at davos donald trump's visits to address world leaders and the assembled busy. and finance and this is a business. in berlin. this is the president leaving the mountain resort of doubles after delivering his highly anticipated speech in it's been predictably pedal to his country as the number one spot in the world to investing calling himself a cheerleader for his country he praised the achievements of his administration's as he usually does stressing his policies of lowering taxes and cutting red tape as well as record stock market performance and low unemployment. now to find out how all that went down at the end summit itself and on international markets i'm now joined by a little home for you in davos and of course the frankfurt stock exchange only by let's start with you had no surprises there in that speech really was there anything in there that impressed the assembled business leaders i think impressed would be the wrong word the general perception here now in devils is that speech was overhyped that said considering the perception of business leaders th

donald trump, first lady milania trump and interior secretary ryan zinke participated in the national christmas tree writing. ♪ [applause] >> merry christmas to everybody. we have to say it all together. merry merry christmas. it is great to be with you. let's light the tree. the first lady will do the honors. we will do it 10 in reverse. are you ready? altogether. 10, 9, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> merry christmas, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the united states secretary of the interior, ryan zinke. ♪ >> >> we are blessed to celebrate christmas in the spirit of our family, charity in the lives of us. we are blessed with a country where our national parks, america's best idea to tell the story of this great nation from the iconic parks of the west like yellowstone and yosemite to donald trump's newest monuments, camp nelson, over 10,000 black americans join the union army to fight for their freedom. thank you, mister president. parks and public lands showcase a nation and rich diversity, courage and natural

we, the democrats, the whole country knows who donald trump is. we don't need to spend our campaign talking a lot of donald the more we talk about it does not do good, what does do good is when democrats give voters a reason to vote for democrats. she says let's have a proactive agenda. let's tell voters what we will do and not just make this a referendum on donald trump because that is a way to make it more polarizing election. so cortez says, let's talk about what we will do. i think more democrats will heed that message come november. winning newtez york's 14th district. you can follow david hawkings on cq roll call. thank you so much. david: thank you. on theer: monday night communicators, a stanford professor discusses his book demand."ce on it is about virtual reality technology. >> the back of your brain, the part in charge of keeping alive, it is terrified. whenever we bring children on a school field trip or the ceo of toortune 10 company, we want show you it is real. if you are unwilling to take a step, once i have sold you on vr is soth

as close as it got was i moved into a trump building in manhattan years ago. suddenly a cutting board arrived with my initials burned into it from donald trump welcoming me to the building. >> jimmy: he does woodworking? >> i'm sure by hand. a house warming gift. >> jimmy: how about that. >> i wish i sent it back. >> jimmy: do you use the cutting board? >> i do. almost every night. >> jimmy: you think of him while you chop vegetables. >> i try not to. i have a couple of development projects. >> jimmy: with donald trump or without? >> no. explicitly not. i found over the past few years, both as a human and someone who has to cover politics all day that i need an escape hatch. i have tried to find other stories to tell. when you are looking, it's amazing how many you will find. that i found that i'm working on developing is the story of the first openly gay revolutionary war hero. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. barron von stuben and he was fabulous. he was prussian and he coned his way to come over as inspector general. benjamin franklin and george washington said su

the trump family's taking its famous name on a marketing blitz to india donald trump to new york has arrived in delhi to flog luxury apartments and glad the wealthy indians who have already bought into our trump developments just outside the capital potential buyers are being lured in by a dinner in the u.s. president eldest son if they sign a sales contract by thursday donald trump jr is meeting with indian real estate developers didn't escape the media's attention he's come here to find buyers for a development outside the capital delhi welcomed unsurprisingly with open arms by his local business partners it's a great discussion he wants to understand what is the minds of the buyers what is the success of the will so far in terms of the as revenues when is the construction start things with a lot of intense discussion which is happening with from doing it himself the complex features one hundred eighty luxury apartments in true trump style with a golf course and shops attached. but that's just one of several projects in india bearing the trump name other developments are currently

