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NAME: IRQ STATEMENT 280604Nx TAPE: EF04/0659 IN_TIME: 10:55:38:15 DURATION: 00:02:22:18 SOURCES: Amateur Video DATELINE: Fallujah - Recent RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Wide shot of group reading statement with UPSOUND (Arabic): "Recently we realised that some of our Sheikh brothers who are steered by the occupation forces and its intelligence services are criticising our brothers in Fallujah in the media and we would like to clarify the following: First, we admire our brother Shiites and we told them we are partners in this homeland and we and them have the same rights and duties. And we would like to tell them that Fallujah city is the safe haven for all religions. And we would like to ask them to stop the allegations of what the enemies of Iraq and the Americans and the Jews and their allies say: that Fallujah is the terrorist city. Fallujah is the city of sacrifice for God. Fallujah is the city which is going to lead the liberation of Iraq against the occupiers. The blame on Fallujah residents for the killing of the six Shiites is not true, and it was done by the Americans and their collaborators and we are challenging those who prove the contrary. We will punish those who are collaborating with the Americans in stopping the resistance in Fallujah and we condemn the killing of our innocent brothers in Shoalah, Sadr City, Najaf, Karbala and Basra who were helping Fallujah in the past. We appreciate the heroic action of (cleric) Muqtada Al Sadr who supports us in our suffering and his assistance in resisting the Americans." STORYLINE: A group claiming to represent fighters in Fallujah threatened on Monday to punish anyone working with U.S. forces outside the Sunni-Muslim dominated city. In a videotape obtained by Associated Press Television News, the General Command of the Martyrs Groups of Fallujah repeated denials that they had any connection to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian-born militant suspected of masterminding a series of coordinated attacks on police and security forces last week that killed 100 people. The fighters, who appeared in the videotape wearing kefiyehs (checked headscarves) around their faces and carrying rocket propelled grenades, said its fighters would "publicly punish everyone who deals and works with the Americans in hitting the resistance in Fallujah." Coalition forces have maintained that al-Zarqawi has operated out of Fallujah, a hotbed of insurgent activity in the middle of the so-called Sunni Triangle. The United States has launched three airstrikes on the town over the past week targeting suspected safe houses officials claimed were used by the Jordanian militant. But residents and clerics in Fallujah deny the claims, saying that the United States has used al-Zarqawi as a pretext to target residents of the city who have stood up to the occupation of Iraq. The videotape surfaced only hours after the U.S. military denied that al-Zarqawi had been caught. U.S. Marines besieged Fallujah for three weeks in April in a bloody operation that ended with an agreement handing security to a new "Fallujah Brigade" made up largely of local residents and commanded by officers of Saddam Hussein's former army. In the latest airstrike, which took place Friday, the U.S. military said 15 people were killed. But the area's mayor said the house targeted was empty.

--SUPERS--\nIstanbul\nFriday\n\nNovember 16, 2018\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\n- crowd at the funeral\n- people holding pictures of Khashoggi\n- mosque\n --VO SCRIPT--\nFUNERAL PRAYERS WERE HELD FOR JOURNALIST JAMAL KHASHOGGI AT THE FATIH MOSQUE IN ISTANBUL, ALTHOUGH HIS BODY WAS NOT THERE. \nFOUR OTHER FUNERALS WERE TAKING PLACE AT THE SAME TIME.\nSAUDI PROSECUTORS SAID THURSDAY THEY WOULD SEEK THE DEATH PENALTY FOR FIVE PEOPLE ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN THE MURDER OF JOURNALIST JAMAL KHASHOGGI.\nA TOTAL OF 11 PEOPLE WERE CHARGED, THE SAUDI PUBLIC PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE SAID, ADDING THAT THE FIVE PEOPLE FACING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN QUOTE "ORDERING AND EXECUTING THE CRIME."\nTHE PROSECUTION ALSO SHARED DETAILS OF THE JOURNALIST'S MURDER, SAYING KHASHOGGI WAS KILLED ON OCTOBER 2 FOLLOWING "A FIGHT AND A QUARREL" AT THE SAUDI CONSULATE IN ISTANBUL. \nPROSECUTORS SAY KHASHOGGI WAS TIED UP AND INJECTED WITH AN OVERDOSE OF A SEDATIVE THAT KILLED HIM, THEN HIS BODY WAS DISMEMBERED AND REMOVED FROM THE CONSULATE BY FIVE PEOPLE AND GIVEN TO A LOCAL COLLABORATOR.\nTURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER MEVLUT CAVUSOGLU HAS CALLED THE SAUDI PUBLIC PROSECUTOR'S STATEMENT "UNSATISFACTORY," REITERATING A CALL FOR THE CULPRITS TO BE PROSECUTED UNDER TURKISH LAWS.\nTHE US TREASURY ANNOUNCEDTHAT IT WAS ISSUING SANCTIONS ON 17 SAUDIS FOR THEIR ROLES IN THE MURDER.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nJAMAL KHASHOGGI SAUDI ARABIA TURKEY US TRUMP WASHINGTON POST SLAIN JOURNALIST\n\n

