>> guest: that is talking about donald trump's presidency, not talking about just how donald trump used television but as president he has been used by it which is to say he is an avid cable news the or, wakes up with fox and friends, gets agitated by television, tweets about it, those tweets become the news, he watches the news reaction to his tweets, tweets further. there is something in the modern media culture where it is like we are living in a show that is being produced for one viewer in chief. the title has larger resonance because one thing the book is talking about as well as donald trump is the tendency in media to move from this monoculture, smooth tones mass media audience to this internet bubble audience where we are broken into smaller and smaller groups until each of us is an audience of one. >> host: do you find yourself with a grudging respect for donald trump's manipulation of television? >> guest: you don't become president without being good at something and donald trump became president because he is very good at directing attention to himself and using attention.

highlightwill try to parts in the report most damaging to donald trump. only heard from him for nine minutes since his appointment as special counsel. the public can watch robert mueller on tv for five hours. democrats hope his testimony will renew interest in findings like this one. >> if we had confidence the president did not commit a rhyme, we wouldd h have said so. >> he will stick to what is in his report. many democrats are highlighting parts of it, enough to reignite outrage over donald trump. >> the gravity of what the campaign did and what our president did, how unethical it was, if the country has a better understanding of those facts, i will consider the hearing to be successful. republicans will defend the president. >> i expect republicans are not going to address anything in the report. they are going to want to attack robert mueller personally, attacked the team thatat did the investigation and ask questions about how w we started on this investigatioion. i am not going to be watching, probably, maybe i will see e a little bit of it, i am

first is that the replies themselves aren't actually hosted on donald trump's page. they're hosted on the broader twitter universe. second, the plaintiffs have full access to everything that everyone has said to donald trump in the broader twitter universe. i think the best way of thinking about the comment thread is that there's a record of overlapping conversations that are happening, and we also know from stipulated facts that most plaintiffs have, in fact, continued to participate in conversations. if they were actually excluded from a forum, that would be true. now, plaintiffs' access to information and information -- petition claims, again, this information is available fully to every member of the public with or without a twitter account. and, of course, the right to petition doesn't necessarily give you a right to directly talk to a public official in any manner you want what the right to petition protects is the ability -- it protects you against public officials punishing you for trying to petition. and that simply hasn't happened here with criminal penalti

for tas kno for sharp ret particular and past run-ins with donald trump. "firing line," the son of a cuban immigrant, senator ted cruz burst on the national stage after h grassroots campaign led him to the senate in 2012. >> we will get bk and restore that shining city on a hill.ed this is the untates of america. >> a tea party darling staunchly opposed to federal a spending not afraid s to pull offnt like this. >>. >> do you like "grm"n eggs and i do not like them, sam i am. >> his 2016 presidential bid fall terd whenner candidate got better of him. >> an anchor baby. ted cruz is an anchor baby. >> sounds like shakespeare, right? like everything is always shakespeare. even if he is making a simple statement. >> cruz and president trump have made their peace. >> beautiful day. >> i call him texas ted. >> and closely aligned on the president's agenda. >> the president is fighting to do whaca the ame people want, which is secure the border, build a wall and keep our country safe. >> in a weak mark -- >> i look at omar, ieathe way she talks about al qaeda. al

trump in the mid-1990's and journalist allen and aaron short argue that donald trump's decision to run for president was not impulsive and also this weekend watch for freedom fest, the annual libertarian conference in las vegas a couple of authors and politics of author jack london, check your cable guide or visit booktv.org for more information. >> written a book by tom, an english author, historian

but i do think what donald trump has done is he has -- he's a conspiracy thinker. it's almost like, you know, someone that is -- that indulges in conspiracy-minded thinking. i'm thinking of obvious ones like birtherism but smaller, more insidious ones like judge cure yell couldn't judge a case because he was a mexican, nonetheless he was born in indiana. we could go down the list of the lies this president has propagated. a society in which conspiracy thinking and lies are on the rise opens the door to the ultimate conspiracy theory, which is anti-semitism. donald trump -- you know, there are various things people pick up on. the dog whistles. the latest one that came out in the michael wolf book, take that with a grain of salt, there are all these dog whistles that people pick up on. he's a defiler of societal norms. when that kind of defiling happens, when you have someone who's the commander in chief of the strongest army in the world, who doesn't tell the truth on a consistent basis, that's the thing to really be worried about. i don't think it's a coincidence

