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economy coming possibility of a recession and protests in hong kong. this is 10 minutes. >> the president was tweeting antifahe would designate as an organization of terror. that allows the president to do that. >> the president is looking at that and we discussed that there was an increase in domestic terror and the director of the 23 made that clear on july in a sworn summary -- sworn testimony. he has made clear that there's an increase in the number of includes white

supremacy, antifa and probably anti-semitism. i think any of our first amendment rights does not extend to violence or you cannot pick and choose the think is criminally representative and punishment. you also can't just make up domestic terrorism and >> the president is responding to the increase of domestic terror. that the at happy the is focused on international and domestic or. terror. we are watching the protesters in hong kong and they are not a

small group. he made that very clear yesterday and hopes there is a peaceful resolution as well. united states supports democracy around the world and i just answered the question about hong kong and china. the president has made remarks about the protesters in hong kong and working on many different issues and physicians in china and that among them. >> can you talk about the schedule to the g7? >> that has not been finalized yet. have seen some of. you have seen the president before and he will be meeting with any number of world leaders . that will be finalized this week.

yesterdaysident said that most honest say will not be a person. you are physically who he is talking to about that? >> yes, i do. it is nice to see the media final covering the trump economy. au are using a tweak here or word there. the fact is the fundamentals of our economy are very strong. we have more people working right now than ever before in the nation's history and more people going back to work. we have people with job availability and job stability. they can go and try to compete for one of the other seven cups available part from the one they already had for the part-time one-day have. they have all these choices called freedom and free market.

contrast that to me care for all angry new deals and taxes for everyone else and free calcite -- free health care for illegal immigrants are that would sink our economy and everybody knows posts for see no mueller bombshell, conspiracy that never happened. economy focus on the because that is the president strongest suit. the fundamentals are strong and i would say that consumer confidence is very high. the optimism is there. half a million plus manufacture jobs since the president got elected. again, appointment rates are low and the confidence levels are high and that matters because consumers are spending their money and many of them are saving and many others don't have to dip into their savings

for basic household needs. he didn't need a proverbial magic wand. he just needed a courage that others did not have including four job creators to the childcare tax credit, have energy development program in the country that now lets us be an exporter -- net exporter of gas and oil for the first -- first time andy deregulation agenda. we hear from the business owners and the deregulatory agenda the new one in is important. it is very important to our nation well-being. it is justners say as important as a tax cut so fundamentals remain strong and it is good to your people covering the economy again after a lengthy hiatus, but again, you

don't have a magic want to say we are in a recession. fortunately has a courage to do what is .redecessor did to it essentially, there were many loopholes and he fixed that. prevented thee in june in charleston 2015. that would and should have people who should have failed their background checks prior felony convictions were in the system. the president also was looking to take a lookdo

at the country and the fact patterns that are chilling to so many of us. he looked at the particular come he inspired to be, but local authorities visited his homes consensus of times and nothing happened. he was not removed and apparently did not get the help that he needed and yet, he got firearms. somehow the juvenile workers -- records will not transfer over. when the president says we need to fix and health and look at mental health, it is not that everyone that has it is a shooter, but we have specific incidences where that has been an issue. i'm very grateful and

overwhelmed with joy and gratitude to all of the first responders who work to stop those three would be mashers justin this last week. whene are learning that you see some -- see something, say something. more people can stand up and say , this kid down the street is scaring everybody or he seems a little off. you can make anonymous tips are at a can be investigated and it can be investigated so that people who need help get it and they don't get firearms when they should not have firearms. all of this could be stopped. there's a great politico article all of you to read. it is entitled the real reason why president obama never passed gun control, but it goes down how he did not really campaign on it.

you had a lot of democrats including some still serving who voted against the assault and span in 2013. there was not a lot excitement and robust error on the part of the democrats and they had to proof -- be approved senate veto proof senate majority. flagid 20 he would look at -- he said this when, even look at red flags. we are looking at many different avenues, but there will be no confiscation of firearms from american who possess and legally under the second amendment. confiscate legally owned firearms without due

process. that is not going to happen and that is where some of this is going. >> tuesday, vice president and was at this space council in chantilly, virginia. -- 9:30ve at 9.30 yeah a.m. eastern. or you can listen free on the c-span radio app. saturday, august 31, starting at 10:00 p.m. eastern, our coverage includes coverage with ruth bader ginsburg. shroyer, his book is the knee.eat of wounded

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