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because nobody knew about the basque relationship with the sea. a dream of my life was coming true, which is a 16th century basque whaling galeon. my hope is through this project, the basque people will know more about our maritime history. they will be proud of their ancestors. we decided to build this ship, i mean, nobody asked us. this used to be the center of the world for boat building. bad times for the spanish navy was good times for the basque, because if a lot of ships are sinking, that means more work here. the basque were the first whalers, industrial whalers. there was a time in which the basque were the only people hunting whales industrially. how many guys? in a classic role, seven people. seven people. a guy out in front. the strongest guy with the harpoon? that s right. lots of rope?
well in the early states also. look it s terrifying for jeb bush because for him, spending all of the past six months raising $100 million for his super pac is like chump change compared to what donald trump can do when he writes a check. and part of jeb s appeal the bush people don t want to admit, but he wants to be the establishment guy out in front. i think they were expecting him out in front. chris moody, let s bring you in here. he s much closer to the pack right now than he is to donald trump. at first glance the poll looks great for donald trump. he s at 20% among the republican voters but you dive into the numbers and it doesn t look so good in the long-term for him. yes, he s at 20%. but 30% of republicans polled said they would never vote for donald trump. further, if you put donald trump against hillary clinton, he loses. if you put donald trump against joe biden, he loses. and against bernie sanders, donald trump loses. while the other folks in the poll like jeb bush
more than 4 million people from the carolinas and connecticut and beyond and blamed for killing at least 18 people so far. many of the deaths coming with wind whipped trees or branches, and crashing down on to homes and cars. and in virginia beach, casey robinson and his wife tried to clean up the remnants of the beach house, as you can see, irene tore off part of the roof and walls. and in port republic, maryland, a tree ripped through the house and the guy out in front, a property estimator checking out the damage and the storm is creating some concern at a dam in upstate new york, a story that s developing right now. the gillboa dam is on a reservoir part of a new york city water system and this afternoon, officials say they lost all communications with the devices that monitor that dam. so, they began advising people downstream to move to higher ground. there was so much water, but some people were apparently trapped at a hotel. and they couldn t move. and katherine underwood is a