the us declaration of independence has fallen foul of social media censorship facebook has deleted parts of the document in a bid to stamp out hate speech. and has details the facebook algorithm has been removing content that is deemed to be racist or offensive not even the us declaration of independence has escaped the crusade against hate speech check out this not so frequently quoted grievance against the british empire back in seventeen seventy six that was recently removed from the site. he has excited domestic insurrections amongst us and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our front two years the merciless indian savages whose known rule of warfare is undistinguished destruction of all ages sexes and conditions no one thought twice about phrases like merciless indian savages back in seventeen seventy six but nowadays it's not exactly considered to be polite vocabulary however facebook sent an apology to the newspaper that posted it and overturned its ban so perhaps it's now ok so that too abrasive for a public forum you can't go and talk talk about the people but i think

the us declaration of independence has fallen foul of social media censorship the facebook program designed to stamp out hate speech deleted parts of the document artie's kaleb open explains the facebook algorithm has been removing content that is deemed to be racist or offensive not even the us declaration of independence as escape the crusade against hate speech check out this not so frequently quoted grievance against the british empire back in seven hundred seventy six that was recently removed from the site. he has excited domestic insurrections amongst us and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our front two years the merciless indian savages whose known rule of warfare is undistinguished destruction of all ages sexes and conditions no one thought twice about phrases like merciless indian savages back in seventeen seventy six but nowadays it's not exactly considered to be polite vocabulary however facebook sent an apology to the newspaper that posted it and overturned its ban so perhaps it's now ok so that too abrasive a feeling for a public forum you can't go and talk talk

and facebook has been forced to apologise after it censored parts of the us declaration of independencets of the document in the run up to independence day. but facebook‘s algorithms deemed found some parts, including a reference to "merciless indian savages," to be hate speech. facebook‘s now allowing the images to be reposted. the us secretary of state is heading back to north korea again, as the diplomatic dance over the country's nuclear programme continues. but mike pompeo is under pressure to speed things up. he's expected to hold private talks with kim jong—un, and he'll likely be pressing the north korean leader to keep to the agreements made in singapore. the latest trip comes amid accusations that the regime is backsliding on its commitment to denuclearisation. joining me now from seoul with more details is the bbc‘s mariko 0i. now, mariko, this is mike pompeo's third round of talks with the north koreans. what's expected 7 third round of talks with the north koreans. what's expected? well, sharanjit, as you mentioned, pressure is mounting on mr pompeo to get something more th

and facebook has been forced to apologise after it censored parts of the us declaration of independenced excerpts of the document in the run up to independence day. but facebook‘s algorithms deemed found some parts, including a reference to "merciless indian savages" to be hate speech. facebook‘s now allowing the images to be reposted. let's get more on the trade war between the us and china now. joining me from the port of singapore is our asia business correspondent karishma vaswani. karishma, you are at one of the world's busiest ports here in the country, so naturally this trade tension between the us and china, they are having global implications, aren't they? yes, they have worried many businesses around the region that i have been speaking to. as you are saying i am standing across the water from the singapore port. lots of activity on a typical day. every year something like 100,000 ships come through the port carrying containers of cargo all over the world. and of course that is the worry. that this us— china trade war, the beginnings of a trade war, asjohn sutton were for sayi

algorithm has been removing content that is deemed to be racist or offensive not even the us declaration of independence has escaped the crusade against hate speech check out this not so frequently quoted grievance against the british empire back in seventeen seventy six that was recently removed from the site. he has excited domestic insurrections amongst us and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our front two years the merciless indian savages whose known rule of warfare is undistinguished destruction of all ages sexes and conditions but no one thought twice about phrases like merciless indian savages back in seventeen seventy six but nowadays it's not exactly considered to be polite vocabulary however facebook sent an apology to the newspaper that posted it and overturned its ban so perhaps it's now ok so that too abrasive for a public forum you can't go and talk talk about the people but i think you can say your own opinion that's why we have freedom of speech you'll be teaching so my language use even the most is my b.b.c. i'm all about freedom of speech so if it's than people don't want

