about the issues, not just dreamers but opioids, pensions, not funding the military, and we feel the .merican people are on our side >> the democratic leader in the senate, chuck schumer, from about three hours ago. the majority leader tweeted this -- the u.s. house will be gaveling back end shortly, and they are going to debate a rule which would allow them to take up the continuing resolution any day up to monday january 29. we will have live coverage, of course, of the house here in moments and take a couple of remaining phone calls as we wait on thoughts on the shutdown. this is santa barbara, california, susanna. thanks for waiting. republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. it was quite a wait, but an glad i waited. i live in california and indirectly affected by illegal immigration. our whole state is. the state attorney came out on thursday and warned any employer in the state that if they assist the federal government in enforcing federal law

but nothing can stop them in their tracks chasing the merican dream and escaping poverty but the legal route is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble braving tough conditions generally the more help put their lives in danger just to learn from the family risking it all this time when al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together personal stories of lebanese villages on the border with israel up the line runs through this period their daily struggles and the moment when we go get emergency forces stop us when we go there they're sure that us how to survive and peaceful protests during the malays of the interior means defines and resistance at the same time it's means not for tonight and freedom life on the edge of cross border tension lebannon living on the blue line at this time on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. logs a whole row.

newspapers for defamation some things don't just happen by chance he was very striking there were no more merican symbolist specially a lot of people from the brics countries specially brazil russia and china that their special project reveals what was missed in the media coverage. of the panama chronicles. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of the livia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances much as anything this. is almost. eat but with that you have in the end all. the things years. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the local. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never enforced and that means the school boy minus here continues risking their lives for the money they need to survive. well the lawyers for our client contacted. the hell. out of new york. and they were ignored. which is not rig

merican education as compared to european education puts the emphasis on higher education. european education puts especially the tactical of onent in the first years school. so by the time you get to high school, you're doing what be icans are supposed to doing in college. americans realize that blacks are denied opportunities schooling, they start to do things like, well, we will ave open admissions to the colleges for them so they can get in. question, well, if you gave them a lousy part, howin the first are they going to do in college they have to do? >> let me stop you there. we'll get a response. thank you very much for the call, by the way. relates tothat as it education, i think certainly raised the point about ensuring equality in children, but in particular to black children. and that was the point that many parents in the '60s made. even certainly by the late '60s you had this movement emerge, in which you had black children being bussed to what considered to be better white schools. you had some black students you improvehy don't the school for the majority of b

state department has confirmed that several merican were killed in saturday's attack on a hotel in the afghan capital kabul local officials say twenty two people died in the overnight seizure by taliban militants. most people had no mercy it was anybody who came in front of them shot it. best basically it was so forth you know it's tough to know. the exact number of american casualties is not yet known of the victims also includes citizens of ukraine but it's where about kazakhstan and germany most were working for a private afghan airline political consultant lou rockwell believes that the u.s. military presence is aggravating the situation in afghanistan. but already talked about sending in more troops and more planes and other weapons so i think this is just a further unfortunate back down from the campaign promises he made he said some very good things about getting out of afghanistan that the u.s. had no business there and then of course as soon as he was elected he switched and is now stepping up the war in afghanistan and the afghan government itself said that it would only last

news live from berlin hailing a new one merican moment president donald trump delivers his first stateof the union address there has never been a better time just start living the american dream. the polarizing president appeals for a bipartisan push on she reforms but can trump live up to his own call for unity will analyze his address.

i personally as a merican jewish person living in berlin and friends i have would say we don't experience any of that. i think people who are in charge of or involved with jewish organizations are more sensitive to that and are more vigilant about that i wouldn't want to attribute it to to refugees i think that the point was just made it's important distinguish attitudes towards israel and attitudes towards jews and oftentimes they're mixed up and not clarified differentiated to nice especially here in germany where there is so much sensitivity where criticism of israel is sometimes mistaken for anti-semitism is the earning an israeli flag automatically anti-semitic what do you say as a jewish person. i think that as was stated i think earlier on. that. in germany in particular it has a symbolic value that it doesn't have anywhere else and so if it is really flags burned here i think most people would think it's anti-semitic. i don't think it necessarily means it's anti-semitic but very well could be because oftentimes criticism of israel or anti zionism is a cover up for anti-semitism bu

