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tone domestically. and this team knows how to play to an audience. they probably know how to work this type of room as well. and that's why you see the term radical islamic terrorism as scripted will likely not come up in this room. but this is again, not a president who is about working off of a script. he works off the cuff and he'll get a feel for the room and we'll see what he actually ends up saying. >> we've seen improvisation by this president. josh, let me ask you, though. to what the public image that we're about to see, certainly a deep contrast to the information that we're getting behind the scenes of the inner circle for donald trump. what have you been hearing, if anything, because they left. those two big stories dropped as air force one was wheels up. but we already knew there was a lot of turmoil behind the scenes.
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have you heard anything about the added pressures that those headlines delivered? >> i have read the same things we have all read in t"the new york times" and washington post about people hiding in their offices in the white house and immense pressure and stress there. you have seen a lot of unsigned statements coming out of the white house, rather than being attributable to an official. a lot of people are concerned we'll see repeats of what we saw over the last couple of breaks where a scandal will break, and then the president will contradict that line in interview or on twitter and then whatever staffer under him went out and what the president says is not true ends up looking like an idiot. that's a problem long-term for the administration. to the extent this trip goes fairly smoothly, as it has been going to date, that will improve the headlines we're seeing in the united states. but the problem is a story like this one about the trump campaign and russia and the election is that there will be news about it repeatedly.
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you keep seeing these leaks. there be disclosures that are not leaks. the memos jim comey wrote have been subpoenaed by congress. he is likely to be scheduled to testify some time after memorial day in congress. we'll see whether robert mueller allows that to go forward. so even if the white house has a somewhat successful reset and is able to demonstrate competence, there will be new news on that investigation that will eventually knock that off the front pages. it will be back to the same problems they were having for. >> i will ask all of you to standby. we will reset just past the top of the hour on msnbc live and we are in saudi arabia following the steps of president trump as he is about to deliver remarks there to a group of assembled leaders in riad of 50 different muslim nations and the speech we have gotten excerpts to definitely portray a lighter and more peaceful tone that will be
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coming from the president as what we've seen in contrast. most likely not hearing the phrase radical islamic terrorism and more pointing toward a joint effort in shared interests in a muslim unification to battle back against those that would cause people harm around the globe. we have been traveling with the president and joins us now. do we have any better sense of timing on when this address will happen? >> either you or your producers would like to hear. but these things get a little fluid, right, especially given that it is roughly i think 5:00 or so here locally. so you have had a full day of events and each event maybe goes a couple of minutes late, et cetera, and pushes back the whole thing. i am looking at our screen right now. you can see i believe ivanka trump speaking with the secretary of state rex tillerson there. we know the first lady is there
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also as we get ready to hear from president trump. he will be introduced by the king, so you will see that and then you will see the president give the speech. we have a sense of what he will say from excerpts. and again i want to caution you here, yes, softer tone. at least from these excerpts and at least in what we're hearing we don't expect the president to say in these particular phrases the words radical islamic terrorism. he is going to talk about islam extremism and there is a distinction there. we will see how the whole thing unfolds over the course of this speech. i will note that for both that may wonder, this seems like a matter of semantics. this is a president who has used the phrase and hit lis political opponents for not using those specific words. it will be notable to see how he frames this speech here. you mentioned his audience. it is a group of middle eastern leaders. the president met with seven
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leaders earlier this morning from, for example, egypt, from other nations as well along the gulf. so it has been a day of interaction. you heard general h.r. mcmasters talk about the president listening and learning. how much of that might you see in his speech? we know this draft, these speeches had been worked out prior to the president coming overseas. i imagine there were probably tweaks around the edges, but i do think if what we see in the next couple minutes here as we check the screen again as everybody gets settled in, if you do hear that pull back of the rhetoric that critics describe as inflammatory towards muslim, it may be a sign that they are having more of a voice and influence. >> we are seeing ivanka trump there, along with reince priebus. one of the excerpts that we have, the president will say religious leaders must make this
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absolutely clear. piety to e vail will bring you in dignity. if you choose the path of terror, your life will be empty. your life will be brief, and your soul will be condemned. also another line we have, the president boiling it down basically in very simple terms, a battle between good and evil. so in what we're seeing so far, could this be one of the most nuanced and deliberate speeches of president trump's short time in office? >> it is certainly not the, you know, clash of civilizations that you heard people like this sort of steve bannon wing of the inner circle talk about previously, thomas. and i don't think you can understate or overstate, rather, how important this speech will be for president trump. he has made saudi arabia his first trip, his first stop, before even israel, which is a
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crucial ally to the united states. we will see the president has clearly taken it seriously or his advisors have in the sense they have crafted to be very deliberate. as you talked about, more nuance than what we have heard from the president in the past. obviously, though, there are some who wonder whether this really can erase everything the president has said previously. as you know, he said he thinks islam hates us, meaning americans. he has talked about sort of rhetoric described as very antimuslim. he proposed a travel ban that affected mostly muslim nations. and, so, there is a question of how far this speech goes and i think more importantly, the consistency with how the president will speak about this issue once he gets back home, once he gets back on u.s. soil and isn't in the middle east any longer. >> and when it comes to the behind the scenes tensions, because of the different headlines that have played out, the different sources being attributed to high level white house staffers.