great—great—grandfather kenneth macleod, born near stornoway in 1776, the year of the us declaration of independence miffed if i was handing it over to a president who treated me as donald trump has treated me as donald trump has treated the prime minister. she didn't have the best of treatment with those headlines. he did point out during the course of his visit that his mother was born in scotland and his father was born in germany. so, he has european heritage on both sides of his family. it's interesting picking up what the young lady was saying there because i had people e—mailing me today saying was going to be a love actually moment at chequers where theresa may suddenly turns around and says "we a great nation and you can't treat us like this". she went the diplomatic route. i spoke to a former adviser who said not a chance, she's not going to do what hugh grant did in the movie. the first lady, melania trump, had her own private engagement this morning. she was invited to visit the royal hospital chelsea, accompanied by the prime minster‘s husband philip. sian lloyd reports. melania trump a

us. and it jumped to my conclusion and anticipate where i will end up, i hope, the declaration of independence only lives if it is something we are always declaring. it has to be us speaking in the same way jefferson imagined he was speaking, giving voice to what the people were thinking. these are inspiring ideas, but i want to complicate them and they look at ridiculously collocated with david takes over. he promised to twist everything up the challenger faith in the whole american project, which will be redeemed by annette. [laughter] peter: you are in for a trip tonight. first of all, what did he think he was doing? what's start with this and never forget -- let's start of this and never forget it. legally things people say -- we believe things people say makes sense in the moment in which they are spoken. these ideas were articulated in the middle of a war. probablyyou could recite the second paragraph of the declaration of independence an you would say, pursuit of happiness, all men are created equal. these are promises made to me. i am entitled to these things. that is not the way it re

us. and to jump to my conclusion and anticipate where i will end up, i hope. the declaration of independence only lives if it's something we are always declaring. it has to be us, speaking in the same way that jefferson imagined he was speaking, giving voice to what the people were thinking. now these are inspiring ideas but i want to complicate them for you. and they will get ridiculously complicated when david takes over. he has promised to twist everything up and challenger faith in the whole american project, which will be redeemed by annette. so you're in for a trip tonight. first of all, what did he think he was doing? let's start with this. and never forget it. we historians leave in context. we believe that as people say make meaning and make sense because of the moment in which they are spoken. these ideas were articulated in the middle of a war. now, i am sure, you could recite the second paragraph of the declaration and -- of independence. and you would say pursuit of happiness, all men are created equal, these are promises made to me, i am entitled to these things. well that's no

of the music here. watching american history tv. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >>> historians discuss defining quality and the declaration of independence. the talk about the views and interpretations of w eb the voice, frederick douglas and thomas jefferson as well as the perspective of 18th-century african-american and women. the american antiquarian society and the freedoms way heritage association cohosted this event. it's about one hour and 40 minutes. >>> good evening.

here we see the two streams of conversation from the spring coming together, leaving us with the mystery of why it was property dropped out of the declaration of independence. let me give you a snippet from the debates in the continental congress that july and the articles of confederation to show you how closely property and slavery had been connected. this is lynch and south carolina. if it is debated if they are slaves are property, there is the end of the confederation. so when we look at the declaration of independence and life,t the rights of birdie, and the pursuit of happiness, we are reading one of the first compromises that made the new nation possible. a language capacious enough to be acceptable to both a nascent anti-slavery side and the slavery side. a lot to be said about the danger and problematic nature of compromises in the american founding, but it is important to recognize this moment, this formulation was a victory for the anti-slavery position. there is the core rights that describe life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. we can attribute this to john adams who, over the course of that year, was making the case that happiness is

united states of america should be printed and he also said to the industrial designer who provided the it design. he said i want you to use the the font from the declaration of independencee it beginning this aircraft was supposed to be extremely american and patriotic. when he came to kennedy with the colorers for the plane, he suggested gold and red and kennedy didn't want gold and red. >> maybe that would have been more liked for this president. >> the it irony is this president may turn it it back to what john f kennedy rejected. he said something like my favorite color is blue and idea can rr like it to be blue. john f kennedy chose the colorer for that plane and every president since has maintained it it because of the iconic status. so since this is a president -- we have a president who doesn't care about presidential legacy. he wants to be america's best president but doesn't care what previous presidentss did. he always says they're not smart enough and tough enough. it makes perfect sense he wants to stamp his "t" on >>> given his past life, as a businessman he knows all about marketing his own brand. i want to get your reaction to presidential historian micha

