nick bryant travelled to mount rushmore to find out. rushmore in south dakota? carved into the rock are sculptures of washington, jefferson, teddy roosevelt and abraham lincoln. four presidents who truly made america great. donald trump continues to boast he'll be the most presidential person ever, other than possibly abe lincoln. but even people who voted for him take a very different view. i'm a bit disappointed and the reason is because i think he was the right guy at the time to shake things up, to move things forward, but he's causing too much chaos and not bringing enough order to government. i think his ego's getting in the way so i'm hoping he's going to take a step back and take a look at himself. i think he can do the change, if he gets rid of his ego. i don't think he's been as presidential as i'd ideally want. but i think he's getting used to the job, as well, and i think he'll get there. donald trump has described his use of social media as modern—day presidential. he clearly believes he's communicating in ways which meet t

nick bryant travelled to mount rushmore to find out.nto the rock are sculptures of washington, jefferson, teddy roosevelt and abraham lincoln. four presidents who truly made america great. donald trump continues to boast he'll be the most presidential person ever, other than possibly abe lincoln. but even people who voted for him take a very different view. i'm a bit disappointed and the reason is because i think he was the right guy at the time to shake things up, to move things forward, but he's causing too much chaos and not bringing enough order to government. i think his ego is getting in the way so i'm hoping he's going to take a step back and take a look at himself. i think he can do the change, if he gets rid of his ego. i don't think he has been as presidential as i ideally want. but i think he's getting used to the job, as well, and i think you'll get there. donald trump has described his use of social media as modern—day presidential. he clearly believes he's communicating in ways which meet the requirements of the twitter ag

the fake news media will say he believes he should be on mount rushmore.o i won't say the, i won't. but every president -- they will say it anyway, you watch tomorrow. trump thinks he should be on mount rushmore. isn't that terrible. what a group. what a dishonest group of people, i'll tell you. and you note funny thing is that you would think they would want to see our country be great again. you would think so. but they don't. some day they will explain it to me. every president on mount rushmore believed in protecting american industry. we have to protect our industry. and now we are going to start. we are reclaiming our heritage as a manufacturing nation again. [cheers and applause] bob kraft, the owner of the new england patriots. he came to the oval office and he brought with sheet with hip that just came out. manufacturing enthusiasm in the united states is at an all-time high. isn't that great? to me that's so great. because we are going to bring back our jobs, bring back our wealth, and we are going to bring back our dreams. and we are going to br

every single president on mount rushmore -- now, here's what i do. i would ask whether or not you think i will someday be on mount rushmore but -- no. [cheers and applause] but here is the problem. if i did it joking, totally joking, having fun, the fake news media it will say, he believes he should be on mount rushmore. so i won't say it, okay? but every president -- they'll say it anyway, you watch tomorrow. "trump thinks he should be on mount rushmore." isn't that terrible? what a group. what a dishonest group of people, i'll tell you. and you know, the funny thing is, you would think they would want to see our country be great again. he would really think so. but they don't. someday they'll explain it to me why. every president on mount rushmore believed in protecting american industry. we have to protect our industry. and now we are going to start. we are reclaiming our heritage as a manufacturing nation again. bob kraft, the owner of the new england patriots -- i don't know if you like new england but, the hell with it. that's okay. but he came

i'd ask whether or not you think i will someday be on mount rushmore. at a rally in ohio earlier this week double trouble joked about one day having his own famous speeches memorialized in style. but here's the problem. if i did it junkie. totally junket having fun. the fake news media will say he believes he should be on mount rushmore. course if you travel through the american heartland you'll find many truck supporters of rick got it still has a presidential. era. but a fellow site. someone like them slovenes that fight east to west coast buildings. people like the members of the freedom motorcycle church a short ride about russia. word considered outsiders at times but so was he. and he's coming into a plac. where he makes people uncomfortable we've been there we know what that's like? and we understand that we understand when he talks about stuff. and. and that's us you know and so yeah we like that we relate to that. presidential reputations change over time mavericks become mainstream divisive figures become unified. but for that double trouble r