donald trump praises the u.s. military in a rare independence day speech as fighter jets fly overhead but his opponents accuse him of politicizing celebrations. britain seizes that iranian supertankers saying it was taking all the. syria in breach of sanctions a few years iran declares the action illegal. and the un says it's been told libyan guards shot at refugees and migrants as they fled airstrikes that killed 60 people . certain agreement has been reached between sudan's ruling military genter and a coalition of opposition and protest groups to share power joining a transition period leading to elections mediator from the african union says a council will be set up with for teaching leadership between the military and civilians this will last for about 3 years and also launch what's described as a transparent and independent investigation into recent violent events well here's a reminder of how we reached this point after weeks of protests against his rule the military removed president omar al bashir in a co

the best match up against donald trump is someone who lives in the present but never stops future.g about the >> yes. yes. >> i said i won't seek both, our attorneys have told us he can run for both. that decision won't have to come until december. in it in we're still december, i won't seek a vote. but the polls have had their way. july.e we are in his excited to continue t work. i'm excited to do that work and nning for ust ru reelection, but issues like ncil mueller coming week.e congress next >> you know what? people really do trust you had they get those opportunities , they tell you things they probably only tell their spouses. hey're counting on you and if they believe that this is a of fairness know i don't want to let folks like that down. i get frustrated with the ee any nt and you can s stand in the living rooms of hard working americans. ou can see how hard they've worked to buy their home. ant to know their prescription drugs aren't going .o bankrupt them they want honesty in their equal ians and they want ves.rtunity in their li it was fun. there is a lot of fun to have my #

follow donald trump's controversial speech. this, as experts sound the alarm on climate change in america's northernmost state. ♪ you're watching al jazeera life in london. also coming up, a former companies leader is found guilty of war crimes against humanity. >> the rise of george's towards fights for thea country. ♪ thank you for joining us. donald trump has touted his abilities -- its administration's environmental record as leading the world. in a speech at the white house, trump said america can fight pollution and at the same time promote also feels. he says the u.s. is doing better when she pulled out of. contradictedh evidence from the environmental protection agency and groups criticized the comments as utter fantasy. >> we are doing a tough job and not everybody knows it. that is one of the reasons we are here to speak to you. every single one of the signatories lags behind america in overall admissions reductions. who would think that is possible. for this reason, i withdrew the ,nited states from the unfair in

president donald trump lashes out at china as u.s. the go she is arrive in shanghai to resurrect trade talks. adventures all and let's do business. as the pressure is piling on south africa's president cyril ramaphosa pledged to turn around but the economy is shrinking and lines the job center is growing south africa is the confidence industrial engine and arguably its most important economy but a slowdown has plunged the country into crisis during the 2nd quarter of the year unemployment rose to 29 percent every 2nd young south african is unable to find a job the hardest hit sectors of transportation mining and finance companies struggle to continue with power outages that can last hours and the outlook is not promising. joins us from cape town ellis is it going to get worse before it gets any better yes it's definitely the fear because it's not just unemployment statistics but we had some obvious released recently that said is that amount of business is shutting down shopping and of course it does this business class jobs again also

china trade conflict donald trump placed the company on a blacklist in may which restricted access to u.s. technology and to the american market. while way did not reveal what impact this band had on its bottom line. conan is following this story for us as we heard there while he was blacklisted until may so how telling are these as well i think they're quite surprising given that we were expecting to be a lot worse and the head of huawei the founder of himself warned it could hit $25.00 make a $25000000000.00 hole in the figures i think it's yes we have we've had a few months before the before the blacklist came in on t.v. they did very well but there's also signs that consumers kind of rallied around particularly in the home market right and they and they really started buying weiwei phones talking about the domestic market is way winning because it's been managing to even market its own phones as the back and forwards on the blacklist and the phones that some consumers around the world can get their hands on yeah it's actually managed to overtake the 4 main competitors the domestic

these are issues all before donald trump. seven people shot in my neighborhood just in the last two weeks. these problems are not bigger than us. but is not just the demagogues in washington. but we are tearing ourselves apart as a country right now. literally if you look at the russians and their tactics and strategies and to undermine the and this is a larger and to unite people to have a new american majority. and then with climate change and the immigration crisis we cannot be solved with one faction against the other. and then we need to go into a bigger majority in the country this is the story want to end with on that note but what motivates me to run for president every single day i can come out and talk about who we are of the past and the promise of the future. so i decided to do what a lot of senators decide to do. [laughter] i decided to write a book. it's a lot of pressure. [laughter] so i decided to go back as an activist and fight for housing rights. and the head of that group was a woman named lee porter at 92