when you block the declaration of independence like carly was talking about, something is wrong. thanks for joining ustes until the top of the hour and unaffordable obamacare premiums skyrocketing with 13 states seeing 40% increases. the wide pres. obama's signature health care law is playing a key role in the midterm elections and this is why you shouldn't drink and play with fireworks at the same time. one minutes independence day ends in an explosion. ♪ ♪ we are all drinking here heather: 15 minutes until the top of the our. obamacare premiums hit an all-time high despite promises that they would be affordable. the rising costs forcing 1 million americans to drop their coverage. >> reporter: more than 1 million americans decided to drop health insurance coverage last year once apology changes dictated 20% of people paying for obamacare plans would no longer get government help pay for them. early numbers show a 3% rise in obamacare sales but medicare and medicaid services, these reports show the high-priced planes on the individual market are unaffordable and forcing unsubsidized middle-class consu

of where we should be. i sometimes feel frustrated remake. restore us to the core values. abby: go read the declaration of independence to your kids today.is great country there is a country band and song that they played called i stand for the flag. ♪ stars and stripes ♪ so much more than that old piece of cloth on your grandma's porch ♪ a american dream ♪ be anything that we want to be ♪ don't care if you are black or white ♪ or who you love ♪ i stand for the flag ♪ and the flag stands for all of us ♪ todd: wow, that's inflammatory. abby: it's fourth of july. what's wrong with that song? it's about standing for the flag. being proud to be american. facebook for eard poofer time censored that song. and they have been trying to deal with their own balance. they then sent out this statement we recently announced anyone running ads about political or other major national issues must include a paid for label after looking again we determined that this ad doesn't need that label. pete: doesn't take thatch work to see that t. doesn't need that label. >> i bet this band, the west cook band they paid attention to it and immediately went at face

of us know. >> don lemon's reporting on john dean as to my reporting of dana bash where we heard from our sources that cohen is declaring independence day. that was what i was told. this is his 4th of july. he decided to separate himself from the president and no longer are going to take a bullet for donald trump. and he believes that what the white house is trying to do through rudy giuliani is sending him a signal which is. if you tell the truth, you will be okay. and he's pushing back at that and saying i am going to tell my truth as you put it. so you see now they are at heads here. they have to be apart of here obviously that he's facing potential charges of the southern district of new york and he's probably looking to cut a deal. >> he says, facing potential charges, all of this discussion about a man who's set to face a single charge. >> that's right. when the government, the fbi rage your house and your office, you are in big trouble. people who are watching at home don't need me to tell them that. it makes a lot of sense where michael cohen is looking to cut a deal. if you are facing fraud charges and you know the amount o

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. >> the fun rolls on all morning long, we have thomas jefferson reading the declaration of independence day for ussteve: litter, anna. thank you very much. when we lived in washington, just outside washington in northern virginia. we took the kids to colonial williamsburg and had the best time. i was telling jillian in the 5:00 hour if you are ever there and have the opportunity to have lunch, order the peanut soup. it is so good. ainsley: we went for a field trip in seventh grade and visited william and mary college there is a street in front where can you go shop to shop and they are dressed in the colonial costumes. can you go to the apothecary. jillian: 50 pounds per dress. ainsley: great to take the kids educational. pete: try the peanut soup. pete: delicious. if i ever wrote a cookbook i would put it in there. [laughter] was that a tease? all right. moving on to other subjects right now, a man is arrested for threatening to chop up senator rand paul's family with an ax. of the kentucky republican says the threat was called into his office and he no longer feels safe. >> we have 24 hour secur

declaration of independence. he's drawing a line in the sand. >> daniel goldman, thank you for spending some time with us today.l you hear what the white house had to say about that video we showed you earlier. remember the chief of staff, john kelly, cringing this morning? how the white house is framing it, next. man: it takes a lot of work to run this business, but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. douglas! we're running dangerously low on beans. people love your beans, doug. they love 'em. doooooooooug! you want to go sell some tacos? progressive knows small business makes big demands. doug, where do we get a replacement chili pepper bulb? so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. it's a very niche bulb. it's a specialty bulb. that fits your business.

