this war especially. children do not have any rights here rewind on al-jazeera. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we didn't get them back to from the government to just shoot him soon turned into a battle front for the nigerian government how do you know why. the torrijos for abducting more than two hundred schoolgirls the killing and displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the origins and bloody rise of iraq on al-jazeera.

this is. hello i'm maryam namazie this is news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. hundreds are injured as israeli forces used live ammunition and tear gas on palestinians protesting along gaza's border with israel. another six people drown in floods in kenya bringing the toll to more than one hundred aid groups one about the spread of disease. and hawaii's kilauea volcano erupts spewing lava on to the streets and toxic gas into the air. in school for the first time one of cycling's ground schools a started out sort of europe against the backdrop of control the sea is royal was the location to stage one of the girardet tallia.

israeli forces a five live ammunition and tear gas at palestinians protesting for the sixth week in a row at the israel gaza border three hundred fifty people have been entered three of them critically demonstrates has been ta is near the border fence to use as a smokescreen from the gunfire forty one people have been killed by the israeli military since demonstrations began in late march alison's want to be allowed to return to villages where their families once lived land which is now occupied by israel carry force it is at the gaza israel border. in the sixth week of friday protests is now winding down here on the gaza border with israel and it's been another day of dramatic events again the protesters after congregating at the main protest site where most of the protesting has been concentrated throughout these

weeks for a second week they peeled off many hundreds of them. south along the gaza border to the area you can see behind me tire smoke still burns and when that became the main center of process that was when at this location one of five up and down the gaza border where people have been protesting this friday that was were the israeli response started to really be geared up there were very concentrated bursts of tear gas and indeed an increase in the use of live fire and we've seen a lot more ambulances taking the injured out many of you know overcome by tear gas but live fire has been used here as it has been in other locations something that the israelis say is necessary to defend the borders for what they call. hamas led terrorist activities attempts to infiltrate and damage the border the protesters the organizers deny that entirely say that these are and they remain peaceful

protests designed to emphasize what is their right in shrine under u.n. resolutions to return to the villages in modern day israel all of this building up to the center the anniversary the declaration of the state of israel on midnight may the fourteenth two days may the fourteenth and fifteenth of increased protest activity where inspector expecting as the confluence of dates comes in a little over a week. full u.s. president donald trump is jews who address the national rifle association's annual conference in dallas texas is expected to embrace the powerful lobbying group after briefly challenging it earlier this year following a high school shooting in florida hi joe castro joins us live from outside that conference and we're just listening to actually vice president like pence at the moment he is addressing the conference as well and essentially has been reiterating the white house's support and commitment to this lobbying group.

as i mary and we heard. those words of commitment coming from trump himself last year when he addressed the same convention becoming the first sitting u.s. president to do so more than thirty years and last year he told the crowd of n.r.a. oil trump supporters that he would never ever let them down now he is on his way to the stadium and is expected to say more of the same the n.r.a. donated more than thirty million dollars to campaign to trump's campaign and there is a sense among its members that the president is the hold on to them they are his loyal supporters and we're likely to hear from trump is another campaign rally like speech before with the president there is a little bit of hope among some of the protesters gathered in the area they told me earlier today that perhaps they would be surprised and hear more compromising told from the president they saw a loser in the days following that high school shooting lorida in february and

wished people were killed by a gun the days after the shooting president trump met with lawmakers at the white house and in a publicized meeting openly questioned whether whether the the age limits to buy an assault weapon should be raised and he pointedly asked some of the republican lawmakers in attendance whether they were afraid of the n.r.a. and so that he was different that he was a president who was not afraid of the gun lobby but very quickly the next day trump met with the top leaders of the n.r.a. at the white house and since that has happened has walked back basically all of those comments the white house is now official agenda is to push the idea of arming teachers as a response to the shooting in florida and the other shootings that have flagged this country in recent years will keep an eye on developments there in dallas texas for now heidi thanks very much. at least six people have drowned and eleven more on

