you are saying this is a wonderfully democratic movement, it is a wonderfully democratic movements willyou are losing faith in democracy very fate —— fast. seems to me you are losing faith in democracy very fate -- fast. look what democracy has done. it gave a regs it in our country, it gave us donald trump over there. they are hands you happen to disagree with but they are answers the people came up but they are answers the people came up with through the process of a democratic election. are you saying these days you prefer putin's managed democracy or china... no, no, ithink managed democracy or china... no, no, i think democracy is the best worst system that we have. i can't think of anything better. but that doesn't mean that we should not be made extremely anxious by it, and any philosopher who put his mind to democracy knows all along there is a secret rob leth democracy and that is the people. people often get things wrong. according to you, it is not so much the people, it is the result. as long as it makes the right decision. but who are you, no offence, to describe to me what

well, if you're saying this is a wonderfully democratic movement, it is a wonderfully democratic movementin democracy. seems to me you're losing faith in democracy very fast. 0h, of course i'm losing faith in democracy. look what democracy‘s done. it gave us brexit in our country, gave us donald trump over there. i'm not a great believer in democracy. well, they're answers that you happen to disagree with, but they are answers that the people came up with through the process of a democratic election. are you saying these days you prefer putin's managed democracy or china's... no, no, no... what are you saying? no, i think democracy — democracy is the best worst system that we have. it is — and one can't think of anything better. but that doesn't mean that we should not be made extremely anxious by it, and any philosopher who's put his mind to democracy knows all along that there's a secret problem with democracy and that's the people. the people often get things wrong. are you saying you don't think the people get things wrong? according to you, recently, it's not so much the people, it's

and then came the east german democratic movement the democratic awakening which included past surrender and she said it's chaos there they need me. soon thereafter in spring one thousand nine hundred. appointed deputy spokesperson for the first and only democratically elected east german government. was the turning point she joined the christian democrats the c.d.u. and began a rapid and grueling rise up the political ladder. seemed made to order for then chancellor helmut kohl she was just what he wanted for his west and male dominated christian democrats young a woman and from the east as coles protege was appointed minister for women and youth in the first cabinet of the reunify germany. in november one thousand nine hundred ninety year after losing the chancellorship cole was still the honorary chair and running patriarch of the christian democrats but then came a scandal kohls party the c.d.u. had run an illicit slush fund involving donor contributions uncle american broke ranks and made a move that would rock the already shaken old guard of the party in a prominent daily she wrote

and then came the east german democratic movement the democratic awakening which included pastor wright. she said it's chaos there they need me. soon after in the spring of one thousand nine hundred appoint a deputy spokesperson for the first and only democratically elected east german government. that was the turning point she joined the christian democrats the c.d.u. and began a rapid and grueling rise up the political ladder. americal seemed made to order for then chancellor helmut kohl she was just what he wanted for his west and male dominated christian democrats young a woman and from the east. coast protege who was appointed minister for women and youth in the first cabinet of the reunify germany. in november one thousand nine hundred nine a year after losing the chance to ship cole was still the honorary chair and ruling patriarch of the christian democrats but then came a scandal. the c.d.u. had run in a listen slush fund involving donor contributions. and broke ranks and made a move that would rock the already shaken old guard of the party in a prominent daily paper she wrote

less of a pro democracy agenda abroad he's less interested in nation building or in fomenting democratic movements and of course that was a good part of the disagreement between president putin and predecessors whether that was the color revolutions in the former soviet space or some of the american actions in the broader middle east so i think trump would like to minimize that but he still finds himself in a conundrum he still got alliances in korea in the middle east and elsewhere and he still got alliances in europe and these things create pressures so i'm not against what he's doing but i would agree with your point that there's been a big change from him as a candidate to him as president less so a change from obama to trump as presidents ok patrick let me go to you i mean in a way i agree with michael and thomas but broadly for very different reasons i mean i suppose we all agree here the neo cons are back with a vengeance but i don't see why anyone should be happy about that i see thirty years of absolute utter failure and now we have the consensus that this failure is what will continue i