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>> the leaks, right, right. >> have you heard or have you witnessed anything about how any of those tensions are deliberately being cordoned off from affecting this trip or if any of that is spilling into how they are having to deal with how much pressure is on this trip? >> yeah. listen, i'll say this. everybody is along for the ride, right? almost every senior advisor with the exception of just a couple have come on this trip, including reince priebus. it's not a hard and fast rule. that said, ryan priebus will be heading back to d.c. later on tonight into tomorrow. they've got a big week ahead there. vice president pence is back in d.c. as well getting ready to roll out the budget. you see everybody. you see ivanka trump and jared kushner. you see h.r. mcmaster. you see gary cone. all of them here and they have
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been parts of different factions of the president's circle. based on conversations inside the white house before we left, i think a lot of folks in there are sick of the talking about the balance entry. there has been discussion about frankly how demoralizing the last couple weeks have been for the trump administration. it has been described as a series of body blows over the last 10, 12 days or so. this is an opportunity to look forward on the foreign policy agenda, which is something that has been largely overshadowed because of the domestic crisiec. these aren't going away. you are hearing h.r. mcmaster and senator marco rub bow being pressed about these conversations about what happened in the oval office in that meeting with russian officials, about concerns about this moving forward, the implications of the special counsel. there is still very much at home focussed on all of these issues. despite the images we're seeing
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coming out of saudi arabia here, when the president gets back to d.c., those other issues will not have gone away. i think there is that balance you have to think about as well. i will also note here, we haven't heard much from the president. he didn't say much pubically in these pool sprays they're called, when the small group of photographers who travel with the president get a chance to see him in these settings. he didn't address those cameras very much. today is going to be different. these are expected to be, as i'm checking out the scene here, lengthy remarks, thomas. >> i will ask you to standby for one moment while i introduce the panel. we have a former fbi double agent. we also have an msnbc contributor and business insider, senior editor. we a former state department senior advisor joining our conversation, as well as republican strategist. real quickly back to you in that
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palace intrigue question, just because as you point out so many senior advisors are along for the ride on this trip, one, for anybody that was left behind, does that mean the handwriting is on the wall for leaving the white house. and, two, somebody in that white house on the inside is now a person of significant interest by the fbi. how much is that playing out? >> you're hearing very -- let me take the second part of that question first. tight lips essentially around that second part of it. the idea that somebody is a person of interest according to government sources, washington post first reporting this story, nbc news then confirming it that in fact the fbi investigation into russia is ramping up and entering a different phase now, according to our reporting. secretary of state rex tillerson was asked directly about this. he could not have answered quickly enough and pivoted to a different topic. he just said i don't know anything about it and moved on to talk about foreign policy. and that has been sort of the most public discussion that you
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have seen about this. that said, sort of behind the seens, remember reporters were on the bus from the airport to the hotels here when this news started breaking. and obviously there was a lot of intense interest about this particular topic. as to your first question, which i believe was about the folks left at home, somebody has got to mind the store i think is the line. somebody has to be back at the white house in washington to deal with some of the policy issues they have going on there. i mentioned the budget. that is going to be a driver this week. you are going to see mike pence have some involvement in that as well as mick mulvaney. speaking before the trip with a good course of mine outside the administration, this person had asked who was going and when i ticked through the list the reaction was stunned silence. and then laughter, befuddled law officer because so many advisors are going to be here. there are different focuses of this trip. so, yes, we're talking about
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sort of the fight against terror, about the president sort of overtures toward the middle east now. obviously, when he heads to israel tomorrow, that's going to be a significant discussion, the prospects of peace. you are going to see jarred kushner heavily involved in that. then we get to brusles and sicily where you have the nato summit and those are different issues the president will need to be focussing on. very different discussions with world leaders from europe. and, so, there are people here with expertise in those specific policy points that will be sort of advising the president as well. >> standby for us. we're just getting an image of president trump. a bit subdued i would say. walking in and taking his seat there. as we can see will ber ross who is commerce secretary, reince priebus who is popping his head back up as well as the first lady. ivanka trump is there as well as
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jarred kushner. the king is going to be doing the introductions of president trump coming up here momentarily. but let me ask you, to hally's point about how many folks have come along with the president, the different headlines that he faces here at home and the agenda, the vision he wants to set forward here, how much of that is in peril, the type of agenda he wants to lay out here because of the negative headlines and accusations that are flying here at home? >> well, you know, are you wanting me to address the fact that, you know, all the people that he's picked to accompany him on the trip? >> both things, the fact that there are so many senior advisors there. but there is so much conflict and controversy here at home to get any lift off from what the president would lay out now. >> well, you know, i think the reason he has such a large enter
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raj is because if you've seen him travel he does travel with a lot of his family members and a lot of people he feels close that have his back in the inner circle and especially with jared kushner taking such a lean with israel and that's his next stop and i feel like not only does he have a large ent rag with him as well. when he gets to israel, i would look for more people to join him. i know governor mike huk by is over there. i think you have things going on at the home front, you know, with the russian discoveries and, you know, just compiling on to that. and i feel like, you know, as said earlier, you have to have people kind of watching the shop at home. this is why this trip, to me, thomas, is so important, because if he can show, you know,
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something strong and come out with a very good kind of a uniting speech, both for saudi arabia and, you know, other people watching around the world, i feel like that it will help kind of offset a lot of the negativity and the negative press around the russia issue. >> and thank you so much. standby for us. kristin well kerr also traveling with the president. when it comes to the amount of time that senior staff has had with the president, from your sources or from what you witnessed, have you seen who has had the most time with president trump prior to this speech? >> well, look, we know that he has been working with a number of his top advisors on this speech. steven miller undoubtedly has had a big input, likely his son-in-law as well. one interesting point i think that's worth raising to the
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discussion that you are having in terms of these controversies going at home, there have been a number of meetings scheduled to prepare for this trip, to prepare for big moments like this that have gotten canceled or delayed because of those controversies. it has literally taken away from the amount of preparation time that the president and his senior staff has been able to do. so there was some frustration around that. and i think that raises the stakes for this critical moment for this speech that the president is about to give. again, he sees this as part of his reset with the muslim world, not only in terms of reestablishing relations in the wake of some of those inflammatory comments that hally was discussing but also getting them for engaged in the fight against extremism. this is something he campaigned on. this is something he has vowed to really tackle as president. so i think in all places as we await to hear from president trump. thomas. >> we're just getting that
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sweeping shot demonstrating how everyone is sitting and the setting that is in place for president trump's speech. will ber ross is there with melania trump and rex tillerson sitting directly behind the president. we also got the image of king solomon ready to give the introduction. i think we also saw president trump, i think there were a dish of candies on the desk there also with a pelligrino as he waits for this introduction from the king and the highly anticipated speech we have all been waiting for where as many have characterized this as a reset for president trump to talk about muslim unity and shared interests in fighting global terrorism. some of the excerpts we have already received out of the speech from the white house to nbc news characterized the speech in the simplest of terms,
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a battle between good and evil and i think we're about to hear the king here doing his introduction to president trump. and give me some guidance. okay. >> mr. donald trump, the president of the united states of america. >> we're going to go ahead and listen to the king's introduction. >> your exslensys, your highnesses, i would like to welcome you to your second country, the kingdom of saudi arabia, leaders of both the arab and muslim worlds. please allow me to welcome our friend, mr. donald trump, the president of the united states in a historic unprecedented summit that is held at a time of paramount importance and extreme danger. our meeting with the president of the united states, a country that has deep and friendly relations with many of our
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countries embodies his excellentsy's interest in deeping cooperation and continuing cooperation in fields. it signifies that our arab and muslim countries that are gathering today and whose number is 55 and whose population excee exceeds a half billion people are important partners in fighting the forces of extremism and terrorism as well as achieving world stability and peace. he has many hopes and aspirations for cooperation with the arab and muslim worlds as we thank him and appreciate his attending and participate anything this summit. we would like to confirm our