missing off to extreme flooding in kenya weeks of heavy rains have triggered floodings. around the country right cross and right present bias estimated that at least one hundred people have died in twenty nine counties and going to warn that the flames can spread malaria and cholera andrew symonds has more now from the one in villages along the conrad in kenya we've just arrived in the village of who won it which is completely cut off from the outside world by the flood waters we go here where i speak but it's an extraordinary journey lasting more than a mile going through the swamps and going through very deep water not the river carney but in actual fact it was just like a lake covering. the past areas of agricultural land villages that disappeared and people standing on high ground now getting help let me just show you the red cross distribution on the boat we came in and other parts of the bridge to the spot the first time people have received aid and this is. some food aid some food aid is

already arrived but this is primarily equipment to shelter the top pulled in and other goods from blanket and the people here what's remarkable about them is that they are so stupid jude and so polite and so very caring for each other in the way they're queuing in an orderly fashion and taking this aid away they've got long walks to shelters not their own homes some of them as many of them not there and they're displaced so many of them are on the high ground because it's the only place where they know they're safe but there is the problem of rising floodwaters and the other problem of actually going into the water particularly for children we saw two crocodiles amongst the. groundwater we saw the side that posted a two point zero on the journey so this is an extraordinary situation for these

people a pretty miserable one. the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year the organization that decides the prize the swedish academy has been engulfed in a scandal over sexual assault allegations catchier lopez for diane has more. it's a scandal that's left the swedish academy in turmoil and the nobel prize for literature on hold at least for now the academy decided this year's winner will be selected and announced in two thousand and nineteen. the confidence in the academy is so low in the world at the moment and that is the deciding reason why we now were frayne from awarding this prize eighteen women say they were raped assaulted or harassed by famous photographer john not he's the husband of academy member and poet caterina frost and sun the women l. ledger the abuse happened in properties owned by the swedish academy their complaints they say were ignored he has denied the allegations his wife has since

resigned. over the crisis has aggravated differences among its members shedding light on other problems the academy is awful dealing with allegations of financial crimes and in the past names of laureates were reportedly leaked before winners were officially announced. i think the swedish academy is worth more than that it shouldn't disappear because of the scandal which it undoubtedly is but never cademy member has done anything as far as i know. protests were held for weeks the global need to movement likely played a role in the revelations and the academy's decision. the voting process is also an issue the academy had eighteen lifetime members but several have resigned since the scandal including the organization's first female leader the whole variety of them and us we only have ten members at the moment and now we really have to start electing new members and show the world that we are serious. leaders of the swedish

academy which is separate from the norwegian committee that awards the nobel peace prize hope to delay will give them time to regroup and recover their once pristine beaches reputation cut c.l.o. bissell began al-jazeera and with the news hour live from london still ahead a u.k. call greenlights a legal case aimed at stopping british arms sales to saudi arabia. and paul brennan and germany as the city celebrates the bicentennial of its most famous uncontroversial son karl marx. and in sport the boston celtics continue that charge for their first and be a championship in a decade i. a u.s. delegation is on its way home from china after two days of talks aimed at heading

off a potential trade war chinese media is reporting the has been progress after threats from the world's two biggest economies high tariffs on each other's goods but as adrian brown reports from beijing there still appears to be a long waits and. as is so often the case in china the media were kept away from the venue for these talks beforehand both delegations that sought to play down expectations of a breakthrough we now know why for a while there was progress in some areas major disagreements remain. less than two days was never going to be enough time to resolve them all the u.s. came with a long list of demands immediate action to reduce china's huge trade surplus with the united states and then to force technology transfers whereby u.s. companies have to hand over their intellectual property to local joint venture partners as a condition for doing business here the u.s.

