the air force, almost all the space forces are in air force space command. the navy has space forces of its own. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites that the other services use as well. mainly, there 's is are in san diego. there is a program executive office for space. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations, space forces, scattered around different parts of the military intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these different space capabilities -- that is one of the problems we have. there has not been a unity of effort. there has been a lot of disjointed mess, a lot of lack of coordination. there are examples of where one service has gone off and a constellation of communication satellites. another service was supposed to build the radios that can communicate with the satellites. they got behind and cut the budget for those radios. so we had satellites in space and could not take full advantage because we di

almost all of the air force space force is in air force space command. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites. the other services use them as well. there space forces are in san diego. there is an office call the program executive office for space out there. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations and space forces that are scheduled around different parts of the military and intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force other services. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these capabilities are spread about. that is a problem we have had. there has not been a unity of that effort. there's a lot of disjointed miss and lack of ordination. their exemptions -- examples of where one service has built and launched munication services. another service was supposed to build radios to communicate and they got behind and they cut the budget for those radios. we had satellites in space but we couldn't take full advantage of them because we didn't have the radios

they already won when air force one landed. ity around the world. they've become a force. so it is donald trump now that has to show a win kim has forced the american president to deal with him as an equal. we're going to see donald trump at his best or worst. did you do all of this as some kind of bringsmanship that will bring you to a denuclear agreement? are you being out-foxed and out-conned by somebody? >> that's something that we have to wait and see. we are seeing the president there arriving at the shangri-la hotel there in singapore. richard, to your experience, having lived in singapore for five years, these two hotels are very close to even other. >> yeah, i lived about three minutes away from both of those hotels for several years. this is sort of the fifth avenue area, if you will, lots of shops and everything there. >> donald trump should feel right at home. >> good point there, rev. do you think there's some wisdom having dialed back the expectations. the president? a bellicose way was saying, i'm going to get thi

speaker, i rise today to recognize the important efforts of the 126th air refueling wing at scott air force base in st. claire county, illinois. on june 2, i celebrated the many achievementsf this unit when i attended the 126th air refueling wing day. mr. bost: which was done by proclamation by the governor of the state of illinois. the26th air refueling wing routiny succeeds in its missions of providing immediate, sustained, long-range air refueling of both nuclear and conventional aircraft for both the u.s. armed forces and nato allies. the 126th air refueling wing has more than 1,000 air national guard active duty united states air force personnel who recently received its eighth air force outstanding unit award for 14, throh december, 2016. mber, the service members of the 126th air refueling wing reteenly demonstrate their excellence in perfect -- routinely demonstrate their excellence in while supporting the united states air force operations. the award and recognition, the received, sets the foundation framework for being a strong center of excellence for military acraft. 'm proud of

then -- >> routed to air force one. >> then so it seems they did their job. it's the people aboard air force one and jared kushner who decided to engage him and decided to patch him through to the president. >> i think i remember -- i don't know if you were working at the white house, sam, during the first year of the obama administration when a fake couple showed up for a state dinner and got through secret service and got into the dinner. that raised security considers as well. >> we addressed them. there was a review and secret service figured out how to prevent that. i hope based upon the fact that the white house said today they made a mistake, that the same thing will happen. maybe donald trump will give up his personal cell phone. >> like so many other things, that was one of the biggest scandals of the year when those -- >> they were a real couple but they managed to get through into the east wing of the white house and got into this state dinner. >> huge deal. let's be honest, we won't be talking about -- >> this is just another friday afternoon in t

there was the army air force. and war fighting capabilities evolve -- >> and was going to take place up -- >> in the air space rather than the ground space, then it was sensible to suggest that perhaps this should be an entire branch of the military unto itself. so today all space capabilities of the military are handled by the air force. that was the natural extension of what the air force people did. and it's huge. air force controls gps -- >> right. most people don't realize -- >> i know someone who has a show called "gps." >> most people don't realize that gps, which is really now basically the underpinnings of the digital economy -- >> yes. >> everything we do in terms of location. >> billions of dollars of commerce -- >> is funded on the back -- of an infrastructure sustained, run by the u.s. air force. >> by the u.s. air force, that's correct. and there's an entire place where that happens in colorado. the point is that we, as a nation, have assets in space of incalculable value. and so when you think of wha