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pleasure and appreciation for his choosing our country, the kingdom of saudi arabia as his first foreign trip, which reflects his interest and the interest of his country in your blessed summit. at the same time, we confirm that we share this new novel feeling of constructive cooperation to eject extremism, work on fighting all forms of terrorism, stop its financing and its propagation, dry up its sources and stand firm in confronting this scourge that poses a danger to all of humanity. we are gathered here today at this summit to express the
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seriousness in taking vigorous steps to realize a true partnership with the friendly united states in a way that serves our common interests and contributes to achieving security, peace and development for all of humanity. this is what our islamic religion confirms. dear brothers and friends, our responsibilities towards god, towards our peoples and towards the entire world is to stand united to fight the forces of evil and extremism, whatever their sources are in response to the dictates of our islamic religion. islam was and will always be a religion of mercy, tolerance and coexistence as confirmed by brilliant precedence. in its prosperous times islam
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provided the best examples of coexistence and harmony among followers of religions and cultures. however, we see today that some presume muslims seek to present a distorted picture of religion, a picture that seeks to conflate this great religion with violence. we say to our muslim brothers and sisters, our sons and daughters everywhere that one of the most important values is protecting life and that there is no honor in committing murder. islam is a religion of peace and tolerance that urges its followers to develop earth and stops them from corrupting it. it considers killing an innocent
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soul tantamount to killing all of humanity. our way to achieve the goals of our religion and win ever lasting life in heaven is promote the values of islam based on peace, moderation and refraining from destroying and corrupting earth. we all, peoples and countries, reject in every language and denounce in every form damage ing -- damaging the relations of muslim countries or friendly countries and profiling peoples and countries on a relig i don't say or sectarian basis. these acts are the products of attempts to exploit islam as a cover up for political purposes to flame hatred and religious
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and sectarian conflicts as the regime and groups tied to it do. the regime has been the spearhead of global terrorism since the revolution until now we have been in this country for 300 years and have known no terrorism or extremism until the revolution began in 1979. iran has turned down all good neighborliness offered by our nations with good will. it has responded with expansi expansionist aspirations and the interference of internal affairs of other countries, thus
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violating the principals of international law, good neighborliness and mutual respect and coexistence. the iranian regime thought our silence was weakness and our wisdom was retreat until we had enough of its hostile practices and interference as we witness in yemen and other countries in the region. as we say this, we have served at the same time our respect and appreciation for the iranian people. we do not hold people responsible for the actions of their regime. the kingdom of saudi arabia has long suffered from terrorism and has been the target for it because it is the center of islam and the hub of all muslim. it spread through target iing
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through the center of their weight. we have succeeded in confronting terrorist actions, foiling many terrorist attempts. we have also helped our brothers and friends around the world to avoid plots, targeting their security and stability. dear brothers and friends, in our continued efforts in confronting terrorism, the gcc states concluded today historic agreement with the united states of america to adopt strict measures to target financing terrorism by establishing a center in read to target terrorism financing. we look forward to more countries joining the center in the future has this agreement
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will be a model to follow. will be a model to follow based on our existing efforts in this regard. icon firm on behalf of my brothers the attending leaders of the islamic countries that we will be firm in prosecuting anyone who finances or supports terrorism in any shape or form and bring him to justice. mr. president, dear brothers and friends, in our continued war on terrorism, we confirm our resolve to eradicate that and other terrorist organizations regardless of their religion, sect or ideology. that was the reason we all formed the islamic military alliance to fight terrorism,
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which was a pioneering step to curb terrorism. terrorism as a result of extremism in light of the need to confront terrorism, we declare today launching the global center for combatting extremist ideology, which aims to disseminate the principals of moderation and tolerance, confront attempts to deceive the young, shield families and notices and refute the frail claims of terrorists by cooperating with peace loving nations and international organizations. dear brothers and friends, we have achieve d -- this is what saudi vision 2030 embodies in
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all its aspects. keenness on investing in youth, enabling women, diversifying the economy and improving education. the kingdom of saudi arabia undoubted by supports and encouraging every effort by any brother of a friendly nation that aims at accomplishing sustainable development in their countries. we emphasize that achieving peace between the palestinians and the israelis is a just and crucial demand, which requires sincere determination for the benefit of all. the internationalintensify its t shield the aspirations of the people and preserve syria's unity and sovereignty. the hopes and aspirations of our peoples are huge, and our
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responsibilities to achieve them are great. but to resolve, keenness and care will enable us to face these duties with will and we are committed to development as a strategic goal to confront extremism and terrorism and provide a prosperous life. may god help us achieve the good for our peoples. god bless you. [ applause ] >> now i give the floor to the
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president of the united states of america, mr. donald trump. the floor is yours, sir. >> thank you. i would like to thank king solomon for his extraordinary words and the magnificent kingdom of saudi arabia for hosting today's summit. i am honored to be received by such gracious hosts. i have always heard about the splendor of your country and the kindness of your citizens, but words do not do justice to the grandeur of this remarkable place and the incredible hospitality you have shown us
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from the moment we arrived. you also hosted me in the treasured home of king abdul-aziz, the founder of the kingdom who united your great people. working alongside of another beloved leader, american president franklin roosevelt, king abdul-aziz began the enduring partnership between our two countries. king solomon, your father would be very, very proud to see that you are continuing his legacy. and just as he opened the first chapter of our partnership, today we begin a new chapter
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that will bring lasting benefits to all of our citizens. let me now also extend my deep and heart felt gratitude to each and every one of the distinguished heads of state who made this journey here today. you greatly honor us with your presence and i send the warmest regards from my country to yours. thank you. i know that our time together will bring many blessings to both your people and to mine. i stand before you as a representative of the american people to deliver a message of friendship and hope and love. that is why i chose to make my first foreign visit a trip to the heart of the muslim world,
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to the nation that serves as custodian of the two holiest sites in the islamic faith. in my inaugural address to the american people, i pledged to strengthen america's oldest friendships and to build new partnerships in pursuit of peace. i also promised that america will not seek to impose our way of life on others, but to outstretch our hands in the spirit of cooperation and trust. our vision is one of peace, security and prosperity. in this region and all throughout the world. our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful
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future that does honor to god. and, so, this historic and unprecedented gathering of leaders, unique in the history of nations, is a symbol to the world of our shared resolve in our military that will protect the safety of our people and enhance the security of our wonderful friends and allies. many of whom are here today. bonds of friendship, security, culture and commerce. for americans, this is a very exciting time. a new spirit of optimism is sweeping our country. in just a few months, we have created almost a million new jobs, added over $3 trillion in new value, lifted the burdens on
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american industry and made record investments in our military that will protect the safety of our people and enhance the security of our wonderful friends and allies. many of whom are here today. now there is even more blessed news that i am pleased to share with you. my meetings with king solomon, the crown prince and the deputy crown prince, have been filled with great warmth, good will and tremendous cooperation. yesterday we signed historic agreements with the kingdom that will invest almost $400 billion in our two countries and create many hundreds of thousands of jobs in america and saudi arabia. this landmark agreement includes
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the announcement of a $110 billion saudi funded defense purchase, and we will be sure to help our saudi friends to get a good deal from our great american defense companies, the greatest anywhere in the world. this agreement will help the saudi military to take a far greater role in security and operations having to do with security. we have also started discussions with many of the countries present today on strengthening partnerships and forming new ones to advance security and stability across the middle east and far beyond. later today, we will make history again with the opening of the new global center for combatting extremist ideology, located right here in this central part of the islamic
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world. this ground breaking new center represents a clear declaration that muslim majority countries must take the lead in combatting radicalization and i want to express our gratitude to king solomon for his strong demonstration and his absolutely incredible and powerful leadership. i have had the pleasure of welcoming several of the leaders present today to the white house. and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation, and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship.