surprisingly billionaire george soros who is lashed out of the platforms by branding them a menace so merican picks up the story people all across the spectrum are concerned about the impact facebook and google have on their daily lives but some of the unexpected has decided to chime in and that's the liberal billionaire george soros who's called them a menace to society and an obstacle to innovation soon media companies. people think. we don't even be aware of it and his open society foundation praise social media for to still attaining the toppling of so-called evil regimes all in the name of social justice and human rights here's an example yeah social media and other information technology tools to stay organized ations need to learn how to adapt these tools to their own needs or they risk being left in the dark now soros may be falling out of love with facebook and google but business is business after all his hedge fund still owns shares worth millions in facebook as well as google's parent company alphabet he did however sell some of the back in november making a pretty nice profit so

thank you merican city built by immigrants was from textiles to robots this is a place that knows how to make great things the old the students are with us here this evening and the auto tech program at diamond regional technical school carry on that rich legacy thank you thank you ok but many american home towns fall river has faced its share of storms but the people here are tough they fight for each other they pull for their city is a fitting place to gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union this is a difficult task and many have spent the last year anxious angry afraid we all feel the fractured fault lines across our country we hear the voices of americans who are forgotten and feel for second. we see an economy that makes stocks soar investor portfolios bold and corporate profits climb but fails to give workers their fair share of the reward a government that struggles to keep itself open russia need deep in our democracy an all out war. on environmental protection a justice department rolling back civil rights by that day hatred and supremacist proudly marching in

and we have to be honest i'm merican right now using the kurds as a boots on the ground and nothing more nothing less and then also to put pressure on tourists to put pressure on russia and to bring a peace deal to syria and should get iranian out of that area and really this is a sad thing you know america betrayed the kurds in iraq and they're about ready to betray them in syria at this moment they're only staying around just again to put a pressure on turks and russian to make a deal and syria and i argue turkey will will not stand by and well as invade the kurdish area and this is a serious mistake and maybe america is allowing this to happen to kind of get turkey in trouble or even i think really is on the friends of the u.s. they don't know exactly what the u.s. they want there is no clear way and and there are politics towards this region especially towards the kurds to keep to it say are a member of a nod to there's a problem if one member of the now two or three to. suit. actually helps them but now. it's a very difficulty about the political the coming of the lead on the usa wh

they will be bankrolled by a by the foreigners because everybody has a stake in not letting them mericanconomy go bankrupt well i think i think through the market the traders out there that are setting the interest rate on long term government bonds which is really what you're referring to which is that if things were so bad why would we be able to borrow at such a low long term rate i think those traders don't. either that i don't think they understand all the off the book liabilities or they do understand those liabilities they understand we're bankrupt but they think the other traders don't understand it so that we have this kind of curious. equilibrium in the market where everybody is kind of trading on the basis of everybody else getting it wrong or at least not trading because these traders they can lose their jobs if they make a move that is based on the reality but the other traders don't come along if you lose money by yourself you can still keep your job but if you take a position where you you know we really base it on the other. realities and nobody else comes along in the ma

. >> merican says trump backed out because he knows he will be greeted with large projects. >>> in southern california, evacuations zone have been expanded as the search continues to find all the missing in the mudslides. dozens more are still missing. for more of the five things to know go to cnn/newday.com. >> president trump insisted that he's not a racist, we'll talk about that in the bottom line. next. here is amazing. so we give farmersanic like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ my healthy routine helps me feel my best. so i add activia yogurt to my day. with its billions of live and active probiotics, activia may help support my digestive health, so i can take on my day. activia. now in probiotic dailies. we believe i