Film tells the story of an American pilot who was shot down in a U-2 spy plane over Soviet Union and a Norwegian fisherman who used a carnival as cover to spy on the U-2 for the Russians. 00:07-01:59 - Color and B/W, 1940s-1970s - Intercutting shots of Russian spy Selmer Nielsen in Norway and CIA pilot Francis Gary Powers in Los Angeles. - B-roll of Nielsen w/fishing net. - B-roll of Powers pre-flight inspection of single-prop plane (audio of Powers saying he was caught, embarrassed the CIA, that it wasn’t his fault) - B-roll of Lockheed U-2 high-altitude spy plane taking off. - WS INT of radio station and disc jockey introducing Powers. - OTS of Powers giving flying traffic report. - Various b-roll of Powers flying, aerial footage of Hollywood Freeway, and WS of airborne plane. 01:59-04:07 - WS of Nielsen’s fjord in Norway. - Various B/W shots of coal miners. - Various good B/W shots of a manufacturing line, fuselage of an aircraft, and installation of aircraft engine. 04:07-07:58 - CU b-roll of a plane engine. - MCU interview of Powers talking about his first flight. - EWS of an airborne single-engine plane. - Various B/W shots of WWII German aircraft and soldiers, aerial footage of a fjord. - CU interview of Nielsen saying his parents began spying for the Russians in 1941. - Various B/W footage of bombed warships, aircraft, ships firing weapons in rough seas. - MFS of Nielsen rowing a boat with a child saying Russians spied from a cave w/b-roll of cave. 07:58-12:09 - Various B/W b-roll of destroyed buildings and rustic structure w/children (audio of Nielsen saying he fled into the mountains in 1944). - Various B/W shots of Norwegians celebrating, a Norwegian flag and outdoor cooking. - Various B/W shots of collaborators going into a Norwegian courthouse. - Various b-roll shots of Nielson cutting and tossing a fish onto a dock, net, and water (audio of Nielsen saying that a Russian agent returned in 1948). - FS interview with Nielsen saying the agent demanded someone go to Russia with him. - B-roll WS of Nielsen’s house. - B-roll POV WS from a row boat passing the shoreline. - Various interview shots of Nielsen saying he had to go to Russia. - B-roll WS of a dock with a fishing net and house. - B/W footage of President Truman discussing the North Atlantic Treaty. - B-roll WS of a Nielsen walking - EWS of a fjord. 12:09-14:19 - Various B/W shots of airborne bombers. - Various B/W shots of a woman and pilot looking at each other and kissing. - WS of an aircraft named “Betty Jo,” - MFS of airmen turning a propeller. - WS of bombers on a runway. - Various shots from an Air Force film. - Various B/W b-roll of bombs, jets taking off, rice paddies strafed, and 1950s jets. - Various B/W b-roll of an American flag and airmen saluting. 14:19-17:37 - Various shots of Nielsen’s fishing boat. - MFS of a child rowing a boat and CU of Nielsen smoking (voice of Nielsen saying he agreed to spy). - B/W photograph of Powers w/two aviators. - Various interview shots of Powers saying the CIA used a new plane to spy on the Soviets. - Various B/W shots of a U-2 taxiing, aerial shot on runway, and airborne. - CU interview of Powers saying the U-2 is a thrill to fly. - Various good shots of airborne U-2 and photo of Powers in flight suit w/U-2. 17:37-21:50 - CU of hand on a boat steering wheel, WS of boat bow at sunset, CU of frothy sea. - Various b-roll of airborne U-2. - CU interview of Powers saying he didn’t consider himself a spy. - B/W ZO photograph of Powers in pressure suit standing next to U-2. - B-roll WS of a U-2 on runway. - Various B-roll shots of bumper cars, carousel horses, prizes, and roller coaster w/Norwegian flag. - B-roll aerial WS of Norwegian town. - Various B-roll shots of a directional sign, small boats, sign that says “Headquarters Allied Forces Northern Europe,” military plane on runway and hanger. - WS EXT shot of the Norrona Hotel ZI to rooftop sign. - MS EXT shot of hotel rooms. - MFS interview with Nielsen in a hotel room w/liquor, cigarettes and a newspaper saying he’d have parties in one room and his spy equipment in the other. 21:56-26:22 - Various B-roll shots of Nielsen in a field. - Panning WS of a fjord. - B-roll WS shot of a U-2 entering a hanger. - B-roll FS of an airborne U-2. - CU interview of Powers talking about going to Norway. - Aerial B-roll of Norwegian fjord, villages and countryside. - MFS ZI CU interview shot of Nielsen saying he obtained a picture of a U-2. - B-roll FS of U-2 taxiing, WS of runway and Norwegian harbor. - MS interview shot of Nielsen saying he’d find out pilots’ destinations during parties. - B/W photograph of Powers in a flight suit w/a U-2. 