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instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values, to pursue a better future for all. here at this summit, we will discuss many issues that we share. but above all, we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration. that goal is to meet history's great test, to concur extremism and vank wish the forces that terrorism brings with it every single time. young muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence and innocent of hatred. when young muslim men and women should have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves, it has to be done,
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and we have to let them do it. with god's help, this summit will mark the beginning of the end for those who practice terror and spread its vile creed. at the same time, we pray the special gathering may some day be remembered as the beginning of peace in the middle east and maybe even all over the world. but this future can only be achieved through defeating terrorism and the ideology that drives it. few nations have been spared the violent reach of terrorism. america has suffered repeated barbaric attacks from the atrocities of september 11th to the devastation of the boston bombings to the horrible killings in san bernardino and
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orlando. the nations of europe have also endured unspeakable horror. so, too, have the nations of africa and south america, india, russia, china and australia have all been victims. but in sheer numbers, the deadliest toll has been exacted on the innocent people of arab, muslim and middle eastern nations. they have borne the brunt of the killings and the worst of the destruction in this wave of fanatical violence. some estimates hold that more than 95% of the victims of terrorism are themselves muslim. we now face a humanitarian and security disaster in this region that is spreading across the planet.
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it is a tragedy of epic proportions. no description of the suffering and depravity can begin to capture its full measure. the hold of isis, if you look at what's happening, al-qaeda, he has bow la, abel hernand must b only in the number of dead, it also must be counted in generations of vanished dreams. the middle east is rich with natural beauty, vibrant cultures and massive amounts of historic treasures. it should increasingly become one of the great global centers of congress and opportunity. this region should not be a place from which refugees flee, but to which newcomers flock. saudi arabia is home to the
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holiest sites in one of the world's great faiths. each year millions of muslims come from around the world to saudi arabia to take part in the walk. in addition to an sheet wonders, this country is also home to modern ones, including soaring achievements in architecture. egypt is a thriving center of learning and achievement thousands before other parts of the world. the wonders of iz s, luxor and alexandria are proud monuments to that ancient heritage. all over the world people dream of walking through the ruins of petra in jordan. iraq was the cradle of civilization and is a land of natural beauty.
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and the united arab emirates has reached incredible heights with glass and steel and turned earth and water into spectacular works of art. the entire region is at the center of the key of shipping lanes of is red sea and the straits of hormos. the potential of this region has never, ever been greater. 65% of its population is under the age of 30. like all young men and women, they seek great futures to build, great national projects to join and a place for their families to call home. but this untapped potential, this tremendous cause of optimism is held at bay by
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bloodshed and terror. there can be no coexistence with this violence. there can be no tolerating it, no accepting it, no excusing it and no ignoring it. every time a terrorist murders an innocent person and falsely invoked the name of god, it should be an insult to every person of faith. terrorists do not worship god. they worship death. if we do not act against this organized terror, then we know what will happen and what will be the end result. terrorism's devastation of life will continue to spread. peaceful societies will become even gulfed by violence and the futures of many generations will be sadly squandered if we do not stand in uniform condemnation of
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this killing, then not only will we be judged by our people, not only will we be judged by history, but we will be judged by god. this is not a battle between different faiths, different sects or different kri civilizations. this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people all in the name of religion. people that want to protect life and want to protect their religion. this is a battle between good and evil. when we see the scenes of destruction in the wake of terror, we see no signs that those murdered were jewish or christian, shia or suni.
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when we look upon the strains of innocent blood soaked into the ground, we cannot see the faith or sect or tribe of the victims. we see only that they were children of god whose deaths are an insult to all that is holy. but we can only overcome this evil if the forces of good are united and strong. and if everyone in this room does their fair share and fulfills their part of the burden. terrorism has spread all across the world. but the path to peace begins right here on this ancient soil in this sacred land. america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common security. but the nations of the middle east cannot wait for american power to crush this enemy for
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them. the nations of the middle east will have to decide what kind of future they want for themselves, for their country and, frankly, for their families and for their children. it's a choice between two futures, and it is a choice america cannot make for you. a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. drive them out. drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. drive them out of your holy land. and drive them out of this earth. for our part, america is committed to adjusting our strategies to meet evolving threats and new facts. we will discard those strategies
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that have not worked and we'll apply new approaches informed by experience, talent and judgment. we are adopting a principal realism rooted in common values, shared interests and common sense. our friends will never question our support, and our enemies will never doubt our determination. our partnerships will advance security through stability, not through radical disruption. we will make decisions based on real world outcomes, not inflexible ideology. we will be guided by the less sons of experience, not the confines of rigid thinking. and we will seek gradual reforms, not sudden intervention. we must seek partners, not
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perfection. and to make allies of all who share our goals. above all, america seeks peace, not war. muslim nations must be willing to take on the burden if we are going to defeat terrorism and send its wicked ideology into oblivion. the first task in this joint effort is for your nations to deny all territory to the foot soldiers of evil. every country in the region has an absolute duty to ensure that terrorists find no sanctuary on their soil. many are already making significant contributions to regional security. jordanian pilots are crucial partners against isis in syria and iraq. saudi arabia and a regional coalition have taken strong
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action against militants in yemen. the leb army is fighting those who try to infiltrate their territory. troops are supporting our afghan partners and supporting them strongly. in mossul american troops are supporting shoe anies and shee yeahs fighting together for their homeland. cutter is a crucial strategic partner. our long-standing partnership with kuwait and barahn continue to enhance security in the region. our courageous afghan soldiers are making tremendous sacrifices in the fight against the taliban and others in the fight for their country.
