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of business, the republican plan to cut medicare, medicaid, repeal the aca will make america sick agai again. >> this law has failed. >> americans are struggling. we need to reverse the damage that has been done. >> in this case, all politics is personal. >> we are going to work hard not just everyday, to replace obamacare with reforms that put people back in charge of their health care. >> we are going to repeal obamacare. >> the only thing that has going for it is alliteration. >> he joins us now from the russell rotunda, congressman, thanks for joining us. >> hi, tucker, how are you? >> tucker: i am great. i understand that this is the president's signature achievement and there are probably some things about it that we can agree are fine. but basically, it is a flawed piece of legislator that the public can never fully embrace. why are democrats defending as strongly as they are? >> you said the public has never embraced it, you are right, it's always been 50/50 here and there. when you talk about the various elements of it, you don't get turned away if you if you havey existing co

we will make america proud agai again. we will make america safe again.rabbi marvin -- and bishop wayne t jackson to provide readings and the benediction. >> eternal god, bless president donald j. trump and america, our great nation. guide us to remember the words of the psalmist who may dwell on your holy mountain, one that does what is right and speaks the truth. who knows that when you eat the labor of your hands, you are praiseworthy. that he who sows in tears shall reap in joy, because the freedoms we enjoy are not granted in perpetuity, but must be reclaimed by each generation. as our ancestors have planted for us, so we must plan for others. while it is not for us to complete the task, neither are we free to assist from them. dispense justice to the needy and the orphan, for they have no one but their fellow citizens. and because a nation's wealth is measured by her values and not by her vaults. bless all of our allies around the world who share our beliefs. by the rivers of babylon, we wept as we remembered zion. if i forget thee, old jerusalem, m

locking her in a room and playing "mississippi queen" and "don't fear the reaper was quote over over agaist like the left hand it does ♪ >> what vegan goes to a country known for their cheese and milk? come on now. >> the legal anger angle here. >> i have been on the government web site to see who might how you become an official national, if i were to get dual citizenship. what would i need to do. other than living there for an amount of time, there are different ways. one of the primary things it says is that you have to be willing to embrace the swiss way of life. you will have to be willing to accept the traditions are to make that are typical in the country. she's speaking against it. she's rejecting rejecting the basic tendencies. >> unless one of these traditions is speak out against things. >> not listed on the web site. >> dan, did you think that there was much difference between the touch and if was? come on. >> a little donnie in there... [laughter] once again, stalling for time. >> dan, i didn't realize -- i kd of lumped all of these blond countries together. >> yes! why do yo

we will make america proud agai again. we will make america safe again.rabbi marvin -- and bishop wayne t jackson to provide readings and the benediction. >> eternal god, bless president donald j. trump and america, our great nation. guide us to remember the words of the psalmist who may dwell on your holy mountain, one that does what is right and speaks the truth. who knows that when you eat the labor of your hands, you are praiseworthy. that he who sows in tears shall reap in joy, because the freedoms we enjoy are not granted in perpetuity, but must be reclaimed by each generation. as our ancestors have planted for us, so we must plan for others. while it is not for us to complete the task, neither are we free to assist from them. dispense justice to the needy and the orphan, for they have no one but their fellow citizens. and because a nation's wealth is measured by her values and not by her vaults. bless all of our allies around the world who share our beliefs. by the rivers of babylon, we wept as we remembered zion. if i forget thee, old jerusalem, m

locking her in a room and playing "mississippi queen" and "don't fear the reaper was quote over over agaist like the left hand it does ♪ >> what vegan goes to a country known for their cheese and milk? come on now. >> the legal anger angle here. >> i have been on the government web site to see who might how you become an official national, if i were to get dual citizenship. what would i need to do. other than living there for an amount of time, there are different ways. one of the primary things it says is that you have to be willing to embrace the swiss way of life. you will have to be willing to accept the traditions are to make that are typical in the country. she's speaking against it. she's rejecting rejecting the basic tendencies. >> unless one of these traditions is speak out against things. >> not listed on the web site. >> dan, did you think that there was much difference between the touch and if was? come on. >> a little donnie in there... [laughter] once again, stalling for time. >> dan, i didn't realize -- i kd of lumped all of these blond countries together. >> yes! why do yo

