and I don't know is whether we can get the sixty thou Chuck Schumer obviously is a big deal as a Democrat who is chosen to be a statesman in this case instead of a party while

would be one thing but this is a unilateral change we are changing towards Cuba he was not changing towards us and

I'll Castro or someone writing in his name published this article where he wrote that the United States must now pay Cuba millions of dollars in reparations for

a little bit there in Havana where watching it now Julie

invited to and what that shows is what this is all about this is a unilateral change we are going to open up to Cuba but the key was not going to open up to to

incompetence is one they did or she did or someone on her team erase

mother is eighty five she lives in Miami how does she feel watching this you know it's for a lot it's

first thing when you see a classified document it is very clearly marked and it has all sorts of acronyms associated with it but basically you can see whether

German bank for example or French company is going to choose to do business in Iran over doing business in

it is executive amnesty whether it is unilaterally changing obamacare weather is changing the work requirements and welfare and

is this secure area that is protected from electronic eavesdropping and you most certainly know you shouldn't be talking about it or passing

is more than technical you would take the word embassy off of that building and just to be clear absent now the administration are useless and we've been doing this dance for more than fifty years and where it is hasn't

a it's a bitter moment because nothing's changed in Cuba it's almost like the U. S. surrendered we've now agreed fine Castro isn't gets there the

Iran and somebody else will get the oil and it turned out that Iran is now

it on in an email particularly to a private server like the one she had what they did is reckless it's complete recklessness and

fear and you know if this was part of the change in our policies in exchange for a change in Cuban policy I