has also been complaining about the heavy state subsidies for technology development like robotics and i.t. one area though where china is unlikely to yield analysts say the deepening strain in relations is a recognition by the united states that china once seen as a partner is now regarded as a strategic rival for trond. competing with china is a very important for him and he wants to win and china has to give him something a win on but whatever china gives it won't be sufficient for trying or for us because there's no way for china to abandon its industrial policy. it's six months since president trump and china's leaders she jingping last met and they could be getting together again soon after trump tweeted that he looks forward to seeing she in the not too distant future that could mean after his planned

summit with kim jong un but cheating ping had someone else on his mind on friday karl marx the german philosopher was born two hundred years ago on saturday the president repeatedly said the communist party mustn't forget its socialist roots as it strives to bring about the rejuvenation of the chinese nation and that rejuvenation includes maintaining a tough line with the united states on trade adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. israel's defense minister has rejected an apology from palestinian leader mahmoud abbas calling him a wretched holocaust denier a bass said he's sorry for suggesting the persecution of european jews was related to their professions not their religion he since backtracked saying it was not his intention to offend and he fully respects the jewish faith has just been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization is highest decision making

body. a court in the u.k. is ruled that human rights campaigners can proceed with a legal case aimed at stopping british arms sales to saudi arabia the campaign against arms trade says british weapons are being used in violation of international or in the war in yemen the u.k. is sold six point two billion dollars worth of arms to the country since the saudi led air campaign started in two thousand and fifteen the un estimates more than ten thousand people have been killed in the conflict andrew smith is a spokesman for the campaign against arms trade group he says he's confident that all human will be accepted by the court. so you did he she has been widely condemned by humanitarian organizations across the world it's been widely condemned by a u.n. expert panel because of the terrible systematic ways it is abused international humanitarian law and its brutal bombardment of yemen phases of people have been killed and one of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world is going to take root and yet you care arms companies have profited from it every step of the way we

don't just want to see v.u.k. ending arms sales to say to be on top of the press of regimes around the world we want to see all the major arms exporters doing exactly the same thing in u.k. is meant to have standards that's meant to stand for human rights and democracy are in for a world that's what we're constantly being told and you can do for arming and supporting some of the most brutal and repressive dictatorships in the world. yemeni government sources have told al jazeera that the united arab emirates committed a hostile act by increasing its military presence on a strategically important island in the arabian sea the flag of the u.a.e. has now been raised over public buildings and so called trade in the gulf of aden many see the move as an expansion of amorality influence in the region alex could topple this explains. showing support for yemen's prime minister we've been duggar hundreds of yemenis took to the streets of supporter as the u.a.e. boost its presence in this remote island of the gulf of aden. the united arab

emirates flew in soldiers along with tanks and armored vehicles the shown here sitting up a security cordon having expelled local troops from the airport yemeni government sources of since confirmed to al-jazeera that u.a.e. troops have also taken control of the main port and denied the yemeni prime minister and most of his cabinet permission to leave situated off the coast of somalia and the unesco heritage site known to many as the gap because of the indian ocean is famous for its unusual want life and scenery but with a three thousand meter long runway ideal for fighter jets and large military aircraft the island is also situated between the horn of africa and yemen just be on the red sea and some of the busiest sea lanes in the world what they have done here is they have found an island which is very remote from both yemen and somalia very far off the coast but it's very strategically located and it kind of acts as a quasi aircraft carrier in the main over the u.a.e. in the middle of the new notion where they can control traffic and obviously to

control the traffic you can also give favorable access to the sea lanes to companies that are related to the u.a.e. so it's a military and geopolitical strategy which is very much linked to the economic strategy of you know united arab emirates having already invested heavily in somaliland and expanded the commercial port of bear the u.a.e. has control of the culture is seen by many is the latest move by the emirates to spread its influence well beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto there have been speculations that. one power or another my tried actually establish a presence on the island but. with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country with a strong presence on both sides of the entrance to the red sea and so katra place right in the middle alex could topless al-jazeera. north and south korea are moving

