this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people and we will not stand for it. [applause] i am test -- the mayor of albany, new york. i just want to echo that this attempt to make us fear our immigrant communities is not only wrong but in the city of albany, immigrants are far more likely to be victims of crime than to be perpetrators. if we do not engage in the committee policing that we engage in that encourages that community to come forward, it encourages them to make their fear, heard and not be in our communities will be weaker and more dangerous places. the work that we are doing on the street as mayors with our police chiefs understanding our communities, is incredibly important in keeping those communities safe. i would call upon the white house and the department of justice to sit down and talk to with oure we do work friends in the federal government. we do want to ensure that our cities are safe. we have a few things that they may be able to learn by simply sitting down an

first does not mean america alone as long as it's in america's interest as long as america remains number one this is fairly clear he was talking about trading rules he wants fair trade everybody wants fair trade but the devil is in the detail what are the rules how do you enforce the rules who enforces the rules and how do you leave something and it's fairly clear he is not a multilateral davos man so he really does appear to believe that america can determine the rules of trade thank you enforce the rules of trade rather than trust its fate in the hands of multilaterally negotiated agreements which is a system that america actually before him has put in place absolutely you know that was much of the legacy of bretton woods institutions and. experience from the great depression that we need each other badly all right but he seems to up and that let's talk about his presence at davos i mean he was this star of the show what do you make of the fact that he's the first u.s. president in almost two decades to make an appearance at the world economic forum i think what's also important is you

america is ready. since we really mean it and since we're serious about being ready to meet that challenge, we're getting our own house in order. we have made real progress. seven years ago, the federal deficit was 6% of our gross national product -- 6%. in the new budget i sent up 2 days ago, the deficit is down to 1% of gross national product. that budget brings federal spending under control. it meets the gramm-rudman target. it brings that deficit down further and balances the budget by 1993 with no new taxes. and let me tell you, there's still more than enough federal spending. for most of us, $1.2 trillion is still a lot of money. and once the budget is balanced, we can operate the way every family must when it has bills to pay. we won't leave it to our children and our grandchildren. once it's balanced, we will start paying off the national debt. and there's something more we owe the generations of the future: stewardship, the safekeeping of america's precious environmental inheritance. it's jus

the boston tea party led off a long chain of protests in america. the suffrage jets had many before their cause was victorious and the labor advertised to the right to peacefully assemble and be heard. a renowned jurist recently said the function of free speech under our system is to invite the spirit. it may strike apt prejudices and preconceptions and have unsettling effects as it presses for acceptance of an idea. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're going to march. we're going to walk together. we're going to stand together, we're going to sing together, we're going to go together. after a while, we say freedom freedom freedom now! [ applause ] ♪ there's a dream in paradise and the pilgrims call it a free of life ♪ ♪ all your trials lord will be over ♪ ♪ all your trials lord will be over [ applause ] >> i give you mr. burt lancaster. >> all americans traveling no matter where in the world today are in the position of ambassadors and are very often made bitterly aware of our country's reputation. it is not easy to be an american abroad, nor

put america first when the united states grows so does the world america is roaring that america is a cutting edge john and that's what we're doing in america and the results showed one mistake america's future has never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america so come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house term speech was highly anticipated and according to reports lines were out the door hours before it even started and here at this economic forum trump in true businessman fashion used the opportunity to promote himself and his country. well several european leaders were also doubt or sounds just like trump their europe first ideas were at odds with the forum's vision for global unity it isn't gentlemen my my my first miss each he said france is back france is back at the core of for europe because we will never have any forensics is without a european success if between our twenty s

never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of the union since he came to the white house term speech was highly anticipated and according to reports lines were out the door hours before it even started and here at this economic forum trump in true businessman fashion used the opportunity to promote himself and his country. european leaders were also at the forum and just like trump day europe first ideas went against the grain of the summit globalist stance it isn't gentlemen my first miss each he said france is back france is back it's a call for europe because liverpool have any friends success is without a european success if between our twenty seven member states we are not able to send a clear and united message to major powers such as china india and the united states if foreign policy is made on the national level then we will feel not. a number of central topics on this ye