but even before the legislation was through us president donald trump had ordered an investigation the u.s. warned that if the law passed it would activate section 301 of the u.s. trade act that authorizes retaliation against a foreign government whose trade policies or practices deemed unjustified unreasonable or discriminatory or that they restrict u.s. commerce france is the 1st major economy to impose a tax on big tech but other e.u. countries including austria britain spain and italy have also announced plans for digital taxes. joins us from the german city of constance isn't this also what trump actually wanted a tax on revenues as opposed to profits. absolutely and my president trump himself criticizing multinational enterprises that they are earning money but they don't pay taxes so this situation france has taken serious steps concerning a challenge not only appearing in europe but also in the u.s. is the right direction donald trump claims for example there is a massive trade deficit with europe when it comes to manufacturing the truth is if you look into statistics on the se

[applause] -- president donald trump. [applause] vice pres. pence: the greatest honor of my life to serve alongside a president who gets up every day and keep the promises he made to the american people and is renewing the promise of america. the president said all of you are part of a movement and his words, it is reclaiming your future, rebuilding your country, restoring your destiny and renewing the values that are the true source of american greatness. congratulations to you all. [applause] vice pres. pence: it really is a movement. it really is a movement across this country. it elected this president in 2016, it is a movement that has been turning our nation back to the ideals of our founders for america'sd the young foundation has been an indispensable part. it has been a bulwark of the principles of the american founding. it's been fighting to make america great again, fighting for the values that have always made this nation strong long before it was cool. they have been out there fighting for the truths of the a

so when donald trump blocks someone, he's not keeping them from these conversations, he's not keeping them -- >> but he's making it much more difficult for them to access his tweets, though, isn't he? there are ways to go around this, with shadow accounts and other ways going on the internet, but it's still much more burdensome and not as effective as if you can simply respond to a tweet, reply to one of his tweets or reply to a reply. >> i don't think that i would say it was much more burdensome. certainly all of the -- so it's -- >> but isn't that judge parker's point, though? for the first amendment it doesn't really have to be much more burdensome. if it's more burdensome at all, if you have to move down the street, that violates the first amendment. >> so the question of whether -- if it is a forum it does not have to be more burdensome, but the things that we have just discussed, the fact that people still have access to the greater conversations that are happening in twitter shows that they are not burdened from their access to a forum, they are burdened from their ability to r

trump to keep people intentional centers without a hearing because what now we can say that what donald trump is doing is unconstitutional just tell us very briefly what the conditions are like in those detention centers there was a lot of there was a big headline recently about the fact that young children were being held without access to so in toothpaste conditions have been called into humane what is the problem they are why are border authorities able to provide humane care. i mean let's not forget that these people are fleeing from draw carville's and poverty and when they have arrested the border specially many of them since last year in november with a car of and their children were separated from their parents so they're still there together where there is a number at around 200-2300 children who many of them are alone and that already besides khan constitutional before they there asylum seeker process is going but it's completely the probable to have that many people concentrating in bury it in spaces which is not even even for them on top of a long and nobody's taking care of

president donald trump sir derek stepped down earlier today following a twitter barrage from trump he called derek a pompous fool after the publication of leaked diplomatic cables critical of the trumpet ministration how the resulting rao has escalated into a full blown diplomatic crisis with some senior british officials saying a leak may have been intended to solve the taj u.s. u.k. and bilateral relations are at let's get you more on this story i'm joined now by our correspondent in london beer good to mars good to see you barry good of course he was under a lot of pressure but he enjoyed the backing of the prime minister of the foreign minister was somehow there wasn't enough. yes though his own official explanation was that he wanted to end speculation about his role and he said he couldn't carry on his role as he would like to but there are many reports that that wasn't the real reason and that the real reason was that he didn't feel endorsed by the likely next prime minister so even though 2 is a may has been standing behind him she is not long in office anymore and there is a