us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious emperor because of the first since then there have been a series of military put chips the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims have forced over the country's commodities for tile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad come. and the democratic republic of congo according to the un refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been internally displaced. from the air on the road in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around thirty thousand people some of them from the city itself. i'm half of those in the camp are ch

platforms you believe we should be using to enhance the role of human rights. , thebassador haley put it united states of america is human rights. the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights. that is who we are and will always be. we cannot tolerate being put in a position of adding credibility to an organization that denigrates the values we hold so dear. forward to hear questions from the audience as to how we go forward and what form and platform we can use to enhance human rights and our values around the world. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like to take the liberty to ask the first question if i could. all three of us were at the state department -- mike, you are principal deputy -- you were principal deputy. this question of libya's election to the chair of the human rights commission came up. i had only been on the job a short time. was because i was and did not know any better i thought this does not sound like a good idea. we called for a vote. not the dreaded consensus but we called for a vote. we lost the vote. i remember how shocked some of our allies and friends were that we would be so audacious as to actual

using to enhance the role of human rights. after all, as ambassador haley so eloquently put it, the united states of america is human rights. the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights. that's who we are. and will always be. and we cannot tolerate being put in a position of anti-credibility to an organization that denigrates the values we hold so dear. so kim, i look forward as mike does, and i know you do too, to hear questions from the audience as how we go forward. and what forum and platforms we can use to enhance human rights hed world. so thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> -- when this question libya's imminent election -- i've only been on the job a short period of time. perhaps it was because i was new and i didn't know any better. i thought this doesn't sound like a very good idea, and we called for a vote, which, again, not the dreaded consensus, we called it for a vote. we lost the vote, but i remember at the time how shocked some of our allies and friends were, including the ngo, that would be so audacious to call for a vote whether or not libya should be a chairman of the human rights commission. thi

declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and get independent eyes on the ground to verify that. and then a game plan to eliminate the program. none of that has been achieved. reported that mr. pompeo last for that, and has gotten no reply. that is from a south korean source. have not greatou confidence, or you don't think it is likely that they will be able to achieve denuclearization? >> i don't want to go that far. i don't believe we have achieved very much in accomplishing that goal to date. i understand from the president that he got a commitment from kim jong-un to denuclearize north korea. that is a positive first step. the very first step is to understand the program. we know they have nuclear weapons. we haven't seen any evidence they are willing to give it up. >> we have about three minutes left. >> the senate is going to stay in session for quite a bit of august. largely to work on some bills, but also this nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to be the supreme court nominee. how are you approaching the nomination at this point? do you think this is inevitable for democrats? you are in the minority, republicans have the maj

using religion? i don't know what that means. as a lawyer i don't know what that means. >> our framers and the declaration of independence. >> here we go again. >> pete: back to the founding principles. >> if her moral belief conflicted with the rule as a judge, she will recuse herself, whatat else can you ask, she sas i'm not going to substitute what i believe for the law.iv >> pete: these are going to be some confirmation hearings no matter who is chosen, it will be must-see tv. carrie, leo, thank you for your time tonight. is the camp only meantc democratic party sowing the seeds of its own destruction? we will explain right after this brief break. >> pete: welcome back. >> pete: welcome back, we will ask a simple question, is the democratic party killing itself before our eyes and in real time? that is the argument laid out by ian henderson in a new piece on the conservative website american greatness. he writes in part "increasingly so, more whites are realizing that the economic centers left and so truly conservative part of fdr and jfk no longer exists. the old democratic party was a prolabor, prounion party, today the dem

declaration of independents post as hate speech. >> first, t the president is pl3 day visit to the u.k. the brexit architect nigel is here with us. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. connell: president trump moments away from speaking the a campaign rally in montana. idea that president going to states where he won the presidential election. this case, john tester, the try to go after a senator like a john tester, see if republicans to cake back -- take back the seat, anything can happenner we'll carry it live on fox business from resignation from scott pruitt. that we were talking about, tariffs on china that go into effect midnight. everything and anything happens. we'll carry that. july 12, president planning a three-day visit to uk, h