there's the seventh air force commander, the intellectual air force commander. he will end up planning -- penning so once again, we have a fact-dominated air force structure, and this might be the aircraft you would think might be carrying out these missions in total. thompson informs us this would have been too much of a show of force, as far as johnson was concerned. he would not let the b-52 go up north. in rolling thunder, the b-52 won't see action in northern vietnam. it will take another campaign before we see that happen. but they are involved in missions in the south, trying to stop air interdiction platforms. so, not doing strategic bombardment, but an air interdiction effort. the primary platforms will be those 100-series fighters, f 105, f 100. it was designed to participate in that big war with the soviet union, the dropping of tactical nukes. you have a swept wing, big engines, moving fast. these are not their fighters, and the idea is to get as deep as you can, drop your new can get back as far as you can. one aspect of these is, how effective are

hughes has been on the air force most wanted since 1983. >> air force officials say he may have beenght? >> that's what the air force suspected for many years because he had security clearances and they gave him access to some of the most top secret missile programs. hughes had been an expert on rocket self-destruct procedures. air force and officials say there was no evidence he was spying for the soviets. they never found any information that could be linked the him. hughes faces charges of desertion at travis air force base and in the coming days he faces up to five years of confinement and a dishonorable discharge. >> shepard: have you had a funeral yet? net neutrality is dead. the way you serve the web could be changing. rules that were meant to give everybody equal access on the internet are over. but not everyone says that is a bad idea. okay. what you need to know next. >> shepard: after years of delays, a new sky scrapper has opened at the site of ground zero in manhattan. there was a ribbon cutting for the world trade center. it's the fifth tallest building in new york city

were non-existent for the air force had a free hand well as the national. on the eighteenth of october these really high command decided to capitalize on the successful crossing building their presence on the western bank of the canal to three on the divisions. sharon's division would move north to surround the egyptian second army and capture the city of is my idea. a duns division and another commanded by general monk and would move south to encircle the egyptian army and capture the city of suez. this would be their final goal israel would come to the bargaining table holding a trump card. israel had two bridges were to merge. they were now ready for an army across to the suburbs. for two days and with the bulk of the egyptian army on the east of the canal scattered forces in the west foot bravely trying to hold their ground against three israeli army divisions but they were outnumbered and overwhelmed. general shadley could see that his plan was on the verge of failure. and this again i was a different i went back and said the situation was becoming ver

nestled up beside that is the air force base.wo institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you, i never said, i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight up. >> now with the holiday season at full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh, for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. >> they had gone to this christmas party that she specifically asked her boss if marty could go. >> it was the date for office party standards and early morning since marty had to fly early in the morning. marty, michelle and the co-workers prepared to leave the restaurant. then an interruption. michelle excused her. made a brief phone call out of earshot of the others. then the drive to

air force discussing their rise and use of drones by the u.s. military and the dangers implications of long distance warfare and that's it for this edition of staff and the next time. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer an it be no in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to parent and that we're even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. no. this is a border checkpoint between of ghana's stan and pakistan where those children are returning to pakistan with their families. this is probably the first vaccination they've ever had. in two

it was such a victorian the israeli air force.n the weeks following this battle reports possibly originating with soviet intelligence began to come in that israel was massing its all me on the syrian border. and the current escalation that spurred nasr into action. on the food thousands of may one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. hugo did it gyptian troops into sinai. must but as he held out a while they said feeney at a low blow. in memory of television and foscari. i am lucky she. even when who bombed. out a house. that was all. story. but not said also saw an opportunity to try to roll back the gains israel had secured following the one nine hundred fifty six war. on the sixteenth of may egypt asked the un to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from sinai. a week later and the theatrical setting of a meeting with his fighter pilots. announced the closing of the tour on straight to israeli shipping. news of nasr is actions brought people out onto the streets all across the arab world. tell me about a billion dollar slaves a littl

by the way army navy air force marine coast guard air force and what will we do? space force.talked about rocket sites is now largely with the satellites and the problem is we want those planes flying so we will create a space force and it will be great. but we do need that militarily also. so this week it is so important to vote for country, vote for family, vote for values he is a great great gentleman. because two together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. henry. [cheers and applause][n] and we will make america great again. thank you south carolina two. [cheers and applause][n] [cheers and applause][n] ♪ ♪ . . . .