ahead with another display of unity this time with that time side the cooks in north korea have been set half an hour for it to realign them with seoul time serve us all of a decision pyongyang made in two thousand and fifteen kathy novak has will. these flowers in the center of seoul are symbolic of the renewed hope that many people here are feeling about this country's relationship with north korea the display depicts a map of a unified korea before this peninsula was divided into two countries korea was a japanese colony the legacy of that period is still a strain on japan's relationship with both koreas there's a reminder of that right here the former city hall was built during the time of japanese occupation so in twenty twelve the city government opened the new modern building behind it three years ago north korea made its own symbolic statement it set its clocks back by half an hour saying that pyongyang time would replace tokyo

time which was imposed by what it called wicked japanese imperialists as a result pyongyang no longer shared a time zone with seoul either. when north korean leader kim jong un stepped over the border and thirty minutes ahead in time a week ago state media says he felt it was painful to see two clocks on the wall of the summit venue indicating pyongyang and seoul times so he decided to realign the time zones as the first practical step for a national reconciliation and unity. up through the koreas of unifying the future the standard time to unify first. this is just the beginning to show step by step what maybe not in our generation will but in the next year we will have unification south korea welcome to the move saying it represents a decision to remove the obstacles in the path to enter korean and the us north korean exchanges and cooperation that are to come. ahead of african scam as

announced his resignation all to french stuff at the airline rejected a pay deal yeah line is one of europe's biggest it has seen a series of strikes in recent weeks which has cost them millions of dollars chief executive. has warned of his resignation back in april when e-mails the negotiations on a time out of eighty percent more than half of the work has voted against the pay. now armenians are expecting to have a new prime minister next week after more than two weeks of protests the man pushing for the job as opposition leader nicole passion in a sophisticated civil disobedience movement youth and social media are all credited with helping to op ed in the political establishment as it has for going to reports from yerevan a new crop of independent journalists are also playing an important role. you know the women forming a human chain in front of a wall of riot police another group disgusted and through reading them even as

they're arrested and herded into a bus. these are among two of the most popular videos posted on the eevee and report website during protests that have obliterated the armenian political establishment over the last several weeks in real time giving a sense of what was changing a historic moment in their history the contemporary sort of history of the armenian people because they understood their power. no one saw this seismic shift coming. anger over a lack of economic opportunity corruption and a sense of injustice had been simmering in our media and society for almost three decades but former president third p.c. and parliament underestimated just how fed up people were we need go passion

began leading government protests in the capital year of on a small but potent group of independent media outlets were ready. utilizing social media they were able to offer an unprecedented counter narrative to the our media and state media we still saw a pattern of violence and intimidation unfairly targeting journalists in the course of their daily work and it was all acceptable but on the broader level the lack of a crackdown was perhaps for the wrong reason it was stemming from weakness and incapacity coverage of the protests has increased the profile of evie and report people have been making donations and sending notes taking the staff of two for the public service they've been providing the role of independent media is so critical today in a country like armenia post soviet transitional nation trying to find its place in the world without a diversity of voices we can't move forward as

a country. after weeks of nonstop reporting many jerk. lists are resting before parliament votes for the new prime minister next tuesday the dove this is only just the beginning of the story. the talk of the old is dura europos party for the. events taking place across the well to mark the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of the philosopher and revolutionary socialist called locks locks was born in eight hundred eighteen in tree air in western germany and grew up in the shadow of the french revolution joining a movement that criticized the political and cultural establishments of the day the radical nature of his writing saw him expelled by the governments of germany france and belgium logs is best remembered for the two works the communist manifesto and thus capital in which he laid out his vision of capitalism but longs did not live

to see his ideas carried out in his own lifetime liz writings have formed a theoretical base an instant international communism the bicentenary event sab been officially launched at a ceremony entry as basilica and as paul brennan reports the city is embracing monks as a legacy. karl marx is everywhere in tree here his face is on posters his name is on street signs his image is even on the traffic lights tourists are flocking to the house where he was born and to coincide with the bicentenary three new exhibitions are opening here to examine marx's life and his pioneering work in political theory and economics marxist this weekend marks is such an important thank you because he connected an analyst society and a developing capitalist production in a way no one else did so intensively it is especially that connection at first significant even though it now seems self-evident and we can learn to do the same thing today for our circumstances because we live in complicated times. translated

