dollar bid for qualcomm out of national security concerns highly unusual move according to washington post donald trump ordered singapore based broadcom to bend its one hundred seventeen billion dollar hostile bid for qualcomm blocking what could have been one of the biggest technology deals in history and his presidential order trump cited credible evidence of the takeover threatens to impair the national security of the united states the merger would have put one of america's largest mobile chip makers and the hands of company based in asia a reason that's been receiving against american companies to develop the next generation of mobile technologies so of course that kind of goes with the first story is that if every effort all the silicon valley billionaires frees their minds to be reanimated in the future and i'll put it to a cloud in the future whoever controls the cloud is part of this story here all of the suicide bankers will do so in the name of living in a world of seventy two virgins bankers living in the suicide cloud there'll be jamie diamond lloyd blankfein completely naked and waiting f

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dollar bid for qualcomm out of national security concerns highly unusual move according to washington post donald trump ordered singapore based broadcom to bend its one hundred seventeen billion dollar hostile bid for qualcomm blocking what could have been one of the biggest technology deals in history and his presidential order trump cited credible evidence of a takeover threatens to impair the national security of the united states the merger would have put one of america's largest mobile chip makers and they have a company based in asia a reason that's going to receive against american companies to develop the next generation of mobile technologies so of course that kind of goes with the first story is that if every effort all the silicon valley billionaires freeze their minds to be reanimated in the future and i'll put it to a cloud in the future whoever controls the cloud is part of this story here all of those bankers will do so in the name of living in a world of seventy two virgins bankers living in the suicide cloud there'll be jamie diamond lloyd blankfein completely naked and waiting for you

he told the "washington post," "donald trump won this election on his own. he campaigned his ass off. and there is nobody who hates him more than me." ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't know about that. have you met melania? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) this guy is like a snickers bar! the peanuts just keep coming! ( laughter ) nunberg kept insisting it wasn't fair, and jake tapper had some good advice for him. >> i talked to steve bannon and roger stone eight times a day. you know what i mean? why do i have to go over it? >> sometimes life and special prosecutors are not fair, i guess. i would cooperate were it me. but, you know, i'm a different breed of cat. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, jake tapper is a different breed of cat. get hip to his vibe. he's way gone, daddio. straight from the fridge. "cnn, the most trusted name in jazz." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) he's going to make jazz great again. it's time to make jazz great again, jon. ( laughter ) i think all of our feelings about nunberg's call-in were best summed up by this face. ( laughter ) a

donald trump's head. clearly there are some business connections. the first you mentioned was "the washington post." second is donald trump owns a large amount of retail real estate in one of america's most famous retail corridors, fifth avenue in new york city. the value of that real estate has gone down over the last year or two as amazon and other e-commerce companies have basically wiped out brick and mortar retail. the rise of amazon has had a real effect on donald trump's personal fortune, costing him hundreds of millions of dollars. >> i wonder if the bezos-owned "washington post" were to read more like a print version of "fox and friends," would the president even touch amazon's tax breaks? is the president putting a value on politically endorsing him in some way? >> i think you would be crazy to try to guess at that. certainly it's shocking that he owns "the washington post," and donald trump himself seems to be connecting these two separate businesses. >> the president says amazon pays little to no taxes to state and local governments. that's not exactly accurate. >> no, that's not accurate

a real hawk and trump seems to be pulling all of the commentators from fox news and filling his positions with those people. it is fair to point out that the washington post is on donaldhere is a raft of other diggers who can all feel their colours are being cut. after rex tillerson was fired by a tweet and gary was gone because of the trade war. david shaw can, then carson, the housing secretary, betsy divorced. —— devoss. all possibly soon for the chop. on to the guardian, there is not much you can say these days and expect to get away with it. eddiejones, the head coach for england rugby and he has done amazing things. but managing to humourously make a couple of remarks to the scummy irish and very unsavoury commentary about wales. they have been eked out and he has been put over the coles street. fair? i think so. this would be bad evenif fair? i think so. this would be bad even if he were still winning. now that the wheels appeared to be coming off the chariot. the problem is, he is saying unpleasant things, the kind of things that would have been swept aside years ago as part of rugby banter, but you cannot say things like that about people on national or ethni