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as we deny terrorist organization control of territory and populations, we must also strip them of their access to funds. we must cutoff the financial channels that let isis sell oil, let extremists pay their fighters and help terrorists smuggle their reinforcements. i am proud to announce that the nations here today will be signing an agreement to prevent is financing of terrorism called the terrorist financing targeting center. co-chaired by the united states and saudi arabia and joined by every member of the gulf cooperation council. it is another historic step in a day that will be long remembered. i also applaud the gulf
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cooperation council for blocking funders from using their countries as a financial base for terror and for designatie i hesbola as a terrorist organization, which they certainly are last near. saudi arabia also joined us this week on placing sanctions ong one of the most senior leaders of hezbola. of course, there is still much work to be done. that means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremism and the islamists. we must stop what they're doing to inspire because they do nothing to inspire but kill. and we are having a very profound effect if you look at
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what's happened recently. and it means standing together against the murder of innocent muslims, the oppression of women, the persecution of jews and the slaughter of christians. religious leaders must make this absolutely clear. it will deliver you in glory. piety to evil will bring you in dignity. if you choose the path of terror, your life will be empty. your life will be brief. and your soul will be fully condemned. and political leaders must speak out to affirm the same idea. heroes don't kill innocents. they save them. many nations here today have taken important steps to raise up that message. saudi arabia's vision for 2030
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is an important and encouraging statement of tolerance, respect, empowering women and economic development. the united arab emirates has also engaged in the battle for the hearts and souls and with the united states launched a center to could wanter the online spread of hate. bahran, too, is working to undermine recruitment and radicalism. i also applaud jordan, turkey and lebanon for their role in hosting refugees. the surge of migrants and refugees living and living so poorly that they're forced to leave the middle east depletes the human capital needed to build stable societies and economies. instead of depriving this region of so much human potential, middle eastern countries can give young people hope for a
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brighter future in their home nations and regions. that means promoting the aspirations and dreams of all citizens who seek a better life, including women, children and the followers of all faiths. numerous arab and islamic scholars have eloquently argued that protecting equality strengthens arab and muslim communities. for many centuries the middle east has been home to christians, muslims and jews living side by side. we must practice tolerance and respect for each other once again and make this region a place where every man and woman, no matter their faith or et nisty can enjoy a life of dignity and hope. in that spirit, after conclude
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ing my visit in a fabulous place that we're at today, riad, which i have gotten to know so well in so short a time, i will travel to jerusalem and bethlehem and then to the vatican visiting many of the holiest places in the three abrahamic faiths. if these three faiths can join together in cooperation, then peace in this world is possible, including peace between israelis and palestinians. i will be meeting with both israeli prime minister benjamin and palestinian president abas. starving terrorists of their territory, of their funding and the false allure of the craven
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ideology will be the basis for easily defeating them. but no discussion of stamping out this threat would be complete without mentioning the government that gives terrorists all three, safe who boharbor, financial backing and the social standing needed for recruitment. it is a regime that is responsible for so much instability in that region. i am speaking, of course, of iran. fl lebanon to iraq, iran funds arms and trains terrorists, malicious and other extremist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region. for decades, iran has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror. it is a government that speaks openly of mass murder, vowing
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the destruction of israel, death to america and ruin for many leaders and nations in this very room. among iran's most tragic and destabilizing interventions, you have seen it in syria. bolstered by iran, assad has committed unspeakable crimes, and the united states has taken firm action in response to the use of banned chemical weapons by the assad regime, launching 59 missiles at the syrian air base from where that murderous attack originated. responsible nations must work together to end the humanitarian crisis in syria, eradicate isis and restore stability to the region and as quickly as
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possible. the iranian regime's longest suffering victims are its own people. iran has a rich history and culture, but the people of iran have endured hardship and despair to their leaders reckless pursuit of conflict and terror. until the iranian regime is willing to be a partner for peace, all nations of conscious must work together to isolate iran, deny it funding for terrorism. cannot do it. and pray for the day when the iranian people have the just and righteous government they so richly deserve. the decisions we make will effect countless lives. king salman, i thank you for the creation of this great moment in history and for your massive
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investments in america and its injuries and its jobs. i also thank you for investing in the future of this part of the world. the fertile region, and it is so fertile, has all of the ingredients for extraordinary success. a rich history and culture, a young and vibrant people, a thriving spirit of enterprise. but you can only unlock this future if the citizens of the middle east are freed from extremism, terror and violence. we in this room are the leaders of our peoples. they look to us for answers and for action. and when we look back at their faces, behind every pair of eyes is a soul that yearns for
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justice and yearns for peace. today billions of faces are now looking at us, waiting for us to act on the great question of our time. will we be indifferent in the presence of evil? will we protect our citizens from its violent ideology? will we let its venom spread through our societies? will we let it destroy the most holy sites on earth? if we do not confront this deadly terror, we know what the future will bring. more suffering, more death and more despair. but if we act, if we leave this magnificent room unified and determined to do what it takes
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to destroy the terror that threatens the world, then there is no limit to the great future our citizens will have. the birth place of civilization is waiting to begin a new renaissance. just imagine what tomorrow could bring, glorious wonders of science, art, medicine and commerce to inspire mankind. great cities built on the ruins of shattered towns. new jobs and industries that will lift up millions and millions of people. parents who no longer worry for their children, their families and who no longer mourn for their loved ones and the faithful who finally worship without fear. these are the blessings of
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prosperity and peace. these are the desires that burn with a righteous flame in every single human heart, and these are the just demands of our beloved people. i ask you to join me to join together to work together and to fight together because united we will not fail. we cannot fail. nobody, absolutely nobody can beat us. thank you god bless you. god bless your countries and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ]
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>> good morning, everybody. it is just after 11:00 a.m. here on the east coast. after 6:00 p.m. in saudi arabia for the last 30 minutes we have been listening to president trump address this body of leaders from 50 predominantly muslim nations. and here is the first international trip of this president and the first major foreign policy address, and the unity vision that the president is trying to display about combatting terrorists, combatting islamic terror. and while he didn't use the phrase that many people had wondered about radical islamic terrorism, he was very subdued in a tone in speaking about islamic extremism. we've assembled a great panel that's been listening for the last 30 minutes. we also have our terrific correspondents traveling with the president, one of which is hally who joins us. it was a pretty amazing performance by president trump when we think about in contrast
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how subdued, how deliberate and certainty nuance language. >> jonathan: it was >> it was a striking switch i heart. even the remarks that the president has made early on in his administration. remember, this is somebody who used during the campaign that perhaps islam hates us. now you are seeing a very different set of conversational techniques moving forward. i want to hit a couple key points that stood out to me. this is a president that talked about tolerance and respect, a president that said that muslim nations must be willing to take on the burden. i do think that is something that perhaps people in his base back home may want to hear. you heard that moment from the president when he said repeatedly drive them out, but putting the onus on the middle eastern leaders in the room with him. some of the things we often hear asides, improvisational comments
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or rifts. much less of that here when you talk about how he delivered that speech to this group. but i do think the headline coming out of this is while he did say the words, it sounded like islamic terror, which is a different nuance than islamist extremism, right, he didn't harp on it or emphasize it the way he has previously and the way he is criticized, for example, former president obama and hillary clinton for not using that specific phrase of radical islamic terrorism. clearly, when you talked about iran, for example, that is something that certainly played well to the saudi leaders particularly in the room. but this is a turning of the page as he sees it from the obama administration and frankly his saudi hopes think so as well. you heard a new chapter of a historic and unprecedented start to the relationship. >> thank you very much. our panelists joining now.
