How we got, here and how were heading. It was manufactured t divide our communities how many of you i want to make everybody proud but we dont take a lot of tim to make ourselves proud. And to see you, how are you are you comfortable carryin the burden absolutely i am quintessential places in the american experiments as the saying goes, everything is better in texas, includin the Aapi Community one of the biggest in th country, and its diversity i something to behold. I grew up in another gulf state, florida my korean American Family throughout my journey, iv been a lawyer, illegal analyst and now an anchor on msnbc this is the katie phang show. For my dinner with Seve Incredible Aapi women, i wante to honor those cultures. I went in search of two chef to collaborate on on spectacular meal im a chef here in houston. Born and raised in burma als known as myanmar im a trained home cook. I grew up in my grandmother kitchen. My mom, it was a vietnames refugee, cooked a lot of great home co
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so, the u.s., the cia, the pentagon have very imperfect knowledge of what s going on in those northern cities. they had their sort of intelligence eye blacked out before this all this march south happened. right. yeah, exactly. and the worst thing you could do is try to bomb bad guys and hit guys that you re actually trying to woo back into the fold. ben wedeman, in the west, i think everyone had a bit of a a lot of governments had this desire that there would be a wonderful western-style democracy in iraq and elsewhere for that matter in the region, but it s just not realistic, is it, in a place, in a region, where it s family first, tribe second, nation down the list. do uffle think there are some in the region who feel that the strong-man ideal is a good way to go? well, certainly the idea is making something of a resurgence. just look at egypt who despite some vocal opponents seems to have a lot of support because