less america. what do you think about that? >> i don't see that. maybe just a few people trying to scare other people. i don't feel that way. i feel the way that everybody should be working together to united. let's tell everyone, this is the country for everyone. whoever wants to come in here and work hard, working together. >> yeah. >> you know, white, color, spanish, whoever wants to come and help this country, welcome to this country. work together. let's be united. what about it? >> can i give you a hug, sir? >> sure. >> that was beautiful, that was beautiful. >> no, this is the place it should be like that, you know? doesn't matter what color we are. >> yeah. so even though we both -- >> we're the same. >> that's true. if you get a tan, you'll be black. thank you, sir. >> thank all of you. thank you. bye. >> if carlos is not the show, i don't know what the show is. that's the whole -- he just summed up the entire show. we can go off the air now, we're done. this is the final episode. that's t

america is coming back and america is coming back strong. upon my inauguration i announced that the united states would return to a simple principle, the first duty of government, is to serve its citizens. many of whom have been forgotten but they are not forgotten anymore. every decision in every action we are now putting america first. we are rebuilding our nation, our confidence and our standing in the world. we have moved swiftly to confront our challenges and we confronted them head-on. we are once again investing in our defense, almost $700 billion, a record this coming year. we are demanding extraordinary strength which will hopefully lead to long and extraordinary piece. we are giving our courageous military men and women the support they need and so dearly deserve. we have withdrawn the united states from job killing deals such as the transpacific partnership and the very expensive and unfair paris climate accord. during our trip to asia last month i announced that we will no longer tolerate trading abuse. we have established strict

america is coming back, and america is coming back strong. upon my inauguration, i announced that the united states would return to a simple principle. the first duty of our government is to serve its citizens. many whom had been forgotten. they are not forgotten anymore. with every decision and every action, we are now putting america first. we are rebuilding our nation, our confidence, and are standing in the world. we have moved swiftly to confront our challenges, and we have confronted them head on. we are once again invested in her defense, almost $107 billion, record this coming year. we are demanding a stray strength which will hopefully lead to long and extraordinary peace. we are giving our courageous military men and women the support they need and so dearly deserve. we have withdrawn the united states from a job killing deals such as the trans-pacific partnership, and the very expensive and unfair paris climate accord. on our trip to asia last month, i announced we would no longer tolerate trading abuse. we have established strict

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keep defending america in this ancient land. as you stand courageously with our partners as they reach for freedom. and i say with confidence, because of all of you, and all those who have gone before and our allies and partners, i believe victory is closer than ever before. [applause] vice pres. pence: i believe with all my heart that afghanistan will be free and america will be safe. and we'll win this fight. as i close, let me say again what a special honor it is for me to be withall of you. especially at this special time of the year. whens a few months ago president trump said to me that he wanted me to get there. he wanted me to get there before the special holiday foer the american people. just to make sure you knew he was thinking of you. millions of american people have you in our h eartearts i know there are many faiths represented here. i hope you find renewal and renewed strength in this season. for all of you, who like my family, in the coming days will look to a manger, and who will once again in your hearts claim

love it because it's killing me look i love america who sad but true. you actually can sell your fico matter there's a big market for it because of this new theory that has some going to come out of transplant yeah yeah you can do it think a lot of told a lot of people about this i we've had offical meltzer i thought it. was all america but anyway so again we have a system where the rising wealth and income gap a guy with one hundred billion dollars here at the bottom people are earning fifteen thousand dollars and can afford a sewage system and that deprives them and their children of the ability to even advance further to become ever competition for jeff bezos to disinter mediate that because so they do my job they see that they should have a dog park for people people can go into the park and poop and they get the bags to pick up your poop from your and then use dispose of it this way you need bags from people in the dog park watering for people that's the solution let me just say is going to sell the bags on amazon amazon it's purpose and it be jeff

america's coming back. and, america is coming back strong. upon my inauguration i announced that the united states would return to a simple it's a poll -- the first duty of our government is to serve its citizens, many of whom have been forgotten. forgottenre not anymore. with every decision and every action, where now putting america first. we're rebuilding our nation. our confidence and our standing in the world. we've moved swiftly to confront our challenges. and, we have confronted them head on. once again investing in our defense, almost $700 billion, a record this coming year. we are demanding extraordinary strength, which will hopefully lead to long and extraordinary piece. courageousg our military men and women the support they need and so dearly deserve. we have withdrawn the united states from job-killing deals such as the transpacific partnership and the very expensive and unfair paris climate accord. and on our trip to asia last month, i announced we will no longer tolerate trading abuse. we have established strict new vetting pro