trump was 2020 election but as an ideological divide emerges it's still unclear whether the moderates or the progressive peaceful when the day. came to realize that i can't escape my judgment i accepted it i'm going to ask my father. it was too much to handle the copy i had killed my mother in law i was in so much pain. 25 years after the rwandan genocide some of the perpetrators are still struggling to come to terms with the past we looked at why the healing process is also being hampered by traditional ideas about masculinity. oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum but the changes are controversial one aim is to make it easier . or to deport failed asylum seekers last year germany deported nearly 25000 failed asylum seekers but more than 31000 other planned deportations did not take place often because documents were missing or the silent seekers went into hiding under the new law asylum seekers will be penalized if they refuse to help clarify their identity and it will be easier to detain in hold failed asylum seekers bef

we start with donald trump making racist remarks again. democraticted several congresswoman go back to where they came from. they include alexandria because io cortez. commentsolosi calleled the xenophobic. no response from republicans. our commentator highlighted this earlier. the tweet about the congresswomen fits a well-established pattern with donald trump before and during his presidency. point in athe lowest lifetime behavioral pattern of racist comments. not saying racially charged, i'm saying racist. people whoho knew donald t trump before he e became presisident r were close to ththem in the real estate business said it was well-known that he disparaged people of other races, he said jews were good with money, black people were lazy, puerto ricans dress badly. he has built a career out of stoking racial resentments and candling racially -- racial fires. in the case of his slogan, it's been commented by several people to the slogan would be better put make america white again. he sees a change in america. he is 72 years old. he com

donald trump came along and said we are not going to disappoint you. i was at the national prayer breakfast. we are going to fight for religious freedom. we are going to fight for the sanctity of life, things that we care deeply about. faithk many people of recognize that all people have inherent dignity and need to be treated with dignity. the question is do we have the right resources to be able to deal with the crisis at the border? i think donald trump was right when he said there was a crisis at the border. many leaders said there is no crisis at the border. now with these reports coming out, we do have a crisis there. the question is do we have the funding to deal with those who want to seek asylum and make sure they are taken care of and to prevent those who are not following the rules properly from coming to our country illegally. we need to be able to address it. the gospel of jesus christ calls us to care for all people across the globe and to bring the good news to them. i have gone down and built houses in mexico to care for them. many fait

have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational callus mother nominated join the global conversation in your thoughts get twitter and on al-jazeera. is no one way of telling the story a key thing is to tell it right and to be respectful messages there is a great way to get to know the person for he tells. recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield the call the new regime in place the different video on our feet from where you've been with a pair of then abandoned for a lifetime and we should be ashamed for producing for for all concrete all division over 3 people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops they've given not the forgotten heroes of empire on al-jazeera. but this isn't what our country is about nevertheless they are free to leave if they want donald trump says he doesn't a racist bone in his body as he faces growing condemnation for what many call racist comments against 4 u.s. congresswoman. ellen malcolm i'm pieces over you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up the voting is o

would put decency aheffed donald trump. let's see what happens on the floor later this evening. reporter: over the weekend an armed man was killed while attacking -- inaudible] do you think the democrats ould tone down rhetoric -- [inaudible] mr. jeffries: i'm unfamiliar with that particular incident. any time a life a lost in the united states of america it's cause for concern. the person that needs to tone down the zenophobic and racist rhetoric that is consist teptly pedaled out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, is donald trump. reporter: the tweet last weekend against alexander a ocasio-cortez -- [inaudible] >> she reports on congress for the hill. >> the group of four progressive freshmen congresswomen known politically as the squad. that's alexandria ocasio-cortez, anna pressley, omar, and a tschida talib. this resolution introduced by another freshman, representative malinowski, who is a white man unlike the four women

because what so now we can say that with donald trump is doing is unconstitutional. just tell us very briefly what the conditions are like in those detention centers -- there was a lot of there was a big headline recently about the fact that young children were being held without access to soap and toothpaste conditions have been called. in humane what is the problem they are why our border authorities unable to provide. humane care now. i mean let's not forget that these people are fleeing out from violence draw card chills and poverty. i'm and and when they arrested a border specially many of them since last year in november with the kind of and their their children were separated from their parents so they're still there together where it where. there is a numbered around 200-020-00300 children who many of them are alone and that's already besides this con constitutional before dame their asylum seeker process is is going but it's completely the probable to have that many people concentrating and bury it and spaces which is not even. not even for them on top of th

trump well donald trump is clearly having a very resist weekend you know here he goes on a twitter tirade against 4 minority women of color members of congress 3 out of 4.