into dozens of languages marx's communist manifesto change the world it inspired revolutions in china russia cambodia and cuba and profoundly influenced modern day social democrats across europe and beyond his prediction the communism would inevitably overthrow capitalism has since been proved wrong but marx is analysis of the unequal relationship between workers and capitalist bosses remains relevant to this day germany has a somewhat ambivalent attitude towards marx but in three year he has embraced in a way that the man himself may not have appreciated the bicentennial of the godfather of communism is actually turning into something of a capitalist bonanza for the town of threat here in the souvenir shops as a whole variety of car marks products on sale car market books promise clearings a money box a mug even a car marks rubber duck and here look a car marked wine naturally it's

a red wine. perhaps this image of procreation proves that his analysis was actually correct of evidence and he would say he's theories as being confirms because he wrote that everything becomes good so merchandising capitalism now he himself has become dies marx's image is certainly iconic his profile instantly recognizable of marx's funeral friedrich engels eulogized his name will enjoy through the ages and so also will his work it certainly has paul brennan al jazeera. still ahead for you on the program. our regional tensions could influence the outcome of this in this weekend's elections in lebanon. looking back at the post as an art work that helped get the word out about the main one nine hundred sixty eight uprising in france. and former england football captain steven gerrard signed

up for his first job in the manager's chair. as a string of potential rain more or less from the eastern med or from turkey and through northern iran towards afghanistan it doesn't look quite like that but that's what we that's what we're trying to show you the moment but the forecast rains are if anything moving slightly north through terror on to azerbaijan media just to the southern caucasus now we have got cloud creeping out of egypt towards jordan for example that's likely to be nothing more than that i don't think we see any significant rain out of that is an increase in the cover in the sky but temperature may much the same and it's hotter further inland anyway by guys up to thirty five occasional showers just across the border in iran but i've told you that some of

the main lot of potential rain is significant snow up in the hindu kush south of all this well it's been interesting recently we had some big thunderstorms they faded away this looks most likely just to be clouded east and saudi and bahrain the thames about right where they should be at this time the a quite human when there's no direct wind flow around the gulf states which is the case at the moment they haven't seen significant showers and so has a lot of the eastern cape but not much more to come you just seen circulating here forecast wise most of southern africa now is relatively dry. getting to the heart of the matter if the turkish cypriot people calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people think the peaceful infusion is the only option for prosperity you. hear their story on talk to al jazeera

i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as it all looks that's what this job people . of all my friends and coworkers who were detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news of the men for coming was only one word on limits bill maher says you saw a boy killed in his father's all but saw. i have only once in my life seen men who are scared to death of bitches civil wars darkest secret was mia to come on al-jazeera.

welcome back a look at the top stories this hour israeli forces a fire live ammunition and tear gas at palestinians protesting for the sixth week in a row on the israel gaza border three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically at least six people have drowned and eleven more i'm missing after extreme flooding in kenya aid groups are warning that the floods could spread cholera and malaria and the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year after the swedish academy became engulfed in a scandal of a sexual assault allegations. are now a man. volcanic eruption and hawaii is full seven hundred people to be evacuated from their homes lava flows are threatening residential areas close to callaway a one of the most active volcanoes in the world after erupted on thursday afternoon local time and the hayward has more. in the heart of

a residential area in hawaii molten lava pools down the road burning through woodland and sending smoke ash and rocks into the sky. killer way up to dive to several quakes were felt on hawaii. and hundreds of people living close by and now being told they have no choice they must leave their homes since it's right here behind our all we could hear this loud. exploding right now i'm right from my house and so you know there is a house going to still be there when we go back over to. the emergency services are now involved in a major incident trying to assess the scale of the eruption on the ground and in the air and how best to help those who live and work in its path roads are being blocked talk to keep people out of the most dangerous areas is a cracker in the road rage right here. helicopters smoke let's talk.