mcmaster has been expected for weeks after he clashed with president donald trump over policy. and the washington post is reporting president donald trump boasted he made up facts in a meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. president donald trump insisted the u.s. has a trade deficit with canada, even though he did not know if this was true. veronica de la cruz, kpix 5 . >>> this pregnant teenager killed by gunfire. her family blames fremont police. tonight, they are taking legal action. >>> united airlines in the doghouse once again tonight. how this pet bound for kansas city ended up in japan. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ "gunshots" it happened sunday near the macarthur bart station. police >>> oakland police have identified the man and officers involved in a deadly shooting. it happened sunday near the macarthur bart station -- bart mack station were joshua -- b.a.r.t. station where joshua was shot by officers. police say they recovered this

trdonald trump. >> i think we know that miss shapiro is going to be the next. >> maybe the next justice on the supreme court. >> my conservative colleague at the "washington post" george will wrote donaldvictions. he doesn't have principles. he's got impulses. and those are very different things. and during the campaign he made utterly contradictory promises when it comes to spending. and the conservative part heard him sound like a conservative. he said repeatedly that a whole lot of things in government he didn't want to cut because a lot of those ex-democratic voters, mostly working class voters who switched to him didn't actually want to cut government. and displayed last week where he was really -- it was like he was going to split himself in two. because he sent out that tweet. he said, well, i'll never sign a bill like this again. that's one part of trump. >> right. >> and then the other part of trump realize he couldn't afford a government shutdown. >> right. >> he couldn't afford to walk away from this bill. because it was no solution that the republicans could pass in congress other than the one on his desk. >> right. the reagan democrats, he is one of them. i mean, right? th

washington post." a frequent target of donald trump. >> the owner of "the washington post," do you know what he owns? amazon. he doesn't want to pay tax on the internet. >> yeah, no love lost for "the washington post" there. rebecca jarvis with us tonight. we want to point to something in that tweet. the president also accused amazon of using our postal system as their delivery boy. we know the postal service has been in financial trouble for years. wouldn't this be helping them? >> reporter: well, david, according to financial analysts, amazon has actually been useful to the u.s. postal service, in fact, all of those deliveries, those package deliveries, are becoming a big part of the growing business, while the overall mail business, letters, postcards, that's been on the decline for years now. >> all right, rebecca jarvis with us tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the new headline about coffee that broke late today. where starbucks and other shops will soon have to put a cancer warning on the coffee and why. >>> and then look at this tonight. the safari surprise. the family on

enrique: el diario the washington post reporta que el presidente donald trump ha residido reemplazarÍan tener esperanzas de salir del limbo legal en el que llos ha lanzado el gobierno de trump. un juez federal estÁ valorando la opciÓn de imponerle a la casa blanca la cancelaciÓn de este programa para implementar un nuevo al que se le pueden presentar nuevas solicitudes de protecciÓn legal. pablo gato nos explica. pablo: un juez federal de washington dijo estar considerando ordenara trump que cancele el programa daca ppara crearlo de nuevo. esto significa que hasta 1 millÓn 800,000 jóvenes podrÍan beneficiarse. esta decisiÓn tendrÍa enormes consecuencias, afirma este abogado. >> cambia todo mÁs que nada para toda la gente que nunca pudo inscribirse en daca y que ahora podrÍan. ademÁs hay posibilidad de dar de nuevo la oportunidad de pedir un permiso de viaje para poder salir. pablo: el juez escucha una demanda contra daca por parte de lla empresa microsoft. el magistrado criticÓ duramente al abogado del departamento de justicia: usted no ha tenido Éxito en otras tres cortes con este a