air force discussing their rise and use of drones by the u.s. military and the dangers implications of long distance warfare and that's it for this edition of self and costs the next time. oh no. this. is this is hotter than kentucky the. olympics move the employees says it will bring street families. in. a coma any city with almost no co mines left. the jobs are gone all the polarizer said that's. live to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their own eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. to. get a phone no i don't have what was the last time that you went on the internet no i am not used to meet these village is it safe to say. are you sure there is no actual music ters there and they are all going to be sure the baby doesn't cover his that is the. one who was going to support the one and only for him is dead as part of that was a good deal. th

by the way, henry, army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard, airs force, right? air force?nd what are we doing to do, space force. people love that. you know it will be we talk about rockets. but henry, defense is now largely based on satellites and everything in space, the problem with air force, i don't think they will really sort of you know they want planes flying, but i don't think they will focus on space like they should, we'll create a space force it will be great. we need that militarily, and in many other ways, but we do need it militarily also. this week so important to go out and vote for country, vote for family, vote for values. vote for victory, and vote for henry. he is a great, great gentleman. a great gentleman. because as a group together we will make america wealthy again. make america strong again. we will make america safe again, henry. and we will make america great again. thank you south carolina. thank you. thank you.d applause] >> president trump wrapping up what was a high octane rally. in colombia, south carolina. standing with the president, man

for the air force had a free hand well. on the eighteenth of october these really high command decided to capitalize on the successful crossing building their presence on the western bank of the canal to three armored divisions. sharon's division would move north to surround the egyptian second army and capture the city of is my idea. a duns division and another commanded by general monk and would move south to encircle the egyptian army and capture the city of suez. this would be their final goal israel would come to the bargaining table holding a trump card. israel had two bridges were going to merge. bridge. they were now ready for an army across to the suburbs. for two days and with the bulk of the egyptian army on the east of the canal scattered forces in the west foot bravely trying to hold their ground against three israeli army divisions but they were outnumbered and overwhelmed. general shadley could see that his plan was on the verge of failure. and this again i was a different i went back and said the situation w

he went missing from the air force in 1983. it was the height of the cold war and hughes had top secret clearance and access to confidential information about nato. >> he respects privacy. >> reporter: now 35 years later hughes has been found and arrested. one neighbor says he's lived in this daly city neighborhood with his wife anna since 2010. >> i feel really bad for her. >> reporter: the neighbors' descriptions all tell a similar story. >> very quiet, unassuming. >> friendly, pleasant. >> the best neighbor a guy could ever have. >> reporter: he was caught while being investigated for passport fraud. when the details of his life story didn't add up, military investigators say he finally admitted his true identity. >> i guess you never know, you know, a person unless you really dig deep. >> reporter: neighbors say hughes' wife anna actually lived here for many years, but about eight years ago hughes moved in and at some point they were married, but that begs the question where was he from 1983 until 2010 and how did he make a

air force from retiring the current fleet of j-stars aircraft and.additional resources to help the air force accelerate, developing, and fielding new capabilities to replace the current ground-moving target capability provided by j-stars. in effect, we shouldn't take j-stars away until we have something very credible and capable to replace it. as the department of defense prioritizes long-term strategic competition with china and russia, the army will be required to balance the highen -- highen end near pier fight. this will be a significant shift for the army given that for the nearly 17 years in the past, they have focused on combat operations in iraq, afghanistan, and most recently in syria. in addition, the army has had a spotty track record in recent decades with major acquisition programs. coupled with the effects of the budget control act and sequestration, the army has had to defray modernizing platforms aimed with a conflict with a peer add remember sorries. recognizing the need to overhaul processes, the army has created a number of cross functional teams tasks -- so that new

and there's more news, the president told reporters aboard air force one he's narrowed his list down to about five candidates including two women. he'll interview some of those candidates this weekend at his new jersey golf course. and we does he claims he will not ask about abortion, a key subject where anthony kennedy was a decisive vote. >> are you looking for somebody who would overturn row v. wade? >> well, you know it's a great group of intellectual talent, but they are generally conservative. i'm not going to ask them that question, by the way. that's not a question i'll be asking, but it is a group of very highly talent, very brilliant mostly conservative judges. >> what about lgbt rights? >> i have to tell you, i really got to know him in a fairly short period of time, i've known him over the years. he's a terrific man. and i thought the way he approached what he just did, what he did yesterday was very elegant, very beautiful. and i was very honored he decided to do it during my term. because i think i won't be discussing that because i think it's inappropriate to discuss.

