, known known as , known as m543 bloodthirsty cartel known as ms—13 has infiltrated our schools and threatened innocent children. we have seen the horrible assaults and many killings all over long island. where i grew up. we have seen the vicious spread of transnational gangs into all 50 states, and the human suffering they bring with them. —— long island. i have been with the parent and senior parents. it is devastation. a very respected general recently told me that ms—13 are the equivalent in their meanness to al qaeda. my administration will not rest until we have dismantled this violent gangs and we're doing it rapidly and we're sending them the hell out of our country. we're sending them back home where they belong. one by one we're finding the

illegal immigrant drug dealers, gang members and killers and removing them from our country and once they are gone, folks, you see what we're doing. they will not let them back in. they're not coming back. this effort to restore safety to our country, we will strongly support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust the incredible men and women of law enforcement. i just signed the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust signed an executive order directing the attorney generaljeff sessions to combat crime and that of hartmut of justice is now prioritising the prosecution of criminals who attack offices of the law. —— officers. and

we are also working round the clock to keep our nation safe from terrorism. my administration has taken historic steps to approve screening and vetting for those seeking visas to enter the united states. we have seen the attacks from 9/11 to boston to san bernardino. we have seen the bloodshed overseas. you look at what's happening in other countries. we already have enough problems to worry about in the united states, which we love so much. we don't need to be at meeting people who want to press, hurt or kill innocent americans. they're press, hurt or kill innocent americans. they‘ re not press, hurt or kill innocent americans. they're not coming in. so

let me state this as clearly as i possibly can. we are going to keep radical islamic terrorist the hell out of our country! soi so i have a question for you. you've been to a lot of rallies. first of all, is there any place like a trump rally? right? soi so i did this a little bit during the rally, had done it a long time. who has heard the poem called the

snake? i have it. does anybody want to hear it again? are you sure? 0k. ok. so let's dedicate this to general kelly, the border patrol and the agents for doing such an incredible job. the agents for doing such an incrediblejob. this was the agents for doing such an incredible job. this was written by cal —— al wilson a long time ago and i thought it about people coming in and we know we will have problems. we have the very carefully vet them and be smart and vigilant. here it is. the snake. it is called the snake. " on her way to work one morning, down a path along the lake, a tenderhearted woman saw a poor,

half frozen snake. his pretty coloured skin had been all frosted with the due. poor thing, she cried, i'll take you win and i'll take care of you! the border. take me in, oh, tender woman! take me in, for heavens sake! take me on, oh, tender woman, side the vicious snake. she wrapped him up all cosy in a comforter of silk and laid him by herfireside with some comforter of silk and laid him by her fireside with some honey and some milk. she hurried home from work that night and as soon as she arrived she found that pretty snake she had taken in had been revived. take me in, oh, tender woman,

she had taken in had been revived. take me in, oh, tenderwoman, take me in oh, tender woman, sighed that vicious snake. she clutched him to her bosom. you're so beautiful! she cried. but if i hadn't brought you in by the snake now, by now, though heavens, you would have died. she stroked his pretty skin again and kicked in and held him tight. but instead of saying, thank you. that snake gave her a vicious bite! take me and, oh, tenderwoman, take me m, me and, oh, tenderwoman, take me in, for heavens sake. take me and, oh, tender woman, sighed the vicious snake. i have saved you, cried the woman! and you have it any! heavens

wire? you know your bike is poisonous and now i'm going to die! 0h, poisonous and now i'm going to die! oh, shut up, silly woman, said the reptile with a grin. you knew down well i was a snake before you took me in! —— damn well. does that explain it, folks? does that explain it? keeping america safe also means rebuilding our defences. under the leadership of general ‘mad dog' mattis, he is

doing great. i said, you got to give mea doing great. i said, you got to give me a great general for the border. he did. we have begun the process of rebuilding our military and restoring full readiness. we are also protecting taxpayer dollars. i've already saved more than $725 million on a simple order of their 35 planes. i got involved in the negotiations. —— f35. and there are millions of dollars to be saved. we step up the fight against isis and we will not stop until isis has been destroyed. at the same time, we've strengthened our friendships and alliances all around the world. for instance, we were very proud to

quietly work with the egyptian government last week to ensure that an american citizen, a beautiful young woman, came home after being in an egyptian prison for the past three years. she was going to be there for another 28 years. president obama worked diligently for three years, didn't get him out. i met with president as —— president al—sisi and he was great about it. not only did the court system in egypt and the president duterte but they let out her husband and they let out a total of eight people that we re let out a total of eight people that were innocent and they are all baccy are right now. they won't include

that in the 100 days, but i am very proud to have done it and she's a young woman. believe me, she is very happy! i said, young woman. believe me, she is very happy! isaid, how young woman. believe me, she is very happy! i said, how tough was it in that prison? she said, you don't wa nt to that prison? she said, you don't want to know. that was a tough prison. we are also getting nato countries to finally step up and contribute their fair share. they have begun to increase their contributions by billions of dollars, but we're not going to satisfied until everyone pays what they owe and i've been complaining about that for a long time and it's about that for a long time and it's a lot different now, but they still a lot different now, but they still a lot different now, but they still a lot of money. over the past eight yea rs a lot of money. over the past eight years america's average military and defence spending was double what all other nato countries spend combined. not fair. as we work to get other