26:22-30:15 - MFS interview of Powers saying CIA officer said to tell the Soviets everything if captured. - Various shots of Selmer Nielsen at the barn he photographed the U-2 from. - Various B-roll of U-2 on a runway, pilot climbing into cockpit and preparing for takeoff - B/W CU photograph of Powers wearing helmet. - Various shots of Nielsen climbing to an abandoned bunker. - WS of the airfield. - WS of a U-2 on a runway and Powers climbing into cockpit. - Various B/W shots of Soviet soldiers in Red Square, missiles, and Nikita Khrushchev waiving. - B-roll CU of aU-2 pilot in cockpit. - WS of U-2 taking off. 30:15-33:06 - B-roll graphic of a U-2 over a map of the Soviet Union. - MS interview w/Powers holding a U-2 model describing exploding over the USSR. - Various B/W footage of May Day in Red Square, Nikita Khrushchev waiving, crowds and picture of Lenin. - ECU ZO MS interview w/Powers holding a U-2 model describing the aircraft spinning and attempting to initiate the self-destruct mechanism. - B/W photograph of Powers captured. - WS ZI MFS interview of Nielsen in a bunker describing waiting for Power’s U-2 to arrive and receiving a message from Russia that it wouldn’t. - Various B/W shots of Khrushchev. - B/W photographs of self-destruct mechanism and poison needle from Power’s U-2. 33:06-37:02 - B/W photos of Andrei Gromyko and Khrushchev holding photos from Power’s U-2. - Various B/W shots of President Dwight Eisenhower defending the spy mission and journalists taking notes. - B/W EXT WS of the United Nations, a Russian addressing U.N, and photo of Khrushchev. 37:02-43:25 - Various B/W B-roll of Moscow U-2 exhibit. - Various B/W shots of TV interviews in NYC. - Various B/W shots of Khrushchev examining the U-2s wreckage. - MFS B/W photograph of Powers in Moscow looking at the wreckage (audio of Powers saying his spy mission was punishable by death). - MS to MCU interview with Powers discussing solitary confinement. - B/W footage of President Eisenhower at the Paris Summit and footage of Khrushchev using an ax. - B/W MS photo of Powers after being captured. - MCU interview with Powers talking about interrogation. - Various B/W shots of Power’s trial in Moscow (voice of Powers talking about the trial). - CU ZI to MCU of Powers reciting his plea. - MCU interview shot of Powers saying he was sentenced to 10-years. 43:25-47:23 - B-roll POV of boat bow. - CU interview with Nielsen saying the Russian’s placed a bomb in Power’s U-2. - B-roll FS of Nielsen in his kitchen. - B/W photo of Powers in Russia. - B/W CU shot of Powers after his release. - CU interview of Powers saying the CIA thouught he was a double agent. - B/W newspaper headline saying Powers should have killed himself. - Various B/W shots of Powers holding a model of U-2 at a Congressional hearing. - B/W MS of Powers telling reporters he followed instructions. - Various B/W shots of Powers at an event. - WS of Powers riding a minibike. - B/W photograph of Powers with Kelly Johnson and a U-2. - MS of Powers smiling in an orange flight suit next to a U-2. 47:23-51:47 - B-roll FS of reindeers ZO to WS of Nielsen smoking in a field. - B-roll WS of a helicopter landing in a fjord, soldiers jumping out and one pointing. - B-roll WS of a helicopter flying through a fjord. - B/W aerial shot of a fjord. - MCU ZO MFS interview with Nielsen saying the soldiers thought he was an idiot drunk. - MFS OTS shot of Nielsen and a fjord - B-roll EWS panning shot of a fjord. - Various shots of Powers moving a single-prop plane with “KGIL radio” written on it. - WS of a Lockheed hanger. - Good CU and WS of Powers taking off in single-prop plane with “KGILradio” on it (audio of Powers saying the CIA tried to prevent him from writing a book). - Various good shots of Power’s plane taking off, aerial view of L.A. and MS of Powers piloting the plane (audio of Powers saying why he wrote the book). - Various good INT shots of Powers flying (audio of Powers talking about losing his job at Lockheed after writing his book and not being able to find a good job since. - B-roll INT CU of Powers flying and WS of airborne plane. - B-roll WS of a bird flying in a fjord. - MCU ZO MFS of Nielson sitting in a field (audio of Nielsen saying he felt after getting caught). - B/W WS b-roll of Nielsen loaded onto a plane on a stretcher. 51:47-56:11 - Editorial cartoons of Powers and headline. - CU of poster for book event w/Powers. - Various shots of Powers at book event with cutaways of audience. - WS of Nielsen walking along the shore. - Various b-roll shots of the wrecked boat Nielsen took to Russia. - Various shots of Nielsen in a deserted house and in a row boat. - MS and CU shots of Powers holding a medal he received from the CIA (audio of him reading its inscription). - CU to ZU interview of Powers talking about the medal’s value. - B-roll CU to WS shot of U-2 taxiing away from the camera.