outrage over the subject of vice mayor ted hickman's regular column in the independent voice, a paper he helped start decades ago.in hickman's column often seeks to use humor...declaredst "straight pride american month" in which a rainbow logo is nixed.hickman says it's a celebration being healthy heterosexuals adding... 'we are different from them...and donút flaunt our differences dressing up like fairies and prancing by the thousands in a parade.' hickman has not broken any law...free speech after all is a guaranteed right.but those in the lgbtq community say the colomun goes beyond free speech. fellow citiy council member devon minnema says hickman's has authored hurtful columns before. the city council is looking into sanctions.but hickman has his supporters in social media who defend his right to voice alternate views.hickman, who hasn't responded to our requests for comment, said earlier that people are too 'thin skinned,' in reacting to a tougue in cheek column.that still hasn't stopped detractors from mounting an and a protest rallt at next weeks city council meeting. (ken) that was lonnie wong reporting. protestors say they'll be out in force next week at t

declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and we get independent eyes on the ground to verify that, and then a game plan to eliminate that program. none of that has been achieved. now, my source is basically south korean. it's been reported that mr. pompeo asked for that and has gotten no reply. that's from a south korean source. we did not hear that from mr. pompeo. >> so i guess that means you have not raised confidence or don't think it's highly likely that they'll be able to achieve denuclearization? or not? guest: i don't want to go that far. what i'm saying is i don't believe we've achieved very much in accomplishing that goal to date. so i understand from the president that he got a commitment from kim jong-un to denote your north- denuclearize korea. that's a positive first step. but the very first step really is to understand their programs. we know they now have a nuclear weapon so they have that. we haven't seen any evidence that they're willing to give that up. host: we have about three minutes left. let's switch geerings to some domestic affairs. the senate is going to be staying in session for quite a bit of august, were to

values that inspires us to give with charity, to act with courage, and to sacrifice for what we know is right. invokedican founders our creator four times in the declaration of independence. four times. the president back in 2017, and john fea is going through the checklist. guest: so much there. some good stuff, but also problematic things as far as i view it. this is him feeding the christian right the red meat that they want. talking about abortion, talking about religious liberty, bowing to make it appealing to the idea that somehow the founding documents created a christian nation. his reference to the declaration of independence at the end is right. the declaration of independence alludes to god four times, but it is a vague god, not very specific. jefferson's god, certainly nothing about jesus christ for these kinds of things. but he is tapping into something that religion was important to the founding fathers. they sought religion as something that you're getting to the greater good of the republic, and i would make the argument that it doesn't matter what kind of religion it was. theeligion contributed to republic the statesmen were trying to create, they had us

using to enhance the role of human rights. as ambassador haley so eloquently put it, the united states of america is human rights. the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights, that's who we are. and we'll always be. and we cannot tolerate being put in a position of adding credibility to an organization that denigrates the values we hold so dear. so kim, i look forward as mike does and i know you do too to hear questions from the audience as to how we go forward and what forum and platforms we can use to enhance human rights and our values around the world. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> i would like to take the liberty, the chairman's liberty to ask the first question, if i could. all three of us were at the state department i believe mike you were principle deputy at grl and you were in geneva and i was in io when this question of libya's imminent election to the chair of the human rights commission came up. and i'd only been on the job a very short period of time. perhaps it was because i was new, and i didn't know any better, i thought this doesn't sound like a very good idea. and we actually calle

of declaring that he alone can appoint central bankers, where previously it had to go through an approval process. in his interview with us about a month ago, he raised the prospect of a non-independent central bank. he retracted those comments pretty much, and now he's back doing it after the election. david: so it is not just a monetary policy. it is also fiscal. of uber-economic position and appointed his son-in-law to the position. he had people that were perceived as more market friendly. >> absolutely. in combining the finance and the treasury functions of the government, he's effectively consolidating this two very powerful positions as part of his family. now we have somebody who is very much an insider with the prime minister. therefore i think it is going to be difficult for investors to get comfortable. currenciesing-market are generally are having a bit of a rally. it is interesting to see turkey become a black spot amid that rally. bix: all right, thank you oth very much. was of thed charts we just talked about at tv . coming up, what does the chaos in theresa may's cabinet mean for the pound? this is bloomberg. alix: tesla is said to plan a aina plans with 500,000 c