. >> sure, so the international fringe movement is a democratic movement of arts-making.lly any artist that wants to have a show in the festival can have a show in the festival. that means is there is an incredibly diverse amount of work that schaap iis happening. music, dance, theater. i think the thing that unites it is that it is artists that are experimenting, trying new things that are really creating work that has never been seen before. you might see a show in a basement, a show outside in a park, a show on a rooftop. it really takes it outside of the traditional theater going experience and creates a new kind of experience. >> that's cool. mary, your play talks about your coming of age with david bowie as your guide. tell us more about that. >> so basically david bowie was my imaginary friend growing up. i think growing up is always challenging for everyone and really finding your own self. and the thing i found with david bowie is i found he found the words for me at times when i was unable to find my own words. and through his influence, i became an artist and a

but there are many in the democratic movement who are proud of what he achieved. is convention the names of our parents eli sanders and dorothy glassberg sanders. it is with enormous pride that i cast my vote for bernie sanders. the question is where does the party go now? larry sanders joins us from our oxford studio. jony, mr sanders. hillary clinton has lots of things that she blames during the course of this book for the reason that she lost the election. but i‘m sure you don‘t die into the idea of what she is saying which is that if it hadn‘t been for your brother bernie sanders donald trump would not be the president of the united states now.|j trump would not be the president of the united states now. i don't agree at all but what i think she‘s doing is not only going back over the past but it is a part of the continuing struggle that is taking place between clinton type supporters and bernie and his supporters for the future of the democratic party. that will mean things in real life like if bernie succeeds in getting a universal bill through, which he has

the fact and this is crucial that the labor movement accepted that they shouldn't have an alliance with the left they wouldn't go further than the democratic party social movements whether they were anti races whether they were anti sexist and all of that they were constantly suspicious of gave limited support to they fell for the notion that we had to be patriotic pro-american in the way of cutting the alliance with socialists and people like that which was ironic because it was that very alliance in the one nine hundred thirty s. that brought the labor movement to the strength it once had and when he gave that up it unfortunately fell into the very strategy that the business community had hoped for no alliances on the left they have to worry about between labor and more progressive forces while they were cultivating the very relationship with the conservatives and the fundamentalist religious folks that they have been building ever since now it's a remarkable remarkable story which if i could slightly change the subject we've got this giant hurricane. earl on its way and we just had harvey just we know wiped out large chunks of texas bac

. >> what we've seen here today is a firm democratic and unstoppable movement that obviously is not to remain silent >>> shares in vw and porsche hit the skids after volkswagen increases provisions for its emissions settlements, while munich prosecutors arrest an ex-porsche executive in the emissions probe. >>> and a new dynamic in brexit talks. there's progress in the latest round of discussions as brussels indicates that it may be open to prime minister's hopes for a transition deal. >>> good morning it's been a busy week for the markets. today markets are range bound, at least when it comes to the stoxx 600. we are flat as a pancake i want to let you know we are heading for the best monthly gain this year in part because we've seen the weaker euro throughout september. even for the quarter, the third quarter, we're on track for a quarterly gain after we fell in the second quarter due to the euro strength. let's look at the european markets one by one the ftse 100 up by 0.4%. the dax up by 0.2, despite weakness in the automakers the cac 40 slightly underperforming. by in large still

recently confirmed that he had been diagnosed with colon cancer however his party the democratic move the movement for democratic change says that the treatment is a routine procedure trying here i will be president robert mugabe's main opponent in zimbabwe's twenty eighteen general election. the kingdom in northern nigeria is still trying to recover three years after a devastating attack by boko haram the people of the core kingdom fare that they may lose their unesco world heritage status after fighting destroyed four or five hundred year old buildings as well as artifacts. from one daraa mountains of northeastern nigeria is a state. the kinda core is high in the mandara mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed where i heard screaming everyone ran away when they came when i returned after going t

movement." moore will face democrat doug jones in a special election in december. the winner will fill attorney general jeff sessions. ten men, including four assistant n-c-double-a coaches and an adidas executive, are charged in a sweeping federal corruption case. they're accused of accepting bribes to influence star athletes' choice of schools, shoe sponsors, and agents. those bribes allegedly totalled hundreds of thousands of dollars. a federal prosecutor describes the case as focused on "the dark underbelly of college basketball." the coaches charged are from auburn, university of arizona, university of california, and oklahoma state. the f-b-i has set up a tip line for anyone with more information about the case. pictures taken during a wedding photoshoot in canada are going viral. but they're not just regular photos of a bride and groom. they show what happened when an unexpected incident occurred. david muir has more. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - one more hot and humid day; stray shower early afternoon - tropical storm maria turns northeast later