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a cohost of first look on morning joe. also republican strategist, democratic strategist, a former state department senior advisor as well as a former fbi double agent. and let me just hear from you from the standpoint of the state department and your experience as working in the diplomatic relations. how did president trump do? >> well, there is something in this speech for everybody, which is really important because being on the world stage means you have to play to multiple audiences. so he had the audience back here at home, which does include muslims and who wanted to hear that they are considered part of the broader american fabric, several nods to muslims about being part of the abrahamic faith and that terrorism is not done as a false use of god. you have sever nods to folks that do not want increased military engagement inspect
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region saying that america cannot fix these problems alone, putting responsibility on the arab states and also to those who want some moralizing, mentioning that you have in the middle east a yearning for democracy and a yearning for progress. so there is quite a bit in here for everybody. while he also towed the line for making sure he wasn't sticking his finger in the saudi's eyes. >> when it comes to one of the lines being we are not here to lecture, the president did say that muslim majority countries need to take the lead on stamping out radicalization. >> i'm sorry. is that for me? >> for ahman. so the president saying we're not here to lecture, but saying these muslim majority countries need to take the lead on stamping out any radicalization. >> i think in this context the president was perhaps talking more about domestic issues. keep in mind when you go back to 2003 and even before that you have presidents bush and obama a
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lot of their foreign policy was to dictating the need for reform, the need for modernization. president bush had strong feelings about that in iraq. trump is saying we want partners and people who share our interests. less so about coming to lecture you on what you need to do inside your kingdom. that was one of the points he constantly tried to reiterate. there is irony here that president trump on one hand is calling on countries to be involved in isolating iran until the people there get the government they want. on one hand there is this notion he is saying we're not leer to lecture you but calling on isolation of the iranian government. >> the president really putting a target on iran. >> i think the venn diagram is clear. it's iran, iran, iran. but, look, if something stinks in denmark nothing that the president said removes that
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stench. >> do you agree? >> absolutely. i do like the fact that both countries focussed on the isolation of iran because ever since komaney took over that country it was pretty much chaos and they referred how that country had its demise. so i thought that was really good. >> steve, i'll give you the last word here. democrats, will they feel pleased with how the president did abroad? >> i think they'll feel pleased that the belligerent donald trump who was targeting muslims seems to have grown into a more establishment government point of view. this is a speech that could have been given by george bush and it was written apparently the folks who surrounded bush before. i think in that sense democrats will be reassured. they still think he is a dissas trous president as i do, but that's for another day. >> steve, thank you. also my thanks to noel.
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also to our haley jackson. and now we are going to go ahead and join premier league soccer in the second half already in progress. thank you for your time. i'm thomas roberts. >> jonathan: eriksen just too far ahead. he would love to end on a hat trick. still no goal from. looking to bring something back for hull city. over the bar it goes. a touch from the spurs defender that was great. >> david: that's real serious defending. just drives, doesn't he, the tottenham defense.
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he could get back and put the challenge in, but wonderful defending. we have not seen too many holes he plays. going to try to go to the end of the cross. >> jonathan: still alive in the race to tie for the golden glove. the chelsea goalkeeper having already conceded. the fans need something to happen before they start to come alive. trying to get away. >> david: shouldn't have really been allowed to get out of that situation by hull city. but clearly fouled.
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>> jonathan: making up ground on the other side. son will try and look for anybody in white, really. it wasn't the best ball from the south korean. this is josh tymon. >> david: see frustration there. just wants him team to calm down somewhat. trying to get his team to maintain the quality that they had in the first half. >> jonathan: here they come. over the top. well, you could tell what he wanted to do. it's set up nicely, but didn't get the right contact. >> david: it was over very nicely, wasn't it?
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just playing on the shoulder here. >> jonathan: haven't made too many of those for hull. still waiting for that hat trick. although, he hasn't had that many chances. spurs will have a set piece, though. there will be, i'm sure, at least one more chance for harry. some will do their best to get on the end of that one, though. >> david: wants to maintain his standards. very demanding of his players as we've seen through the whole of
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the season. real class way that he has led the team. >> jonathan: big decision coming on wednesday, according to silva. he has already had talks with the club. he will give them a decision as to whether he's staying or whether he's going when they meet again on wednesday. but the fans are in no doubt about what they want. they're responding to the tottenham fans on the moment and looking to respond on the field. it's here with job, jarrod boweo hasn't really had a chance at goal. he's played that a couple of times in the second, a short goal kick.
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here's jarrod bowen making up fro front. over it goes. he's getting closer. >> david: it's almost like they realized that the faps have gotten into the game. they want to have something to cheer for this last home game of the season, also the last premiere league game of the season. >> jonathan: meanwhile, penalty
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against arsenal. >> jonathan: whacked away uns. e space now. erikse eriksen straightaway for eriksen in the box.
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spurs keeping the pressure on again. kane is on side. he's on dele alli now who is. just trying to be too calm and casual. it was wonderful from spurs again. >> david: it was almost sublime from spurs. look at this touch, into the six yard box. david marshal makes the right decision. he comes out and makes himself look big. >> jonathan: fourth goal was for tottenham. he expects the run now. he was off side. lucas might just have been level.
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it was very quiet towards the end of the first half, but now alive, albeit with plenty of help from the spurs fans. but hull has decided to pull their team on. at the moment they have defending to do. >> david: like you said earlier, jonathan, it is quite clear where hull city fans are set on. they absolutely want marcus silva to stay in. they want a man such as him to lead them back into the premiere league. that's a long serenade they're giving the man. >> jonathan: in a moment on the edge of the technical area. here's ahmed elmohamady, enjoying their best possession in the game.
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to eriksen. >> david: hoping to end that with a fourth goal. >> jonathan: marco silva we want you to stay is the chant. that had its effect, i'm sure. new castle counting and lucky they are that he did. on that occasion, they were in the process of putting spurs to the sword. no danger of that happening again here. there are more goals for spurs you feel, if they want them. kieran trippier's ball has
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dissected everything. >> david: spurs play making the wrong decision on the ball, which at the end of the season there is not much to say. >> jonathan: and good save lloris! not quite enough on it. >> david: the options are when you are just getting through danger. you also know he wants to come back in to try to get the shot off. first mistake the belgium has
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made so far. he is flying and surely not this time! is it -- there will be no golden gloves for hugo lloris. a clean sheet lasted 65 minutes, but it wasn't to be for the spurs campaign. >> david: the second half performance alone, hull city deserved this. they well and surely poked and popped around in the first half, but in the second half, they've been well worthy contenders within this game. because it does come off the deflection. architects of their own down fall, allowing him to get close to him. he says it is quite clear. the energy and effervesce has woken them up.