doctor drew can you imagine instead of trump we had hillary would we being enjoying this bonanza? . >> no. news is a commercial enterprise they are addicted to presidentnt trump they are addicted to him they get ratings had he not been elected h president there would be something about the people that put him in the presidency would be hearing from. >> that's true you are the addiction specialist how am i doing? . >> great but some of the news outlets are officially addicted. >> i was referring to the window cleaner i'm no longer doing l that no. i'm just doing meant. joe. love the jacket members only is back in style. >> the country is doing okay what he worried about quick. >> that crazy is a relative term i'm sure like those that say what he thinks may seem like hillary clinton. >> basically he says everything that's on his mind and it's what most of us think. >> i think the crazy whitess are the pundits like all the military there is no such person as the m military you can cannot call up and say hello? the military? [laughter] . >> that is so true. >> cat, what is your take o

donald trump podrÍa correr con el mismo riesgo. dice que no busca contratar a un ares abogados de bill clinton. una declaraciÓn de la actriz, tambiÉn lo obligarÍa a hablar de otros temas. ilia: disputan otra polÍtica migratoria del gobierno de donald trump los tribunales, ahora es una demanda contra la cancelaciÓn del tps para emigrantes de cuatro paÍses. los demandantes son los beneficiarios de programa y sus hijos estadounidenses dicen que la decisiÓn de donald trump de cancelar el programa es ilegal y perjudica a las personas. luis: vinieron de boston, de miami, de los angeles y de otros lugares para pelear por su familia con las armas que le da la ley. >>llevamos esta demanda porque las decisiones de terminar el tps para los paÍses fue basado en la discriminaciÓn. luis: el fin de tvs fue basado en --tps es basado en la discriminaciÓn y en el racismo. >>estÁ basado en una ajena racista y antiinmigrante. luis: de la demanda elevada a la corteza prÁctico, depende de el futuro de los beneficiarios y de su familia. dos d

donald trump was fortunate to take office when he did. unlike abraham lincoln he didn't have to deal with the secession of 7 states during appear go between his election it is inauguration. unlike richard nixon he did not inherit a war in which more than half 1 million american soldiers were bogged down. unlike franken roosevelt and barack obama he didn't take the oath of office in the midst of a massive financial crisis. although the world had its share of problems when the trump presidency began they were ongoing, not new or urgent. the domestic economy had been growing slowly but steadily for all but one quarter of the previous six years. the annual rate of inflation is below 2%, the annual rate dipped 5%. the percentage of americans regard themselves as middle or upper class to rch 62%, greater share than below the 2008 financial crisis, the stock market was already booming. and unlike recent republican predecessors donald trump took office with the republican congress. look at it that way, donald trump was dealt a very good hand and

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donald trump won the state over hillary clinton. when it comes to that winning of the state by donald trump, have much of that is a factor this in helping republicans? guest: donald trump is not on the ballot literally but figuratively he is. here is what is going on in pennsylvania and many other states. political historians often talk about midterm elections being essentially about the president, about his incumbency. the fact of the matter is that that is true not just a bit, but usually so this year -- but hugely so this year. they're going to vote this year, what's important to you? overwhelmingly democrat say they are opposed to president trump and they want their party to gain control of congress and conversely the republicans, because they support the president and because they want to see her party retain control of congress. typically it is a referendum on the president, midterm elections. this goes to a new degree when we say more. more a battle over president trump, his tenure in office, his programs, his style, personal

de pronto ella le habrÍa preguntado a trump: ¿y tu esposa? no te preocupes por ella, respondiÓ el magnate. la mujer se que cuando saliÓ del baÑo trump se encontraba en la cama y le habrÍa dicho: ven aquÑi mientras tuvieron relaciones sexuales sin protecciÓn. describe su experiencia sexual como que Él no estaba tratando de tener sexo porno. cuando le preguntaron si habÍa quien mÁs sabia de este encuentro ya respondiÓ: mi asistente, mi novio y mi amigo randy. piensa que la promesa de un trabajo fue una mentira. ante la entrevista la actriz se disculpÓ con melania. la actriz contactÓ a varios medios de comunicaciÓn para contar su historia. seguimos con ustedes. ilia: debut y despedida para un funcionario de la administraciÓn trump. el recientemente designado presentÓ su renuncia como director de asuntos internos luego de que se filtran declaraciones racistas de 2013 cuando el ahora ex funcionario se manifestÓ en a favor de que los propietarios de armas mataran a los indocumentados que cruzan la frontera. enrique: el proyecto del