jobs rebuilding america. they promised they would endhe s opportunities for himself and his family in china. but people in michigan and across the country are still waiting. we lost 5 million jobs because of currency manipulation, and people are waiting because he is yet to do what he promised us. when we are talking about shipping jobs overseas, this tax bill creates a new $4 billion loophole for oil companies that was not there before. but they would not even take up my "bring jobs home act." but somehow the republicans were ok with closing a loophole that said that if somebody wanted to move from the west coast to michigan for a new job, they cannot write off their move. but the companies can still dobe ok with it. from taxes, to jobs, to protecting people's pensions, fighting the opioid epidemic, republicans are great at making promises but people are still waiting for them to keep them. and and oury area families in michigan and across the nation deserve to know that someone has their back today and tomo

if i go to america, maybe i can find a different life. >> if you have resources, getting to america is a direct path. but for those without means, there's a network of smugglers that will get you here. in china they are known as snake heads. how much money did you have to pay the snake heads? >> 59,000. >> that's a lot of money. >> that's a lot of money. >> from his village in china, 16-year-old vincent journeyed thousands of miles from asia to europe, across the atlantic and, nine months later, he finally arrived in america. broke and deeply in debt. what happens if you don't pay back the snake heads? >> i heard some stories. they got kidnapped. they would get killed. they would get beat up very bad. >> vincent needed a job and fast. ♪ let out your inner child at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2018 es 350 for $319 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the world is not flat. you can't just pinch it, swipe it, or scroll it. sure, you've seen the mediterranean. but have you? how warm is brazil in february? what color is dusk in san franc

this is the "united shades of america." to explore the vast topic that is latinos in america, i'm in los angeles. los angeles has a population of 3.8 million people, and nearly half of them are of latino descent, and the rest of them are kardashians or married to a kardashian or waiting for a kardashian to get divorced so they can marry them. i'm looking at you, khloe. normally when i go to l.a. i go to hollywood or beverly hills for my big-time show business meetings with my big-time show business agents who never return my calls. big-time. but this week i'm going east, east l.a. and boyle heights. those neighborhoods are just slightly more latino than the rest of l.a. by slightly, i mean they're both well over 90% latino. east l.a. and boyle heights are located on the eastern edge of los angeles. geographically it's not that far from beverly hills. but let's just say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settlin

oh max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know america doesn't have a government anymore that's right it's all frickin corporations let's talk to stacey stacey max you know the washington post says democracy dies in dark and now. the washington post also happens to be owned by jeff bezos who is now worth one hundred billion dollars not since the days that the biltmore estate here in north carolina was built by the vanderbilt family has such a wealth amassed to one individual in america amazon is company is also seeking to build its second headquarters somewhere in the united states and the most vile situation of democracy is dying not in darkness but in open for all the world to see the city hall brought to you by amazon this is a headline from the seattle times and this danny westmeath wrote this and he says the review of some of the bids to woo amazon's h q two to other cities and states shows it's not all about the money in some cases democracy itself is a bargaining chip they are offering up we're going to go through these details but they're offering up the taxes collected by the

occupied by one of america's most him. and secretive faces. known as the ronald reagan test site it's a missile. the pacific ocean all the way to asia and china. here the people of the marshall islands of once again being subjected to the testing of weapons of mass destruction designed for a coming war on. the basis part of a remarkable. knownas vision twenty twenty devised in the nine hundred ninety s. its aim as described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and see. cyberspace and space five four three two one. from california almost five miles away the usa for stances intercontinental missiles by firing them at the marshall. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there's there's really nothing. that i can imagine that that would be more terrifying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. fabulous but the

today we are declaring that america is in the game and america is going to win this dropping previous mentions of climate change trump instead focused on four main pillars. boosting homeland protection including building his wall on the mexican border promoting american prosperity by rebuilding infrastructure demonstrating military strength he said he would end mandatory defense spending limits and advance u.s. influence in the world. trim call china and russia great rivals he also said washington had no choice but to deal with the challenge posed by north korea's nuclear missile programs. our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime has resulted in the toughest ever sanctions we have united our allies in an unprecedented effort to isolate north korea however there is much more work to do america and its allies will take all necessary steps to achieve a d. nuclear ization and ensure that this regime cannot. threaten the world. but on monday it was the united states that was isolated at the u.n. security council when the us ambassador nikki haley vetoed a resolution reje