and administration official said the washington post stories accurate, donald trump's briefing notes, leaked the president's briefing papers and that is a fireable offense and likely illegal. the briefing notes written in instructing the president do not congratulate putin before he did that. the president ignored other recommendations in the material and should condemn the recent poisoning of a russian spy in the uk the kremlin was accused of staging. it is not clear of donald from received or read the note before making the call, he took to twitter defending the congratulatory call pointing out president obama had done the same and getting along with russia is a good thing and went on to say that would help out in hotspots including north korea, syria and it ran. even critics said the leakers should step down. >> somebody close to him leaking, if you don't like the guy, quit. continuing to leak things out is dangerous but i don't like what he did but i hate that there is someone in his inner circle that is leaking, if you don't like the president you should find another job. >> repo

possibility of a deal linking daca to border wall funding, spokesperson shooting the washington post reports that donald trump open to a 3 for 3 deal that would set aside three years of border wall money in exchange for a three year renewal of the obama era daca program. the idea was proposed by sen. jeff flake during an immigration debate. jillian: he once a new price on brand-new fighter jets or else. >> we asked congress to fund 24 brand-new f-18s, we are working on price and maybe we can work out a good price. otherwise we are going to buy them from somebody else. >> a $4 billion agreement for two new air force one planes, the president touted tax reform and phase 2 of his historic plan. rob: and f-18 navy fighter jet crashing off key west, florida and two pilots are dead. jillian: what do we know? >> another training tragedy. the super hornet jet caught fire midair and crashed according to witnesses. two naval aviators eject it but did not survive lose this happened off the coast of key west, florida, the jet was on final approach, a source telling fox news the jet was flying on one engine when it lost t

the title of the article in "the washington post" is true. donald trumps a political freak of nature. he has effectively completely changed the way presidential elections are going to be run. democrats will have to play it completely different. hillary didn't do any of those things you just read. so however the democrat runs in 2020 it will look completely different. kennedy: i understand philippe is doing his best to rationalize for his former boss. but no one has figured out how to beat donald trump. you can't do it playing his game. when you try to take the gut punches and low blows, it backfires. steve: it's already starting. he's playing the game already. i don't see anyone who is going to compete with that. the other interesting thing is it may be possible the dems do well in 2018. i think that could help the president do better in 202. >> . actually it could help him in 020. -- in 2020. kennedy: one piece advice philippe had is don't underestimate the president, he knows he can win. >> some of the allure of president trump appears to be wearing off

and the washington post is reporting that u.s. president donald trump has decided to dismiss his national security adviser h r mcmaster on the paper says the move will be announced when his successor is lined up earlier this week fired his secretary of state rex tillerson. south africa's chief prosecutor has announced that he is charging former president jacob zuma with corruption the ruling a.n.c. party forced zuma to resign as head of state last month after years of corruption related scandal he will now be prosecuted on a variety of corruption charges including fraud racketeering and money laundering charges from a multi-billion dollar government arms purchase in the late one nine hundred ninety s. when zuma was deputy president. and for more let's bring a journalist there who is standing by with the latest from cape town so tell us what does this mean now for jacob zuma. well that we'll finally get is the imports and i see a lot of south africans here on social media that are actually very happy about this this is actually a case as you said the cas

we begin with the washington post and the departure of president donald trump's top economic advisorhe president over his plan to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. the telegraph leads with this espionage story currently gripping the uk. the paper alleges russian president vladimir putin vowed to kill the russian double agent, sergei skripal, who was poisoned along side his daughter. they are both critically ill in hospital now. the arab news looks ahead to crown prince mohammed bin salman‘s three—day visit to britain. the controversial saudi prince will have lunch with the queen and hold talks with prime minister theresa may. in the ft, brussels and paris are due to publicly rebuff theresa may's proposals to maintain the city of london's access to the eu single market. the paper says european council president donald tusk is likely to offer a more orthodox trade agreement, as used in its pact with canada. and finally, on the mashable website, as well as many others, for international women's day, barbie is honouring accomplished real life role models with their ver

