. >> the united states recognize the true capital of israel and open the american embassy in jerusalem. >> according to the associated press, they increase the share of the jewish vote between the 2016 in 2018 election from 71% to 79%. >>> negotiators for the u.s. and china are still talking, trying to reach a trade agreement. the trade talks have been going on for weeks with sessions in beijing, and last week in washington, d.c.. there taking the necessary time to get the right deal. >> we have to have a great deal. on trade, with china. a deal that benefits american farmers and workers and technology and so forth. and hopefully a deal that will help china. >> the deals that they are focusing on our technology transfers, agriculture, trade enforcement. >>> the fight over goes tax returns a set to plant this week on capitol hill. >>> last week, the chairman of the house ways and means committee asked the irs to turn over 6 years worth of mr. trump's personal and business tax returns by wednesday. this weekend, republican senator john kennedy criticize democrats for trying to weaponize

into consideration because you know the some administration has been moving the embassy the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem giving israel the golan heights as if he owns it and now he has won one of the thing that's coming up without really being transparent which makes me concerned about how is this be and let's let's put it back to mark then mark fitzpatrick there's been its level of secrecy surrounding these approvals is that only going to add to congress's suspicion of the the administration's intentions and of saudi arabia's intentions. oh absolutely and so these approvals as you noted this is this is for technology it's marketing technology so that the firms in question can engage in preliminary discussions with the saudis it's not technology that they could use for any nefarious purpose at all but you pointed to the issue here your other guest in . why trump administration didn't tell the congress that they were they were approving these these initial technology sharing and and that has got the congress aroused because they're already very concerned for all the reasons tha

coordinate the americans recognizing jerusalem as the israeli capital moving the israeli the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem also america recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights and now we're hearing recognizing that the iranian revolutionary guards is being identified as a terrorist organization. for many years we failed to acknowledge the obvious the plain reality that israel. capital is jerusalem i will sign a presidential proclamation recognizing israel's sovereign right over the golan heights. digic siddhis movement encourages jewish people to leave the democrat party total disrespect republicans are waiting with open arms remember jerusalem u.s. embassy a horrible iran you could deal the israeli elections on tuesday are one of the most closely contested in recent years there were also elections that see a lot of smear campaigns and bad mouthing that has been happening but certainly an election that all israelis have their eyes on as well as the international community. and even middling support is seen as something successful in knesset elections ok for now in

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really measure quite sure you can like sure you can sure you can ok i wanted a movie in the american embassy just to see rosalee area that that is something you can you can quantify very easily ok the reaction globally is very very very negative ok so that makes the region more unstable it makes having any kind of settling we're palestinians more difficult so i would say it's kind of more unstable go ahead keep going in burbank. i don't i mean when i look at syria i don't think it's more unstable compared to the obama administration. the civil war has toned down i mean it's if you look i mean people are returning to their homes and i think it's not the united. players i mean mostly iran actually that really intensifying the tension in the region ok but also they you know what i have to tell you i mean every government's not the united states every gunman and were. very very pleased with their national it's really refreshing to hear it's always a rans fall because i live in a country where everybody in the west as it rushes fault so i guess we have another straw man on the international stage

of this election you have to also remember that he is strong of the move of the israeli the american embassy to jerusalem is strong of the u.s. recognition of israel sovereignty over the golan heights and that just as we foster today's even and nouns in the last the speech that he would and next and impose israeli rule over the settlements in the occupied west bank and not only the settlements but the house both both considered illegal by the international community so he's a strong gov that what the the whitelist a what good way of nasrallah is strong of is that they say we also are capable of security our leadership it has three former chiefs of staff so that we can handle very well and their push they have sort of saying well we. need a clean slate here we need you the politics in this country and we can provide that repeating over and over again that benjamin netanyahu is trying to get the votes to make israel forget that this is actually an indictment looming perhaps in july so you have these two narratives. ongoing who will be more convincing we were find out in less than two hours a l