just a stone's throw from here you can see the beacon of freedom in america offers the rest of the world, the statue of liberty. and, just a bit to the northeast, the brooklyn bridge. it took 14 years and 600 men to build that magnificent structure connecting brooklyn to manhattan. at least two dozen workers died in the effort. the bridge spans new york's east river, which played an important role in the american revolution. well before the bridge existed a young general named george washington crossed over to manhattan and boarded a british advantage. without that has store crossing our first work at have at a much, and our nation might not exist. this hour we are taking you on a journey through america's proud passed via some stories we brought you this year. our journey begins in chatham township new jersey with a stort mismatched engagements in the history of warfare, when a ragged bunch of angry yet hopeful colonists signed on with a charismatic young general to battle an army that was trained, disciplined and well-equipped. against all odds, general george washington and his troops

god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> so many of us have been working on this issue for a long time and as a warmer chairman of the house ways and means committee, i have to tell you how so many men and women here have not for this moment. i want to echo what kevin brady said. i want to thank all of the staff for their hard work. i want to thank george from our staff who came to help us and summoning other people to make possible. we come to these jobs to try to improve the lives of the people we represent. in this bill more than so many other things we have tried to do does that and so we are very thankful and very helpful. we can see on the horizon a great potential are our people and for our economy. we know this is the greatest country on earth and we know that merrick a has better days -- we know that america has better days ahead. this bill passed that potential. i just looked at the state of wisconsin, the average family of four will get an average of a $2000 tax cut. we are heartened that hours after

america is at war. america's military members are fighting and dying for this country. it is only through remembrance and prayer that the united states house of representatives can truly show the brave families of those we lost that we share in their sadness. mr. speaker, i always bring to the floor when i talk about war and i talk about death and war to show the faces of the pain of those who have lost loved ones. the least we can do in this house is once a month have a moment of prayer in remembrance of those who have died for this country. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, for five minutes. ms. hanabusa: thank you very much, mr. chair. on behalf of the people of hawaii and the veterans of the pacific war, i speak today in support of h.r. 4300, the admiral lloyd r. joe veasey war commemorative act which will establish a pacific war memorial at pearl harbor. acific historic parks, a non profit organization, will work in coordination with the national park service. it

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that's america's choice. president trump was elected by the american people in part because of the new approach that he put forward. >> so let's move that on because we are speak now a few days after president trump unveiled his view national security strategy and that focused quite heavily on a little bit of what you are saying in that president trump and his administration believes that the three-decade quality from super power rivalry is actually going to come back on the table. how do you read that? is that china, russia, the united states all rivals now and seeking out the kind of stuff we saw in the cold war time? >> i think there is something to it. there was an article in the financial times a few months ago. the world is developing away in which china and the united states are going to be two crucial global powers and they have to operate alongside each other. we are not in a world dominated by the united states and allies and others like russia and china are on the frinchls. you have a world where c

america tries to supply other countries with more and more armaments. what do they need all those weapons for? ♪ [speaking in a foreign language] >> translator: our tv can always be trusted. i would never trust american tv. all those channels and different programs. >> in recent years, the soviet media has said much about the american way of life and its portrait of america is a dark one. it is designed to convince the soviet people that our social system is anything but desirable. it emphasizes violence, drug abuse, unemployment and overall exploitation of the american people by the government. since the average soviet citizen has no alternative source of information about the united states, the soviet version is probably accepted at face value. the soviet people, however, seem to be curious about america and impressed by its material success. last summer, probda published a lengthy article entitled "incurable disease" which dealt with u.s. unemployment and bank failures. about the same time, moscow was saying that there are 40 million americans who

first agenda, in fact, risked putting america last. >> well, it is a paradox that by espousing "america first," president trump is risking having america last -- or, if not last, second or third or fourth or fifth. the climate change, along with some other key risks, is existential, it's taking increasingly the center stage. and if america is gonna be awol, absent, then others will occupy the field. and certainly, china with its size, its wealth, and its political commitment is in a position to marginalize america's role -- not just in climate change, but trade and with other relations. so it's one thing to stand up for american workers and stand up for our country, but we are part of the big world, and it's very important that our national leadership recognize that and forge the agreements on trade and climate change that the rest of the world expects from a great power as the united states is. it's not something you just can ignore. we're looking at starvation, disruption, mass migrations, the spread of diseases. and this is coming, and they're irreversible tipping points that the sci