he is ready to die or do ♪ ♪ america i raised a boy for you ♪ ♪ america you'll find him staunch and true ♪ ♪ place a gun upon his shoulder he is ready to die or do ♪ ♪ america he is my only one ♪ my my pride and joy ♪ but if i had another he would march beside his brother ♪ ♪ america here's my boy ♪ 10 million soldiers to the war have gone ♪ ♪ some may never return again ♪ 10 million mothers' hearts must break for the ones who died in vain ♪ ♪ and bow down in sorrow in her lonely years ♪ ♪ i heard a mother murmur through her tears i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier ♪ ♪ i brought him up to be my pride and joy ♪ ♪ who dares to put a musket on his shoulder ♪ ♪ to shoot some other mother's darling boy ♪ ♪ let nations arbitrate their future troubles ♪ ♪ it's time to put the sword and gun away ♪ ♪ there will be no war today if mothers all would say ♪ ♪ i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier ♪ ♪ america i raised my boy for you ♪ ♪ i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier ♪ ♪ america you'll find him staunch and true ♪

brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house he touched specifically on the booming stock market on the recent tax reform that he signed and the progress against eisel he also went on to say that leaders should be cheerleaders for their own countries and that he's a cheerleader for the u.s. and that's easy for him because he loves the country so much now of course trump being trump he didn't forget to mention the media during his time on the stage let's take a quick listen as a businessman i was always treated really well by the press you know the numbers speak and things happen but i've really had a very good press and it was until i became a politician that i realized how nasty how mean how vicious and how fake. the press can be as the cameras start going off in the back. now perhaps those booing at trump's comments didn't hear the recommendation tha

america first doesn't mean america alone. when america grows, so does the world. the canadian plane maker bombardier wins a major legal victory over its us competitor, boeing. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority has said they will resign, two days after team doctor larry nassar was sentenced for sexual abuse crimes. my my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago. and the multiple oscar—nominated film, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. we speak to the writer and director. hello and welcome to bbc news. america first does not mean america alone — that's the message from donald trump, speaking at the world economic forum in davos in switzerland. the us president told an audience of business and political leaders that the us was doing "fantastically well" and was "open for business". but he hit out at what he called other countries' "predatory" trading practices. our north america editor jon sopel reports. wherever donald trump has gone in davos, the crowds have gone with him. and wherever the cameras have been, the president has been ple

children, america's struggling workers, and america's forgotten communities. i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. i want our poor to have their chance to rise. so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion and c rrreed. [ applause ] >> my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their right to the american dream. because americans are dreamers, too. [ applause ] >> here tonight is one leader in the effort to defend our country, homeland security investigation special agent celestino martinez. he said call me dj or cj, either one. so we'll call him dj. as an ice agent, spending the last 15 years with gang violence and getting gang criminals off our streets -- tough job -- at one point ms-13 murderers ordered his murder and they ordered it quickly. but he did not fear. last may he made an organization to track down ms-

but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. >> sounds pretty good, right? the details are the issue. joining us now from davos, our friend and partner ali velshi. ali, you have the home court advantage. you're in trump territory. what was your biggest takeaway? >> reporter: well, so i think there are two key take aways from the president's speech. the first is how much it wasn't. i mean, what an opportunity, the first time since the year 2000 that an american president has been here. usually each year there's a leader or two who shine, because they put forward a notion, a world view. this year we saw one, emmanuel macron of france, prime minister justin trudeau of canada, taking on the mantle. what an opportunity for president trump to have shown that vision. but he didn't. he basically listed a bunch of things we've all heard in trump speeches over the last year. he talked about lower unemployment. he talked about the tax by me. he talked about immigration. he talked about reduc