the door is now open to air force one.trump have been out in just a few moments. he is just landed and will take a motorcade. busy trip in many are saying this was a winning trip if you will for president trump. the first sitting u.s. president to meet with north korean leader. there was a lot of pressure on the president. it's coming across as these really made a huge step forward for the relationship. kristina: there's still a lot to be said about the next step because there's nothing outlined in that document were a lot of the concerns are raised about how you're going to verify these nuclear sites in north korea. areng to be nuclear is what will happenact that there's been complete in stories about wargames removi presidents in south korea. these are all questions we still have yet to answer. but it is a big moment. the dictator of north korea. cheryl: also interesting that the secretary of state is doing. mike pompeius six weeks into the job has pulled off an incredible feat. he's actually stayed in asia on his way, p

five squadrons of the iraqi air force. some sixty at craft were flown to syria to make up for losses sustained by the syrian air force so wolfish you can see some maturity in the iraqi prison sort of the syrian pilots up tied for the bottom even the most his didn't know how compilers from iraq are up for the fight why the syrians are reluctant to leave babies so it turned into a competition to carry out their missions and he did watch what he said. with the arrival of the participation of iraqi forces in the war the jordanian army was now straining at the leash. have that have. that feel it was very embarrassing for us i mean it embarrass them making the same a lot because there were two arab countries who had territory occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven and jordan was a third arab country whose territory ha been occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven but those two other countries are fighting to regain what they lost while you're not with i remember i attended one of the meetings and held with the military and i s

by the way, henry, army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard air force, right? air force and what are we going to do? space force. people love that. [cheers & applause] you know, it's going to be -- we talk about rockets going up. henry, defense is now largely based with the satellite and everything else in space. the problem is when you have the air force, i don't think they're going to really -- they want the planes flying. i don't think they're going to be focusing on space like they should. we're going to create a space force. it's going to be great. we need that militarily and many other ways. so this week, it's so important to go out and vote for country, vote for family, vote for values. this man values. vote for victory and vote for henry. he's a great, great gentleman. [cheers & applause] a great gentleman. because as a group together, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again, henry. and we will make america great again. thank you, south carolina! [cheers & applause] thank you. thank you. >>

the voice as that of the air force commander general. you have a map. you see the flowers on the those are. better. please destroy them out. located on the western side of the canal the egyptian surface to air missiles and cause the israeli afros heavy losses in the first days of the war. now reachable by israeli tanks it was payback time for the egyptian and defense. but despite the israeli success in destroying the somme batteries other aspects of stout hearted man were not going so well. of a loss i shall give the ariel sharon received an order not to activate his forces in the west of the canal because the concern was that if they were unable to establish a real bridge a pontoon or roller it would be impossible to establish a logistics route to evacuate casualties send supplies send forces. and then they would even consider canceling the whole operation of it so. the israelis still hadn't gained control of the road to the crossing point foot soldiers would have to be used to flush out the egyptian infantry and tank hunters from the ditches of the ch

by the way henry, army navy air force marines. coast guard and air force. right? ] face force people love that. but in his defense is now largely based with the satellite and the problem is with the air force i don't think they want those planes flying and i think they are focusing on faith like facia so we will create a space horse and it will be great militarily we do need it also. so this week it is so important to go out and vote for country, vote for family, values and vote for victory" for henry. [applause] he does a great job. because together as a group we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again henry. we will make america great emm emma -- again. thank you south carolina two. [cheers and applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ six. ♪ >> we send such confusing messages to young people so young women, i don't envy them. this was a story i put in the book about a number of women athletes that posed topless for sports illustrated and one of them i quoted said i'm proud of my body and i want to help young

air force discussing their rise and use of drones by the u.s. military and the dangers implications of long distance warfare and that's it for this edition of staff and the next time. seems wrong but old rules just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this day comes to council. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. all across the western world a so-called melting pot is melting down immigration legal and illegal is probably the most contentious and divisive issue energizing voters in germany the government may collapse and trump businesses signature cause can the status quo be sustained. argentina suffers a crushing defeat on day eight of the world cup here in russia losing three nil to croatia the game's already think of the biggest upset of the totem and so. must come up as well would make some more of those big funds that are there for the big national to. fifty year old volkswagen beetle has been driven by mr nose and his friend colleague from brazil. and some world news he