and that same subsidized corn from america by the way is making america obese a nation of fat yucky pig right ok through matthew obesity i kind of just i decided i support gay so that's ok. our say is in germany germany is saying you know what we believe we can manage our society in such a way remember i think there's proof of war world war one eighty percent of all technical texts in the world were written in german they have the percentage of engineering. autarky they know how to run a society so there of course they're making sense out of all this because they recognize that good design is worthwhile versus the us which is like you know what i believe it or not of capitalism or is going to look for chaos reign and look what happens is total dirt oh well by the way you know you have your little i.c.a.o. happening to us here's another way to add another hundred fifty million right now so it started one hundred fifty million now it's three hundred million now here's a way to increase it to four hundred fifty million dollars value because of course we're saying that honorable mexico

how does that influence america to the u.s. strategy? it basically diminishes american influence here, inside communities, and abroad. in other words, in terms of the foreign policy front, the move to take the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, which is occupied territory, the united states is now building on occupied territory, that is why you're getting resistance from christian minorities in the middle east and the organization of islamic conferences, in fact, the former u.s. ambassador-- saudi ambassador to the u.s. wrote an op-ed in the l.a. times told that his vice-president is not welcome in saudi arabia, that basically trump has failed in his promises to the saudi nation. how can a u.s. president ruin a relationship with saudi arabia when saudi arabia told the u.s. we'll give you anything you want? that's what the trump administration has accomplished. this is a new low for our lack of influence in the region. our influence in the region has reached an anemic level. so if that's the objective for our national security, we're failing on t

will see tax cuts, too, making america's small businesses and america's big businesses competitive in the global economy and better able to create good paying jobs. all of this is good news for indiana's working families. with today's tax cuts, help is on the way. speaker.you, mr. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. the speaker pro tempore: gentlelady from new york. rep. slaughter: i will yield myself for this time. the trump white house released a strategy report on monday. and it pointed out the national debt is over $20 trillion. it presents a grave threat to america's prosperity and i extension our national security. what are we going to do about that? we are going to add 1.5 trillion more. will causew that it the deficit to skyrocket. it isn't just a threat to our economic security. according to the white house it is a grave threat to our national security as well. the bill in front of us costs $1.5 trillion and includes permanent tax cuts for corporations, but temporary ones for individuals. who think is going to lose theirs first? it is very troubling, i think, the idea

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the struggles that america had, talking clearly about russia, but also the struggles within america that were brought about by technological revolution that was occurring and the lack of balance. >> i thought that it was just ordinary speech. like many people thought about president eisenhower, not of one of the greatest world leader but just the president who could just play golf. and now i thought -- think that it is one of the wisest speech. >> perhaps it's time for a new look at eisenhower, warrior, president, american, a man whose words and actions still have something to teach us. >> he was leaving a legacy in that speech. and i think every -- every person who's the slightest bit interested in our civic culture should read it. >> there's a great deal of resonance in the farewell, address. it almost works every time there's an administrations change. there is a very big temptation just to do your job, leave on a high note, and leave it all for the next guy to clean up and sort out. ♪ coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and nee

may god bless america. thank you for your patience. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just before we conclude, just two points, one secretary shulkin just arrived. andppreciate the efforts the last thank you of the night before the finale and "god bless america a round of applause for the rabbi for pulling this altogether. [applause] ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her mountains to the prairies to the ocean home sweetmerica, my home , my home sweetca home god bless america land that i love. her and guide her through the night with the light from above through the mountains to the prairies white with foam home sweetmerica, my home america, my home sweet ♪me >> thank you very much, everyone. i want to wish you a happy hanukkah. because and donuts at the far right corner. have a safe drive home, boy is it windy. thank you, secretary schultz. thank you for coming and being with us. >> on "newsmakers" sander levin talks about the provisions in the tax bill. why democrats oppose the measure a