outrage over the subject of vice mayor ted hickman's regular column in the independent voice, a paper he helped start decades ago.in hickman's column often seeks to use humor...declaredamerican month" in which a rainbow logo is nixed.hickman says it's a celebration being healthy heterosexuals adding... 'we are different from them...and donút flaunt our differences dressing up like fairies and prancing by the thousands in a parade.' hickman has not broken any law...free speech after all is a guaranteed right.but those in the lgbtq community say the colomun goes beyond free speech. fellow citiy council member devon minnema says hickman's has authored hurtful columns before. the city council is looking into sanctions.but hickman has his supporters in social media who defend his right to voice alternate views.hickman, who hasn't responded to our requests for comment, said earlier that people are too 'thin skinned,' in reacting to a tougue in cheek column.that still hasn't stopped detractors from mounting an recall campaign and a protest rallt at next weeks city council meeting. (lydia) that was lonnie wong reporting. (lydia) a federal judge has found the government is vi

us that our origins were not civil. the tea party was no tea party. the founders knew we would be uncivil and designed government to accommodate that. they also knew that incivility needed a purpose. the declaration of independenceion of that original purpose, written because jefferson wanted to show a decent respect to the opinions of mankind. if they were going to be uncivil, the declaration showed they still had respect for the larger audience, all of mankind. so the founders would ask of our present incivility, is it rooted in anything larger? or is it just impulse, point scoring and power grabbing? >> she is a low iq individual. >> reporter: when the president sun civil, it is for a higher purpose, or it is confirmation that an impulsive president must be checked? >> i welcome -- >> reporter: when maxine waters rails, can we hear a universal value, or is she justb? is cane applied to our chants at rallies and our behavior at restaurants too. the fourth of july is not just a celebration but an assignment. jefferson asked that the annual return of this day forever refresh our recollections of these rights and an undiminished devotion to them. listening to the founders might sound quaint while we're blowtorchi

of great players. just tell us a bit about what this match means, we know what it means as england fans but for you in croatia you're a young nation, you declared independence a relatively small nation of 4 million people or so. and of course you went through the civil war after the fall of yugoslavia. well we are a small nation in european terms and a young nation and in this period of 27 years this is the second time we've played in the semifinals. we played 20 years ago against france and unfortunately that time we lost but now we have the opportunity to play again and i believe we will win. it means a lot to the people they are, notjust in football terms but in a way to be on the world stage? absolutely, someone just made an analysis that there we re just made an analysis that there were more reports across the world about croatia, more times during the world cup and for the past three yea rs world cup and for the past three years combined. so this gives a great boost to the reputation of croatia and not just great boost to the reputation of croatia and notjust as the beautiful tourist destination but also as a nation capable of achieving great sports r

us around florence, the major aspects, point out the major aspects of the renaissance. how it was done through architecture and art. neil: wow. >> you get to see, listen, the constitution and declaration of independencetten by anglo people from england but a lot of their thought began, the enlightenment began with the renaissance. neil: then it veered into sleeveless t-shirts. >> and maga. veered into maga. [laughter]. neil: how do they feel about donald trump over there? >> you know, europe is going through a transformation. charles payne mentioned this in one of the broadcasts i think i was on with him and i didn't understand it until i was there. they're right now in isolationist mode throughout europe where they're tired of unfettered immigration. neil: italy with the brunt of it. >> it is not as bad in italy as it is in france to be honest with you. not like massive amounts of migrants flooding in. they're trying to. they're keeping them out. italy has the basic cultural heritage intact. but as a whole europeans, italians, many more french, now germany, you see them saying enough is enough. neil: they take their wrath out on germany. germany started this. that is fine for but opened doors with u