. >> govenmake america great agai. >> make america great again is a theme that could be made more as p as p do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> and a vision of america. >> government is no t tt the solution to our problem. government is our problem. >> we have chosen hope over fear and unity of purpose over conflicts and discord >> it is now trump's turn to take center stage where his words and actions will help set this nation's course, peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> diane feinstein is weighing in as a guest as "meet the press" this morning. she gets tens of thousands of phone calls from people who are concerned of what's going to happen. the senator also react to the russian hacking scandal. >> i am not going to lead this. this is the future of america. it is the future of democracy. if we cannot carry out an election without this information being pumped into it by another country, we got a huge destruction of our system going on. we have to -- we have to be full and robust in this look. i trust that we are. >> feinstein also addressed lewis' comment t

helping the working class families, helping working-class americans and getting the economy moving agai again. so far, he's delivering. >> isn't helping the working class or the titans of industry and helping the big boys on wall street at the expense of the working class who have two -- >> do the unions represent the working class? yes or no? they went out of their way to say it's fantastic. i can't remember the aftershave they used. they went out of their way to make it seem like it was magnificent. >> how does that help working-class americans to shut down businesses across the country? there are no jobs. >> i don't think we are short on jobs with 4% unemployment. >> shutting down businesses, shutting down opportunity in this country. >> i have no objection to more jobs even on top of the fact that we are almost at a full employment economy. you've got to breathe the air. you want some regulation. you want to make sure you do away with unnecessary regulation. >> we've got a go. sean hannity will sit down with president trump at the white house on thursday. mr. trump for the hour at 1

talking to lockheed martin agai again. >> the lack of detail on fiscal plans, on tax cuts, on this massive round of spending that the market seems to be pricing in. >> yes. very much so. here in europe this morning, focus on some bigger retailers out there. retail galore. shares in swatch and richemont hit the stoxx 600 summit after third quarter sales of richemont beat expectations. group revenue rose by 5% thanks to strong jewelry demand in december and a pick up in watch sales. richemont warning that it will face a challenging 2017 in terms of comparables because of a large noncash gain seen last year. >> let's bring you a check of tesco shares. the company reported third quarter like for like sales in the uk growing by 1.8% at the upper end of analysts range after strong christmas trading. the uk's largest supermarket said it is on track to deliver 1.2 billion pounds in full operating profit. however we are seeing weakness in shares this morning. >>> marks&spencer topped their christmas trading forecast. a real institution in the uk. i'm told people buy their underwear -- >> i heard th

. >>> innext, spacex's return to space has been delayed agai this launch. >>> finally tonight, spacex'sghly anticipated rn space was delayed sunday. surda. kenneth craig has more on this >> reporter: four months after this devastating explosion that destroyed an unmanned falcon nine rocket in cape canaveral, spacex says it's ready to give it another go. the rocket is ready to send ten satellites into space, but bad weather at the california launch site has forced a delay. bill harward is cbs's space consultant. how much is at stake here? >> this is extremely important to spacex. they need to restore confidence in the falcon nine rocket. especially after the failure in december. >> reporter: spacex chalked up 18 successful flights in a row. then a 2015 launch failure, and another nine flights before th >> clearly two failures in 29 rockets is not the kind of rock who has his eyes on mars, finds himself in an increasingly competitive space race with amazon's ceo jeff bazos and boeing and lockheed martin. >> there's a big competition heating up between them. every flight is important in th

i thought i wouldn't see him agai again. >> reporter: her downstairs neighbor was playing video games. >> when i hear the gun shot, i got on the floor. my mom put me in the room. so to hide me. >> reporter: etyra and devon were lucky to survive the hail of bullets, but so many are not. one child is killed in chicago every week on average. that's a figure that's been true for the past quarter century. why is chicago so deadly? >> officers are under attack. >> reporter: in an interview with "60 minutes", garry mccarthy says chicago cops are not actively policing in fear of putting themselves and their families in jeopardy. >> they're on their heels for a number of reasons. we see the results. we're reaching a state of lawlessness. >> reporter: of the 762 murders in 2016, 65% of the killings are happening in five districts on the south and west sides of the city where 59rival gangs fight each other for territory police say. to curb the violence, more officers are being hired and gunshot detection technology allowing a faster response is being purchased. but until the killings stop -- >>