>> once had top secret clearance in the air force. after deserting, created a fake identity and living the quiet married life until last week when inconsistencies on his passport application led to an arrest. >>> we want to go to kari hall looking at the warm-up we're going to see throughout the bay area. >> on the way to the warm spring station and getting ready to head to oakland. temperatures in the upper 50s, nice and cool but it will warm up fast. we'll be in the upper 70s already by noon. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the bay area coming up next. >>> your commute on the san mateo bridge, moving smoothly, headlights coming into the east bay, more traffic because of that dubs parade. we'll track that as well as the morning commute. live pictures os >>> good tuesday morning to you. june 12th for you live pictures there at the oakland sky line. what a beautiful sight it is as we get ready to host more than 1 million people for the warriors victory parade there. this is that parade route there that a lot of people are

i can remember in the last administration the secretary of the air force was having an event. i remember commenting out of al-jazeera in 1959, two wonderful things happen. number one i got married in number two we delivered our first kc-135. off that' cuor y here for the next 59 years. our kc-46's are necessary and of course this has the procurement of 14 of these in a wh have said we have printed 50 million to prepare aircraft. we have a procurement of 117 army helicopters, 17 million prototype next-generation combat vehicle and $100 million each for the marine corps l aircraft in the group of five unmann a sysm and lastly missile def, missile defense agency and that's bue fallen behind. during the last administration now we have everyone agreeing that this is good. this is in the bill that we have unnecessarily postponed for another week. i guess someone was making a point there and along the way the ndaa makes adjustmat tn's b request to ensure programs are sustainable and accountable and protecting him -- american tax dollars. all it takes to assure we are prepared for a w

a force of marauders, 20 engine bombers with spitfires escorting, almost 1000 planes and 8000 men in the airn force? what are our target? where should the nazi controllers send controllers? it is our job to make them guess wrong. an hour later, the blue force will head across the north sea with the white force following. these enemy fighters are tied down, waiting to meet them and will not be able to attack the green force. these fighters must attack the green force and will be no that to the blue and white forces. and spitfires-26 will prevent the enemy from concentrating too many fighters in the green force, which is scheduled to bomb an aircraft factory in hanover. at 1430, the blue force will threaten this entire coastal area of northwestern germany. which target will it be? canal? or will it turn suddenly in bomb -- and bomb hamburg? actually, it carries no bombs at all, it is a decoy while the for aforce heads submarine plant. while the white forces over its target, only a fraction of the available german fighter strength of the area can intercept it. because of the bloopers -- blue fo

because it sounded like something the air force got to do. but this is a navy town. >> yes. so navy h its role. the air force had a plane -- actually there with four of them known as the knight watch planes. the president's doom day planes converted 747s. the most expensive plane that the aircraft runs are these massive airborne command posts that the president would use for nuclear war. one of these planes, as you said, as we were sitting here saturday in april 2018, one of these planes is sitting on a runway at the air force base. it is fully staffed. its engines are turning. it could take off in less than 12 minutes and be airborne to rendezvous with the president wherever he is and lead war from the sky for three days at a time. >> and we did, in fact, use that? >> well, and if the president can't make it aboard, the night watch planes from 1961 until 1992, we kept another airborne command post in the air 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for 31 years that was known as the looking glass plane. it was three planes. it wasn't the same plane flying for 30 years. but aboard ea