. $800 million and they produced merican-made loco motives. thousand or maybe a a little less in sacramento. the steel came from the midwest. the wheels were made outside of california, the electric motors came from the midwest. so this opportunity was spread out all across america. it's exactly the same. we were to require at our lng, a strategic american asset were exported on american-built ships. and the same for the oil that middle-american states. all of that is the art of the possible. we are all about doing this. we are all about making it in america. take a couple of seconds and give you one more example. for those of us in northern california and anyone who wants to tour san francisco and san francisco bay area, you will see a new bridge spanning the bay from oakland to san francisco. it is a beautiful bridge. however, it was a bridge that was built with chinese steel. it was supposed to be 10% cheaper. so they went with the cheap but wound up with steel that had problems and it ultimately wound out to be way, way over the budget. an

security strategy, specifically where it states to protect the american people, the homeland and the merican way of life. it goes on to say and to reserve peace through strength. those are words that of the national security strategy and we carry those themes inside the pentagon where we say what does that mean for us? national security is much more than just defense. this is our part of the responsibility. america's military reclaims an era of strategic purpose. we are alert to the realities of a changing world and attentive to protect our values and the countries that stand with us. america's military protects our way of life and i want to point out it also protects a realm of ideas. it is not just about protecting geography. this is a defense strategy that will guide our efforts in all realms. the world, to quote george shultz, is a wash of change increased by volatility, with great power between nations becoming a reality once again. we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terrorists that we are engaged in today but great power competition, not terrorism is now the primary foc

then frederick wright of the merican association of state highway and transportation officials joins us to talk about the relationship between the and the statement on infrastructure spending. rand ebra knopman of the corporation on her recent report detailing how to make federal infrastructure spending more efficient. >> they were warned for the dissolution of dreamers to stay in the u.s. should not interfere with the administration's goal for a defense budget.

when they do, their casket is flown back, covered in an merican flag, with 50 stars. without the one representing them. puerto rico has experienced stanlong-ng inealties under federal laws. which now the whole world has been able to witness firsthand following the devastation following hurricane maria. before that hundreds of thousands of puerto rico have already rejected this discrimination. choosing instead to buy their one-way airline ticket to florida. or simply changing their state zip code. without the equal rights and responsibilities that are only available through statehood, puerto rico will never truly recover and prosper from the hurricane effectses. that's the reason we demand and deserve statehood for puerto rico now. the island's overwhelmingly vote for statehood in 2012 by a margin of 61%, and in june of ast year 97% of the island voted again for statehood. . that's the request that brought me here. that's what brings the puerto rico senate president, the house speaker and other elected officials from the island that ave come today here to witness today

and jobs to the live.ities where they that doesn't mean there aren't unique challenges to african mericans in our economy, but the challenges aren't addressed through immigration system. again, if there is exploitation happening, preference of one worker or immigrant worker over u.s. worker that exploitation violation of immigration law ought to stop. johnson, american immigration lawyers association, if .org, on the internet, you want to find them. stein, american immigration lawyers association, it is fair u.s.org. 20ing your call for the next minutes. roanoke, virginia. go ahead. yes, a lots of verbiage, get back to calling this, we can pictures, mr. stein eluded to earlier, daca and all tis illegal, illegal immigration and i just -- mr. johnson, a being a lawyer. how do you feel when our to take ns, who swore an oath, and uphold the want toion and its laws ake their city and the state a sanctuary state and how do you think that affects law-abiding got ens when you politicians picking and choosing what laws they are choosing to follow? guest: well, sanctuary cities, these bit of a misno

able merican love their country and they deserve a government that shows them the same love and loyalty in return for the last. here we have sought to restore the bonds of trust between our citizens and their government. working with the senate we are appointing judges who will interpret the constitution as written including a great new supreme court justice and more circuit court judges than any new administration in the history of our country todd thank you we are totally defending our second amendment and have taken historic actions to protect religious liberty thank you we are serving our brave veterans including giving our veterans choice in their health care decisions thank. you. thank you. thank you last year congress also passed and i signed the landmark v.a. accountability act thanks since its passage my administration has already removed more than one thousand five hundred v.a. employees who failed to give our veterans the care. they deserve and we are hiring talented people who love our vets as much as we do thank . you and i will not stop until our veterans are properly take

history tv,merican military historian glenn william -- talksut his title about his book. details tells the 1774 battle of point pleasant between a virginia militia led by that colony's governor and an indian coalition led by the shawnee tribe. the senior historian argued that as a result of the victory over native americans, the colonists soon turned to revolution. an hour.t is about >> good evening and welcome to tonight's lecture. after the lecture, there will be a q&a and book signing. the views of the author do not viewsarily represent the of the museum or the state of new york. we present glenn williams tonight who will present "dunmore's war: the last conflict of the colonial american area." aboutthe author of a book the campaign against the air courier and holds a phd from the university of michigan. i would now like to welcome him. glenn: thank you for that kind introduction. i have to add you heard up i worked on military history. this was done on my own time. it does not reflect the center ,f military history views either. i would like to thank the museum and th