. >> it is interesting to point out that reagan took a number of enforcement pressumeasures agai freee. i think trump is unique is that he won the presidency not only by opposing the democratic party but repudiating the dogma of his own party. that presents a unique opportunity for a broader realignment in our politics that i've never seen in my lifetime and also some unique challenges in government. >> how does this strike you? >> first of all, i congratulate julius for launching a new journal. i think it's too early in political historian would tell you it's too early to attach an ism to trump. there are some core concepts. what we forget is the populist is he's driving a reactionary populist but there's another populist which bernie sanders ran on in the primary that's worthying about today. brexit and the election of donald trump are blamed on elites who failed to listen to the forgotten men and women. there's different ways of doing that. the nation has challenged and championed people to think about a populist that's inclusive and not divisive that doesn't scapegoat as donald tr

he thinks the nominee will be outstanding and hard to argue agai i am primitive about some f the implementationseen. and we will not let them have an up or down vote in the center. >> and saying that his party will be a mainstream nominee, but not to letting go of the merrick garland drama. watch. >> mitch mcconnell said that we just wanted to be treated the way that we treated obama nominees, does he think we have amnesia? he refused for the first time in the history of the senate to meet with or have a hearing or vote on a supreme court nominee. we are going to treat this nominee fairly, but we need to know who he or she is, what they stand for. but that they are in the mainstream of thinking. >> okay, so the list is narrowing, we are starting to get to that squishy metal that he says he can get to if he knows who it is, and he knows that person has been vetted, what are your thoughts? >> this is the most important decision of the cabinets of today. if they find somebody in the mold of scalia, that's will look at the support for the next few years, this is the most important single issue for

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agai there's been multiple repos there's a multi-agency inquiry in to the trump campaign, people associatedith the president-elect and the russian government. 17 u.s. intelligence agencies have concluded that the russian government actively intervened to try to get donald trump elected president of the united states. this inquiry, again, involving intercepted communications and financial transactions. this is new detail temperature also these new names in terms of who's being investigated. this, of course, will be a real challenge, a real test for the incoming administration, particularly the new head of the justice department, likely to be attorney general jeff sessions. will he recuse himself from overseeing something like this or the fbi's part of it. dramatic time. "first look" is up next. >>> so this journey began 18 months ago. i had something to do with it, but you had much more to do with it than i did. i'm the messenger, i'm just the messenger. we're going to do things that haven't been done for our country for many, many decades. it's going to change. i promise you, it's going to

anybody who thinks suddenly there's going to be some transformation, going to stop tweeting -- agai to go bk this question, whether americans will like that or not, i don't know. i don't think it's going to change. >> presidents don't let you raise your hand anymore. they have a list of names. john heilman, i miss you. please come on again a lot. robert costa, my favorite. thank you, sir. from bucks county, pennsylvania, robert costa and the "washington post." >>> coming up, trump's pick to be secretary of state also faced tough questions today. both democrats and republicans also about his ties to russia. and marco rubio was leading the way grilling tillerson over vladimir putin and the deaths of some of putin's political opponents including some press who died. we'll see. >>> also, plus a dramatic second day of test moimony from turn's pick to be attorney general, john lewis took the stand today to make the case against jeff sessions. is it enough to derail sessions' nomination? >>> coming up at the half hour tonight as i said, a "hardball" special report, trump and the media. the pr

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it's clearly discriminating agai attorneys fanning out in make shift legal war rooms at airports acrosshe nation. holding up signs to provide legal triage, and offering free advice to detained refugees. the department of homeland security saying and the trump administration holding firm, that the president not only has the authority to pursue the order, but a duty. >> these countries need to have further travel restrictions, based on the intelligence we have. >> the officials were scrambling to enforce the new order. officials from the agency told us they were nimble enough to execute the mission and white house officials said there was some urgency involved and a desire not to tip their hands and in the process allow potential bad guys to change their plans. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> meanwhile, president trump is shaking up the national security council in what some are calling an unprecedented move. the president has given his controversial chief strategist steve bannon a seat on the top committee. meanwhile, the director of national intelligence and the chairman staff h

the jury room one white juror among ten others is able to stand up to the pressure of the majority.d agai and would not budge.coou as this woman who was a woman of color could not hold her grants because she was alone. even putting two jurors of color together had been shown to change the outcome. i have a friend that was a juror and one of the cases where the bush administration attempted to prosecuted a group of men call them terrorists. they would stand outside and practice karate. most of them had been deported. that actually resulted in a hung jury. that was because of the jury had more than one person of color on them who could stand together and say it was wrong. i think what we learned going forward is that because he is can it decide the supreme court most prosecutors don't get primaries so they're not weighing in on what kind of decisions they make. the only thing left now for americans who care about this issue is get on juries they have multiple races. they have a good instance there. think about running for some of these district attorney positions. and decide who those das a

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