all right so. they will want to go over from a lot of that. kill aware has been erupting continuously for more than thirty years but there's been more activity in recent days. it's. about fifteen kilometers away from where it had been in for roughly two or three days or a high frequency of earthquakes it's not known how long this current eruption will last hawaii's governor is urging people to stay safe and. emma heywood sarah. joining us now via skype is jessica johnson electra in sheer physics from the university of east anglia here in the u.k. thanks very much for speaking to us so as we were hearing there it's the way a volcano is one of the most powerful in the world it's also becoming more active does that mean that it's also more unstable more unpredictable. i wouldn't say

so. that's where it's one of the most active volcanoes in the world and has been erupting bullets nonstop for about thirty five years now it has variations in its activity and this is just one of the variations it's quite it's quite similar to some of the previous eruptions that we've seen. how long might this eruption last very difficult very difficult to predict that but any estimates. it's really difficult to say. similar types of eruptions in the past have lost it and i think for a few hours up to thirty five years they're actually it's been going on thirty five years started in a very similar way so it's very difficult to tell the last eruption that was this far down the rift into the residential area last several weeks we know that people

living in the area of been ordered to evacuate the whole town has been ordered to leave but nonetheless how dangerous could it be for residents. and there isn't usually risk of injury from the law it's always people stay in the way from their scripts are ins but there is a better answer. for people who have breathing problems further and somebody said in that in your clip so dioxide can be an irritant. because it's another good to take to the area there's also a chance that forest fires only those fires could spread could be slowed associated with it as well it's interesting because there are several types of risk you are describing there that the health risks that come from the sulfur and how that can affect people with their spare tree illnesses but also what about the physical dangers in terms of the rat to the rose but you know i'm sorry jessica johnson i'm just going to pause with that because we are going to take you to

dallas texas where u.s. president is about to address the national rifle association this is the lobbying groups for us annual meeting since the parkland school shooting in florida we've just been hearing from vice president mike pence he was really reiterating the administration's commitment and support for the group this despite public pressure for stricter gun control measures since that part one school shooting in which seventeen people were killed that's just less than. the the ithe ninety degrees to the side to the end there

was not going to open. how can i thank you thank you thank you very much a great night out here i want to thank you chris so many people have done such an incredible and these are the real patriots they really are and they don't get the kind of adulation but really they do and we know that i want to thank you wayne. i want to thank. my friend our great vice president my conscious terrific very much if he. i also want to recognize our great texas later this year we love texas so we love if the governor thank you have been my friend where's

your average gas. at is running and i've already got it but i will tell you i fully endorse you you aren't doing. thank you. he way you had your water just pouring down on top and you just kept coming and coming he kept calling and calling we need more money and on and on. and you know what we gave it to you. to us. attorney general ken paxton tremendous guy. and by the way you have my full indorsement and as you or your wife has my full endorsement she just had a big thank you. senator john warner has been with me right from the beginning john thank you. thank you.

full endorsement for this. ted cruz ways. of the. it was . a. thank you i was very rouses. it's a good shot i mean. congress did he shanks and congresswoman my urges right for us was we're also joined by people like date of charley. diamond and still get the was

right mark guy ritchie was peter brown out and lastly running finally i want to thank all of the true american patriots of the n.r.a. who defend our rights our liberty and our great american flag thank you thank you was the people in this hall have never taken our freedom for granted never have. and you have never stopped fighting for our love of constancy credible people thank you. you give your time your energy your vote and your voice can stand strong for the

sacred rice given to us by god including the right to self defense. and now thank your activism and dedication you have been administered by to protect your second amendment and we will protect your sanctity of the. years second a man who i think are under siege but they will not have ever are beyond her see as long as i a president. if they want. if thank. all of us here today are united right to say time is

by us we believe that our liberty is a gift from our creator and that no government can ever take it away we believe in the rule of law. and we support the men and women of the law enforcers of the if. we are behind our house and we sat for hour we put our hands on our heart for any play a show of allegiance and we proudly. i stand for the national and i'm not proud i was the one who. were who were