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so he does deserve to get on the score sheet. although, it does spoil the riches this afternoon. >> jonathan: fans respond by serenading their manager. how will spurs respond? here's kane. david to ally. over the top. wonderful from eriksen! fabulous start from marshal. it is a flick from the danish international. davis, spurs have been rattled some. dele alli looking to toss it in. you think marshall might get busy in the next 25 minutes or so. >> david: they're kicking themselves for actually conceding a goal.
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again, this is a good move from tottenham hotspur. what a wonderful instinctive save by marshall. it's so close to him, isn't it? the proximity where eriksen takes the ball just outside the box. he's got milliseconds to react to the shot. >> jonathan: here he is again, christian eriksen. looks like a free kick. tom huddlestone with the foul. >> david: gets so close, but you have always got to be careful against a spurs team who set deliveries. >> jonathan: last time these two lined up from this kind of position, it was eriksen.
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in terms of a shot on goal, it favors ben davis. it will be eriksen again. he almost doesn't celebrate, that's how easy it was. everybody stopped. but not victor wanyama. >> david: this is a pointless free kick to give away. and just no defending whatsoever. the quality that he's got, just looks like the top of his body just goes a split second. i mean, it is half a foot, if anything in the actual decision that's made. let's be honest from a whole city point of view, i think there is an assumption there they are defended poorly once again and he's got a free header. >> jonathan: almost thought he was off side for a second.
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the whole stadium seemed to stop and wait. another goal for victor wanyama. much more prolific this season than he has been in previous campaigns. and not long after they got themselves momentarily back in the game. the game has been stopped. the man who got hull city jumping up and down just a few moments ago as come up worse here. >> david: this is a high disparity, isn't it? clumsy, rather than anything sinister. >> jonathan: there's a couple of changes looking like they're going to happen.
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final instructions being received for the two spurs substitutes. that's in towards dele alli. countered by dawson. dais got the benefit of the doubt. the hull fans don't like it. presented that to kane and dele alli will sniff it away here.
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kane in for the hat trick! was it ever in doubt? harry kane has a hat trick. spurs have five. it is a final day celebration for tottenham and hull have been put to the sword. >> david: the second half hull city have made more of a game of it, but it was a case of if harry kane got his hat trick. there's a split second here where he compliments christian eriksen. i think saunders understood why harry is all by himself once seeing the strike. he's in that type of position. it is a good game. we're looking at a lethal hitman in the very best forward we've ever seen from him.
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let's be honest, it is only going to get better. >> jonathan: another remarkable season. why you were watching harry kane, there had been a sequence of changes for hull city. josh tymon comes off. so the two youngsters have departed. now it is spurs turn to withdraw eric dire, a double-double chan change. so eric dier makes way for mousa dembele and dele alli. he did pretty well against leicester, but probably won't need to perform that role here. they could do that. they should probably just give it a try for the last 17 minutes or so.
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well, we talked all afternoon about spurring being able to assess the game and move up through the gears when necessary. hull stung them with that goal and it was say an impressive response. >> david: pop of reality check in the game. they are in the premiere league. they are playing a team that's gone down, but there is still potential for sting in the tail. but truth be told they haven't had to work too hard if the the games, showing their innate class and ability. they've got someone in who could give something going forward, but for hull city, too little, too late, isn't it? >> jonathan: he certainly put himself about. remember his first premier
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league start. it's not the best attempt to clear. robertson played a part. lloris will still probably be frustrated about conceding.
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>> jonathan: spurs not letting up, it seems. fight might be a decent tally. six would be better. imagine what they did to leicester on sunday, something hull must have been worried about as the players and manager were sitting watching the game. here's mousa dembele. he'll probably fancy getting on the act himself.
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decent chance here. omar elabdellaoui, it is into marshall. when they were waiting at the center, eriksen. spurs just asking the question constantly down the right-hand side. here he goes again, the full back. kane turning away from two and still getting the shot away. >> david: there is a split second where he thought about going down. always seems to create something, doesn't he, when he gets good chances he normally dispatches them. it was worth the angle to get the shot away on goal. again in a position really advanced and pushing his opposite number back. see what he's trying to do. there is the lay on there for christian eriksen. wants to get it away to david marshall's goal.
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>> jonathan: he samuel shashoua has a decentengine. it's a handball and a fairly obvious one. might have been a foul before that. which hasn't been given. >> david: the question only being requested because samuel shashoua is in a position of absolute authority within the gate. that's curious as the last ten minutes of the season as all the fans and players have been put to the test. we've got two extremes to the
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spectrum with tottenham being very, very good this season and hull city coming up short. but both teams will have several weeks to ponder perhaps what could have been. >> jonathan: spurs are making a change. and harry kane won't be getting four this time. he'll have to make do with a hat trick and a wonderful one, too. he joins a select group that have scored five hat tricks in a premier league season and he's being serenaded by all four corners of the stadium. >> david: it is just a wonderful player to watch. wonderful humility, wonderful dedication to his craft. successfully what he does and quite obviously and wonderfully appreciated by every single fan within the stadium. >> jonathan: i bet his first question there was how many has
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la car cue got? will have a good shot. couldn't quite get the shot away. eriksen will. it's not up to his high standards but what a ball from toby alderweireld. >> david: he was absolutely on here. wonderful ball driven into
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vincent. berated by eriksen that he didn't get picked up. >> jonathan: hasn't quite been the season he enjoyed last year. six goals to his name. 18.6 million pounds. he costs more than three times the fee of dele alli, more than eriksen combined when you think about it like that. >> david: yeah. it doesn't do it justice when you break it down like that, jonathan. >> jonathan: there is still time for him to prove himself as a premier league player. >> david: i think what we're seeing as well, he understands that he does have to pay top dollar for these players, but pays no respect to that with regards to picking the team. we saw that how many millions of pounds he costs, he still will pick the plays that are in top fitness. >> jonathan: here's back and
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forth. moussa sissoko right at marshall, and that was traveling. >> david: marshall had a chance today. smashed moussa sissoko. just taking a smidgen out of the tail. >> jonathan: well, ve haven't heard the shout of we want six yet from the spurs fans. but the players by their own actions are suggesting that they do. you can see quite a heavy presence of stewarts beginning to assemble behind david marshall's goal as well just to ward off any threat of a pitch invasion here. it is happening at both ends, actually.