used the opportunity to talk about israel and tout his record on israel, also about moving the american embassy, and the president also talked about jared kushner, saying that if jared couldn't get middle east peace done, than no one can. the president also took the opportunity to bash democrats, special going after president obama for the iran nuclear deal, and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez after the new green deal and also went after ilhan omar. listen to what he said. >> a special thanks to representative omar of minnesota -- oh? oh, i forgot. she doesn't like israel. i forgot. i'm so sorry. oh. no, she doesn't like israel, does she? >> reporter: so the president making a joke. he had been rattles off a list of pro-israel republicans and mentioned her name in there. of course, omak was criticized for comments she made about political action committees deemed by somebody ton anti-semitic. the president using that to curry favor here. when the president talks about the ufc fighters aamong the asylum speakers, part of the reason we're hear that there is a national emergency on the bord

the united states recognized that the true capital of israel and opened the american is -- the american embassyn jerusalem. [cheering] [applause] pres. trump: because, unlike other presidents, i keep my promises. every president for many decades that they were going to do that. i understand why. because, when it was determined that maybe i do it, maybe there is a chance. the calls i got from leaders of other countries were unbelievable. presidents, dictators, prime minister's, kings, queens, everybody. [laughter] pres. trump: my phone was ringing off the hook. i knew i was going to do it. i left a message. [laughter] pres. trump: i said, i am going to call you next week. they said, couldn't we speak to him. they said no, he is not available. the fake news will say that is a horrible life. i will -- lie. i will call you next week. i had so many calls. it took me three weeks to make all the calls. i knew what they were calling about, so i did it. i did it. [applause] then i started calling people back. king, how are you, how have you been? i called you last week. [laughter] said, what's up? to ta

i recognized israel as capital and open the american embassy in jerusalem. [cheers and applause] and it would have opened in 25 years one of the most successful as ambassador to israel. to spend one.$1 billion. i said what can they do? he said we have a piece of land and on that piece of land we have an old building. we can renovate the building at $400,000. we will have a beautiful embassy. and we can have that done in four months. so as the alternative in four months at $400,000 or a building that will probably never get built or in 20 years at one.1 million today that means $4 million and then he said 400,000 i said that's too cheap. [laughter] that's true. make it 500,000. [applause] and he opened it almost one year ago. in new york he is a very successful guy. and to think jerusalem and then says so building a building in jerusalem we got it so cheap you wouldn't leave it so we got it open in four months and saving at least one.$1 billion in just weeks ago i announced that the united states will recognize israeli sovereignty. [applause] so that is under

president and surrogates talking about his recognition of the sovnty of the heights and moving the american embassy to jerusalem and talking to rahm, which drew applause. the other aspect to the approach is the president going after democrats. a moment ago, he asked the crowd, how the hell they supported barack obama after he struck the nuclear deal with iran. we should point out, there was a small group of protesters that started chanting early on after the president began speaking, anti-israel statements, one had a sign saying remarks and the president had words for them as well. this is clearly a priority for president trump. he took the stage a moment ago. he is known to go off the cuff during these speeches. we will keep monitoring what he says. >> how are white house officials characterizing the president's unbending policy on immigration and asylum seekers. he said the country is full. do they see this as winning policy? the president's own mother was an immigrant. >> reporter: that's right, ana. part of this has to do with timing, right? as you know, shortly before the midterm elections in

. >> united states recognized the true capital of israel and opened the american embassy in jerusalem according to the associated press, they increase their share of the jewish vote from 71% to 79%. >>> the time is 5:34. negotiators for the united states and china talking to work out a trade agreement. the trade talks about going on for weeks with meetings in beijing and last week, and washington, d.c. u.s. negotiators say that they are taking the necessary time to get the right deal. >> we have to have a great deal. on trade with china. a deal that benefits american farmers and workers and technology and so forth. hopefully, a deal that will help china. >> there focusing on technology transfers, intellectual property protections, agriculture, and trade enforcement. >>> the fight over president trump's tax returns a set to play out this week on capitol hill. last week, democratic chairman of the house ways and means committee as the iris to turn over 6 years of his personal and business tax returns by wednesday. this weekend, republican senator john kennedy criticize democrats for try

