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Obama Forced To Leave Washington Once And For All

Even CNN can't hide the truth about the illegal immigrant crisis any longer.

In 2014, back when Barack Obama was president, numbers of migrant children making the illegal

border crossing were surging.

They were likely emboldened to come because the Democrats' were broadcasting both an

open borders policy and mercy for those breaking our immigration laws.

Children who crossed the border illegally, whether they were with a parent or not, were

kept in housing facilities to wait until they got their day in court.

At the time, no one in the liberal media said a word.

They were more preoccupied with reporting on Obama's latest trip to Hawaii or Michelle

Obama's workout routine.

But now that Trump is in office, liberals in both the government and the media are pretending

to care about this problem, if only as an excuse to bring down the President.

Now that both the Russia collusion story and the Stormy Daniels saga aren't playing out,

the Left has to come up with a new strategy.

But Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas recently went on CNN to call out the media and his fellow

Democrats in Congress for not doing more to address this issue four years ago.

Watch below:

During the CNN interview, Cuellar stated that the plight of illegal immigrant children was,

"kept quiet under the Obama administration."

He stated that in 2014, "There were large numbers of people coming in and the Obama

administration tried to keep this quiet."

He went on to say that not all of those children were being separated from their parents because

many of the migrant children were coming by themselves.

Cuellar then explained the reasoning behind separating children from the adults accompanying

them.

He said it's to ensure that the children are really with their legal guardian and not

drug or sex traffickers.

Cuellar's honesty turns the whole liberal narrative on its head and proves decisively

that the real culprit behind the illegal immigrant crisis is Obama himself.

Even Feinstein admitted to Jake Tapper that she didn't bother learning about the child

migrant problem while Obama was president, but she still wants to criticize Trump for

following the same policies the Obama administration carried out for 8 years.

It's interesting how the media timed the release of this story to coincide with the

President's historic progress on denuclearizing North Korea.

No doubt the liberal media wanted Trump's North Korea summit to fail so that it would

give them more ammo to use against him.

But now that the President is poised to win a Nobel Peace Prize, the Left is using these

children as political props in their war against Trump.

They should be ashamed of themselves, but that would imply that the Left has any shame

to begin with.

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Washington DC from a World Traveler's Perspective - Duration: 5:43.

I'm here with Mark from Wolters World and he is a world traveler who's going to tell you about some of the similarities

and differences that he's experienced when traveling in Washington DC.

Hello! Welcome to Trip Hacks DC.

My name is Rob and I am joined with Mark from Wolters World. Mark is a world traveler and he has an amazing YouTube

channel with about

1,500 travel videos right now, so I am just so happy to have him in Washington DC on one of my tours right now

so I can show him around and he's been gracious enough to come on to

the channel so that he can share some of his knowledge and we can give you some information for when you come to Washington DC.

So what is something about Washington DC that you think is similar to another US city that you've traveled to?

Well, I think one has to do with the tourism, because

New York, DC, it's crazy because they both have so many tourists going there; but people are actually going to work every day.

And probably the biggest similarity

I've seen between New York and DC is that

the locals kind of hate the tourists not because they're tourists, but because they get in the way. Like the tourists are walking and then all of a studden

Stop! "Oh, I got to take a picture of this famous thing" and then like the locals like "dude

I'm just trying to get to work man. Would you just stand to the side?" So that is one similarly

I have seen for another U.S. city. So that's a really good point

and that's actually why I

really recommend when people visit Washington DC that they try to plan their day so that they're not riding the Metro during rush hour, because

people here go to work and a lot of people work a nine-to-five job,

so if you're trying to get on the Metro at 7:00 in the morning or 4:00 in the afternoon

there's gonna be a lot of locals on there as well. Yeah and

another thing to mention on that point is that you don't want to treat Washington DC like it's Disney World or Las Vegas

or something like that where people just come to play and party, but there really are a lot of people who live here and have

a life here and work here. And so it's a good mix of that sort of thing.

And that reminds me of another similarity is you have a lot of memorials around town or a lot of museums that can be really

impactful like, I mean we've been to some here where you walk through it you do get goosebumps

and I've had that in other places we've gone around the world and that's one of the things is,

when it's a kind of a somber place

you know, be respectful when you're there, and that's one thing I've seen is you have people think people going for the 'gram in places

where they probably shouldn't be, so that is one thing I've seen that's similar all around the world. So that's another thing to look out for.

So some people say that Washington DC has a different feel than some other American cities, so Mark,

do you think that there's some things about Washington DC that you can compare to someplace outside the US?

Yeah, there's one thing about DC, it has a really different kind of setup than anywhere in the U.S.

like how the streets are set up how the with a roundabouts and things like that

I mean I know driving around here it has that you know, like UK kind of "oh

wait, roundabout, which way do I go?" kind of feel and the thing is those roundabouts,

it's not the only thing to kind of remind me of the UK and travel around there.