every single president on mount rushmore -- here is what i do. i ask whether or not you think i will some day be on mount rushmore. but -- no. but here is the problem. if i did it joking, totally joking, having fun, the fake news media will say, he believes he should be on mount rushmore. so i won't say it, okay. >> again, as you heard there trump did say tonight with the exception of late great abraham lincoln he can be more presidential than any president that's ever held the office. tonight's speech came as senate republicans voted to start the debate on a bill or bills of some sort to repeal and replace obamacare. the vote was close. vice president mike pence had to break the tie. the dramatic entrance of the day belonged to this man. senator mccain who was flown to washington to cast his vote 12 days after surgery. of course a subsequent diagnosis of malig ant brain cans after vetting yes he made a passion knit plea to his friends colleagues oh to for a return to barpsz bipartisanship and civility. >> our deliberations can till be important

beckett and joyce and flann o'brien, the father, son and holy ghost, that's our mount rushmore.g about any other writers, you've lowered your eyesight, you've lowered your gaze from those three. so i wanted to take my cue from their experimental tradition, and did it tentatively in notes from a coma, my prayer novel, but i think grabbed it a bit more two—handedly in solar bones. mike mccormack, thank you very much for talking about solar bones. thank you. a decent enough day across most of the uk today. we have a bit of rain in the forecast a night, mostly across northern areas, and it has been raining in northern ireland, scotland, the lake district. the weather front has been trundling northern areas. cloud to the south, but it has been a dry day. spots of rain across the north. for some, more than a few spots, but very short lived. the rain is out into the north sea by the time we get to the north sea by the time we get to the early hours of friday morning. tonight will be quite fresh but not as cold as last night. the weather is looking fine, sunny spells, and further south

beckett and joyce and flann o'brien, the father, son and holy ghost, that's our mount rushmore.bout any other writers, you've lowered your eyesight, you've lowered your gaze from those three. so i wanted to take my cue from their experimental tradition and did it tentatively in notes from a coma, my prior novel, but i think grabbed it a bit more two—handedly in solar bones. mike mccormack, thank you very much for talking about solar bones. thank you. the rest of england and wales we have at showers heading south, and still this evening in parts of south—east england before clearing away. overnight, clothes are operate the rain in scotland with a brisk wind. elsewhere clear skies and the cool night to come. kalou than this away from towns and city centres. ford mondeo jooste away from towns and city centres. ford mondeojooste this is the main story, high—pressure settling things down, offering sunshine, and bridges heading up. this is the picture on monday morning. it looks cool but don't be fooled because temperatures will head up quickly in the sunshine. and light winds for mos

beckett and joyce and flann o'brien, the father, son and holy ghost, that's our mount rushmore. talking about any other writers, you've lowered your eyesight, you've lowered your gaze from those three. so i wanted to take my cue from their experimental tradition and did it tentatively in notes from a coma, my prayer novel, but i think grabbed it a bit more two—handedly in solar bones. mike mccormack, thank you very much for talking about solar bones. thank you. time for a late—night check of the weather. promising brightness for much of us. things brightening up for most of us, and where they brighten up this afternoon, temperatures responded. temperatures 24- 25 temperatures responded. temperatures 24“ 25 degrees in one or two spots, all because of a wedge of warm air between this warm front in this cold front. as we go through the rest of the night, that warm and will become confined to the southern half of the country as this cold front sinks further south. with a warm and humid air, this and murk and drizzle. temperatures 1617 degrees. cool and fresher to the west across nor

beckett and joyce and flann 0'brien, the father, son and holy ghost, that's our mount rushmore. about any other writers, you've lowered your eyesight, you've lowered your gaze from those three. so i wanted to take my cue from their experimental tradition and did it tentatively in notes from a coma, my prior novel, but i think grabbed it a bit more two—handedly in solar bones. mike mccormack, thank you very much for talking about solar bones. thank you. good evening. after a mostly cloudy saturday, things brightened up quite nicely for most of us during sunday, and we take that bright weather with us and we take that bright weather with us into the start of the new week. temperatures will climb as well. by wednesday, 30 celsius in some places, but that could spark some thunderstorms. 0nce places, but that could spark some thunderstorms. once they clear away, she will —— we will see temperatures dropping away and it will be cooler. today saw sunshine in northern ireland, cloud in southern parts of england, but we should clear that way through the night. for the vast majority, it w