washington post." she's calling donald trump's cabinet the worst in history.has no clear policy, just picks folks who are loyal or just like him, skeptical of expert opinion. the number of millionaires and billionaires in the cabinet was not been accident. trump swrauvalues the opinion oh people and generals. she's an opinion writer, but she has some facts behind her when it comes to all of the messes that these cabinet leaders have gotten themselves into. >> without a doubt. you talk cabinet, i think dining room hutch. and the $31,000 dining room set that ben carson and his wife ordered. first class fights. >> sound proofing their office, get a new door for the office. >> ten of thousands of dollars. but this is the chaos president trump created. people want to talk about all of his good policies, tough to get to those policies even if you like them when you're surrounded by unforced errors like a $31,000 dining room table. >> stefan ruhle laying down the law. appreciate it. kimberly atkins, josh, thank you as well. >>> after a quick break, russian roulette,

donald trump. >>> plus "the washington post" reporting tonight trump's suggestion of a meeting with putin came asit, surprise to his white house staff. just like his congratulations to putin on winning a sham election. >>> mark zuckerberg owns up to mistakes and seems to realize congress is going to want to hear from him next. cara swisher is fresh from her interview with the founder of facebook as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 426, this was, of the trump administration, and there is new reporting tonight about our president and vladimir putin. as you may recall, just yesterday president trump tossed off the fact that he expectations to meet with russian president putin sometime in the near future. well, tonight karen deyoung, john hudson, and josh dossey of

"the washington post" reports the president's adult son, donald trump jr. and eric were especially angry and felt that by not protecting kushner, kelly had been disloyal to the president himself. meanwhile "the washington post" reports some mock kushner as a shadow of former self. for his part donald trump seems to be anowed with every move around him. according to axios, staff was talk him off the ledge. tired of restraints tired of own staff. trump is rebelling and kicking off every person who serving him. that's t he purposefully blew off kelly's process and announced planned tariff in a half hazard way. joining me now. shannon, national political reporter for axios, jonathan swan. white house chief of "washington post" fill rutger and republican strategist susan dell percio. i want to start with the jonathan swan on this. give usificatioramifications, repercussions, if you will, of the craziness in the white house, everyone seems to be an enemy of the president. he has to show he's still the boss and will do anything to do that. >> i want to emphasize fo

he's referring back we believe a washington post report where donald trump seeks to block robert muller's investigation. this is around the time that donald trump, according to the post, was asking advisors about the ability to pardon aides, family members. michael dowd had this conversation with michael flynn's lawyer in the summer of 2017. around the same time these other news reports were coming out and had the conversation with manafort's lawyer prior to manafort being indicted in october. when you look at all of that timing, does it say anything to you? >> right. this whole thing is plausible because it fits in with the president's narrative that the fbi and the doj have been corrupted from the top. and in his efforts to undermine the muller investigation, he may also be thinking, well, are the indictments against michael flynn and paul manafort even, you know -- are they even legitimate? in terms of whether or not dowd was freelancing on this, that's difficult to believe. we saw that dowd came out with a statement essentially saying the muller investigation should end. he got in a l

forward for his dislike for jeff bezos who also owns "the washington post," and "the washington post" is critical of president trump. here is donald trump back when he was a candidate. >> every hour we're getting calls from reporters from "the washington post" asking ridiculous questions, and i will tell you, this is jeff bezos who owns amazon. he's using "the washington post" for power so that the politicians in washington don't tax amazon like they should be taxed. he wants political influence so amazon will benefit from it. that's not right and, believe me, if i become president, oh, do they have problems. >> and he became president. now donald trump has not always been critical of amazon. when he was selling stuff on amazon, he promoted it, books and ties. a tweet where he gives you a direct link to buy his book on amazon. no reason to stop at the local bookstore. i found seven instances he encouraged people to buy stuff on amazon. >>> facebook is making more steps -- or taking more steps to calm the crisis at that company. it will limit the data it shares with advertisers and, meanwhile, biting criticism of facebook coming fr