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia has two minutes. the gentleman from yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. new york has 2-s 1/4 minutes. mr. goodlatte: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. is entleman from new york recognized. mr. is recognized. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield 45 seconds to the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. our times are this, the president the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is abusing his authority, he's stacking the courts with incompetent and ideological judges. he is usurping the powers of the justice department, the f.b.i. he's turning them into political animals. and at the time that he's doing this, we're considering this legislation which leaves the door wide open for the abuse of fourth amendment rights of americans

recognition of israel they've been taking part in a meeting of the central council focusing on the merican recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital al-jazeera as a man can has more from the occupied west bank. late on monday night the palestinian leadership issued a statement that could have far reaching consequences for the peace process the statement includes the call to suspend recognition of israel suspend security coordination with it and unite the palestinian factions through reconciliation the statement comes from the central council of the p.l.o. after two days of meetings it will be discussed further by the p.l.o. executive committee and it's up to that committee to implement the most policy at some point in the future. the statement also said that the u.s. is no longer a partner for peace and that the palestinians want international involvement but given that the us is perhaps the only country that can put pressure on israel will this work. we have to utilize different forms or back on to believe before it has to know that this occupation this form of brutal colonialism can n

intercontinental hotel it actually had mentioned another hotel across town but it had warned and merican zz and any other foreigners that any gatherings of foreigners might be might be might be attacked and security has been high here in the capital there's been a number of assaults across the city in the last few weeks and everything has been on super high alert since last may when the biggest bomb since the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and one killed one hundred fifty people in the center of town so this is attack tonight on a really a site that is considered fairly safe for foreigners for high profile afghans a place where it's safe to gather to hold conferences the fact that these people will be able to get in is going to come under investigation as soon as this is all over that's the first thing the interior ministry says they're going to do investigate how these attackers got into the hotel jennifer thanks very much indeed . a new front in syria's war has opened turkey's president's version to one says his forces have begun an air and ground operation in the offing region and

south african groups are on the black list and it includes the palestine solidarity campaign and it merican muslims for palestine joycean lutie is the general secretary of the american friends service committee one of the groups on the list she says israel's blacklist won't stop rights groups from carrying out their work. we find it amusing that you know israel feels threatened by nonviolent action and by organizations with which have embraced or you know speaking truth to power and on behalf of the oppressed and we were very easily and organ organizations i think i can speak on. behalf of others that are on the list. and we will find ways you know this is not going to press our voice and are working towards peace and justice all over the world on on account of those oppressed including palestinians our work on humanitarian. injustice on economic injustice has spanned decades and. in the united states if as seems well regarded as an organization that is credible is bold and courageous work stands for in just this regard live who it's affecting you know the organization has helped. not only

coalition formal talks on a new grand coalition that move could trigger new national elections but merican is center right christian democrats and their bavarian sister party the c.s.u. oppose shaking up the deal. the leaders of germany social democrats are trying to win over party members and gain their approval for formal coalition negotiations but it's not proving easy it's not the big deal we should take our topics into the coalition to x. and discuss them in detail if that means discussing some points again why not yeah when this the coalition blueprints agree with angela merkel's conservatives on friday could be improved on senior social democrats a. few needed many good individual projects in this consultation paper on which we can and should develop further but the big social topics like health care universal public health insurance or social housing are nearly entirely missing feeling poc to complete. the pressure is going as is nervousness politicians on both sides are talking tough. but it was martin schultz now needs to show that the s.p.d. can be a reliable coalition partner a