i would ask whether or not you think i will some day be on mount rushmore, if i did it, joking, totally joking, the fake news media will say "he believes he should be on mount rushmore." >> jonathan, opportunities missed or would it not have made a difference? could this president have gone out, made a speech, and said here is what is wrong with health care, here is why i think we should fix it, and i need you, the american people that support these ideas, to put pressure on your members of the senate to get this done. >> considering how unpopular the bill is, it may be too late, but he has never done any of those things. he does not grasp the details of the bill. he never made a case why it is better. >> still building the wall that we don't have funded. >> and why obama care is bad, not a solution of why his plan is better. >> one of the things that struck me when we were listening to john mccain, is he said we should return to regular order. the place where korng can get things done, but can you have something that approximates regular order in such a irregular washington. >> the ins

. >> i have asked whether or not you think i will someday be on mount rushmore. [ laughter ] >> but here's the problem. if i did it, joking, totally joking, having fun, the fake news media will say, he believes he should be on mount rushmore! [ laughter ] >> boo!! boo! >> so i won't say it okay? i won't. [ laughter ] >> mr. trump also focused on his administration's tough approach on sanctuary cities like those here in the bay area. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in oakland now with more on how local lawmakers are responding to the latest changes for sanctuary cities. >> reporter: good morning, well, oakland already voted to cut ties with immigration officials cutting all ties with i.c.e. now, this is going to affect local law enforcement agencies because attorney general jeff sessions is saying no, if you are a local law enforcement agency or local city and you're a sanctuary city, you're not going to get any federal grant money anymore. he issued new rules. under the rules, the department of justice says it will withhold certain federal grants unless cities do two things: give immigrati

support, military park which were standing in right now which is a statue by the man who did mount rushmore. >> we checked out in artist gallery. i had a chance to see how glass was made at a glassblowing art gallery. >> we have beautiful boutiques run by local entrepreneurs. we have over 16 art galleries in the city. we have cathedrals, basilicas, there's so much to see. >> for more information the information is quite simple. it's cold, have you met newark.com? >> we are join now by the editor of the jersey report. welcome back to chasing news chain. the stories about tours of newark, to me it sounds a little bit strange. apparently this is a thing and people are coming to newark to take the tour. what you think? >> invoke magazine in february 2017, this past year there is an article called mimi in newark telling people who are living to go check out newark because it's happening cultural place. obviously it's getting the press and people are doing something about promoting tourism there. it speaks to the police force and what they have accomplished. >> they have done a good job. i don't

many people say they wish they could blow his face-off of mount rushmore. or the jefferson memorial in washington d.c.. and by the 1990's they don't know anything other than a name and a hypocrite. so basically they knew nothing of the rest of his life. to be shrunk down to those two things but what struck me is while we could be disappointed and angry that he never freed the slaves but not to look at the other person but then with the hamilton craze but now jefferson is a caricature of not a real person so i thought it has taken me 50 years to get around to it i have the benefit of 50 years of wonderful scholarship in dozens of books on every aspect but i can put this in a more sophisticated context so to look away from slavery but the account of the south that took race relations seriously and religion seriously so i just thought looked at jefferson who was sickly and the whole person and put him into historical context to a understand him and make the point that doesn't mean you approve of what they did but to come to terms with the decisions that a pers

i would ask whether or not you think i will some day be on mount rushmore.joking, totally joking, having fun. the fake news media will say he believes he should be on mount rushmore. so i won't say it, okay? i won't. [crowd booing] they will say it anyway, you watch, tomorrow. trump thinks he shouldable on mount rushmore, isn't that terrible? what a group. what a dishonest group. steve: i will tell you what, it was a lot like the campaign a year ago. it was kind of a flashback to then. is he still working on a lot of the stuff that he was talking about then. he needs help. we will talk a little bit about the healthcare thing. there were some themes. a lot of people chanting lock her up. build the wall. drain the swamp. then there was a guy about one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. you know, you missed a bunch of great guys today? everywhere you w