it goes beyond the fact that a trump advisor lied. ae editorial board, it is reminder that no one should be above the law, even the president. political spin can only go so far. >> to madagascar, a country having its runoff presidential election today. are facingpresidents off. one.e vote is a crucial the paper regrets what they say is an inconclusive campaign. to paper has called voters flip a coin. sometimes angst left to chance or work out. ambivalence can be clarified in an article by a french christian paper. they see each other as archenemies, but the image they try to project and their policies are similar. both launched campaigns with religious masses. >> pakistan, the prime minister launched a plan to try to bring poverty down by giving people hens to raise. >> the scheme of giving out bringing out the the business -- that needs to be revamped. it may help the poor in rural areas. for the pakistani english paper, the economics do not add up. it puts a burden on the women who have to care for the animals as well as their child

it is time to overthrow the government of donald trump. [applause] on behalf of our public health and schools in the future of the children and education on behalf of the standing abroad on behalf of the mothers, wives, daughters or sisters, girlfrienddaughterss come on behalf of every woman in the country any member of the outlandish character traits and behavior to accommodate the unimaginably narrow view of what a real america is. their belief validates them and authorizes them and may be the one thing i have in common with it because i believe in god, t too. i talked to god every day. god talks to me every day. in fact, god told me to come here today. [applause] dog suggested that i pass on a message to you all and that is there is only so much he or she can do at this point i d the ret is up to us. god has no party, no candidate at he or she prefers over another. god just wants mankind to meet god halfway and feels that dog has been doing a disproportionate amount of the caring for some time now and would like all of us to pick up the

there are two donald trump one is the one you see on tv who makes this outrageous comment and then to create negative publicity both in conversation and for the media but then there is the donald trump who was just the opposite who was thoughtful, he listens, very careful about making decisions. >> the annual white house correspondents dinner underway this weekend previous president have attended the president trump has opted not to attend for the second year in a row it celebrates generalized first amendment rights to freedom of the press honors reporters and news organizations for their work, the award winners is from the new york times she won the award for her coverage of president trump joining us from new york congratulations. >> thank you let's talk about your experience covering donald trump if you can before he was president when did you begin reporting on him? >> i spent 14 years for newspapers for very long time and working with a tabloid you invariably cover donald trump in same way one -- in some way he is omnipresent be showed up after 11 when he wanted to pitch a medium

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president donald trump should apologize immediately. now my colleagues on the other side if more of the common, spend their time blaming democrats even though we have no say in the delay we know what they will do. the president is tearing down the norms that built this country up. we have the greatest behavior of any nation ever but it's declining now because people of good will allow them to do it without criticizing and it's about time they did. shifting focus back to the events here in congress we have to get back to the reality and truth and treating the supreme nomination the right way when all is said and done, this is about the credibility and temperament. i said it before and i will say it again i believe doctor ford and what she said is very relevant there are very many do not want to consider that there is an issue that should matter even to them and that is the credibility and temperament this is what he is at 53. if he can't tell the truth about previous encounters and engagements, behaviors and activities which we have foun

to stay in the country with donald trump in the. midst of the. most. of the output of a few of the hope of. their latter we found. in the desert so he jumped over the wall and then we. we flew from these waters jugs out there and these racist groups. and we find shotgun shells people shooting at the migrants. twenty years ago i started going out to the desert doing right now to bring water to people that are across because the people that are across you know quasi view all the way they. they cannot get visas there's no visas for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities like san diego there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk in a walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's th

