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I think for once we're going to stand up as American and say, enough is enough.

We're not going to take it anymore.

He lost his job to a foreign worker like thousands of other Americans every year, laid off

because of a program that allows companies to replace employees with foreign laborers.

But before leaving, they often are asked to train their replacements.

I can't wrap my mind around, train somebody to take my position.

You know, this is my livelihood.

How am I supposed to feel?

I've heard some workers say that this is like digging your own grave.

Does that what it feels like?

It feels worse than that.

A rare famine emergency has been declared in the youngest nation on Earth, South Sudan,

in East Africa.

These are among five million people who don't know where their next meal is coming from.

They had reached the finish line of a day-long trek through killing fields and drowning land.

Their hope arrived at 700 feet and 190 miles an hour.

33 tons of food scattered in the sky and cratered the Earth like a volley of mortars.

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