i think it was that and also the washington post who broke the story here in the united states is reporting that in fact it was friday when donald trump let rex tillerson know that he would be leaving his post and that is another reason that that in fact was a trip cut short that he returned to washington at that point so it's it looks from all appearances that this is been in the works for many days over the weekend but there's no question that that might have been well we don't know the full details yet and we'll certainly try to find out that may have been the straw that broke the camel's back for for rex tillerson the fact that he was left out of such an important policy decision i can tell you that wasn't a calculated one here in washington in terms of of how that meeting between kim jong un and donald trump was organized in fact it wasn't planned it all it wasn't on the schedule but. perhaps rex tillerson felt that he just should have been consulted we don't know what happened whether he said i'm done or whether the president said you're done but what i can tell you from that meeting is it was very much an unexpected one when we

apply to donald trump, but they do apply to justin trudeau and he was very polite in discussing his relationship with the leader of the united states. clearly, he has a tough job. as the washington posts making up a lot of facts and figures. it's hard to trudeau to have a firm base and footing. what he's doing now is taking down trump at face value, but also saying i'm not making any concessions to that effect -- concessions and stories to that effect are wrong. polite and firm is the way he put it. francine: will he accelerate the nafta talks and how quickly can they get going? michael: it's a real issue. we've got electoral politics coming into play with the and theelection july 1 u.s. midterms in november. when you get into the political season, people don't want to negotiate because they don't know who will be on the other side. there's a question about whether they can get this done in time. the mexican negotiators suggested by the end of april they hope to have half the treaty negotiated. trudeau cold me yesterday canada doesn't have the same political pressures, so they are willing to accelerate the timetable. they just need to get to the table and start making concessions. to

donald trump. >>> plus "the washington post" reporting tonight trump's suggestion of a meeting with putin came asuessed it, surprise to his white house staff. just like his congratulations to putin on winning a sham election. >>> mark zuckerberg owns up to mistakes and seems to realize congress is going to want to hear from him next. cara swisher is fresh from her interview with the founder of facebook as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 426, this was, of the trump administration, and there is new reporting tonight about our president and vladimir putin. as you may recall, just yester

the washington post is reporting that u.s. president donald trump has decided to dismiss his national security advisor h.r. mcmaster the paper says the move will be announced when his successor is lined up earlier this week fired his secretary of state rex tillerson. germany's interior minister horst say hoffer has sparked controversy in the new government after saying that islam does not belong to germany. say off or told a newspaper that muslims who live in the country do belong here but that the country should not sacrifice its traditions and customs to accommodate them now they offer is a prominent member of the variant conservatives and they are partners of chancellor angela merkel see the e.u. he's been strongly critical of her refugee policy in the past the bavarian conservatives also face state elections later this year. for more let's bring in our political correspondent oliver salat who is standing by with the very latest from berlin and oliver i mean this is a statement this is something that we could have also heard from the far right pa

think there is an issue with the fact thatjeff bezos obviously owns the washington post, they were very critical of donald trump, is the world's richest man, i am sure that donald trump would love to be the world's which is man and i think that this is all a bit personal. 0k, there is a natural target and you can get that do the politics of the media, the washington post, at nonetheless, he also says that there are thousands of retailers who have gone out of business courtesy of amazon, and actually that is true, that is difficult to deny that perhaps you cannot pin it on one man and that is the way our world is moving. well, i think that given how digital we are today, if it was not amazon, the argument is that it would just be someone argument is that it would just be someone else and they would argue this is what walmart did years ago and now amazon is taking walmart out of his nurse. it is notjust them, the article talks about starbucks doing that and plenty of other big businesses, and that is why every other country is encouraging business to go digital and think about localisation, no matter how small. a