Actually, we were down at Mount Vernon, George Washington's place - you guys can check it out

it's really cool day trip - and we were coming back and I'm driving by and I'm like this reminds me of when

we were driving like through the villages and England because there's a lot of that

architectural style is there so you definitely have that so it has a completely different kind of architectural feel and for me

anywhere in the US, I mean, OK

the Capitol you see that the capitals around every place in the U.S., but the feel and the kind of setup is is totally different.

Okay, so let me ask you

what is something about Washington DC that is completely unique that you can't find in any other city in America?

Well, there's kind of two things. I kind of feel one

the museums are free, which is not a common thing, because you go to Chicago

It's you know, $16 or $20 to go to a museum, here

it's free to go in and that's one of the things that for me

it makes it a great family experience because you're not shelling out $100 to take your whole family to a museum,

so that's one thing it's awesome.

Also the Metro here. Look, if you're watching this from outside the US,

we're not big on public transportation in the U.S., but DC they've got it. I mean

I know the locals probably say it's not that great, it's not that's fantastic.

Look, for someone that doesn't have good public metros and good public transportation where I live, this place is awesome for it.

And yes, it's for me it's clean. For me it's efficient. It goes everywhere I want to go.

I'm sure, you're a local, right, you might not agree with me on the cleanliness side of it.

I think there might be some locals who would take issue with that

but I think as a visitor I definitely understand where you're coming from. And that's what I think

is really different.

Like I feel okay going on the Metro, exploring things, and the free nature the stuff

that's one thing that you just don't see it a lot of the U.S. which is really cool when you come here.

So one thing about everything being free that you kind of have to be careful about is to not try

overdo it. Yes. Because when there's over a dozen free museums you think "goodness

I need to go to every single one of them to get my money's worth"

but you don't have to. It's okay to skip some or pick the ones that you really want to do and maybe save some for

a future trip. Yeah, that's the thing especially if you have kids because we got kids with us

and my youngest one, we've gone through the Natural History Museum,

we've done a great tour with Rob here and he's just like "my feet hurt".

You probably see him running behind us somewhere and that is true

don't try to see everything because I really feel like museum burnout kind of thing can really happen here, but the thing is the museums are amazing!

So it's well worth going to but yeah you the burnout is legit here.

So it's something to think about. I've recommended in one of my previous videos that

seven days is actually a good amount of time to plan a trip to Washington DC, which you might think is really really long time,

but just because of the

hugeness of the museums and the various many many things to do many of which are free,

you could definitely fill up that amount of time if you really wanted to. Yeah, and Rob has some really good stuff for seeing stuff

that's not just on the National Mall, exploring out more,

there's all kinds of like like,

normal things to do that aren't just history and museum related which makes DC a really cool place to go. And I think that's it!

Thank you Mark for coming on the video,

I really appreciate you sharing some of your travel knowledge and like I said Mark is a world traveler. He has something like

1,500 travel videos on YouTube right now,

so you should check him out at Wolters World and I will leave a link to that in the video description.

And if you're coming to Washington DC and you want to sign up for a tour with me like Mark's family

did, you can head on over to my website www.triphacksdc.com to see all of the tours that I offer. Top-notch stuff.

Thanks for the compliment, I appreciate it. I can't say anything better. The guy's awesome. Thanks. OK bye from DC!

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✅ Murray keert komende week in Washington terug op baan - Duration: 2:01.

 De 31-jarige Murray is in de eerste ronde van het Amerikaanse hardcourttoernooi aan 'thuisspeler' Mackenzie McDonald gekoppeld

 Het wordt de eerste wedstrijd voor Murray sinds zijn verloren tweederondepartij in juni in Eastbourne tegen Kyle Edmund

De Brit had een week eerder op Queen's zijn rentree gemaakt na een slepende blessure, maar verloor daar direct van Nick Kyrgios

 Na zijn uitschakeling in Eastbourne besloot de tweevoudig kampioen dat Wimbledon te vroeg voor hem kwam

Hij voelde zich nog niet sterk genoeg voor een vijfsetter op een Grand Slam. Finale  Als Murray van McDonald wint, komt hij uitgerekend Edmund - zijn bedwinger in Eastbourne - weer tegen

De drievoudig Grand Slam-winnaar deed twee keer eerder mee in Washington; drie jaar geleden strandde hij al in de tweede ronde en in 2006 verloor hij de finale van Arnaud Clement

 Murray, die door zijn lange absentie is afgezakt naar de 838e plek op de wereldranglijst, kreeg eerder deze week de bevestiging dat hij met een wildcard mee mag doen aan het Masters-toernooi in Cincinnati

 Het toernooi in Washington begint maandag en de finale is volgende week zondag. Alexander Zverev is de titelverdediger in de hoofdstad van de Verenigde Staten