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here is yan sen. son on one side. moussa sissoko on the other. nicely done from robertson, who we believed might be playing his final game for hull city, just like mcguire, has a little over a year left on his contract. eriks eriksen, toby alderweireld, everything being played ahead of
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spurs, who are able to stroll around at the moment. and they will have a free kick, which christian eriksen, i'm sure, will take a good look at. >> david: in a position, isn't it, to the header. he's got the aerial presence that totten mid fielder, really added that to his game. also been a solid mid field presence. >> jonathan: it's going to be christian eriksen once more with one of those trademark deliveries. it's almost gone all the way through. teed up for davis! it is six. hammered home by ben davis, his first premier league goal of the season and spurs are really enjoying themselves now. >> david: spurs have been irresistible today.
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ricochetted back. i think michael dawson is flagged off side. but he's got a solid game, hasn't he, ben davies. as you said, that chance today, that one is unstoppable. >> jonathan: six against leicester, six against hull. no chance of taking the foot off the gas in the final few games of the season. toby alderweireld with the pir row wet. still five minutes to go.
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son gets the decision. hasn't yet got the goal he wants, though. you have to feel a little for marco silva, if he is saying good-bye here. >> david: i'll tell you what, fair play to the hull city fans. there's a mass exodus for the home fans. i understand. i mean, within the landscape of the premier league, you would have taken a miracle for hull city to stay up here. it's taken something super human to keep them in the premier league. it is tiring watching them play sometimes. so to be on that pitch and try to stop them in full flow, almost impossible. >> jonathan: if they had been alive coming into this game. still can't see them going that much differently. such as the spurs dedication to
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the cause. they're giving him space here. the answer to son not this time. but spurs still want more. and they're taking the call quickly as well to try to catch hull out. here is son. even at this late stage of the game, they're still committing players forward for set pieces. eriksen. nice slide. toby alderweireld is there and spurs have seven. they are running riot in the stadium. toby alderweireld has joined the party, and it's his first premier league goal of the season, too. hull are bowing out of the premier league with barely a whimper, and spurs march on. >> david: let's be honest, it
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we're talking about a team in full flow, tottenham. it is about not picking up your men and presuming the opposition has switched off as well. he was looking around for toby alderweireld. son is not off side himself. he's the first one. he is who the initial cross is aimed at. this bookends the season really well, doesn't it? the last game of the season. you had a quick look around. you knew he was on side. >> jonathan: well, they have just beaten their biggest premier league away win ever three daysing a. they have now beaten it again. here's moussa sissoko. you know what, one more goal and they will equal the premier
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league record. >> david: away from home, that is. >> jonathan: manchester united beating nottingham forest 8-1. spurs themselves have had a massive win of course. >> david: again, that was a ball boy hat. >> jonathan: really? >> david: came on to score four goals in about 15 minutes. again, he was breathtaking to watch. spurs with the same youth and the same effervesce about them and the same killer instinct. >> jonathan: it has been ruthless. >> david: to moussa sissoko so has a man down at the moment.
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i think it's andrea ranocchia again. he's holding that right leg. they have already made all three changes. it's going to be a long wait. >> david: i think you would probably say for andrea ranocchia is it must be something pretty sore because there can't be many hull city players that want to prolong this agony here. >> jonathan: not here, not with only about 30 seconds to go. we understand there was going to be two minutes of entry time. are you watching arsenal? spurs finishing ahead of arsenal for the first time since 1995. just the one additional minute now. hull's suffering will not be
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prolonged much longer. andrea ranocchia might end the game off the field. so what more is there to achieve, apart from that elusive premier league title? they have sent records tumbling for goals and points and wins in the premier league. as far as they're concerned this season, this has been another master class, only that golden glove trophy has slipped through their fingers. >> david: he would have had to share it. let's be honest. >> jonathan: hull city bowed out of the premier league and harry kane has the golden boot. another master class from the england striker. says he's comfortable at the
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football club. tottenham will start in the summer. tottenham, by the way, 7-1 up at hull. what a week they've had. 6-1 on thursday. both away. ramseys. it is the end of the draught! what a way to end the season! 28 premier league games. aaron ramsey gets his first of the season in the closing stages of the final game. it is 3-1. >> we've got a perfect view of this. just to the right of this screen now on the 18-yard line. as soon as he gets the ball, watch his body position. he leans back in order to get the curl and then wraps his right instep around the ball.
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watch the chest. leans back, curls it. right in. this is going to be a perfect shot. just leans back now with his chest and then wraps his right instep around it. trophy lift a
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stamford bridge at the conclusion of this game. tottenham winning 7-1 at hull city to add to the 6-1 victory they enjoyed at leicester on city. and manchester city. liverpool in fourth. return to the champions league. they will have to qualify for the first time after 20 consecutive seasons in the top four. it appears that arsenal are going to miss out by a single point. here's holding to welbeck. and there is the final whistle confirmation. arson bangers future will be decided after a board meeting following next weekend's final. the indications are that he may stay. but there is the top five as it
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ends in the 2016/'17 season. chelsea absolutely magnificent. they will lift the trophy very shortly. tottenham have ended the season in remarkable form. 7-1 winners today. but as you can see, arsenal in fifth. a generation of gunners fans have never seen the like. their side will not be playing champion's league football next season. ramsey got his first goal of the season in the final minutes stoppage time to seal a victory. but it is not enough for arsenal, who could yet lift a trophy at wembley next weekend. from the sunshine here at the emirates, gentlemen thank you for your efforts once again. arsenal 3, everton 1. rebecca back to you. >> thank you very much indeed. so arsenal threatened to crash that champions league party, but
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that is rarely the way to go. the last time the gunners finished outside that top four was all the way back in 1996. we shall await arson banger news in the summer. there are some boos at the emirates stadium. difficult to know what direction they are being directed. possibly at the referee. few moments ago, liverpool making it into the champions league. the scenes on the final whistle, let's go to the field.
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crucial goal just before halftime. liverpool ended upbeating already relegated middlesbrough by three goals to nil. just the second time in eight seasons now liverpool have qualified for the champions league. they will be playing in the most lucrative cup competition in world football next season.
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[ applause ] >> from w. henry, the owner of the liverpool foot bag club looks on. they have done it! every single game is over on this champion sunday. lots of goals around the country. we are going to show you them all of course in goals. west ham going to ber limb. chelsea five past, already relegated. tottenham put seven on the road against hull city. 1-1 between leicester and bournemouth. manchester united playing against palace and winning. swansea have beaten west brom and manchester city it was a cruise for them in the end, winning by five goals to nil. so we've got a two and a half goal zone on the way. but if you are watching on nbc or nbcsn right now, no need to
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