movement? a tax plan two weeks from now. the dinner tonight with pillows and schumer at the white house? more meanings of moderates today, republicans and democratssee movement here, don't you? >> i am very honored to have dinner at the president not too long from now. we are going to talk about the same issues. i am glad that he's trying to build out and reach across the aisle and see who can come along. i don't think necessarily it will be chuck schumer or nancy pelosi, but there are enough other members on the other side of the aisle that will come along. stuart: thanks for joining us, sir. come again soon. appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart appeared stuart: totally different subject here the drugmaker allergan transferring its patent on the nitro, restate this. transferring to a native american tribe in new york. the company is doing this to protect the drug from a patent dispute. what is the legality of that? i'm not sure. judgment helicon awaits here. >> i'm not sure, either. one way of looking at it if they were challenges on this patching and by re-transferring the ownership to a sovereign entity, the native american tribe are sovereign

five year old symptoms reportedly came on suddenly gathering of his opposition coalition the movement for democratic change on thursday he was airlifted from the capital harare and taken to a hospital in johannesburg in south africa is now said to be in a stable condition caught in egypt is up elgin's life sentence issued to the country's former president mohamed morsy the ruling is final and it cannot be appealed morsi was given a twenty five year sentence in two thousand and sixteen after being convicted of passing on state secrets to cata he won the presidential election in two thousand and twelve after an uprising ended thirty years of us naval barak's rule morsi was removed in a military coup a year later. at least fifty four people have now died during three months of tarantula rain and. the u.n. says more than eleven thousand homes have also been destroyed in the country's capital niamey which is one of the hardest hit areas this is where weather also left nearly twenty thousand people displaced which often faces food shortages and drought is now facing further insecurity after the floods des

the group, immigration liberation movement, accused democrats of using dreamers as a bargaining chip and compromising with president trump instead of fighting him. >> we are resistant. to trump. not to democrats. >> reporter: nancy pelosi tried to respond several times. >> do you not want to listen?>> reporter: the dreamer who wanted to share his story was also shouted down by the protesters. >> can you hear me out? >> reporter: after nearly 40 minutes the news conference was called off. >> if you don't want to listen, we will have to shut it down. >> reporter: the protesters said they want congress to pass the dream act to protect the 800,000 doctor youth -- daca youth but they do not want compromise to endanger the 11 million undocumented immigrants who are not dreamers. >> immigrant youth who don't identify as dreamers or fit into the box of a perfect dreamer, those are the voices we needed to uphold. >> our dream act as a pathway to citizenship for us without throwing our parents under the bus. >> reporter: they say protesting is the only way they can be hard because they cannot

minister recently confirmed that he has been diagnosed with colon cancer bob his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment as a routine procedure channel i will be president robert mugabe's main opponent in the country's two thousand and eighteen general election. there been protests and against a controversial law granting concessions to public officials accused of corruption before the two thousand and eleven arab spring protests to say it's a setback for democracy. the process through central china's was mostly by young people who say the amnesty law passed by parliament on wednesday is rewinding the revolution that took place nearly seven years ago. the law gives amnesty to thousands of people who served in the government of former president. we are all here to say no to the amnesty law we will not forgive without accountability. to musial was where the so-called arab spring began when mohammed who is easy a fruit and vegetable seller set himself on fire after a dispute with local authorities. it led to protests which spread across the country with tens of thousands demonstra