. ahead of the. law what people what great people. and this is your record crowd you know all time record crowd you do know. thank you was not our kind of god and we believe our says is serving god that shows that the same thing and loyalty in return for the last fifteen months that as exactly what we have been doing we are all finally putting america firsts the

and we are seeing the incredible results off as a result high of our masses tax cuts and everybody's benefiting and everybody is happy. and the democrats are very sincere you watch how well we do in eighteen you washed was be complacent was he complained the little history is that when you win the presidency you get complacent we all know the feeling you know the feeling not too many. like ninety percent of the time you win the president's. and for whatever reasons you lose that we can't let that happen and the word is complacency i kept thinking to myself i wonder what i think about you when you had this plate when now you take a breath you relax all of a sudden two years of their fighting like hell and you are complacent we can get

complacent we have to win the midterm. of the. because since the election. we've created three point two million jobs and i thought if we would have said that three years ago during the campaign people want to say they want a horrible exaggeration at all they wouldn't have believed it three point two media the unemployment rate shows that just to say i just need four percent for the first time since the beginning of this century if the fifth . you know i heard it was about one hundred

years i said wait a minute the beginning of the century sounds better so i say the beginning of this is. more beautiful. african-american unemployment has reached another all time high in history records in his fifty's and by the one thousand. kanye west must have thought of how because you probably saw i don't follow my african american pows numbers we were. and one of the lads to twenty two in one week thank you conquer what if the one i saw in the numbers is a must be a mistake how can that happen even the post office thought there must be

a mistake. now we've come a long way you remember i come into big rooms big audiences and i'd say what do you have to lose because the democrats have always had a say what do you have to loose this horrible economy horrible an education is horrible on everything i say what do you have some of those and they voted for me and we won but now the numbers are much higher than they ever were with african-americans. who would have if the law and the same thank you with hispanic and american unemployment which is also at the lowest level in history on employment law i feel about history and women and unemployment women many women. is has a lowest level in almost twenty years the week of that so we have the best

one hundred numbers we virtually ever had and he had all we hear about is his phony russia which that's all we hear a little off the or just one on the other hand on the day. a highly respected judge in virginia made say this it says wall street journal it says this judge questions mahler's authority to prosecute man a for. now po man a for tonight but you know he worked for me for a very short period of time literally for like what a couple of months little period of time then what happened he worked for ronald reagan he worked for bob off they worked i think as a firm for john mccain there were others as anybody said no but he was out there fighting on to c.n.n.

. was. i think n.b.c. made the more distorted and worse. now but on c.n.n. they have all ahead on judges not afford a ses muller's it is easy to hurt trust you believe this is what we're up to it's called a witch hunt so i just said give me that article i want to wear it just happened a few minutes before i walked on stage a federal judge try to question the special counsel robert muller as a starting to bring tax and bank fraud charges unrelated unrelated nobody knows that everything's all unrelated to the twenty sixth in a lecture against former trump campaign manager chairman paul manaf who's there for sure but he's a good person as he is i really believe he said that versus judge here ls who

is really something very special i hear from many standpoints he's a respected person suggested the charges before the u.s. district court for the eastern district of virginia were just part of the molar teams designed to pressure mr man a forward into giving up information on president john. trouble or others in the campaign happens in the final. so when just then. none of that information has resumed information related to the russian government who ordination and the campaign of diana that they do it's from nearly forty. that how does this have anything to do with the campaign the judge yes let me tell you about this we're all fighting about us but i love on these battles it's really awful

was if he was can you imagine if we ever call a rally in washington d.c. when we had no member there wouldn't you know. we have a lot a lot going on you know people don't realize we have great love going on in this country right well it's right here we have and by the way you just saw the research poll that came out the rescue says fifty one or fifty two the highest level i've been at how does that happen when you only get bad publicity had been sent out was people realize was that because people will often that a lot of what i read and a lot of what you see on television is fake they realize that the piece was that

