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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta 20210925 18:59:00

their family histories or making some new covers altogether themselves? well, i don t want to give away too much, but i do believe many people will find hope through paul s story. and i hope that the families of missing children are encouraged to put their dna in the commercial dna testing data bases. because i do believe there are many children out there that were kidnapped in order to be raised or sold and not killed. and there are probably many, many, many of those people out there not realizing their true identities. wow. really fascinating. i cannot wait to what. cece moore, thank you. thank you for having me. you can catch the all new cnn film the lost sons tomorrow only on cnn. thank you so much for being with me today. cnn newsroom continues right now with phil mattingly.

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Transcripts for MSNBC All In With Chris Hayes 20210609 00:26:00

always be overrun. imagine if right here in new york city, in ellis island, if people s grandparents and great-grandparents were met with cages. how different would the dna and our family histories and trauma be? this is not who we should be as a country. there are challenges i think the message we should be sending to luiten america, first of all, acknowledging our role because we have been hiding and running away from actually acknowledging the role of u.s. history. a major step for us to even say what we ve done and then the second thing we can do is say, we can come together, and as, as partners, to try to figure out how we clean up this mess that the united states helped contribute to. because no one wants to leave their home. none of these people right. want to leave the communities and insays tral

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Street Talk: Faces of the fallen emerge after we learn the details of the crime

Street Talk: Faces of the fallen emerge after we learn the details of the crime
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Genea-Musings: Dear Randy - What is Your Work Flow With An Ancestry Hint?

Reader Nancy emailed me asking: .For now I will continue with RootsMagic 7. I have once again read your post: https://www.geneamusings.com/2017/07/my-best-practices-for-rootsmagic.html and you are very clear on what you do not do with respect to Ancestry hints but I am not clear on what you actually do. Do you go to the hint, accept or reject, and then if you want the information you add the record (image) to RootsMagic with your own citation, as if the hint never existed? Where do you store the image? When you sync RootsMagic with your ancestry tree how does this record appear, i.e. is the image and your EE source online?

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Transcripts for FOXNEWS The Ingraham Angle 20191228 03:32:00

difficulties describing her own family history, not just this, but, of course, her native american heritage which president trump and others have called out, which was a farce to begin with that s used to her advantage. she can t even describe her own family history much less describe her own policies like medicare for all, which is really government takeover of health care. but the bottom line is, when we look at the democrats, they re arguing over wine caves and big billionaire fundraisers and we at the trump campaign proudly hail we raised $10 million all in small donor donations in 48 hours after the impeachment charade. so, they can argue about wine caves and family histories. we at the trump campaign are quite proud of our small donors and all that the president has done for this nation. i think the point here is that donations why not treat everybody the same? and maximum individual contribution, i think it s $2800. so for some, that s a lot of money. for some, it s pocket c

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