eulogy. he had to be tested immediately. the world expected it. my brother need not be idealized or enlarged in death what he was in life. be remembered simply as a good decent man who saw wrong and
friends and relatives apostle texas where she grew up is right on the mexican border. growing up on the border for me is a constant inspiration and that landscape of the desert of the stillness of that is very much present in my work. in the us first feature child of the desert tells a story of personal loss the mother of a fallen american soldier encounters a young mexican man who has no papers. there are two of the many dispossessed and they help one another. but at the briefing i want to nominate. one of the.
just leave that issue off the table. the president probably refused, talking about who s paying for the wall, and now you have a huge flap and historically a mexican president always comes to the united states the first year of an american president, and this isn t happening, so the relationship is really weakened. what is the episode say to you about the prospects for their being immigration reform? this has been an issue or part of the issue that president trump has been unwilling to let go of. we are speeding toward that march 5th deadline, and i wonder sort of how much optimism you re able to retain. well, i try to be an optimist, but it doesn t look good. the daca extension, as you mentioned, early march. these are thousands of american kids that some military teachers that are going to be dispossessed, may be deported. no resolution about an immigration bill, about even border security.
paul: some other flash point. i think that as long as the regime is unable to take care of its dispossessed, as long as the ra jameregime is unable to get n the tables, you ll see that. the economic issues have become political. and this is a regime that s committed to exporting the revolution at all costs. committed to military ad venturism at all cost. it is what they want to spend money on. so yeah, you re going to continue getting a lot of unrest. paul: just step back for a second. if you were the regime and you saw you were in trouble like this and you said we need domestically to do something about this. could they possibly pull back from syria? could they pull back in yemen? could they stop funding shiite militias in iraq? would that be possible and have them survive? politically, yeah. i d logically they wouldn t do