that i have is, why isn't nancy pelosi the only democrat showing up on the radar that is denouncing the behavior of antifa, a very growing and violent movement, just the other day a democratic reporter filmed a veteran a vietnam veteran handicapped in a wheelchair and antifa member took the water out of that person's hand, spewed it on that person and there they all are masked in their clothes and there is no democrats denounceing that poor behavior and they tend to be against, you know, antifa, antifascism. i want to know why everybody blasted trump for not saying it correctly first time through with the racist issue that occurred in charlottesville and then he came out and did do it correctly, thankfully and no one saying anything to democrats about why they aren't denouncing this group who are violent and awful, disgusting people doing terrible things to other human beings. host: josephine in new york, open lines, what do you want to talk about? caller: good morning. i want to talk about the fact the u.n. is most useless and corrupt organization in the world. whatever they touch, they turn to ash. when they went into the baltic to help pe

minister recently confirmed that he had been diagnosed with colon cancer however his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment is just over eighteen percent procedure trying rivalry president robert mugabe's main opponent and zimbabwe's two thousand and eighteen general election. more than seven hundred mayors from across the catalonia region of northeast spain or protested in barcelona and support of a planned and dependence referendum political tensions in spain are increasing as the proposed october voting date nears the cattle on government plans to go ahead with that despite the central government's warnings of legal prosecution karl penhall reports from our salon. we will vote they chant a vote to break away from the rest of spain good people should do. more go see. catalonia brandishing the star of office echo their supporters. more than seven hundred man is gathered in barcelona state prosecutors are threatening to arrest them if they permit the independence referendum to be held in their towns the central government has declared the ballot illegal now didn't think that fills

democrats to document back and say we're working for the white middle class. and never even say -- not just the name, the condition of 10 it million poor and working poor people. only a movement can force a change in that dynamic. and that's why i said if we went through 26 presidential debates in the democratic primary, the republican primary, and the general election, and neither side -- neither side had an hour on the poor, neither side talked really about systemic races, may have talked about being against david duke or something, but i'm talking about systemic disparities, guys, we didn't have an hour on restoring the voting rights act that's been gutted 52 years after. more voting rights in august 6, 1965, we just saw a movement has to force that conversation. and we're not talking about this campaign, i can't say it all on tv right now, just having another rally or another tweet storm, we're talking about a season of serious agenda-driven, soles of poor folks, civil disobedience in 25 states and the district of columbia. over a period of time, we have to break through this limited moral narrative. >> and as you know, wasn't even a majority of black churches who were su

old symptoms reportedly came on suddenly during gathering of his opposition coalition the movement for democratic change on thursday he was airlifted from the capital harare and taken to a hospital in johannesburg in south africa he said to be in a stable condition the scale of a humanitarian disaster following last month's flooding and landslides in sierra leone is overwhelming orphanages in the capital freetown more than a thousand people were killed leaving many children without parents nicholas hack reports the chaos of august is landslide came a few miracles. nineteen months old that is one of them rescuers found him with neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. you know how it's us and i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died his body stuck in the mud my heart went cold in. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. some of the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of family home this is a c

the group emigrant liberation movement accused her and democrats of using dreamers as a bargaining chip in compromising with trump instead of fighting him. after nearly 40 minutes the news conference was called off. >> the organizers said afterwards they do not want democrats to allow compromises that could endanger the 11 million undocumented immigrants who are not dreamers. >> those who do not identify as dreamers are fit into the box of a perfect dreamer is the voices we need to uphold. >> our dream act is a pathway to citizenship without throwing our parents under the bus.>> reporter: meeting their demands might be difficult. in a republican-controlled congress. >> they are going to a bank that has no money. the democrats don't have the political power or capital to carry out the agenda necessary to meet their demands.>> reporter: professor of politics james taylor says the protesters biggest success was getting their message out to the larger public.>> they used her platform to speak largely to the country and to speak to donald trump. he needs allies.>> reporter: the democrats dre

so it's quite a whiactually reqs and outside our movement to be able to challenge democrats and the right, but especially democrats so hold them accountable to say you are on our side and are you on the freedom side or are you not. because for a lot of us, this is our life or death issue. and political parties is a life or death issue. for us in the last few years, the crisis has even gotten higher. in relationship to the movement and agendas and the reality of democratic representation of people, folks need to have a backbone and we need to be able to hold their feet to the fire. [ applause ] >> so i think as we all know, the modern success of this country is built on the backs and blood and sweat of people of color in this country and then through colonialism all over the world. so i think for a white person to stand up ask say they are going to support black and brown lives, really gives us obligation to do something. not just to say that or have it on piece of paper, we fwheed to use that privilege to amplify the voices and struggles of other people and for me that means not just sayi