if you can't find way to lock arms with the strivers in america society the people who look to america as the place to come and succeed, the party's broken. >> yeah. so well, talk to me then, so what does a party do from here then because you don't have have many people coming out and denouncing it. paul ryan said it was troubling or unfortunate. >> i would tell you what would help is that the few people that do speak out like paul ryan and john casic and mia love when they do speak out they say that's not enough you need to go harder. they are trying to give them cover to speak out. i realize. i wish paul ryan could do more but he can't surrender his speakership in protest of trump that doesn't do anyone any good. so i think it would be very helpful if people were more willing to listen to the republicans who are willing to speak out and not slap them in the face when they do begin to stick their necks out a little bit and say why aren't you doing more. put the pressure on penalople w don't. mitch mcconnell is a disgrace. during the primary campaign when donald trump was saying things

and speaking off america first the u.s. international trade commission blocked the attempt by washington to impose punitive tariffs of three hundred percent and canadian airplanes from one budget the bipartisan panel concluded that on monday is planes do not r us plane maker boring as claimed by donald trump's commerce department last year the u.s. government accused on monday of receiving subsidies from canada creating an unfair competition for its own aviation industry but his latest jet the c. series is considered a direct competitor to boeing's best selling aircraft the seven thirty seven this could be a huge topic let's discuss it with our financial correspondent on wall street yes caught a hi yes it's good to see you on this friday now this story about what does it mean exactly will those three hundred percent tariff effectively lifted at least for now the u.s. will not be able to go forward and start with those steve terror in regards to bombard you we still have to word wait for the final wording of this decision an

as president he came bearing and an apology message of america first with the sales pitch america is open for business. >> there has been a lot of warmth, a lot of respect for our country and a lot of my billions of dollars coming into the us, people are very happy, a cheerleader for your company or your country, no matter what happens it is not going to work. rob: there is a lot of criticism of the america first message, an outpouring of praise for the most powerful ceos followed, anheuser-busch, in bed, touting donald trump for giving the world economy a boost by cutting taxes and spurring investment. >> biggest investment program in company history. >> we opened a plant in georgia. >> announced a program, $2 billion. >> thank you for having me and spurring on this growth. >> reporter: the president is en route to congress to hold a bilateral meeting with the rwandan president to discuss trade and security and he will meet with switzerland's president, we will bring that you life if we can and give the closing address at davos. >> that meeting is supposed to be a 4:15 this morning.

and like him, they believed in america's promise, america's dream. and we should believe in thequo. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: madam president, just last week we began the second session of the 115th congress. well, it's now safely

the day in america. i'm confident that you will continue to define what is great about america and set the example for what it meanings to -- what it means to be a public servant and what public service means. as i stand before you today i look forward to 2018. this is our year to lead. it is our time to get it right. and let me end with this. to those individuals who cannot find a way to make it work, what you burn down we will rebuild. what you seek to divide we will seek to unite. what you break, we will fix. because at the end of the day and the beginning of everyday that is what mayors do. so mayors of america all of the partners, american citizens, we are going to get back to work healing our hurting nation. thank you so very much. [applause] >> are we adjourned? are we going -- all right. watch how fast we do this. i just adjourned that meeting and we started another one. we are running a bit behind. i'm proud to begin our conference this year with an important discussion on equity and civil right

america sets a standard. the fact that america's pulled out of the u.n. discussions on global migration tells you about what the house calls abdication. this is no longer the behavior mind the words of a global leader, it's the words of a country that's fearful of the future and that runs so contrary to everything that people expect of the united states. >> we'll talk about all this. stick with us. >>> next we'll also talk about the president's cancelled trip to london. he says he's not going because of something president obama did. we will examine the veracity of the claim with the former foreign secretary of the united kingdom when we come back. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just four months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, some

a mistake i mean america is not trump and trump is not america but i think he's also challenging people's expectations and to some extent their sense of what america should be in their eyes and in a way it's like a whiplash because they had eight years of obama who they really fell in love with and now they've got this guy and they don't like him very much at all yeah you mentioned obama since he left office germany in translunar miracle they've been called leaders of liberal western democratic world i mean the standing of germany has just gone up an op. is it justified i don't think it means as much as simply a way of stating people's tastes in style again germany's not going to replace the states it's not going to work in terms of being in power that would replace what america's role is today but i think it's a replication of the fact that people are paying as much attention to the what way people say things as opposed to what they say and you know i think that that's the case in germany itself and to some extent it's the case in other countries as well so we have a problem understandin