la respuesta del presidente donald trump no tardÓ en llegar. [habla inglÉs] [risas] [habla inglÉs] >>no es usual que un expresidente critique a su sucesor pÚblicamente. algunos anÁlisis las republicanos, no estÁn sorprendidos. >>entendemos la razÓn del presidente obama, el presidente donald trump es muy inusual y podemos entender porque quiere expresarse. esperan que la presenciadel ex presidente incite a los votantes a no quedarse en su casa cuando llegue noviembre. jorge:el presidente donald trump pidiÓ investigar el artÍculo del new york times y dice que es necesario para la seguridad nacional. a pesar de que el artÍculo no revelÓ informaciÓn clasificada. >> el presidente donald trump quiere que su fiscal general investigue la identidad del artÍculo de opiniÓn que ha causado un escÁndalo en su publicaciÓn en el new york times. ♪ aunque dice que Él no cree que se trate de una persona de muy alto rango porque segÚn donald trump todos a ese nivel dicen que no fueron. funcionarios de la casa blanca dicen que los comentarios de

at the same time i don't think people in iran are listening to donald trump donald trump is not every speck that person whether you are sympathetic to the government of iran or opposed to it donald trump is not viewed as your friend mindful of the very anti iranian and policies that he's pursued that have been very antagonistic towards the iranian people as a whole including for instance the muslim band that has been affecting iranians more than any other nationalities we should not forget that when isis struck teheran and killed seventeen people donald trump condemned iran and blamed it on iran this is probably the first and only time the united states has given isis a pass all of these different steps. i have created a situation in which the people of iran are not viewing donald trump as a friend but then that also means that it makes it more difficult for the iranian government to try to paint the protesters as simply people that are being inspired or following donald trump mr whaley the protesters also have been very critical of the iranians intervention in regional affairs partic

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was aware of a twenty sixteen trump tower meeting russians with ties to the kremlin led donald trump jr and son in law jared kushner and promised dirt democratic presidential opponent hillary clinton and if the president didn't know about the purpose of these meetings with russian officials and their representatives and trump tower then that would create the knowledge element necessary for a criminal charge for months the white house is denied the president knew it's a claim the president repeated on friday on twitter i did not know of the meeting with my son don jr sounds to me like someone is trying to make up stories in order to get himself out of an unrelated jam anywhere on the tweet indirectly refers to cohen now being investigated by federal prosecutors for potential campaign finance violations as he attempted to suppress negative news stories about trump cohen may now be cooperating with special counsel robert mueller investigating russian interference in the. twenty sixteen us election and whether trump's campaign colluded with russia cohen statements could complicate the pr

the results are in and nonpartisan experts tell us not only will the trump tax plan will pay for itself and it will add nearly 1.9 trillion to the federal deficit over the next 11 years even after taking economic growth into account. and the trump tax cut is not the only republican policy that is increasing the deficit in the nationaand thenational debt of 7 years. .. >> you just talked about it and the necessity in your view to cut social security and medicare and i think that is a wrong idea with seniors all over the country trying to get by on a few thousand dollars per year what we should not be doing is giving unbelievable tax breaks to billionaires and then say now we have to cut benefits. that is a warped sense of priorities in my view. so when we talk about the budget we have to talk about it in the context of what is happening in america and what is happening is a massive increase of income and wealth inequality more people in america and now hold for the wealth in the bottom half of the american people so a very specific amount of income goes to the top 1%. i would focus on an

lawyer michael cohen cohen claims that then candidate trump was aware of a twenty sixteen trump tower meeting russians with ties to the kremlin met donald trump jr and son in law jared cushman and promised dirt democratic presidential opponent hillary clinton and if the president didn't know about the purpose of these meetings with russian officials and their representatives and trump tower then that would create the knowledge element necessary for a criminal charge for months the white house has denied the president knew it's a claim the president repeated on friday on twitter i did not know of the meeting with my son don jr sounds to me like someone is trying to make up stories in order to get himself out of an unrelated jam anywhere on the tweet indirectly refers to cohen now being investigated by federal prosecutors for potential campaign finance violations as he attempted to suppress negative news stories about trump cohen may now be cooperating with special counsel robert mueller investigating russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election and whether trump's campaign