headlines in media across the world: we begin with the washington post and south korea which made the surprising announcement us president donald trumpn sometime in the next 2—3 months. no serving american president has ever met a north korean leader the ft leads with president trump who has decide to formally adopt sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminium imports while allowing some us allies to apply for exemptions, namely canada and mexico. meanwhile the telegraph says according to president trump the uk would also face a better prospect of avoiding us tariffs on steel and aluminium once britain had completed leaving the european union. the independent asks whether poisoned spy, sergei skripal, could have been working in a freelance capacity. the paper says the russian double agent may have become a target after working on behalf for private security firms. and finally also in the independent it's a question of not having your cake and eating it. uk health authorities want employers to consider swapping "cake days" for healthier alternatives, in a countrywide push aimed at tackling unhealthy habits at work. so let's begin. with me

the darkest days of donald trump will surely be one of those titles. and that's what "the washington postthe days we are living through right now. the most commonly used word to describe the trump white house in the responsible news media is chaos. "the washington post" has called it pure madness. after tiring of doing something that no president before him has ever done, threatening nuclear war with north korea, president trump has chosen to threaten a trade war instead, but not a trade war with north korea. a trade war with canada, our most reliable ally in history and our most important and honest trading partner in history. the president has also threatened a trade war with every other country that produces steel or aluminum. those countries have threatened their own retaliations against their exports, especially the exports that come from paul ryan and mitch mcconnell's states, which caused paul ryan to beg the president not to go through with his plan for a trade war. ashley parker cowrote the article in "the washington post" describing the darkest days will join us next. introducin

donald trump. "the washington post" reports that paul ryan has told republican members in closed door meeting not to bully trump on the decision. he said it could backfire and make things even worse. bloomberg reports that during an oval office meeting today on trade policy, president trump asked for an update on the legal paperwork that will make the tariffs official and discussed the timing of the signing of the tariffs order. he then sought confirmation that everyone, especially gary cohn, was willing to stand behind him. according to one source, with knowledge of the exchange, trump specifically asked cohen, we're all on the same team, right? he then asked if cohn was going to support the president on the issue. cohn didn't answer. just a few hours later, the white house announced cohn was gone. according to politico during an oval office meeting earlier this year, gary cohn told trump that the tariff would cost more jobs than they would save, and presented evidence that george w. bush's 2002 steel tariffs failed to achieve their goal. the president rejected cohn's arguments. the president told

. >>> also tonight, there's new reporting from the "washington post" about a letter from donald trump to vladimir putin dating back to 2013. the post reports that, quote, donald trump was so eager to have vladimir putin attend the 2013 miss universe pageant in moscow that he wrote a personal letter to the russian president inviting him to the event, according to multiple people familiar with the document. at the bottom of the typed letter, trump scrawled a postscript adding that he looked forward to seeing beautiful women during his trip. the real estate magnate who owned the miss universe pageant wrote the note at a time when he was looking to expand his brand to russia. the letter the first known attempt at direct outreach by trump to putin has been turned over to investigators probing russia's interference in the 2016 campaign. it's unclear whether trump's missive was ever delivered to the russian president, and if so, whether putin responded. investigators for special counsel robert s. mueller iii have asked witnesses questions about the miss universe pageant and trump's interest

he didn't even though it was going to be happening, right was the day after "washington post" made the report that donald trump was instructed not to congratulate russia. he did. it leaked. mcmaster out, bolton in. and it was so rushed that bolton was in a tv studio well i don't know if i'm a fox news contributor or what's going on. so to me that's kind of a red flag. like if you get this huge big important job you run to a fox news studio indiana of starting to gather material, hold meetings, and just prepare yourself. and so i think that's weird. and i think donald trump, again -- my point earlier he knows what he is doing right now isn't working. and he is not so much concerned about the substance as developing an army of tv ready surrogates. you have bolton when it comes to foreign affairs. you have larry cudd low on economic matters, because he wants a good show. i'm just not -- i don't think he is looking for advise. i think he is looking for loyalists and people good on tv. >> what do you think, david. >> i think that what's remarkable is that he crucified hillary clinton for supporting the war in iraq