countries to pay their fair share abroad, we will continue our rebuilding at home. we are rebuilding at home. we are rebuilding everything including by the way our great military. we will have the finest military that we've ever had at any time in the history of our country. last week my economic team outlined one of the biggest tax cuts in american history. even bigger than that of ronald reagan. we are proposing major tax relief for the middle class and lowering the business tax from 35% all the way down to 15%. you will see companies expand, companies come back into our country, companies not leave our country, companies not leave our country any more because taxes and

regulations are so owner is. you will see what happens. let me also be very clear in saying that we are going to save americans‘ healthcare and repeal and replace that disaster known as obamaca re, and repeal and replace that disaster known as obamacare, which is dying, dying, dying. obamacare is dead anyway, folks. you know, they always like the compere. obamacare is dead, it‘s gone. the increases were massive last year, they will be big this year and the insurance companies are fleeing. one of the top people in the insurance industry said, obamacare is innate death spiral. there‘s nothing can do. so they can‘t compere something to it because it won‘t be there very long. believe me, it can‘t be there very long. it‘s not working, it‘s been a failure. under obamacare we‘ve seen double and triple digit hikes in premiums and many americans left

with only a single insurer to choose from and now many of those insurers are fleeing also. you have bases like the great state of tennessee, where i left two weeks ago, where half of the state already has no insurance barrier. and many others. so obamacare is a catastrophe created exclusively by the democrats in congress and they know it‘s no good. they know it‘s not working. and, by the way, we‘re going to get something great. we‘re going to get the premiums down, the deductible is down, we‘re going to take care of every single lead you are going to wa nt to every single lead you are going to want to have taken care of, but it won‘t cost of that kind of money. we‘re going to bring it down. you‘re going to see it. premiums down. we will repeal and replace obamacare.

you watch. we‘re going to give americans the freedom to purchase the healthcare americans the freedom to purchase the healthca re plans americans the freedom to purchase the healthcare plans they want, not the healthcare plans they want, not the healthcare plans they want, not the healthcare forced on them by the government. and i will be so angry at congressmen kelly and all of our congressmen in this room if we don‘t get that dammed thing passed quickly. they‘ll get it done. we know them, they‘ll get it done. in all things we are returning power to the people where it belongs. we‘re going to defend the second amendment... and, you‘re right, we are going to bring education local and we are going to end, and poor.

—— comment paula. we are going to defend their god—given rights of every american family. just imagine what we could accomplish if we all started working together to rebuild this nation. the nation that reason dearly love. ourjobs will come back on, ourdying dearly love. ourjobs will come back on, our dying factories will come roaring back to life. it will be a beautiful thing to watch and this is what‘s going to happen in the united states of america and it‘s going to happen soon and it is actually already happening. we will see a rebirth of safety and opportunity. america‘s children will be taught to love their country and ta ke

be taught to love their country and take pride in our great american flag. and other countries, and you see that happening, will actually treat our citizens and our country with the respect they deserve. it is time for all of us to remember that we are one people, with one great american destiny. and that whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. and we all share the same glorious freedoms of our magnificent country. we are all made by the same

almighty god. as long as we remember these truths, we will not fail. we will never fail. we are americans and the future belongs to us. the future belongs to all of you. so with hope in our souls, and patriotism in our hearts, i see these words to you tonight on 100 days of devotion, hard work, and love for our great country: together, we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america prosper again. we will make america tried again. we will make america safe again. —— proud. and we will

make america great egg and. thank you, god bless you. thank you. —— great again. you have been listening to president donald trump address a rally in pennsylvania, the swing state that he won in the election last year. very much talking to his base, and talking about the successes he has had over the past 100 days in office. it was a very, very wide ranging speech from the president to his supporters. he talked about how productive he was in office, and the great battles that lie ahead. listening on to that rally was our correspondence laura bicker in harrisburg, pennsylvania. so much talk about, laura. —— great —— correspondent. -- correspondent. he got the split

screen that he so wanted. networks are knight will be carrying pictures of celebrities and heading into the white house correspondence then all lend up, ready for a big dinner. —— glammed up. he is with his supporters in industrial heartland, a place that seemed so important to his win. —— networks tonight. —— correspondents‘ dinner. these are people who voted because they thought he would bring back asperity and jobs to this industrial heartland. —— prosperity. but every person sitting or standing here, cheering for the president, there are others who took to the streets outside the white house in chicago and la to campaign against his presidency. —— the white house, in chicago, and in adelaide. we have