if he's right, and this was the trump people, the trump side, mr. trump's lawyers putting this out, presumably because they want to get ahead of this story. obviously, this story doesn't look good for the president, so they would want to get out ahead of this. there is a lot of discussion as to whether or not the president's lawyers may have done that in part to undermine the ability of mr. cohen to provide this information to prosecutors in a way that would be a benefit for mr. cohen, but also so that they could use it for that are ongoing investigations and other related investigations. what do you make of those factors? >> so a couple of thoughts. let's assume for the purposes of my answer, rachel, that mr. cohen is cooperating. they made the decision he is going to tell prosecutors what he knows and they are going to do that honestly. he signed up. he's on the team. if that's true, there is no way in the world that mr. cohen would leak this information. it just doesn't make any sense. on the other hand, i don't really think the leak, if it came

i actually think trump is right in a somatic sense. but, you would not elect trump unless you really, really wanted to send a message. happy countries do not elect donald trump, desperate ones do. the people on both sides who hated him screwed up. >> sunday night at a clock eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. host: jeff cohen of the association of public safety communications officials, who do you represent here in washington? jeff: thank you, first for the invitation to be here. our association is the largest nonprofit of communication professionals. our 31,000 members are primarily people that are state and local government employees who work in

the intrigue international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week donald trump is imposing punitive tariffs on imported steel and aluminum experts say further measures are in the offing is this the first salvo in a trade war that's our topic this week on quadriga joined us. in the thirty minutes w. . play. by endorsements shell to leipzig the biggest favor team we've got all the best golds we've got all the action i don't know what it's like up right here the teeth is gone whole the german football cheer periods every man. has been just like i mean weekends here on w. . earth the go home go to movies of species. a home worth saving and. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation lovers out of people you cannot protect the force to create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using channels available to inspire people to take action and more determine

you don't know anything about trump. in new york, trump is not a punchline. trump is not a -- he's nothing in the real estate community that he's made in fortune in, in manhattan he has no friends. nobody knew him. he went on a tv show for many years and convinced middle america that he was this craft businessman who achieved all these things. but the truth is his father handed him a half of a billion dollars of real estate he turned into his own real estate empire. trumpal is someone who mystifies me, because he's pulled the wool over the eyes of all his supporters. he is nothing that they believe him to be. and i thought it would be my great pleasure to be in the process of exposing that, but hopefully the candidate will do that for me. >> they talked about the women and men who came forward because of the kavanaugh hearing and saying that should be an inspiration for others to raise their voices, do you see that happening? >> alec: i think that for those people who felt that the kavanaugh hearings was a message for them to go away, and to not raise their v

and how trump knew the particulars so does trump actually know about constructing a building or just slap his name on the buildingn. >> guest: good question a law professor from the university of california whoat famously wrote memos with the detainees with the war on terror. he is appallingly ignorant i was going over his business deals with him and he was getting more apprehensive and he said how do you know that? and i said because you put this on the public record and i studied it. i knew the business deal better than he did. a he knows how to cut corners and save money but no deep knowledge literally on anything. with his testimony under oath and interviews that documents those in my favorite example is in my book "it's even worse than you think" says i am the world greatest expert of taxes on all time. what do you know about accounting? he said i don't know anything. that is the equivalent of me as a well-known tax export to say of the world's greatest airport designer. what is the waiting on -- waiting. >>host: your book is about a moving target there is another story to cover

i also came to understand about donald trump and this is profoundly important for the way things work now is in his heart of hearts he believes he always wins. here is a guy who has been in new york real estate boxing and wrestling beauty contest television construction never been subject to a criminal investigation that is astonishing in new york city. [applause] good morning. thank you very much you just got back from the g 20 it look like a lively discussion and president trump certainly described the - - it as peace in our time?