it strikes urban america, suburban america, and rural america alike. i have had a father cry in my arms because his son had decided to turn himself around and signed up for a treatment program, but the line was so long because the funding was so scarce that the young man died of an overdose before he could enter treatment. the opioid crisis is stealing our youth. we have known about it for years. it is not new. it is heartbreaking how much we know about it and how little we have done about it. the american people sent us here to do america's business and that means addressing its greatest challenges. let's make a real investment in this budget deal and how we gorge.his court -- this the budget is the right place to stop. a few years ago we made a promise to hundreds of thousands of children who brought to the u.s. through no fault of their own that if they registered with the government we would support them. we said we want you to be americans, learn in our schools, work at our companies, serving our military. forwarddreamers came and did that. above

every kind and class, every generation of america participated. if not in the city of washington, across the land by television america mutely attended the feeling of the march and heard the all-encompassing cry for freedom from indignity. america heard back into the miles of her history to lincoln, jefferson, tom payne, patrick henry. everybody attended the march in washington of august 28. in this city that has a massive traffic problem even in normal times, traffic had been rerouted and acres of space had been reserved for the buses that brought the thousands of visiting demonstrators. >> we'd like to sing a song. ♪ if i had a hammer, i'd hammer the in the morning ♪ ♪ i'd hammer in the evening all over this land ♪ ♪ i'd hammer out danger, i'd hammer out a warning ♪ ♪ i'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters ♪ ♪ all over this land >> momentum for the march began slowly. by 11:30 a.m., a mounting tide of children, students, parents, grandparents, placards and banners held aloft were walking down the wide avenue nam

of america. an open heart to say come in, i'm going to give you a helping hand, i'm going to lift among us. not the mean spirited one that say go back to a country that they don't even know. many of them may not even speak the language of the nation where they were born. and so this is a crucial fight for the soul of our country. of america. and just like that young boy that you saw in that photo there that had that green card, they want one too. let's give it to them. god bless this nation. [applause] >> i'm not a judge or anything, but i think you see the passion in all of our voices. thank you very much, congressman. i have the distinct honor now of introducing you to you another d.r.e.a.m.er right from my own district, the largest school district in the state of new mexico. she's from the public academy of the performing arts. she was also teacher of the year and new mexico like so many other states is really struggling to recruit and retain qualified educators. here we have an example of not

leadership does not mean that the world is down on america. we ask a different question, which is, would you like to leave your country permanently? oferestingly enough, one out seven people around the planet say they would like to leave their country permanently. not a surprise that half of the people in sierra leone would like to leave permanently, or 21% of people would like to leave france permanently. we ask a follow-up question, where would you like to go? the number one thing people say to us, without question, is the united states. over 150 million people say they would like to permanently relocate to the united states. that was true under bush, under obama, and under president trump. this meansthink that that people are starting to hate america. in fact, you could argue that these other data suggest that the american dream is alive and well outside the borders of the united states. host: eddie is in mitchell, indiana. line for democrats. go ahead. morning, and thank you for c-span. i like the chart you showed at the very beginning of

god bless america. god bless america's mayors [ applause ] >> mayors thank you for all of your comments h there did an elephant in the room and i'm going to address it now. one thing that the people of america should understand clearly about the people standing around me is, number one, we represent the totality and the beauty and diversity of the united states of america. we are republican and democrat. we are rich and poor. we represent every corner of this great nation. the second thing is this, is that mayors run to the fire. we never run away from the fire. because people's lives depend on it. and so unfortunately while we were preparing to come to this press conference, the white house decided to engage in what is going to it be a total distraction for a minute, but you'll watch the mayors of america get back to work and figure out solutions to problems from infrastructure to equity to education to health care to immigration reform. so let me say a couple of things. everybody knows by now that the