that's what the air force says an air force captain from the 80's was doing in the bay area.on 4's dan kerman explains the air force captain had top secret clearance and vanished after returing from duty in europe. sot: did you know his name?tim tim is the man daly city ighbors say lived in this home.sot: i would see him walking through the neighborhood, he was retired like i am, a quick hi how are you, very friendly and very pleasant individual.but it turns out tim is actually william howard hughes junior an air force captain who disappeared in new mexico 35 years ago while working on classified planning and analysis of nato surveillance systems during the cold war. he was declared a deserter in december of 83. but he was actually hiding in plain site in california. sot: he seemed like a good person, big sports fan, giants, warriors.last wednesday hughes was captured during a passport fraud investigation. after claiming to be barry o berine, he was confronted about inconsistencies about his identify and admitted to being hughes. hughes told authorities he was depressed about

that's what the air force says an air force captain from the 80's was doing (vicki)and it turns out he was hiding right here in the bay area in daly city. the air force captain had top secret clearance and vanished after returing from duty in europe.kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with details. (dan flash)it's a bizarre story you might see on tv or in the movies.. this one was so strange at the time there were concerns the captain may have been abducted by the soviets, or defected. but it turns out he was simply over it, and took on a new identity in daly city.(pkg) (dan flash)highes has been charged with desertion and is now being held at travis air force base. he could face up to five years of confienment, forefeiture of all pay and a disahonorable dischange. countto machine corresponds make sure it processed to cards hand count all monday will friday through process goal is to and tomorrow 8pm tonight work again til cards. of counting slow process then there's a ballots but through the almost happen for that to couple days will take a ballots. provisional processing star

army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard, air force, right? force? and what are we going to do? is. -- space force. [applause] people love that. we talk about rockets but henry, defense is now largely based on the satellite and everything else in space and the problem is that when you have the air force, i don't think they are going to -- they want to those planes flying, i do think they are going to be focusing on space like they should so we are going to create a space force and it is going to be great. and we need it militarily also. so, this week, it is so important to go out and vote for country, vote for family, vote for values, values. vote for victory and vote for henry. he is a great, great gentleman. [applause] he is a great gentleman. together, wegroup, will make america wealthy again. [applause] we will make america strong again. [cheering] safe again, america henry. [applause] and we will make america great again. thank you, south carolina. thank you. thank you. [applause] ♪ announcer: this past week with the help of gci, the c-span bus traveled to juneau and alaska

the air force, almost all the space forces are in air force space command. avy has space forces of its own. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites that the other services use as well. mainly, there 's is are in san diego. there is a program executive office for space. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations, space forces, scattered around different parts of the military intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these different space capabilities -- that is one of the problems we have. there has not been a unity of effort. there has been a lot of disjointed mess, a lot of lack of coordination. there are examples of where one service has gone off and a constellation of communication satellites. another service was supposed to build the radios that can communicate with the satellites. they got behind and cut the budget for those radios. so we had satellites in space and could not take full advantage because we did not

on air force one after that.as just wrong, what true trudeau is doing. the canadians are totally bungling our trade relationship relationships. take nafta for example. we have a deal. we have a great deal with nafta by now if the canadians would spend more time at the bargaining table and less time lobbying capitol hill and our press and state governments her here. they just simply are not playing fair. dishonest, weak. >> chris: i want to pick up on this because it isn't just canada. germany's chancellor angela merkel released a photo of the summit and there was no comment on it but it certainly looks like it was president trump against the other members of the g6, america's closest allies, and i want to pick up on this point because the last point you were on with me on "fox news sunday" you said that no country would retaliate for the tariffs that we were going to impose. let's take a look at in fact what has happened since we last talked. canada has announced tariffs on $13 billion in u.s. goods. the european

that comes from air force one.l you this, from my friends in canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations of canadian leader in modern canadian history. all justin trudeau had to do was take the win. president trump did the courtesy to justin trudeau to travel to quebec for the summit. he had other things, bigger things on his plate in singapore where you are now, chris, he did him a favor and he was willing to sign that socialist communique and what did trudeau do as soon as -- as soon as the plane took off from canadian air space, trudeau stuck our president in the back, that will not stand. as far as retaliation goes, the american press needs to do a much better job of what the canadians are getting ready to do because it's nothing short of an attack on our political system and it's nothing short of canada trying to raise its high protectionist barriers even higher on things like maple syrup and other goods. chris: mr. navarro i do have to prez this, you used strong words, stab in the back, place

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