mahal trump casino and castle. one thing that was remarkable about the man was he very often would not pay his vendors. do you suppose, if time would allow, get us into would get a single situation where we certain reneg on promises and requirements that we've made worldwide? host: do you worry about that? caller: i do quite a bit. host: thank you for your call. all of our programming is available on our website. joining us from new york is anthony scaramucci, white house communications director for 10 days for 11 days. let's get it on the record straight. say not hundred 54,000 seconds, -- 954,000

son and namesake, donald trump jr. but the father/son relationship has a story. it's a fascinating story. donald trump jr., my father. told us of jun 2016, met with russians who had ties to this article. there's so much i want to start with is with the insight you've started. you spoke to a sauce. tell us what happened? >> well, according to the sou e source, and this was confirmed by the senate judiciary committee, was that donald trump jr. was saying he was promised. came in there, came into a meeting at trump towers and he said let's talk business. i believe you have something for me. the russians started talking about something entirely. the second one, he realized he wasn't getting the dirt on hillary he thought he was going to get? a light just well p clearly. that doesn't matter. you write that meeting that don had hoped would be pretty useful has become as useful as a hole in the head. the potential ties between russia and the trump campaign. >> like so many things in his life, in business, in politics. he's ki

and did manage to get trump elected. once these ideas got elected, the president whom he had elected and would in turn implement them if he had only been willing to do so in a few areas like the t steel tariffs, but by and large he hasn't really governed as the populists that he campaigned on, he governed more like a traditional republican focused on the tax cuts cuts >> did i steve bannon participae in the book? >> guest: i told a story i met him back in 2011 whe 2,011th whe had ever heard of them a conservative filmmaker said i read your article did i. but like you to see my film and i would like too meet you. it didn't have this representation and a politics back in 2011 but have since become force not just in the tea party but donald trump. >> are they still with donaldon trump? >> i think that they are still with donald trump. i have a chapter about the bargain and they weren the merchant bankers who funded the varioushe projects. the family is still very much on board. everything you've read about me, don't believe

comments on a trump tower meeting with russians donald trump says banon has quote lost his mind also coming up a run declares an end to deadly antigovernment on restis islamic rulers have mobilized support with tens of thousands rallying in a show of force for the government. plus we'll have the latest on a prestigious football prize dortmund's pierre and mike obama is going for the second african player of the year award tonight but look at his dad. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has launched a scathing attack on his former chief strategist steve bannon that ahead of the release of a new bombshell book the president saying steve bannan has nothing to do with me or my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job he lost his mind. ben's quoted in the forthcoming book as saying that donald trump jr's twenty sixteen meeting with a group of russians was quote treasonous now that as the f.b.i. investigates alleged links between moscow and the trump campaign. while white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders had this to say immediatel

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they became a fan of president trump the day after he got elected. they likely did not vote for him on election day. they found an opportunity to join an administration which was young and inexperienced to further their own agenda. >> part of becoming president, he listened a lot to republican leaders in washington and took advice from folks that i don't know he would do that today. during that i think during the first month of his transition, the learning curve was incredibly steep, just as it is read every president of the united states. there is no class or degree on being president. announcer 1: watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. when the new congress takes office in january, it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span, starting january 3. >> our guest on "newsmakers" this week is the administrator of fema, brock long. he has had a career in emergencies response management on the state and federal level. he was sworn in january 17 and has had quite a year with his ,

we know they gave up a lot for donald trump but what about softwood lumber? terrace have kill jobs -- terrace and kill jobs in the -- -- >> let me tell you what we got for the softwood lumber industry. something called chapter 19. [applause] [indiscernible] >> order. order. order. >> order. >> order. >> order. >> i will call on the member. thank you. speaker, even though a new canada-mexico-united states agreement was signed, people in quÉbec feel abandoned as the liberals have opened up the breach and supply, not only in the dairy sector but also in the poultry sector and the government has not been able to get rid of tariffs on aluminum. what did we gain, the status quo. aluminum, agricultural, softwood lumber, can quÉbec still count on the liberals to stand up to their strategic sectors? i will start with supply management, we fully support our dairy producers and their families and communities. this deal will provide access to the markets. the most important point is that the future of supply management is not jeopardized. i want to underscore the fact

voters on help get trump elected. without if that's the power i have that saying something. we are in the moment where unquestionably this administration has had a very different to view on inclusion and diversity. from its fees on racial inclusion to lgbtq inclusion. i am at the leadership council and the human rights campaign is a part of the leadership conference. i'm picking up on something you said about the moment of solidarity where all of our communities feel under attack. what is the work you are doing on the campaign and what is the threat of the work you have been doing, and his legacy to what you are doing now? you are young and have your whole life ahead of you. where does this moment fit in right now? >> this is a critical moment in the fight for equality. over the past year and half we have seen attacks from mike pence and donald trump in their administration. we saw the rescinding of the lifesaving guidance that he worked on. the attempted reinstatement of the ban on people serving in the military. we'