clearly, people of african ancestry arrived in the americas the 70's or south america, we arrive under the most perilous and difficult circumstances of human slavery. on the other hand, we persevered. the fact that so many of african heritage exist in newport or , or barbados,york or anywhere in the western hemisphere is a testament to our perseverance. 1639 over the course of the next 100 years, newport and the colony of rhode island would grow to become mentally one of the most active ports in british north america, but it also became the most active slave port. between 7005 and 1805, newport were responsible for nearly 1000 slave voyages from rhode island to the west african coast, to the west indies and back to rhode island. they transported 100,000 africans back to the new world during that 100 year period. hadafricans that arrived several pathways. for the most part, rhode island being an english colony was trading in other english colonies and settlements. in the case of west africa, it is the golden gate because, what we recognize from nigeria to gollum to ginny. from there, af

but, america first does not mean america alone. >> mr. trump there brought up a familiar campaign theme and crafted it for the audience of global leaders. >> we will enforce our trade laws and restore integrity to our trading system. only by insisting on fair and res reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the u.s., but all nations. >> let's put it in focus. the profession sor from london, a pleasure to have you on the show. talk about the president's speech in davos, it was highly anticipated. were there surprises, in your estimation? >> it's well known that president trump, on this occasion, stuck to the script during the speech. i think the speech was reasonably well received. he didn't really change tact very much. what he's done is over a series of speeches, laid out the position he laid out in davos. the issue i could see is the davos discussions were fractures, fear and failure. the fear of unraveling global system, the danger of warfare between great powers and the degree to which populism at home could lea

i believe in america. as president of the united states, i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. american prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe, and the drive for excellence, creativity, and innovation in the u.s. has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives. as the united states pursues domestic reforms to unleash jobs and growth, we are also working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly shared prosperity and rewards to those who play by the rules. we cannot have free and open trade if some countries exploit the system at the expense of others. we support free trade, but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal, because in the end, unfair trade undermines us all. the united states will no longer turn a blind eye to unfa

and people are hearing it as no, this is against america. when you said these things and when you stood up for black americans, was it similar to what people say today about nfl athletes taking the knee? >> it was the same exact thing. they wanted to change the subject because they didn't like to talk about the fact that too many black americans end up dead for no good reason at the hands of police. >> trevor: right. >> most people don't want to talk about that. that is a very intense and difficult problem to solve. but it is something we have to solve. and we've got to keep fighting until people understand that and help us change it in a positive way. >> trevor: and you truly are trying to do it in a positive way. you inspire people, you speak to them, you write kol ims about this, there are still people opposed to some of the things that you say. have you found that there has been a change? have you found a way to break through to people in the time that -- i mean because you have been doing this for a long time. your career ended and you

america. you, joy, i am american. the president of the united states job, i had vhis vow and s to protect and defend the constitution of the united states and the citizens of the united states. now, we are not leaving those people to die. we're sending aid. >> you're sending them to die. >> we're sending millions of dollars. let me say -- let me ask you a question. >> you don't have to ask me questions, when i'm on your show you can ask whatever you want. your party wants to cut the aid. your party doesn't believe in foreign aid. >> wouldn't that money do good for other african-americans? let's talk about the black mothers and fathers. >> okay. i think you are now -- are you then advocating for universal healthcare to make sure those black mothers and fathers in this country have healthcare? >> let's talk about the nfl, and people not getting their money. >> the nfl? what does the nfl have to do with universal healthcare in america. >> let's talk about black people in america. we're talking ab

america first, but not america alonei believe in america. as president of the united states i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. american prosperity has created capitalist jobs all around the globe. later, return to familiarground. around the globe. later, return to familiar ground. the president used the questioner and —— question and a nswer the questioner and —— question and answer session to take a swipe at the media, getting a reaction from this audience... it wasn't until i became a politician that i realised how mean, how nasty, vicious and how fa ke how mean, how nasty, vicious and how fake the press can be, as the cameras start going off in the background. but it is clear what the president's main focus was on. billions of dollars is coming back into the us and i think that will just continue. how much today? it will be a lot. for donald trump, america first