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia has two minutes. the gentleman from yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. new york has 2-s 1/4 minutes. mr. goodlatte: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. is entleman from new york recognized. mr. is recognized. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield 45 seconds to the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. our times are this, the president the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is abusing his authority, he's stacking the courts with incompetent and ideological judges. he is usurping the powers of the justice department, the f.b.i. he's turning them into political animals. and at the time that he's doing this, we're considering this legislation which leaves the door wide open for the abuse of fourth amendment rights of americans

politics but we here we see the day in the public eye and the people including the eventually start merican a low be together with the israeli right when has a common interest and when the common interest is coming together so you took away all day things that are divided in these camps and eventually you can see this connection this monday in between the israeli right when that is also some of it major part of it is thank you but they are cooperating with these they ventured avenger least a question people you know because they have a joint interest against the palestinians against the world how ever ever when surely when we talk about politics we talk about interest and when the israeli public will know that this is a cancer so the interests of israel too with the only writing in conflict with the palestinians i believe that security and political interest are more important for people even then in a religious view at this moment in time we have where one year into a trump administration had an illustration that last four years. around election time or elections can overturn a political p

thing he's saying today that american trading partners are taken advantage of the united states and merican our lives are taken advantage of the united states and american enemies do not respect of the united states thirty years later as if the man has not evolved he speaks with the same transactional concepts that he spoke when he was a younger businessman he does not see trade or enter national relations as a win win situation he see them as a zero sum game if they gain from any transaction with the united states that means the united states loses the only way the united states the only they with that the recession can work is if the united states wins and hence the others lose and that's a problem that's a problematic approach to foreign policy and to foreign trade because the united states is over the last twenty five years certainly since the second world war has built an international liberal order it's the united states that takes the credit for the entire international system the rule of law the relations between states full of ration of nuclear in other weapons or nonproliferation

merican education as compared to european education puts the emphasis on higher education. european education puts especially the tactical of onent in the first years school. so by the time you get to high school, you're doing what be icans are supposed to doing in college. americans realize that blacks are denied opportunities schooling, they start to do things like, well, we will ave open admissions to the colleges for them so they can get in. question, well, if you gave them a lousy part, howin the first are they going to do in college they have to do? >> let me stop you there. we'll get a response. thank you very much for the call, by the way. relates tothat as it education, i think certainly raised the point about ensuring equality in children, but in particular to black children. and that was the point that many parents in the '60s made. even certainly by the late '60s you had this movement emerge, in which you had black children being bussed to what considered to be better white schools. you had some black students you improvehy don't the school for the majority of b

mericans are more divided. there is more acceptance. do you support or oppose japan acquiring nuclear weapons if north korea does not give up its own? this is the question of -- this s been a taboo in japan. you see far more support in the u.s. -- 33% of americans support that. only 12% of japanese support t. one of the things that are a point that mr. kudo makes no presentation about -- makes in a resentation -- it looks like more but it looks like it is increasing for people who made prefer to accept that. the same question about whether - do you support or oppose south korea acquiring nuclear weapons? we have roughly the same in america, and slightly fewer people in japan, 9%. it is roughly the same result. if north korea does not give up ts nuclear weapons, do you support the placement of american nuclear warheads in south korea or japan? here you have a lot of american supporting that, a slight majority. you still have an opposition in japan. you're 21% who support that. there is a difference between democrats and republicans on th

nadya hush will be the first afghan ,merican to run for congress and she's going to change the imagey women's rights to reproductive rights. here alisonhave up friedman, who is running in virginia against right-wing barbara constantine. [applause] i want to share my time with the future so the first afghan woman afghanistan,g for not only in the congress, but speaking for women's health in shmini.s, dr. nadya ha [applause] d.c.adya: hello, it is a pleasure to look out at the nation's capital and seek ong.k -- pink str [applause] i attended this march last year out of outrage. physicians, fellow ready to demand change. and this year, i stand in front of this crowd as a candidate, because i've decided, like so many of you, that enough is enough, and if we are the majority, then we should look like it. [applause] 2018, i, who, descendent of afghans, a country that could be classified as one of those bleep hole countries, stand before you as a physician. and i'm ready to make this year year where we can have the last of the first because we have reached a time where we shouldn't still be