en breve renuncia el Único hispano en el gabinete donald trump. la madre de chapo guzmÁn le pide al presidente de estados unidos un acto humanitario para ilia: el cantante fue arrestado en chicago ppor 13 cargos federales de pornografÍa infantil y obstrucciÓn de la justicia. se espera que el rey del pop se ha trasladado nueva york para enfrentar las acusaciones que le ha negado estos cargos de abuso durante dÉcadas. en 2008 fue juzgado por pornografÍa infantil y fue declarado inocente. el Único hispano que integraba el gabinete del presidente donald trump renunciÓ esta maÑana. el secretario de trabajo no sobreviviÓ al escÁndalo desatado por un acuerdo de hace 10 aÑos en el que le concediÓ una sentencia leve al depredador sexual jeffrey. >> la renuncia del secretario alex acosta se suma a la decenas de funcionarios que han dejado sus puestos desde que el presidente donald trump iniciÓ su mandato. >> otra instancia donde una agencia importante queda con uun secretario interino. >> serÍa egoísta de mi parte mantenerme en esta posiciÓn

pero por quÉ cambio donald trump de opiniÓn? " la corte suprema dictaminÓ que debemos proveer mÁs informaciÓn y eso hubiera producido incluso mÁs demandas", ddeclarÓ donald trump. el tribunal supremo ordenÓ a la administración a incluir por el momento la pregunta del censo. >> en la falta de respeto una decisiÓn del tribunal supremo que dijo de no poderincluirlo demuestra nuevamente ken respeta la ley y el orden. >> los demÓcratas afirma que el objetivo era intimidar a los indocumentados y que no rellenarÁ en el censo. que hubiera significado mucho menos dinero en proyectos federales para los hispanos y menor representaciÓn en el congreso. donald trump quiere un estados unidos sÓlo con blancos, aafirmÓ la lÍder demÓcrata de la cÁmara baja. donald trump afirma que tiene todo el derecho del mundo de saber quiÉn es ciudadano y quien no. pero es legal la orden ejecutiva de donald trump? llos expertos dicen que todo depende de quÉ tipo de informaciÓn personal consigan las agencias y cÓmo. >> por otra parte el pres

they saw for the first time robert most industrial section of justice by donald trump. we have a felon right in the white house. [inaudible] >> will we actually read back is onwards to and he agreed to them and those words show the donald trump committed multiple acts of obstruction of justice which is a felony. it's not even misdemeanor. these or straight of felonies that robert morgenthau said he would go to jail for a very long time. [inaudible] >> yes. [inaudible] >> well, the critical thing is the american people saw overwhelming and devastating evidence of obstruction of justice related inve fine detail both by the committee and by the witness. it's's irrefutable. we're all on the edge of receipts to see what happens in the afternoon about volume one. but in terms of volume two, this is a great victory for the truth and for the possibility of justice in the country. because america finally got to see what special counsel mueller was talking about. there were repeated efforts by president trump to obstruct justice, the fire the special counsel, to cover up his effo

trump their best chance of trying to get the lifting of these sanctions and the clock is ticking of course because we are coming up to election year he might not be president a couple of years from now 2 large explosions have rocked the afghan capital kabul today the ministry of the interior says at least 7 people have been killed and dozens more have been injured the number of casualties is expected to rise. in london the u.k.'s new prime minister boris johnson is settling into his 1st full day in the job on thursday he's appointed a cabinet of ministers mainly on the euro skeptic side of the governing conservative party and he's sticking by his claims that he can renegotiate brix it by the end of october even though his critics say he does not have the time to do that those are your headlines so far today the news continues after a pre-crime down i'll keep you company in the hours ahead i will see you very soon by. way. the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something any individual has not yet done but is going to do a

donald trump is fighting for the privileged few. at our best, house democrats wake up each and every day and fight for working families, middle-class folks, senior citizens. we fight for the poor, the sick, the afflicted and the disenfranchised. we fight for the least, the lost, in the left behind. we fight for everyday americans, and that's exactly what we going to do this week, leading with our legislation to give america a raise. when we had a conversation with the american people over the last year or so leading up to november of 2018, we make clear that we would fight to increase pay for everyday americans. that is exactly what we're going to do this week. because we believe that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, no american should be left behind. we need to lift everyone up. not simply the privileged few. those who benefited from the gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1% in america. that was a moral outrage, and this week we continue on a course correction. and we look forward to