Women collaborators in the Chatou residential suburb, Northwestern Paris, France, during World War II, in Europe. A woman collaborationist tried by FFI (French Forces of the Interior) men. A soldier shaves the head of a woman collaborator found guilty of collaborating with the Nazi Germans during the occupation. A woman collaborator speaks during a trial, attempting to defend herself. An official wearing an armband (possibly FFI) shaves her head after she is found guilty of collaborating. Location: Paris France. Date: August 29, 1944.

Scenes of Israeli law enforcement carrying accused war criminal John Demjanjuk during his extradition from the U.S. to Israel, followed by scenes of the Jerusalem courtroom where his trial was presided over Israeli Supreme Court judges. Tried on the Nazis and Nazi Collaborators Punishment Law, Demjanjuk was convicted for war crimes as a guard at the Sobibor and Majdanek concentration camps during WWII. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Frenchwomen have heads shorn as punishment for alleged WWII collaboration with Nazis

--SUPERS--\n:05-:09\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n:12-:16\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n:33-:39\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n1:04-1:11\nDonald Trump\n-R- Presidential Candidate\n10/15/2016/Portsmouth, NH\n--LEAD IN--\nPresident Trump announced his plan to combat the opioid crisis in New Hampshire today- a state at the center of the epidemic. \nCongress recently appropriated $6 billion dollars to fight the crisis - and today we're getting a breakdown of how the administration hopes to spend it. \nIt's also the first time President Trump has visited the state since he won the election -- a critical stop on the 2020 political map. \nOmar Jimenez Reports from washington.\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP -- UNVEILING HIS PLAN TO TACKLE THE OPIOID CRISIS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE MONDAY..\nPresident Donald Trump: This scourge of drug addiction in America will stop. \nA STATE HIT ESPECIALLY HARD BY THE EPIDEMIC.\nPresident Donald Trump: The death rate is double the national average. \nTHE PRESIDENT'S PLAN FOCUSES ON THREE AREAS -- \n- LAW ENFORCEMENT \n- PREVENTION AND EDUCATION \n- AND IMPROVING THE ABILITY TO FUND TREATMENT THROUGH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT\nIT ALSO INCLUDES STIFFER PENALTIES FOR HIGH-INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKERS - WITH A CONTROVERSIAL MOVE TO SEEK THE DEATH PENALTY FOR *SOME* DRUG DEALERS. \nPresident Donald Trump: If we dont get tough on drug dealers we're wasting our times. \nSOME TREATMENT ADVOCATES OPPOSE THE IDEA -- SAYING THERE IS NO WAY THE U-S CAN 'PUNISH' ITS WAY OUT OF THE EPIDEMIC.\nTHE PLAN ALSO INCLUDES A FEDERALLY--BACKED ANTI-OPIOID ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN.... A COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY. \nTODAY MARKS THE FIRST TIME TRUMP HAS VISITED THE' GRANITE STATE' SINCE HE WON THE PRESIDENCY.\nHE AND OTHER 2016 PRESIDENT CANDIDATES DISCUSSED THE EPIDEMIC AT LENGTH ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. \nPres Trump:10/15/2016/Portsmouth, NH: We will stop the drugs from rolling in\nAND WHILE TODAY'S STOP IS AN 'OFFICIAL' TRIP -- THERE'S A POLITICAL OPTIC NOT LOST ON THOSE THINKING ABOUT THE 2020 ELECTIONS. \nNEW HAMPSHIRE'S FIRST-IN-THE NATION PRIMARY MAKES IT A KEY STATE FOR A RE-ELECTION BID.\nREPUBLICAN SENATOR JEFF FLAKE OF ARIZONA ... NOT RULING OUT A PRIMARY CHALLENGE, WAS THERE FRIDAY… AND ANOTHER POTENTIAL GOP OPPONENT JOHN KASICH IS THERE NEXT MONTH.\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON POLITICS NEW HAMPSHIRE DONAD TRUMP OPIOIDS\n\n

