At the table, the german officer start to explain to her that they had shot the. Then she is going for a tour in town and they point out a man in a technical battalion unit points out, there is the river and this is where 450 jewish men women and children were shot a few months ago. This continued. She starts to learn more and more about this because as she told me oftentimes conversations with soldiers got personal real fast. They hadnt been around these were men who had been around german women for a long time and they wanted to talk about this so when you become the recipients of these kinds of stories, she becomes so upset that she writes back to her mother in november 1941 and she saved these letters and share them with me. She wrote to her mother, what papa says is true. People with no more innovation exceeded a strange odor. I can now pick out these people and many of them really do smell like look. Oh what a slaughterhouse the is. One more sample of a secretary. Very interestin
To what extent do you have legalization and there are various proposals for this. I find myself critical of both the senate bill that was passed last spring and of the critics of the senate bill who are very concerned about border enforcement and so forth. I think we can do better on border enforcement and we have it within our capacity technologically and inconsistent with todays attitudes. The government has some procuring it as we are learning about healthcare. Gov. But i think we have the capacity to basically do that, and as i say i think that people who are hugely considered about the border and yesterdays problem that is likely to be as large in the years to come. One of the things ive been saying is that i think we ought to consider tilting our Immigration Law more towards high skilled immigrants and less towards extended family reunification and i think it both counts but not far enough in my view. The reason we have huge immigration from mexico is not because there is a big q
But british officials perceived to be in their interest. They might use it at the planters paid travel. Also if slaves were out. The expectation was made clear that if theres a slave revolt in trinidad they were supposed to help suppress the. They were supposed to catch runaways are not receive them into their communities. So its only in the 1830s the british will make a concerted effort, Parliament Passes law for the gradual emancipation through this conversation apprenticeship horrendously cheap on the west indies. Often enslave people get impatient with this and they will rise up and demand more immediate freedom. So it is a tangled process, but it is through it is around civil war. Thats fairly easy to do with the Political Center is in london in the planter class has limited power by the team 30s in parliament. Much less so than that. And he has studied so well when the planter passes far more in parliament and it was in 1830s. Another question here. This is the last one. Im just
Steve tgif. Thank goodness its fox. Thank you for joining us. Brian what kind you have world are we in, Anthony Fauci is throwing out the first pitch. Carley playing ball. Steve i thought it was computer things where they made it look awful. He has been talking about flattening the curve. That was the biggest curve ball i have ever seen in my life. Brian dr. Birx should have came in and relieved him. Ainsley oh, bless his heart. I would have been a nervous wreck. Watch this, everyone. Steve i mean he is 80 years old. Ainsley closer to first base than it was to the home plate. Im kidding, he is a good sport. Brian good athlete. Steve devote the his life public service. He hometown team. Is he on youtube forever. Thank you very much for joining us. Lets start with the news of the day. It is not good. Protests overnight outside the house of chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot. Hundreds crowding the street as the president announced that federal agents will be deployed to the windy city. He made
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