the united states recognized the true capital of israel and ened the american embassy in gentleman rues. [applause] -- jerusalem. [applause] because unlike other presidents, keep my promises. every president for many decades said they were going to do that. and i understand really why, because when it was determined that maybe i do it, maybe there was a chance, the calls i got from leaders of other countries were unbelievable. presidents, dictators, prime minister, kings, queens. everybody. my phone was ringing off the hook. so i knew i was going to do it so i left a message. i said i'm going to call you next week. they said couldn't we speak to him? no, no no, he's not available. the fake news will say that's a horrible line. i want to be nice. no, no, i'll call you next week. i look forward to it. i had so many calls, it took me like three weeks to make all the calls but i knew what they were calling about. so i did it. i did it. plus plus then i started calling people back. king, how are you? how have you been? i called you last week. so what's up? well, i wanted to talk to you bout

the united states recognized the true capital of israel and opened the american embassy in jerusalem.ithdrew the united states from one of the most dangerous, one sided deals ever negotiated, the disastrous iran nuclear deal. they wanted to kill israel. they wanted to destroy israel. >> the muchatual admiration socy goes both ways. netanyahu used trump in commercial ads as netanyahu's nationalistic plans as of last night includes promises to annex jewish settlements in the west bank. a clear affront here to the palestinians who see the west bank as the heartland of a future palestinian state and that move prompting the strong reaction of candidate beto o'rourke a short time ago. >> the u.s./israel relationship is one of the most important relationships that we have on the planet. and that relationship if it is to be successful must transcend partisanship in the united states and must be able to transcend a prime minister who is racist as he warns about arabs coming to the polls, who wants to defy a prospect or peace by annexing the west bank. >> joining us is daniel shapiro who's in t

. >> the united states recognize the true capital of israel and open the american embassy in jerusalem. >> democrats increase their share of the jewish vote between the 2016 in 2018 elections from 71% to 79%. >>> british prime minister theresa may is continuing with her efforts to find a brexit deal. theresa may will fly to berlin tomorrow to meet chancelor uncle of merkel and then to paris to meet emmanuel macron. eu leaders are meeting in brussels a wednesday to consider the request. requires unanimous approval from leaders from all 27 member states. >>> governor gavin newsom is continuing his visit to el salvador. he showing them that president trump's use do not reflect the entire country. is on a four-day visit to the central american nation. he says he wants to figure out what california can do to help california tackle the root causes of people leaving el salvador to come to the u.s. >>> were getting new video into the newsroom of an early morning fire in oakland. plus, we will talk about the student who has been expelled from stanford for possible involvement in the college adm

his record talking about recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights, moving the american embassy to jerusalem and also about his jewish helper, jared kushner. he went after representatives cortez and bashing the former administration barack obama over the iran nuclear deal. a large portion was about immigration. list zwroen what the president said about asylum seekers trying to enter the u.s. >> the asylum program is a scam. some of the roughest people you've ever seen, people that look like they should be fighting for the ufc. they read a little page given by lawyers that are all over, lawyers, they tell them what to say. you look at this guy, you say, wow, that's a tough cookie. i am very fearful for my life. i am very worried that i will be accosted if i were sent back home. no, no, he'll do the accosting. asylum. oh, give him asylum, he's afraid. he's afraid. we don't love the fact that he's got tattoos on his face, that's not a good sign. we don't love the fact that he's carrying the flag of honduras or guatemala or el salvador only to say he's petrified to be in his country

he proved the american embassy to jerusalem was drawn from the iran nuclear deal and sovereignty overgola n heights. trump even invited the to the white house, two weeks before the election posing for the photo op. he forged no deeper political bond than the he had and it's the push to get him reelected paid off. shannon petty piece, this electi election and negotiations and politics, our president from eisenhower all the way up to w. his honest broker and they can bring peace and play a bigger global role than being buddies with israel. this president ignored the from the peace maker and honest broker and just played political sidekick of bb. >> different presidents had different levels of honest broker they played. obama refused to meet with netanyahu when he came to visit saying it was too close to the election. those two had a chilly relationship. president trump did not endorse netanyahu which would have been a diplomatic no-no, but as you pointed out, there has been no eztation about enthusiasm and the timing of these moves and the golan heights and the guard. so clearly linked