seen chicago, and in adelaide. we have seen that a lot in the last 100 days. donald trump will take pride in being amongst his supporters, but when it comes to his critics, he still has not won them over. —— in la. he made a point about not be in washington, but with his supporters. he was talking very much to his supporters there in pennsylvania. that you think 100 days into his presidency, he realises that he needs more than his best to enact change in washington. he was recently candid about how tough the job was proving. i think when it comes to his speech tonight, he did not give any indication that he felt so. not give any indication that he felt so. but if you want to expand on his base, he might have to do more. but there were critics, even people i was speaking to that will walking into night. they said that he had not measure repealed and replace

obamacare, which he promised to do. he has not managed to get through his travel ban, and certainly, when it comes to immigration reform, yes, he is on the way, but there are various hurdles, still to climb. if it is not managed to do that, so far, his supporters are pleming congress. but if he does not managed to do that over his first four—year term, then his supporters will ask the question if he has become another conventional politician. and it has been very much about him being civilly conservative. he has come back on nato, where he said tonight that he has asked countries tonight that he has asked countries to ensure that they are paying their fed chair, but at the same time, he said nato was obsolete. well, nato is not obsolete any more. he has come back on china. he said china was a currency manipulator. tonight, he said china was helping him with the north korea situation. in his 100 days, he is learning that donald trump campaigner, make those promises, that is not as easy as

delivering. things are not black and white. many is to work with what he has got. indeed. any talk about the previous administration. —— and he has to work with what. he said the previous administration a mess. yes, you‘re right. i can almost see your question. you can probably see the crowds filing out, and it is noisy in this hall. but when it comes to these previous administration, people he felt abandoned. —— of the previous. they felt that they were not represented. —— here. one of the reasons donald trump was so successful was that he was unconventional. he has proven to be unconventional. he has proven to be unconventional. his twitter feed unconventional. he has proven to be unconventional. his twitterfeed is not so big we used to from a president. the he uses and hit the speech is that he gives are not aware used to. when it comes to his

actions, many of them have been quite conventional. so he has a lot to prove it nxt —— to prove in the next few years. we are being haggled, as usual. we have been described as fake media. when it comes to what he has gone on to do, it has proved that he has been pretty much straight down the line in his actions, perhaps not his words. today, his speech was back to america first, build a wall, lock up, when it comes to hillary clinton. but that can only last for so clinton. but that can only last for so long. thank you very much forward sticking with us. it is very loud where you are. i will ask you one more quick question. he entered the white house with historically low approval ratings. is that suddenly that worries the president? peoples did not worry him in the campaign, did not worry him in the campaign, did they? -- is that something that.

perhaps not outwardly worry him. but when it comes to his campaign at the moment, he talks about fake media and fake bowls. because he said the polls were wrong when it came to predicting whether he would win. annie says that they are wrong now. —— polls. hear story of their under one simple twitter tag, fake media. but he says he has at this stage of the presidency —— at this stage to me has one of the historical lows for popularity. so we have someone to do to expand his base. bicker there in a crowded rally in pennsylvania. —— laura bicker. more on our website. that is it from us.

please do stay with us. hello there. good morning. the first part of the bank holiday weekend was pretty quiet across most parts of the uk. next couple of days, you‘ll probably see those temperatures rising a little bit, away from the east coast, where it will be on the cool side. there will be a bit of a breeze blowing in across all parts, and it wouldn‘t really be a bank holiday weekend forecast without at least some rain in the forecast. that‘s coming from this area of low pressure. just ahead of that, we‘ve got these fairly tightly packed isobars. means it‘s really quite windy, but it is coming from the south, bringing in that slightly milder air. that low pressure system will also brings some rain to the far south—west first thing. with that southerly breeze, it‘s not particularly cold in most places. eight, nine, ten, or11 degrees. a breeze for all parts. bright and breezy start, but turning wet and windy to the south—west. blowing a gale down there. that gets to wales and spreads across the south coast. so after that lovely, sunny saturday on the

south coast, it will be a different sunday. only ten or 11 degrees and windy underneath all that cloud and rain, which is not quite getting into the london area just yet. but it will do eventually. north of our rain, it is a decent day in the midlands and the north of england. always warmer away from the eastern coasts. as high as 15 or 16 in manchester. decent temperatures in northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 16—17 degrees in the north—east. only eight or nine along the north sea coast. no real problems with the weather at manchester united or at everton. but in tottenham, we will see some clout and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home, as well. but no problems for stage three of the tour de yorkshire. it should be day, but breezy. the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe east anglia as well. a few showers in northern england, but generally, it is a north—south split, with the northern half of the uk largely fine and dry by dawn on bank holiday monday. and temperatures are

holding up quite nicely. temperatures in the western side of scotland dipping to around about five or six degrees. bank holiday monday itself will a north—south split. most of the showers across his own half of the uk. there will be some spells of sunshine as well. the northern half of uk does quite well. the north sea coastal areas will see temperatures around ten or so degrees at best. they will be around 15 or 16 further west. on tuesday, again, it will be cool, cloudy, and grey, up and down that eastern coast. moving inland and further west, much more in the way of sunshine and better temperatures. dry the most part this week. winds light for most places, and while it will be warm for many, it will always be cooler on the north sea coast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is tom donkin.

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