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia has two minutes. the gentleman from yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. new york has 2-s 1/4 minutes. mr. goodlatte: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. is entleman from new york recognized. mr. is recognized. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield 45 seconds to the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. our times are this, the president the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is abusing his authority, he's stacking the courts with incompetent and ideological judges. he is usurping the powers of the justice department, the f.b.i. he's turning them into political animals. and at the time that he's doing this, we're considering this legislation which leaves the door wide open for the abuse of fourth amendment rights of americans

you have to earn it and president trump hasn't earned that respect from most mericans, i believe. with steve banlon and -- bannon and this book, i do believe, like the other callers, it is a distraction and this will pass. he was grabbing women by their genitals and now steve comes out or the book comes quoting steve bannon, this also will pass. host: let's hear from bill, the republican line. caller: this will long be forgotten. is lieve mr. bannon claiming power that everyone has with the white house. as far as the tweets from the president, thank goodness he's ble to take advantage of a new social outlet and give us information and sound bites and put things to rest. he very specifically said something in his tweet that i think we should all pay attention to, and that is mr. bannon was a staffer. mr. bannon was a low level staffer. he was a fellow who is very intrigued with the presidency and of being in the white house , with being what he felt the end circle and he was leaking information and was found out for leaking information and he was fired. host: bill, you still there?

my opinion is that until black america starts paying attention to what the -- mericans are doing to thend the world, we will always have conflict. texas.linda in victoria, hello, you're on. caller: yes. the ld like to say that previous president obama started his to enflame the people against each other. i'm an american hispanic, fourth and i love america. host: how did president obama then?it caller: well, i believe he by trying to divide this country. these problems before. i've been around and i've been politics for probably about 30 years now and never -- i grew up in a middle lass neighborhood in the suburbs of los angeles. never, i played with every race of and worked with, okay, and nobody was against each other. specifically what policy of president obama's started then? caller: well, black lives officers,gainst police that they're racist and they're on and that get picked hispanics, well, and now we have allow immigrants to come in -- that we need to close our borders, we can't to come here y anymore. host: from missouri, sandra, hello. caller: hello there. last ad you did ask

and jobs to the live.ities where they that doesn't mean there aren't unique challenges to african mericansr economy, but the challenges aren't addressed through immigration system. again, if there is exploitation happening, preference of one worker or immigrant worker over u.s. worker that exploitation violation of immigration law ought to stop. johnson, american immigration lawyers association, if .org, on the internet, you want to find them. stein, american immigration lawyers association, it is fair u.s.org. 20ing your call for the next minutes. roanoke, virginia. go ahead. yes, a lots of verbiage, get back to calling this, we can pictures, mr. stein eluded to earlier, daca and all tis illegal, illegal immigration and i just -- mr. johnson, a being a lawyer. how do you feel when our to take ns, who swore an oath, and uphold the want toion and its laws ake their city and the state a sanctuary state and how do you think that affects law-abiding got ens when you politicians picking and choosing what laws they are choosing to follow? guest: well, sanctuary cities, these bit of a misnomer da

they will be bankrolled by a by the foreigners because everybody has a stake in not letting them merican economy go bankrupt well i think i think the market the traders out there that are setting the interest rate on long term government bonds which is really what you're referring to which is that if things were so bad why would we be able to borrow at such a low long term rate i think those traders don't. either that i don't think they understand all the off the book liabilities or they do understand those liabilities they understand we're bankrupt but they think the other traders don't understand it so that we have this kind of curious. equilibrium in the market where everybody is kind of trading on the basis of everybody else getting it wrong or at least not trading because these traders. they can lose their jobs if they make a move that is based on the reality but the other traders don't come along if you lose money by yourself you can still keep your job but if you take a position where you you know we really base it on the underlying realities and nobody else comes along in the mar

it is the same donald trump who checked into the bowls of millions and millions of .mericans a phenomena and was happening that you did not see. a phenomena and was happening that the rest did not see. all of these political geniuses -- >> the only person i know going them suffer genius in the last week is the president. >> which is true. jake: i'm happy you said that. >> jake, you are being condescending -- : i'm not being condescending -- >> your network, you 10 be as condescending as you want. it is your mo. i was with the president at camp david. he talked about some of the most serious matters affecting america and the world, complex issues. the president is engaged. he asks really difficult questions of our team and cia so we can provide information he needs, and i have watched them do that. i have watched him take the information and translate that into policies that are out the enormous benefit to benefit. statements like the ones mr. ridiculous on their face. they are frankly the need the authorization, chris. chris: but they are the conversation. .

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