is receding that america is being humbled that america is the victim that america is threatened and so i think what trump has actually done is articulate the not just the possibility of a new cold war but the logic of a new cold war and thus it becomes almost official in washington and. things will follow from that ok well that's a very interesting takeaway mike what was your reaction to it because when it was over a year ago i think it was when we still had candidate trump and he was. in the national interest i think his article was i mean this principled realism i still don't see anything principled and i don't see any really real is a minute here go ahead mike. hi peter nice to be with you i agree with some of what brian just said i do think that there is a tone in the report that is strong and tries to push back and that push backs pushes back strongly against china russia north korea iran i agree with all that i do however and by the way you're aware i'm not a supporter of president trying but i never was but i know who he is and i know why he got elected and the putting americ

one of america's busiest highways shut down for a time. fire raging on both sides. >>> the other major story tonight. president trump's monumental shift on u.s. policy. officially recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. planning to move the u.s. embassy there. tonight, swift reaction from some of america's most drafted allies. some calling it regrettable, unhelpful. >>> al franken tonight revealing he will make about announcement tomorrow. is the senator resigning? amid a growing number of senators who now say he must go. questions for several hours on capitol hill about that meeting with a russian lawyer. amid the bigger question, what, if anything, did his father, then candidate donald trump, know about it? >>> the plane shooting from a plane taking off from lax. >>> and the manhunt right now. authorities say the suspect dressing like an officer, appearing to be armed, accused now in several robberies. >>> and our made in america christmas is back this year. who writes those hallmark cards? tonight, you'll meet them. >>> good eve

there's a big secret in america there is no government there. only corporation yes and we're actually going to talk about that soon i want to talk about this amazon headquarters and this is very important that your cities i mean we are entering a needle neo feudal corporate state for sure and i think what we see with amazon basically pitching for a second headquarters pretty remarkable right there is part of the deal they offer to actually run the government in these towns that they're pitching for much more about this coming your way don't go away right after the break. i'm going to launch. from a straight man like me. no i'm not ready to say. something. i don't. know. i'm done some it's not it's is not i can quit places called the good country and. try to secure a minister in the bush family as well before the storm. the music of this but that's a slow this is. just a little child i'm still. left with. i'm checking of course yes. just a little unbiased a fellow muslim of oneself to be the middle. mostly albums fossil of. play almost anything f

by definition everything america does is good by definition because america does it it's good if america recognizes jerusalem as capitalism that's good for peace if america advocates certain war on certain economies certain countries it must be good for stability and world peace so it is it is judging by the actor not by the acts so everything goes according to if america the moderate the peacemaker won something then it is what it is i think in a sense here. just to take us a step back sue i think it's interesting that he starts by speaking in the name of the people and you know let alone that he did not win a majority leader that's what he stood for never to let on that he did not win a majority he started by speaking the night he said. people became rulers of their nation not he and he's not the ruler of the nation it's the people now are ruling america and in the name of the people he basically did when i used an entire generation of american presidents he said they were all wrong i'm right that's an amazing phenomena he did that also when he was. not the chinese for the deficit you

obviously, america is america but when you look around the world, is it chinese? saudi? where do you see? >> saudis are starting to get in the market, abu dhabi and qatar collecting art now for the last 20 years seriously. china's a huge market, i think it's a growing market, i think the economy there is going to get stronger and stronger, they're building museums like mcdonald's. charles: you can catch the full interview tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by bob massi, of course "property man" at 8:30 eastern time. the opioid epidemic in america is getting worse and having a major impact on life expectancy and the corporate world. we'll have the details next. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments.

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a lot more needs to be done. >> your miss america 2012 is -- >> beyond the miss america celebration, seen every year on tv., a scandal is rattling the organization. the shake-up began after the huffington post published parts of leaked e-mails thursday aperg to show a handful of miss america officials ridiculing past winners appearance intelligence and sex lives. in this one, ceo sam haskell laughed when the pageant lead writer referred to former crown holders using a crude term for women's genitalia. >> but after dozens of former miss americas published this open letter, calling on the miss america organization leadership to step down, haskell was suspended and resigned along with the organization's president, and chairwoman. >> still have a lot of work to do. we would love your sta part and your encouragement. >> former miss americas like mallory hagan, who haskell called a piece of trash in an e mail are applauding the move. they say more has to be done. >> we have to laser focus on the actual benefits of the miss america organization. >> actor/writer, skate shindell won miss am k