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trump: thank you very much. we have tens of thousands of people watching us write down the road, tens of thousands. i congratulate you. at least we take -- picked a beautiful day. i want to think you're vice president, mike pence for that wonderful introduction. i also want to think you and karen for being true champions for life. today i am honored and really proud to be the first president to stand with you here at the the 45thse to address march for life. that is very very special. 45th march for life. remarkableruly group. today, tens of thousands of families, students, and patriots, and really just rate citizens gather here in our nations capital. you come from many backgrounds, many places, but you all come for one beautiful cause, to build a society where life is celebrated, protected, and cherished. the march for life is a movement born out of love. you love your families. you love your neighbors. you love our nation. you love every child born and unborn because you believe that every life is sacred, tha

that's what donald trump said when he was citizen trump. he is now the president. now that he's the president, he has those shoes to wear, he refuses to step into them and step up. the only person to have actually said maybe we need a good shut down-is president trump. although i have to say recently, the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney also said it was cool to shut down the government. unbelievable, definitely not cool. this attitude may explain why the president keeps shooting down bipartisan efforts to prevent a shutdown. republicans control the house and the senate. i don't know why we have to keep reminding republicans that they control the house and the senate. there is no reason for the majority leader and the speaker to enable -- this trump shutdown to continue. there is no reason to wait on the president to tell them to do whatever or tell them what he believes because donald trump is a changeling. he is unable of being consist sentst tent. i witnessed this weeks ago when i went to the white house to find a path forward to protect th

. >> it's about why we elected trump. i could not get past the idea that the country was voting for donald trump. how do you do that? i actually think he is right in the dramatic sense but you would not elect him unless you really, really wanted to send a message happy countries don't elect donald trump those that want to send a message to. . >> thank you very much everybody. a very important day for our country in a lot of ways but before we begin we have another important subject i want to give an update on the devastating storm bearing down on florida. it is moving rapidly and has a very high level one of the biggest storms ever to hit our country. developed very rapidly very concrete tree and they just concluded a briefing with the administrator of fema and we are watching hurricane michael hitting shore now wins are going close at 200 miles per hour you don't hear about that category for. the most powerful recorded storm to strike the florida panhandle ever and bring with it anywhere from 200 mile-per-hour winds the

president donald trump delivered his closing remarks to the world economic forum in switzerland he told the audience that america first does not mean america alone trump said new support of free trade but added it must be fair and reciprocal. as did every news europe today i'm sorry harmon thanks for watching. the whole d w one. for him so global insights on the news out for local bureaus. d.w. made for mines. and a little business. in there no good no fool does not slow things down bushman smooth. business. any did it. come on. a live. in may be seen in the. money comes to love. love our. lives now not just. an event that was. made. is bull. the slovaks being. beaten by. the. slumped over the. oh ah. good. news. and then he. can. give the same name as in the main stand. to lose the. stand being told this needs. but you just claimed he may put a misguided. bomb on earth who. may see and see. on the sun tzu's. suffered some company. is not. up on. its own. not enough salt she. gets to leave the. good small. mom. then. it. must come to. make. a comment on. my good luck. keep. a good. seat

president trump has been talking about this issue quite a bit. to thecans see more open possibility of doing some sort of gun control compromise than any time in recent memory. what do you think of the direction of the present is steering the conversation? -- that coach you gave his life for his students, if he was able to have a firearm there to protect himself, those kids that he gave his life for some of the president spoke clearly and very eloquently about this a few minutes ago. proper training. every single church i know of has that same kind of policy. their parishioners each sunday who have the training. the president talked about how they have a policy in place that certain people are carrying a concealed firearm to protect the folks at the service. that makes sense for schools to read the president can articulate better way that no one else can. [applause] this point, all of this and the information gathering mode, when you start to fundamentally look at removing our constitutional protected liberties, that is not a good starting place.