media would say he believes he should be on mount rushmore. >> how concerned should people be about as you go up the numbers go up dramatically and in the pros 99%. >> all you need is a good hat, water and a good pair of shoes. >> there you go. >> i want more than that. >> shoots this one down the right field line. >> a valiant effort to try to catch a foul ball. >> dad drops his drink while reaching for ball but he still cannot make the catch. >> his son's reaction is the best. the kid is not having it. >> that's like a bummer isn't it? >> i love that when he's looking at dad like gosh dad you let me down. >> he did try. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell. the senate is back in session now and is about to take up new votes on health care. it follows republicans failure last night in their first attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the vote to begin debate on health care squeaked through yesterday with the help from john mccain. he made a dramatic return to the senate after being diagnosed with brain cancer and he offered advice to the polarized law makers

if it were chelsea clinton they would be putting her head on mount rushmore. trish: they took a meeting with ukrainian officials because they wanted to see hillary clinton win? ford: the dnc did try to get opposition research from ukraine. let me say something to gina's point. i probably would have taken the meeting as well under certain circumstances. i would have gone to the campaign lawyer. thin would have distanced myself from the meeting. if it's nothing, i don't report it. if it's something, i take the material and i call the f.b.i. trish: he didn't have many staffers. you compare his team to clinton's team. two different ballgames. >> i totally agree with you. i'm just saying everyone who tells you they wouldn't have taken the meeting are lying through their teeth. i know the clintons play dirty and you have to play he which way to beat them. trish: president trump's pick to be the director of the f.b.i. says the russia probe is not a witch hunt. but president obama clearly feels otherwise. we'll debate it after this. trish: these live pictures coming i

they have gravitas, they're people on mount rushmore. in that regard he is not presidential. he is presidential in the same way kid rock will be senatorial, which is to say not at all. but that's not necessarily a horrible thing. you know, as was said earlier, donald trump didn't run to be presidential. he ran to shake things up and to be different. >> matt, that's a good point then. >> i would say -- >> that is a very good point. that's why so many people may have voted for him, because they wanted someone to shake things up. maybe they didn't want someone who is presidential, but when it comes out of his mouth he opens himself up for criticism. i mean who sits there and says, you know, "i am the best, i'm better than this person?" humility goes a long way. if i sat here and said, you know, water cronkite has nothing on me and ed warld r.mouro wishes he could filmy shoes. it is absolutely ridiculous. even if one thought that, they wouldn't say that. go on, matt. >> no, i think that's right. i'm not a historian, but i mean i would say like, you know, you go down the list of p

. >> chris: we will ask to top senators if >> chris: a look outside the beltway at mount rushmore inone south dakota. the senate holds a big boat this week on what to do about obamacare with major splits among republican members. meanwhile, other priorities like the budget, tax reform and raising the debt limit are stacking up like planes over an airport on a summer afternoon. joining me now to discuss the trump agenda from south dakota at the chair of the republican conference, senator john tony and from baltimore, democratic senator ben cardin. gentlemen, before we get to obamacare, i want to talk about the agreement that both parties have apparently reached over the weekend about a bill to impose new sanctions on russia and to limit the president's ability to let those sanctions. as the president going to sign that bill? >> senator thune: i believe he will come of the senate passed it 98-2. both of us voted for that. the house is made some minor modifications, they extended it to north korea. this is a bill that will go to the president's desk and he started to should sign it into

. >> i'd ask whether or not you think i will some day be on mount rushmore, but here's the problem.say, he believes he should be on mt. rushmore. >> how concerned should people be about this? >> very concern. as you go get up to high school, . >> shirley maclaine said all you need is a hat, water, and a good pair of shoes, so there you go. >> i need more than that. >>> the effort to catch a foul ball. >> dad dropped a drink while reaching for the ball, but he still cannot make the catch. >> his son's reaction is the best. the kid is not having it. >> i love that. >> come on, dad. >> he tried. >> oh, goodness, goodness, goodness. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nor real o'donnell. the senate is expected to take up new votes on the health care. they failed in their first attempt. >> the vote to debate on it squeaked through yesterday with the help of senator john mccain. he made a dramatic return after being diagnosed with brain cancer. he offered polarizing advice to the lawmakers. >> stop listening to the bomb bafters on the television, radio, and the internet. to hell with the