. >>> also tonight, there's new reporting from the "washington post" about a letter from donald trump to vladimir putin dating back to 2013. the post reports that, quote, donald trump was so eager to have vladimir putin attend the 2013 miss universe pageant in moscow that he wrote a personal let tore the russian president inviting him to the event, according to multiple people familiar with the document. at the bottom of the typed letter, trump scrawled a postscript adding that he looked forward to seeing beautiful women during his trip. the real estate magnate who owned the miss universe pageant wrote the note at a time when he was looking to expand his brand to russia. the letter the first known attempt at direct outreach by trump to putin has been turned over to investigators probing russia's interference in the 2016 campaign. it's unclear whether trump's missive was ever delivered to the russian president, and if so, whether putin responded. investigators for special counsel robert s. mueller iii have asked witnesses questions about the miss universe pageant and trump's interest i

interesting to watch those two but there's another new man we should have a look at donald trump's new economic advisor the washington post called larry kudlow the man who was quote more publicly and consistently wrong about the economy than any person alive and quote two people in frankfurt agree. they do agree of course they know mr kudlow from television he was a commentator on c.n.n. b.b.c. where he often gave i have to say wrong statements wrong for costs for the development of shares and for developments of the economy. in france for the thank you very much and that's all your business news it's back to bryan about the story about happiness and who's happy and who's not the u.n. has released a study ranking the world's countries by happiness surprise surprise the nordic countries dominate that list once again finland came in first as the world's happiness happiest nation up from fifth place last time around the study looks at factors like life expectancy income social support corruption the fens topped neighbors like norway and denmark were also in the lists top five last place in the list of one hundred fifty six c

trump. "the washington post" reports that special counsel mueller is looking at donald trump's efforts last summer to oust attorney general jeff sessions in the latest sign the investigation is looking into whether the president may have committed the crime of obstruction of justice. mueller is reportedly looking into a series of twitter attacks trump made on sessions last july and august, and whether trump was attempting to force sessions out to replace him with an attorney general who would rein in the russia investigation. the news came as trump took to twitter wednesday to launch a fresh attack on jeff sessions, calling his decision to launch an internal affairs investigation into alleged surveillance abuses at the justice the -- justice department disgraceful. "the post" also reports trump now refers to sessions derisively in private conversations as "mister magoo," referring to the bumbling cartoon character. president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort pleaded not guilty on wednesday to new criminal charges brought by robert mueller, the special counsel in the russia investi

donald trump gave $1 million. okay? >> that was a complete total lie. donald trump did not give that money to charity till he got caught. four months later in may, four months, "the washington post david farenthold started looking for all that money and especially trump's personal pledge january 28th donald trump gave $1 million. on may 21st is, corey lewandowski responds mr. trump's money is fully spent. also a lie because it wasn't till may 23rd after they were caught that trump called the marine corps law enforcement foundation saying he would write them a check. trump lied for four months straight about donating money to vets. now david farenthold has a new project, the mystery money the trump hotels say they donated to the treasure department is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> during the transition, president-elect donald trump promised he would donate all hotel profits from foreign entities. david fahrenthold is back on the money trail. he has filed a foia request. you can guess how much the trump organization donated. i'm guessing $27,000. we will see how much was donated and how this promise holds up. >> he is going to voluntarily donate all profits from foreign government pa

bridge was installed on saturday and was expected to open next year the washington post is reporting that u.s. president donald trump has decided to dismiss his national security advisor a tour macmaster the paper says the move will be announced when a successor is lined up earlier this week trump fired his secretary of state rex tillerson to the world south africa's chief prosecutor has announced he is charging the country's former president jacob zuma with corruption the ruling a.n.c. party for suma to resign as have a state last month after years of corruption delayed and scandals he now faces nearly eight hundred counts of corruption related to an arms deal from the late one nine hundred ninety s. . more on that story now with journalist allison helder she is following that story from for us from cape town hi alice does this decision from the prosecutor come as a surprise and what does it mean for jacob zuma. didn't really come as a surprise actually news allegations were already on the table in two thousand and nine and she said this that this case actually goes quite a long way back to the ninety's when the so