. >> this synagogue is the oldest existing synagogue building in the united states of america. and it has a wonderful story. first of all, it is most important for you to understand that above all, the touro synagogue is a place of worship. we have this happening all year round, a full-time rabbi, a congregation. there are about 120 members, and it is orthodox in its service. that is what we are doing today. the story starts in 1492 in spain. king ferdinand and queen isabella issued the alhambra decree. what they wanted at that particular time was to have a purely catholic country. they gave jewish people two choices. the first one was to convert to catholicism, the second was to leave. those who converted were called conversos. some, however, chose to remain jews in secret. they had all of their ritual objects. if they were to be found out, they would have been tortured and put to death. to give you a sense of how the spaniards thought of jews at the time, their nickname was swine. what about the others? about 90,000-100,000 jews left spain. and they had four months to get the

selling america to the world. president trump is about to address the world economic forum — he's the first us president in davos for 18 years. but problems at home continue to haunt him. the new york times says he ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller when his lawyer threatened to quit, he backed down. so where does that leave the investigation? remember the diplomatic row over donald trump retweeti ng diplomatic row over donald trump retweeting a far right video? the president says he is prepared to all lies here are on residentjohn. he's going to make a big speech. the american leader will warn against abuses of global trade law including the theft of intellectual property. he is expected to argue for greater deregulation and the need for tax cuts to promote economic prosperity. reports in america claim you try to remove the former fbi chief robert mueller who is heading an investigation into alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. but mr trump said it was not true. fake

america first. while there has been a lot of rhetoric, there has not been much in the way of concrete deals or action. it is still quite doubtful whether his strategy will push america first oi’ his strategy will push america first or end up leaving america behind. let us get more on our top story from our corresponded in shanghai, robin brant. in a few hours we will get the number from the chinese government. your thoughts?” get the number from the chinese government. your thoughts? i think we may see a surprising bump up. if china's premier is a man to be believed, and most people believe he is, then the gdp figures for last year, 2017, they should come in at about 6.9%. that is higher than the target of 6.5, higher than the before as well, that was 6.7. that could be the first evidence of acceleration in the growth of china's economy for seven years. the economy is growing, growing at a rate that many other economies around the world would be hugely ambitious of. nonetheless, the trend... we

what is really at stake for america? >> why is this president so dead set against free trade because it hurts american factory workers, but that is not the full story. >>> immigration once again front and center with the president denouncing countries where some u.s. immigrants come from and not just vulgar but straight up racist terms. >> the worldwide reaction has been harsh. there may be nothing more consequential to our economy than what gets done to change america's immigration system. >> united states, nation of immigrants. president trump and republicans in congress are under the gun to come up with deal on immigration and boarder security as part of a spending bill deadline that's only days away. at issue are daca waivers. they came to the united states as kids. the waivers allow them to stay and work in this country and then there's the debate over how much the president promised the border wall with mexico. >> why is he gets anything? isn't i supposed to be paid for my mexico? >> ding, ding, ding. that's what i

rural america. so you can compete on a level playing field, which you were not able to do. not fair. i will sign two presidential orders to provide broader and faster and better internet coverage. make sure you look up atrealdonaldtrump, right? i have a feeling you get that anyway. so the only way around the media. fake media. [ laughter and applause ] i also want the thank congresswoman marsha blackburn who is here with her leadership on broad band. very strong on it. getting it to rural america. thank you, marsha. the task force also focused on the need to rebuild our crumbling rural infrastructure. we have already slashed harmful restrictions that delay critical infrastructure project for decades and decades. hard to believe. we're ensuring that our rural communities have access to the best roadways, railways and waterways anywhere in the world. that's what is happening. we're going to be spending the necessary funds. we're going to get you taken care of. it's about time. [applause] and these pro

