despicable. think of a bad adjective to describe a human being, these are five and six-year-old kids that got murdered in cold blood. this guy is mocking them. one of the parents goes on television and weeps and gives an interview, alex jones goes on and says he s an actor. he makes one of the guy. there s no low if somebody goes out and does this. it tries and says they re coming for your guns. this false flag coming for the u.s. government. it s despicable. there s no other word. this guy should be put out of business, full stop. why is he still in business? one thing i think about with alex jones is the fact that someone can go after him for that award of damages means that there was deep pockets to go into, number one. but is this a deterrent? is this going to stop the idea of trafficking? and really capitalizing on the lives that have been told? laura, he is raising money off of this right now, as we speak to sit here. he is doing an emergency live broadcast to save
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other urban societies or whatnot. also, what are the differences between the indians versus all americans, what would you say the is the vantage of us the other way. one question i get a lot, i don t know what if this is one thing you want to know is why don t they leave? that s kind of the heart of this question and i think there are several reasons behind that. first is that we naturally i think we grow up in a place and it s home and we know it is home. and i think that s maybe more the case on some of these reservations because there s such an extreme sense of isolation. some of these reservations, you fly to rapid city south dakota and drive 100 miles. there s nothing around, your gps doesn t work, your cell phone might not work and i think unlike, this is one of the things i was noticing because i ve done a lot of research on families who live in inner cities. one of the differences between rural andurban poverty i think , in an urban setting in the south bronx for in
cities. again, i would reiterate with all due respect to the governor. i m not here to pick a fight with the governor. i enjoyed my time going to school in the state of connecticut. i kind of the reality is i think that there is a difference. whether or not what he wants to do is state funds, maybe without knowing the exact nature of how he s funding what he s funding, it s difficult. the question i was asked at the time was on how we would be handling it. i think the answer whether it s connecticut or california, is the president s executive order and the president s commitment is to make sure that tax dollars are not used to supreme court programs that are helping people who are not in the country legally and who are not citizens entitled to them. referee: one more question, sean. years presidents have gone going back to when president eisenhower met pope xxiii. the president trump had a disagreement with this pope in an exchange of words. when he goes to rome in may f