and its portrait of america is a dark one. it is designed to convince the soviet people that our social system is anything but desirable. it emphasizes violence, drug abuse. unemployment. and over all exploitation of the american people by the government. since the average soviet citizen has no alternative source of information about the united states, the soviet version is probably accepted at face value. the soviet people however seem to be curious about america and impressed by its material success. lars summer a lengthily article entitled in curable disease. which dealt with u.s. unemployment. and bank failure. about the same time moscow was saying there are 40 million americans who are literally starving. while a select group of capitalists continue to get richer. moscow television celebrated the fourth of july last year. by assuring viewers that america is the kwthat copes millions of families living below the official poverty line. the unemployed are described having been deprived of the wright to work. moscow televisio

so i think it is a very bad move for them in terms of the suburbs of america and the politics of america. address dacaing to things until we see what the house is going to do. gone,en how this year has what is your assessment of whether you can -- we have triedr: over and over again. we sat down and came up with a better plan. immediately the republican leadership pulled the republicans away from it. there is an article today that talks about this. says the republican leadership, some people said, let's work with the democrats. the hard right has such a poll on the political party that anything that splits. subsequently it is a disaster for the american people. one year ago we put infrastructure on the president's desk. some days he says public-private partnerships, other days he says he realizes that doesn't work. we had hoped some of the money would go into infrastructure. they used it all to reduce taxes on the wealthiest corporations. eternal but there would have to be a real reversal from the way they offer -- the way they operate now. hard right has power in the republican party an

back to california, back to america. wake up the country to wake up the world, that, that, time is running out. action has to be now. >> going to got to what california is doing and ntd dointd -- california is doing and not doing in a second. something you are doing. something that sent chills down my spine. president macron said good we are here, we are losing the battle. don't think i heard a world leader, say it like that. two years into the climate accord. >> yeah, the honesty that i heard. we are losing the battle. the emissions are going up. emissions are rising in germany. they're rising throughout lthe world. in california with the fires. our emissions went up not in the way, underward that we wanted. so, yeah, a transformation needed. we need, this is executives, business executives to step up. need the politicians to get off the immediate -- exciting issues. transform how we move about. how our houses are constrektd. how we package. what we do with our lives. devoting to mobilizing political will not just in ca

greece of dismay how this is in america's interest is difficult to fathom the law of unintended consequences is surely in play. across talking jerusalem i'm joined by my guest philip giraldi and personal he is a former cia counterterrorism specialist who is now executive director of the council for the national interest in washington we have grant smith he is the director of the institute for research of middle eastern policy as well as author of big israel how israel's lobby moves america and in philadelphia we cross to greg roman he is the chief operations officer for the middle east forum on a german cross like rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate philip let me go to you first here donald trump ran on the platform of making america great again how is that. greg nice thing jerusalem israel's capital pursuit in advancing that agenda making america great again and i would it's making american foreign policy great again i don't know go ahead phil yeah well that's that's the fundamental question here i mean basically people like myself. people who

now america what america was letting you out of it when you five years out of the palestinian leadership was standing on the americans out of hotels that you know some it's not their fault it was the america to bring these shias might have. made so many mistakes and they did commit so many mistakes but america did not change the rules of the game that we engaged in the middle east peace process nine hundred ninety one on it's basis two four two three three if you want security council resolutions land for peace the end of israel's occupation that began in one thousand nine hundred seven the establishment of a state of palestine independent and sovereign east jerusalem its capital the illegality of the settlements i'm talking about it in position ok. and these us policy has remained all these are now changed you know it's action so it's cutting ties with the us government on the table is an option where will you be when you stay negotiate with us no matter what no no i think the state is staying negotiating no matter what is definitely not on the edge and and they believe today so what is

latin america, next on great decisions. (jubilant orchestra music) - [announcer] great decisions is produced by the foreign policy association in association with thomson reuters. funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers llp. (soft music) - [narrator] the 1960's in latin america was an era of political revolutions. the reverberations of which are still felt today. - latin america was really defined, the 1960's by the cuban revolution. there was a greater push for independence, sovereignty, autonomy from the united states. - it was a region where some of the battles between capitalism and communism, between democracy and authoritarianism, played out with the greatest drama. it was an era of military coups everywhere from central america down through brazil and argentina. - there were movements not just in latin america, but in other parts of the world in the 60's and 70's to bring more left progressive government into power and in reaction to that, military dictatorships took hold in much of the sout

and to corporate america. npaid for permanently. i understand the man from massachusetts will show his credit card today. this holiday they are talking about giving people a christmas present. the president said he was there to help. joe will be delivering the champagne to their party. that's how this is. this isn't about anything better for working class families. this is about champagne glasses clippinging in wealthy families across the country -- clinking in wealthy families across the country. don't berudge them their success, wealth, or achievement. i don't want to see it at the exploitation of america's working families. shape on you for voting for this outrageous theft from the american middle class. once again i urge my colleagues to do the right thing in this people's house and vote no on behalf of the american people. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: mr. speaker, yames.