people was. so are you have about also you have a battle to keep your rice and we're going to keep those rights you're going to be so happy you have to say you weren't here in the trump i was going to win but you all went out there. you all want out there and you voted you vowell and that was the only put out that trauma from our past there were times when you say he's a week before and i was saying i remember they came out with a lot of phony poll. you know that's a low suppression. they convince you that you're wasting your time why should you go to a movie instead come home watch this is us very few of the people in this room and in this country did that and we. really had

a big. number they said there is no way i like to call there is no way to set it for me there is no way to do says it and they were right but three o six was ok. if the. thank you. so often we had a great time and i think we're doing better now than ever before i think we're more popular now from the standpoint now we produce you know when i was running i said we're going to give you tax cuts and by the way we are you have to say that obamacare we got out they had all of the evening were going to be the evening that we were going to terminate obamacare we got a bad habit you know about that right that was not and i think that was it's unexpected both but if you look at the masters the tax cut. we

also got rid of the individual mandate which is the worst part of obama's right. i don't know the people in texas are going to like this but we also got an huard alaska so i don't know if you're going to like a little competition but you know what it is it's called energy for this country. and that. said i think back i think right. so often we've delivered and when we were running it i would say we're going to this was going to that we're going to that a certain person that's not a very fair person in. lydia said i have to say trouble has actually delivered more than he promised which is probably the first time people have ever heard that statement we've actually delivered more than we promise and let me just tell you this we're really doing well with north korea where really you have

all of the if they. were doing real well a. number of they said oh it's kind of. they were not happy say three months ago when the rhetoric rhetoric was rather shocked and we agree i want to read right now now i'm trying to calm it down a little bit so i'm not going to use it. but let's put it this way users. i know you come from texas whoever. it was the. look for years three years they had this problem and everybody was said don't talk don't don't please just the last president is tracers have a policy of silence no door. you may then

as i am angry. don't cough if a horrible statement is made about the united states don't say anything we have no comment. please please tell me. the same thing with the right member was signing that horrible deal and they're marching in the streets saying jeff to america i said you signed a deal with the marching saying that tomorrow. fortunes. are saying that death to america and we have. the former ministers. as. as represented by. john

kerry. not the best to go yet or we've ever says he never walked away from the day. excessively in that bicycle race where he fell and broke as well as. was the only time. i said don't have a broker like you stay or should i say you don't want to go see if you make much. but he progresses. and i learned. at seventy three years old never go into a bicycle race or say to. me don't go. i'm not seventy three he was ahead to. what i'll be this. but we are hearing things going on then you know with respect to north of there remember how strong it was and it was saying this is going to be

a nuclear war we're going to have in our you know he gets his nuclear war we wish we were being read thank the you thank you. so let's talk about guns shall. paris france has the toughest gun laws in the world the president just left washington emmanuelle great guy. nobody has gone in just hours nobody. and we all remember more than one hundred thirty people plus a tremendous numbers of people that were horribly horribly wounded you notice nobody ever talks about them they talk about off people that died but they never mentioned that two hundred fifty people had horrible horrible

wounds i mean they never mentions it. but they died in a restaurant and various other close proximity places they were brutally killed by a small group of terrorists that have this they took their time on ah and got them down on the one by one boat come over here oh oh come over here bo-o. if you were in those rooms one of those people. and this is i was said. it just last just after. but if they want to employ. we're just responding to patients had a gun or everyone like nurses in this room. had been there was a had an officer record. the terrorists would have been shot and

it would have been a whole different story. we all know. what's going on at six. but chicago has this toughest gun laws. this children off but you know what's happening it seems that if we're going to outlaw guns. like so many people on how do democrats. you better get out of it. then we will get out and you know what i would have said. we are going to have to out all immediately all vanish and all across all which are.