trump told the group to leave the u.s. and go back to where they came from democrats have described the tweets as hate filled and stoking white nationalism and the immigration and customs enforcement raids have reportedly begun donald trump had announced that be a crackdown on under commended workers and 10 cities this weekend religious leaders in houston texas pledged to provide sanctuary for those facing deportation it is part of trump's larger program to discourage central american migrants from traveling to the u.s. . tens of thousands of people have protested against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in hong kong's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shot in ended in violence as riot police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center. and representatives from both yemen's government and who the rebel fighters have met for the 1st time in 5 months during the meeting which happened aboard a u.n. vessel both sides have been tasked with pulling forces out of her data t

him to stay on after he was slammed by donald trump on twitter the u.s. house of representatives oversight committee hearing is looking into the deteriorating conditions in detention centers at the southern border with mexico and guatemala a mother has told us politicians her infant daughter died after receiving poor medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials. i think the next day you know what i mean. it's like they tore out a piece of my heart like they tore out my saw i wanted to have a better life for her and a better future and work hard so she could keep growing like she was but now we can't do that because she's gone i'm here today because i want to put an end to this and make sure we do not allow any more children to suffer and die in this way and the u.s. state of louisiana is bracing for another round of severe weather after a massive storm hit the area on where the widespread flooding is making it difficult to get around the city of new orleans forecasters say a tropical cyclone is forming in the gulf of mexico and co

everything is about donald trump. and the things he says about donald trump don't bear any resemblance sometime to who donald trump is. i think we all know in our gut this election is different. no matter how young or old you are. not because i'm running. not because good people like me are buttigieg is running, a lot of people. the reason is because it's the most consequential election, anyone has faced, whether a young democrat in college or over the age of 60. it is the single most consequential election. the fact of the matter is you know why. we will overcome four years of donald trump. it will go down as an aberration in american history. it will take a whole lot of work to put together foreign policy that makes sense. it will take a whole lot of work to reestablish who we are as a country. but eight years, literally, not figuratively, eight years of donald trump will change the nation of who we are as a country. donald trump viciousness, bullying, utter disregard for people and personal lives, is tearing the so

proyecto deberÁ ser firmado por donald trump . con esto y mucho mÁs los esperamos esta noche la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: al regresar tenemos mÁs sobre la tensa situaciÓn que se vive en la capital de puerto rico. ahÍ estÁ ilia calderÓn. vive en la capital de puerto rico. ahÍ estÁ ilia calderÓn. iremos con ella. y fortalece los dientes. colgate total. haz más por toda tu boca. [cÁnticos] ilia: quÉ tal?, buenas noches. los saludo desde el viejo san juan donde miles de manifestantes ha llegado de una manera muy pacÍfica a seguir expresando su deseo de que ricardo rosellÓ abandone la gobernaciÓn del paÍs. la protesta comenzÓ desde la maÑana, pero por supuesto muchÍsimas mÁs personas se han unido con el paso de las horas. ademÁs de que la protesta sigue siendo pacÍfica, hay momentos de tensiÓn por la espera de lo que va a decir ricardo rosellÓ de si renuncia o no renuncia. desde la noche anterior crecen los rumores sobre la posibilidad de que deje el poder, un grupo de periodistas entre lo que estÁ nuestra comp

creo que donald trump estÁ claramente loco,ç" declarÓ. ya se incapaz de ocupar el cargo de presidente de estados unidos. el congresista que pidiÓ un impeachment contra donald trump abandona el partido republicano y echÓ mÁs leÑa al fuego hoyal declarar que en privado muchos de sus compaÑeros yo apoyan. " donald trump piensa que tenemos que ser leales a Él y no es asÍ, debemos ser leales a la constituciÓn" afirmó . a la tormenta diplomÁtica ya sabÍa sumado el exembajador francÉs en estados unidos. pero aquÍ en estados unidos entre los republicanos la situaciÓn e los miembros de su partido. algo que se demostrÓ con claridad en las celebracionesdel 4 de julio. >> donald trump ese nuevo presidente por la cosas que han hecho, la economÍa estÁ arriba, la defensa del paÍs esta arriba. quÉ es lo que mÁs quiere? >> donald trump es una persona regular, por eso no habÍa, esta gente que te voy a dar esto gratis. en este paÍs no hay nada gratis. pablo: la casa blanca permanece en silencio, pero es difÍcil pensar que el embajador