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on this day america's future has never been brighter i will put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house he touched specifically on the booming stock market on the recent tax reform that he signed and the progress against eisel he also went on to say that leaders should be cheerleaders for their own countries and that he's a cheerleader for the u.s. and that's easy for him because he loves the country so much now of course trump being trump he didn't forget to mention the media during his time on the stage let's take a quick listen as a businessman i was always treated really well by the press you know the numbers speak and things happen but i've really had a very good press and it was until i became a politician that i realized how nasty how mean how vicious and how fake. the press can be as the cameras start going off in the back. now perhaps those booing at trump's comm

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> and now, "bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. can the u.s. congress avoid a shutdown? things are coming down to the wire, and the blame game has started in earnest. rajini: rich, how are you? jane: a year after president trump moved to the white house , we return to michigan, where supporters are standing firm and answering critics. i thought he was racist, i would tell

tiro libre para el amÉrica. comentarista: se nota claramente que guzmÁn le pega al balÓn con la pierna izquierda en el arco de marchesÍn. no sabe realmente por la cercanÍa del balÓn, por quÉ parte lo va a hacer, pero consigue el objetivo. esa pelota que la pone de cabeza con mucha inteligencia. comentarista: otra vez la jugada viene por un remate de cabeza en el Área de el amÉrica. comentarista: aquÍ estÁ pachuca. quedan tres por jugar en este partido. [silbato] [sonido ambiente] presentador: saque de meta. yo veo a los jugadores de pachuca, luego de los 90 minutos, aa diferencia de los del amÉrica, los del pachuca corren mucho mÁs. el toque. marchesÍn la encontrÓ. palacios. ay, amÉrica!. comentarista: un equipo que corre y otro que camina la cancha. esa es la diferencia entre pachuca y amÉrica. pachuca no lo estÁ ganando, gracias a marchesÍn. "el tucu" palacios, nunca se pudo acomodar. presentador: el partido estÁ 2-2. " el piojo" con el promedio de lobos. mateo. cecilio que no llega. honda.

america first in america only and flag waving building up the military all that in fact trump is the guy in my opinion whose existence and character and conduct as president proves as everyone would prove that he's the last guy vladimir putin wanted to be president of the united states he's not compliant he isn't the guy that was operating on previous plans of cooperation with russia the way hillary clinton did for example in your remaining one and donald trump is a guy who is his own man and sees america as you something to be preserved and enhance i don't think lattimer putin wanted him to be president at all i think that's a crazy idea well as well as look at some of the nitty gritty of some of the tells me why did washington choose to think to talk about foreign companies that cooperate with the russian defense intelligence sector. well it's careful webb they're trying to weave of deterring support for the building of infrastructure and defense structure for these territories such as crimea perhaps you can argue georgia certainly the ukraine that are being considered by putin if

his main policy is against america. for him, it became clear to me from our conversation almost 20 years ago that for him, iran -- he does have policy towards iran. that is his way to show the americans that they should taken seriously. the same about syria. here i have to say that the one who really built -- not really built putin but helped him to become so big again is president obama. i do not see much difference in obama orom president president trump in the middle east. the fact that an american president put a clear redline through syria and if you you -- -- if you will use chemical weapons, that will be the end, and then did not do it. he said russians will be very carefully watched and then he did not deliver. the same with crimea. putin before he went to crimea, he was increasing his statements, that we cannot accept the station and was watching what is happening in europe and america. and when there will be no reaction, for the first time after the agreements, there was changing of the borders. the fact that

america, he said, is the land of opportunity, and his america first vision, he says, includes global cooperation. so the president did arrive at the world economic forum very early this morning saying the message he's hoping to send is of great prosperity and great peace. he's already called his visit a success after seeing, quote, tremendous investment in the american economy. we've posted our own countdown camera in davos. bane capital's chair telling us what the vibe is like there. very different with this first presidential visit since bill clinton. and how the world's elite view his america first policy and his own business. plus, they call him vladimir putin's banker, vtb bank chairman and president andre costen answering the questions head on, did he try to help president trump build trump tower moscow, and is he a kgb spy at one point in his life? yes, we've got to be the only network asking that question. on wall street, the dow and s&p 500 had been didty with -- giddy with earnings season, but you see the reversal now. the dow, which had been up 206 points, is now up only 6