. >> every president on mount rus rushmore believed in protecting american industry. we have to protect our industry. now we're going to start. we're reclaiming our heritage as a manufacturing nation again. manufacturing enthusiasm is the united states is at an all-time high. because we're going to bring back our jobs, bring back our wealth. we're going to bring back our dreams, we're going to bring back once again our sovereign dia diaz -- liz: white house job announcement. they are set to open a new factory in wisconsin, possibly bringing 10,000 jobs to the region, welcome to "risk & reward." we are awaiting the president to make a job announcement at the white house this hour. with wisconsin governor scott walker, it is expected to be about apple iphone maker fox con. u.s. markets hitting new all-time high across board. in a interview with "wall street journal." president trump dropped this surprise apple's tim cook has promised me 3 big plants, big, big, big, he called me, he said they are going forward. it is unclear if the fox connews is related to that. >> appl

in my opinion, why a gentleman that belongs there on the mount rushmore if you will of the black struggled help to bring about change and i have not heard anyone. >> guest: this yet. barry gordy junior. in work that was done at motown records. whatever you think about detroit you had to think about motown.and malcolm was the front lines during which he was, martin luther king certainly give his life. i think motown records and the music and the political statements, they change market music than people realize. there was a certain activism and i think as a nation, moton was on west grand boulevard. as time went on music was nice and every wanted to dance in there was a time where the white people physically in the south, the parents would not let their kids by the records so barry was smart at that he would put cartoons in different pictures and things on album covers that were not the artists because the parents would not know that they will black artists. and later on to 67 and 68, no society is changing and things are becoming more - will rise and assassinations they never comes marvin

. >> every president on mount rus rushmore believed in protecting american industry.stry. now we're going to start. we're reclaiming our heritage as a manufacturing nation again. manufacturing enthusiasm is the united states is at an all-time high. because we're going to bring back our jobs, bring back our wealth. we're going to bring back our dreams, we're going to bring back once again our sovereign dia diaz

maybe i should go to moun mount rushmore this summer. >> well, certainly in the west, i would say glacierer down south, visit the everglades. but i think our nation should stand proud. our park system is the envy of the world. our greatest legacy. come out and visit our parks. ainsley: you know about this message, though? we're talking -- he ran on jobs. jobs, jobs. so if we buy american, if we travel in america, it means more people are going to be at work. it medians more money in all of our pockets, which is a good thing. i love that he had all of these companies represented at the white house. i was looking through the list. ping golf clubs made in arizona, tumblers made down in georgia, chick-fil-a, caterpillar, and the list goes and on. you can find this list on the white house website. how did it go yesterday? >> well, it went magnificent. you see a lot of support. you know, made in america. and on our side, we have rvs, campers, the recreation industry i think we figured was $39 billion of the economic impact on our parks. and the recreation side across the nation is far greater t

in my opinion, why - belongs to the mount rushmore -- berry gordy junior.in motown records. whatever you think about detroit you have to think of motown and as malcolm was the front lines doing what he did and martin luther king certainly gave his life, i think that motown records in the music and the political statements they change more to music than they realized there were certain activists and i think as a nation, motown was found in 58 on west grand boulevard. as time went on, music was nice and everybody wanted to dance and there was a time where the white people, particularly in the south. white families, the parents would not let their kids by the records so he was smart enough that he used to put cartoons and different pictures and things on album covers that were not the artists. because the parents wouldn't know they were black artists. and that's how they got started. and later on, you get to 67 and 68. now that society is changing things are becoming more, we have rights and assassinations. now here comes marvin gaye with what's going on. stev

this includes every president on mount rushmore. george washington encouraged americans to produce their own goods so that our young nation could become truly independent. thomas jefferson wrote that americans should choose products made in america whenever possible -- and by the way, i'm asking you to do that. abraham lincoln warned that abandoning the policies that protect american industry would produce want and ruin among our people. theodore roosevelt stated in his first message to congress that reciprocity must be treated as the handmaiden of protection. james monroe called on our nation to cherish and sustain our manufacturers. james garfield said of our nation's manufacturers: to them the country owes the splendor of the position it holds before the world. william mckinley believed that when america protects our workers and industries, we open up a higher and better destiny for our people. and calvin coolidge stated that protecting american industry enables our people to live according to a better standard and receive a bett