Suspected French women collaborators have hair cut

French people of Nemours, France, punish local women who collaborated with the enemy, during the German occupation in World War II. A woman sits in a chair on a pedestal, as a barber shaves her head in the village square, as crowd of spectators watch. Several other women stand together, awaiting similar treatment. Location: Nemours France. Date: August 26, 1944.

Attorney General John Ashcroft announced this afternoon that the threat level is returning to an elevated level of risk.

Red Ball Convoys

ISSUE_NO = 810 NO_OF_ITEMS = 5 ITEM_NO = 2 DESCRIPTION : LAVAL SOLD UP - The French have auctioned off the contents of the mansion at Chateldon which had belonged to the collaborator Pierre Laval. CARD_FILE = 45334 CARD_TITLE : Laval "Sold-Up" SHOT_LIST : Cut story - KS. GV of house where Pierre Laval was born. Laval leaves house kisses his wife presumably. Entering luxurious mansion, where he seats himself at large table. Poster indicating sale of Laval property. At auction (open air) mirrors, bowls, & his famous white ties, being auctioned (silent). Cuts - Germans take revenge at Rochefort, Arsenal burning. KEYWORDS : Buildings, Landmarks and Monuments; France; Personalities - Politicians; Madame Laval; Business and Commerce; Military - Active; Fire; Munitions and Armaments; Crime and Punishment; Occupied Countries MATERIAL : Neg 8170 Indian Sound Lav 8202 LENGTH_SHOT = 152 DATE_SUBD = 12/07/1944

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TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0065 IN_TIME: 04:19:56 - 10:24:10 // 19:10:43 LENGTH: 01:40 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Spanish/Nat XFA A Peruvian prosecutor says a U-S citizen, whose treason conviction was overturned by Peru's military court, should now face a civilian retrial for collaboration with leftist rebels. Lori Berenson, a 31-year-old New York native, was sentenced to life in prison in 1996 by a military court on charges of helping the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement plan a takeover of Peru's Congress. But after years of pressure from the United States, Peru's top military court overturned her conviction in August, granting her a new trial by a civilian court. Berenson has denied claims that she was involved in the takeover, which was thwarted. After nearly five months of investigation and procedural delays, state prosecutor Maria del Pilar Ramirez said on Tuesday that she had formally recommended that Berenson be tried as a collaborator, a charge punishable by a minimum of 20 years imprisonment. Pilar Ramirez said her report would be evaluated by a Superior Court prosecutor who will decide whether to request an open trial. Berenson's lawyer Jose Luis Sandoval said the Superior Court could decide as early as next week whether enough evidence exists to move to trial. Police said the plan to take over Congress was foiled by Berenson's arrest and a raid on a rebel safe house where she admittedly lived for a time in 1995. Berenson maintains that she never knew her former housemates were members of the rebel group. She was arrested in November 1995 on a bus with the wife of a top rebel leader. Berenson said the rebel leader testified during recent pre-trial hearings that Berenson was unaware of the group's rebel activities. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "The only thing I can say in respect to this is that she should be tried as collaborating with terrorists." SUPER CAPTION: Maria del Pilar Ramirez, Peruvian State Prosecutor SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "I presented the information on Friday and this has been sent to the High Court." SUPER CAPTION: Maria del Pilar Ramirez, Peruvian State Prosecutor SHOTLIST: Lima, Peru - 16 January 2001 and file File - 20 Oct 2000 1. Various file of Berenson visiting former home as part of evidence for trial 2. Peruvian state prosecutor, Maria del Pilar Ramirez, outside Berenson's former home Jan 16, 2001 3. Wide shot of Peruvian state prosecutor, Maria del Pilar Ramirez 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria del Pilar Ramirez, Peruvian State Prosecutor 5. Cutaway 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria del Pilar Ramirez, Peruvian State Prosecutor File - 20 Oct 2000 7. Various Berenson visiting former home as part of evidence for trial?