. >> there is a movement now with steve corn, democratic out of tennessee calling for the impeachmentdonald trump, is that a good strategy or bad strategy. >> you need 67 senators to remove the president of the united states, that has never happened. with 52 in the senate is no t likely to happen. first of all, the republican house is not going to impeach him and the senator is not going to remove him and even if the republicans wi republicans were a minority, they a lot to block that. if mueller comes up with treason, that's a different matter. i don't see it all. >> howard dean, glad you are with me. thank you for joining us. >> that's our show tonight, as always, keep the faith. >> for more information, visit our website. >> hi, join us next time of musician tom moralo, that's next time, we'll see you then. and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ - today on america's test kitchen, julia prepares the perfect strawberry-rhubarb pie. adam reviews cold brew coffee makers. gadget guru lisa reveals her favorite tea gadgets. and dan makes a cherry clafout

that includes the democratic party, the progressive movement, that includes democracy. >> sandra: i wante back in here. >> we got it, richard. most of these protests -- even if it's black lives matter, i see the same antifa, anarchist marching with these people. my question is very simple. if democrats don't support them, why are members of congress and democratic leaders marching with them at the protest? go home when they're burning up cities? >> excuse me, first of all, nancy pelosi has come out and condemned them. >> sandra: >> sandra: your nameg one democratic leader, richard. we've already heard that before. hold on, richard. even this piece -- the democrats a silence on antifa is dangerous. it talks about the disturbing silence from leaders of the democratic party. if you naming one leader. who else has spoken out? >> other democrats have spoken out. antifa -- excuse me, i am talking. antifa doesn't represent the democratic party. they condemned the democratic party. not to mention the fact that i've been to black lives matter protest. in washington, d.c., baltimore, ferguson, chi

there is movement for impeachment, democrats are not going to be defending him. have all of the surreal plot twists, this is one of the big ones. the final point i would make, steve bannon early in the administration was talking about of populist coalition that would involve working closely with democrats on something like major infrastructure project. i think the bannon vision which is trump's him -- it's not partisan. puts democrats and republicans together. i don't know for saying that but there's a predicate to this kind of thing. goes back to whether republicans like mitch mcconnell or paul ryan should trust donald trump. >> bret: the politics. we are talking about the republican side and the right and conservatives having a problem. on the democratic side, there are people on the left, the populist left or farther left to say don't get too close to this president. this is the bad guy. when they start making deals, they have some kind of problem from the left. >> i think there is a problem from the left. >> bret: dianne feinstein says maybe he has a chance o

pan african congress is more than a political party, more than a republican, more than a democrat, but in movementased, given amnesty, the four of them. although it's a big mob and big slogans and it still a little afraid of marches and big slogans and mobs, but they actually got out of prison, they were leaders of the group and they came forward at the risk of being called sellouts, et cetera, by their fellow members and said, we see what you are doing. you've started the amy biehl foundation for you started job creation, yet started fiscal programs. we want to join you. we didn't ask them. they came forward. i think their courage was amazing. and today, they speak with me both are in the u.s. and internationally, in island and other places but their living their own lives. they have beautiful children and they first called me the first on a met them at a little house, they called me -- and i said so what's that? they said grandmother here so i am a grandmother to their children, but more than that coming back to the u.s. i've learned a lot about oppression and countless things that what we've ta

opposition leader recently confirmed that he's been diagnosed with colon cancer of his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment is a routine procedure assuring you i will be president robert mugabe's main opponent in zimbabwe's twenty eighteen general election. and the scale of the humanitarian disaster following last month's flooding and landslides in sarah leone is overwhelming often often edges in the capital freetown more than a thousand people were killed leaving many children without parents because hulk reports out from freetown. in the chaos of august his landslide came a few miracles. nineteen months old say there's one of them rescuers found him a neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. when i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died his body stuck in the mud my heart went cold and. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. among the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of f