let me be clear donald trump's actions our textbook racism. it should never stop us. the prime minister no longer questions and they also take the opportunity to cause and condemn the racism with the liberal democrats. i said at the time that it was an instrument. there is an important issue here the public expects us to have a full and fair immigration system. that is what we need to do. we refer to the comments made by president trump i have strongly condemned those comments made by president trump. >> speaker when the prime minister implemented the environmental policy. the party stayed silent. when asylum speakers are the ported to places where the life is at risk they stay silent. he warns that those that are appealing to the type of nationalism seen here. with the extremes of donald trump is it any wonder. >> the concerned party and the only party in this house which is appealing to nationalism as the party across the aisle. >> think you mister speaker. 300 doctors and technicians had have the provision in our county. we had secured 320 million pounds for the vi

trump always wanted and now europe just hands it to him but i don't think donald trump actually runs 0 terrorist because for him terror of his only and most effective political and also economic tool he loves terrorists he says over and over again and he wants his terrorists to achieve other aim so no interest to actually script this terrorist he's not following any it can only economic logic so what signal would you say. just didn't leave that kind of strategy that the u.s. following here sent to the world especially to beijing right now. because the message to china would be be vigilant because this terror of dispute is likely not only to affect german and european comic as it's very important for china because many of the car parts may cuz sitting in china delivering to european and american car makers and if there's a tear of dispute on cars between the u.s. and europe it would effect the world and also china and the whole supply chain so it's very dangerous everything's intertwined we can only hope that there will be a solution for everybody all right and we get there reporting

you want the chaos of dp donald trump -- you want the chaos of donald trump, you have to step back and solve with long-term solutions that the american people have to listen to. i think immediately you can start allowing asylum in the countries themselves. that was a partial policy that the obama administration had that the trump administration reversed. i think that would be helpful. i think you can work to stabilize the situation in those countries, by working with our allies, the reason comprehensive immigration reform is helpful in a big way for that is that it brought the deficit down. this is the 2013 bill with the cbo score by 158 billion dollars. that's why grover norquist made it one of his top priorities that year, 158 billion, even a small amount of that money could be useful for upgrading some of the security at the border and putting the money where we actually need it and also for helping with those countries in the northern triangle. as for the centers, i've already advocated for closing down these private prisons, places like home stead, i went there the last time when

and donald trump. and it comes to trade tariffs, that has taken all of his attention. , maybe theyes away are back on track. tois less for donald trump turn his attention in different ways and now he is focusing on the euro zone and this dispute. this is a long-runningng spat which does not show any signs of going away. street, do you think we will be talking about trade as the dominant issue foror the markets for months to come? >> maybe a year or so ago, w we hope it would be a deal done, but that has not happened. you can never rule out the fact that this will be running on for a lot longer. with trade deals, both sides need to agree on them. the keys not seem to be gain for china. the u.s. is so far apart. talks are back on track. this is endingn or there is a deal around the corner. the u.s. and china -- we have had d a truce before e when it s to slapping tariffs on each other, but we need common ground for that to happen. >> thank you very much for your time. let's look at what is happening thin

president donald trump has led 4th of july celebrations in washington d.c. the holiday marks america's independence from british rule and is usually focused on national unity trump sidestepped tradition though with what he called the show of a lifetime a speech to donors flanked by military vehicles even by his standards it was an eye catching spectacle but did the event live up to the hype take a look. although it rained on his parade president donald trump had promised quite a show including a beefed up military showing he had dubbed it a salute to america. critics didn't like tanks being part of a national holiday celebration and many had wondered whether he would use a speech to the nation to campaign for reelection next year but he stuck to a nonpartizan script as we gather this evening in the joy of freedom we remember that all share a truly extraordinary heritage together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told the story of america there were concerted efforts to speak to the nation as a whole but most to trump speech praised america's hi

about donald trump. that doesn't work because donald trump is a president like it or not that's what they have to compete against that they can beat him up and punch him. >> this is a big issue for you. >> beto rourke what watches greg gutfeld. the only thing that matters is push-ups and i am influencing the race. [cheers and applause] >> but cory booker bothered me because before he said all of these things he said i don't want to stoop to his level that's what mean little scroll girls do jessica's nose is huge and i hate her so you are trying to be mean. so something that i appreciate about trump. >> you have punched a lot of people. >> i believe the statute of limitations. that is free and clear at the moment. are you sure? >> and with my testosterone and i know karate but i'm afraid to swing on you because i want to be beat up. and then president trump will be beat up before he even gets to the fight i guarantee if he squares off mister booker will be crying. [laughter] because the president trump wo