--SUPERS--\n:05-:09\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n:13-:16\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n:34-:39\nPresident Donald Trump\n\n1:04-1:10\nDonald Trump\n-R- Presidential Candidate\n10/15/2016/Portsmouth, NH\n --LEAD IN--\nPresident Trump announced his plan to combat the opioid crisis in New Hampshire today- a state at the center of the epidemic. \nCongress recently appropriated $6 billion dollars to fight the crisis - and today we're getting a breakdown of how the administration hopes to spend it. \nIt's also the first time President Trump has visited the state since he won the election -- a critical stop on the 2020 political map. \nKarin Caifa (prono: Kay-fuh) Reports from washington.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP -- UNVEILING HIS PLAN TO TACKLE THE OPIOID CRISIS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE MONDAY..\nPresident Donald Trump: This scourge of drug addiction in America will stop. \nA STATE HIT ESPECIALLY HARD BY THE EPIDEMIC.\nPresident Donald Trump: The death rate is double the national average. \nTHE PRESIDENT'S PLAN FOCUSES ON THREE AREAS -- \n- LAW ENFORCEMENT \n- PREVENTION AND EDUCATION \n- AND IMPROVING THE ABILITY TO FUND TREATMENT THROUGH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT\nIT ALSO INCLUDES STIFFER PENALTIES FOR HIGH-INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKERS - WITH A CONTROVERSIAL MOVE TO SEEK THE DEATH PENALTY FOR *SOME* DRUG DEALERS. \nPresident Donald Trump: If we dont get tough on drug dealers we're wasting our times. \nSOME TREATMENT ADVOCATES OPPOSE THE IDEA -- SAYING THERE IS NO WAY THE U-S CAN 'PUNISH' ITS WAY OUT OF THE EPIDEMIC.\nTHE PLAN ALSO INCLUDES A FEDERALLY--BACKED ANTI-OPIOID ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN.... A COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY. \nTODAY MARKS THE FIRST TIME TRUMP HAS VISITED THE' GRANITE STATE' SINCE HE WON THE PRESIDENCY.\nHE AND OTHER 2016 PRESIDENT CANDIDATES DISCUSSED THE EPIDEMIC AT LENGTH ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. \nPres Trump:10/15/2016/Portsmouth, NH: We will stop the drugs from rolling in\nAND WHILE TODAY'S STOP IS AN 'OFFICIAL' TRIP -- THERE'S A POLITICAL OPTIC NOT LOST ON THOSE THINKING ABOUT THE 2020 ELECTIONS. \nNEW HAMPSHIRE'S FIRST-IN-THE NATION PRIMARY MAKES IT A KEY STATE FOR A RE-ELECTION BID.\nREPUBLICAN SENATOR JEFF FLAKE OF ARIZONA ... NOT RULING OUT A PRIMARY CHALLENGE, WAS THERE FRIDAY… AND ANOTHER POTENTIAL GOP OPPONENT JOHN KASICH IS THERE NEXT MONTH.\nIN WASHINGTON I'M KARIN CAIFA. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON POLITICS NEW HAMPSHIRE DONAD TRUMP OPIOIDS\n\n

French women traitors in Paris, France. Women collaborationists standing in the back of a truck in a town. Women cry. Women having their hair cut as punishment for collaboration with the Germans. The crowd cheers. The women with shaved heads being mocked by the crowd. French man lifts pile of hair and then tosses it to wind. Crowd gathered on the streets. Location: Cherbourg France. Date: June 1944.

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