treatment the former prime minister recently confirmed he has colon cancer his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment in south africa is a routine procedure is expected to be president robert mugabe's main opponent next year's general election. people living in a historic hilltop settlement in northern nigeria fear it may lose its status as a unesco world heritage site. came three years ago this strong and centuries old buildings in artifacts villages and leaders in the kingdom say they're still fearful they won't let it happen again now trying to rebuild catherine so reports. the kingdom of core is high in the mandarin mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled much of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after a draft. so we started putting out the phone

treatment the former prime minister recently confirmed the as colon cancer his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment in south africa is a routine procedure trying to rise expected to be president robert mugabe's main opponent in next year's general election. well to the struggle in an ancient kingdom in northern nigeria which is trying to recover and rebuild fighters destroyed five hundred year old buildings and artifacts three years ago people remain wary of further boko haram attacks on their culture and fear their home will lose its status as a world heritage site catherine sawyer ports. the kingdom of the core is high in the mandarin mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after i had left i had burned

>> i think they function in a void, the democratic party and the progressive movement right now doesn'tave an agenda, they can't really run on more open borders or more gas and oil production, or 1.6% gdp growth, and then that void, we have a antifa street to thuggery that is part of the party, and they are sort of a robespierre, and we went to liberalism, and now this is the engine that is driving things. i guess, if they can convince the democratic party in 2018 that there is a fascist under every american bed and every american bedroom, they cannot drum up hysteria because they are very few -- everyone -- they are not very numerous or influential, but if you can convince them in a 1950s style that they are everywhere, maybe you can drum up identity politics. there is kind of a history to this, talker, in the sense that we can condemn others, but when we get into hugo chavez on the left, or castro, especially stalin, one of the greatest mass murders of the 20th century, then we say you know what, they broke a few eggs to make an omelette, where they had to use certain means because eq

johnson sirleaf extended her work to biography who becamed the leader thereof women's movement and the first democratic include elected female president in african history, and in 2011, you can give a hand for that. and in 201 received the nobel peace prize. we're all thankful that miss cooper has returned to her birth place to write this book, and her book is impressive for both the detail and insight in providing something that we can all look to. he is reserved in her personal life and presidency is examined in this book. we are all thankful that miss cooper is extending her writing career to biography and history and we look so forward to having her talk and be with us today. at the close of her talk you'll have a chance to ask her questions at microphone you see set up on the aisle. you should know that this is being live streamed and you are on camera and you will be archived at the library of congress. so, make these questions good. so, please, join me in giving a warm welcome to miss helene cooper. [applause] >> hello. thank you for the introduction, i woke up this american to rain and i though

the group emigrant liberation movement accuse pelosi and democrats of using them as a bargaining chip and compromising with president trump instead of fighting him.>> reporter: pelosi tried to respond.>> if you're not going to listen.>> reporter: the dreamer that was scheduled to share his story was also shouted down.>> can you hear me out? >> reporter: after 40 minutes the conference was called off. >> if you don't want to listen we will have to just go.>> reporter: they want congress to pass a dream act to protect the 800,000 youth. they do not want democrats to allow compromises that could endanger the 11 million undocumented immigrants that are not dreamers. >> immigrants who don't fit into the box. of a perfect dreamer. that is the voices we needed to uphold. >> our dream act as a pathway to citizen without throwing our parents under the bus.>> reporter: protesting is the only way they can be heard. they cannot vote. meeting their demands might be difficult for democrats to make republican-controlled congress. paul ryan and trump made it clear the democrats dream act would need a

democrats want to see movement on tax reform. mmittee has been reacheding out to democrats, some level of bipartisanship, what democrats don't want to see is any lowering of taxes for the wealthy but lowering of taxes for the middle class as reported. so there is potential obviously. we have seen there being a lot of possible bipartisanship, we only saw one item get done last week. i'm not holding my breath but i am hopeful this is one issue democrats and republicans can agree making the tax code simple. >> providing relief you don't the democrats or republicans suffering but human beings. there is resistance among the parties extreme bases, conservatives on the right and liberals on the left, there is a resistance to look like you are giving your blinking. do you think that makes progress slow? that is still out there. >> the extremes to hold enough power to slow down like obamacare repeal or other instances on the left. there may be enough coming together, the president is not playing games and when it comes to tax reform they n