at stake then is what makes america unique. ultimately global warming is a battle for america's soul. and that's why we're here today to fight it. thank you. [applause] thank you so very much. we want to have plents of times for questions so if you have a question, please raise your hand. wait for microphone to arrive to introduce yourself to our audience, and then ask the question. >> who has the first -- all right very good i'll go first but we'll go with the audience. >> when soviet union fell -- >> introduce yourself please? >> i'm mike an investor, and over the hill retired physicist interested in climate change, global warming and all of that kind of stuff. when soviet union fell they listed lots of confessional, and you've made a good case that -- that this was -- that soviet union and the international communist conspiracy shall we with say had a role in had. but it absent in all of bad this theyed a in thed doing to us in -- in the papers that were released at that pont. is there any documentation that -- are cold spie

this is a good day for america, a good day for workers, a great day for growth. thank you. you have spoken often about the tax cuts americans will see in the first few years of the plan. what can you say about the tax-cut individuals will see in the end of the next decade, because analysis shows -- towe have every intention make those permanent. it is our intent to make those permanent. congress does not have a great track record of planning to do something later and then following through. how can you guarantee americans they will still see the benefits -- >> look at what we are doing now. we have been planning to do this all year long. 2016, we spent 2017 working on this legislation. we are getting it done. this is a promise made and a promise kept. >> the lack of democratic support, does it mean this tax overhaul is a vulnerable the same way the affordable care act was honorable and ultimately changed? is a nonmparison sequitur because the affordable care act proved to be non-popular. it made health care unaffordable. this will do the opposite, and grow economy, increase

keep defending america in this ancient land. as you stand courageously with our partners as they reach for .reedom i say with confidence because of all of you and all those that have gone before and our allies and partners, i believe victory is closer than ever before. [applause] i believe with all my heart that afghanistan will be free and america will be safe, and we will win this fight. as i close, let me just say again what a special honor it is for me to be with all of you, especially at this special time of year. it was a few months ago when president trump said to me he wanted me to get there. he wanted me to get there before a special holiday, just to make sure you knew that he was thinking of you and that millions of the american people have you on our hearts. i know there's many faith traditions represented here and no matter your background or belief, i hope you find renewal and renewed strength in this season. , like myf you who family, in the coming days will look to a manger and will once again in your hearts claim

they contribute to america, they help america. yet, there are people on the other side of the aisle who have this nasty immigration attitude that affects the dreamers and everybody else. it's so un-american. it's so against the statute with the torch in the harbor in the city in which live. it's so against what the american people believe. 80% want to help the dreamers. and yet we're stymied so far. 1,000 dreamers are losing their status each week. so on all of these things the time to act is now. we will strive to reach a deal as soon as humanly possible. mr. president, if we are not able to reach a global deal by this friday on these many issues, there will be a temptation to do a short-term funding bill with some of these items, but not others. that won't work. we should do all of these things together instead of a piecemeal week by week fashion. our republican friends cannot pick and choose what they want and do what they did on the tax bill and health care bill and say, democrats, you're not welcome to be part of the deal. th

our north america editor jon sopel reports. for two years now, donald trump has talked incessantly about "america first." today, in unveiling his national security strategy, he sought to give a slogan flesh and bones. the document says that russia and china want to shape a world antithetical to us values and interests. that is in line with the intelligence agencies‘ unanimous view of the threat posed by moscow, with their interference in last year's election. but the president notably didn't phrase it like that in his speech. we also face rival powers, russia and china, that seek to challenge american influence, values, and wealth. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries, but in a manner that always protects our national interest. but, while we seek such opportunities of cooperation, we will stand up for ourselves, and we will stand up for our country, like we have never stood up before. he rounded on kimjong—un‘s north korea, a problem that would be dealt with, he promised. though few

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