he moved the american embassy to jerusalem and the big posters in israel today show prime minister netanyahudonald trump. that's who he wants to be associated with. he thinks that the president is a selling point. and he may be right. the last poll published before the law disallowed any further polling showed that his coalition might be tied with the opposition, but with his right wing coalition allies, he will probably have a majority if the poll is correct of the parliament and another chance to put together a government for one more term. president trump would obviously welcome that. he made clear on saturday whose side he's on and one more thing today, he did was designate the iranian revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist organization. >> and in fact the iranian revolutionary guard is part of the iranian government. they support terrorism, but they're part of running the economy there. that's something that's been telegraphed, if you will, by the state department. >> another way for the president to put his finger on the scale. it couldn't be more obvious. but i would say out the mes

the president's recognition as israel, jerusalem as israel's capital, moving the american embassy torecognizing our sovereignty, over the golan heights, revoking the nuclear treaty with iran. these are all big achievements by the prime minister. i'm sure they will give him, if not an advantage, at least very, very strong points. cheryl: despite the corruption, despite the corruption allegations our reporter mentioned out of just i want you to listen to something that happened here in this country over the weekend, has a lot of jewish americans, frankly a lot of americans offended. listen to beto o'rourke. he is running for the democratic nod for the presidential nomination here in this country. listen to what he said about bibi netanyahu. >> the u.s.-israel relationship is one of the most important relationships that we have on the planet and that relationship, if it is to be successful must transcend partisanship in the united states and must be able to transcend a prime minister who is racist as he warns about arabs coming to the polls. cheryl: what is your reaction to him calling

opposition leader juan guaido taking to the streets with supporters as the american embassy is warning u.s. citizens in the country to take shelter. the breaking details on a very fluid and turbulent situation. lots of violence there today. >>> plus happening now at the white house, president trump congratulationsing this year's nascar champion on the south lawn following a face-to-face meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and other top democrats. we're monitoring this event. we'll bring you any headlines from the president. moments from now we'll speak to one of the senators who was in the room with president trump, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer earlier today. >>> the hidden threat in your faucets. this is a crazy story. how tapwater could increase the risk of cancer now. connell: whoa. fox business team coverage of our top story with blake burman at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. to gerri in just a moment. with blake, much of the focus on venezuela we start with you. reporter: connell, we were told president trump was first made awa

endicott is expected to arrive at the american embassy today. it's not clear when she will return back home. >>> 5:04 right now. college cheating scandal hitting close to home once again, this time a new development unfolding at stanford. as the university strips a co-ed of her credits because of a link to a half a million dollar donation to the sailing team. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us with the latest twist. do we know who the student is, kris? >> reporter: laura, the student hasn't been named publicly yet. this is part -- let's talk about what we know about the student. as you mentioned, she was expelled and lost all of her credits. also, $500,000 donation to the stanford sailing team followed her admission and the university found she referenced made-up sailing credentials in her application. that was paid through the stanford sailing coach. according to the university, the applicants for the class of 2023 and current students are all clear of any wrongdoing in this big probe. this is according to the university and reporting b

they reminded me many of the leaders today that the very individuals that beat them into the american embassy in tehran this is a longtime challenge should end it will further restrict the access to spread terror around the world. >> do you agree of all the nationstates on the planet iran is near the top of the list if not the top in terms of being destabilized andan destructive? >> absolutely. the outcome that we seek is against what? >> we are supporting the people and helping them change their desires and actions of the government. >> when it comes to israel, the outcome is what? >> a great partnerra and ally, e premier democracy in the middle east and from american national security and more broadly as well. >> thank you for the terrific job you and your folks are doi doing. senator leahy. >> you were quoted in the preface referring to better out debate coke maduro as a talent. they have to be consistent if we are going to be taken seriously. would you agree? >> i'm sure i've said this. i wouldn't use that characterization. >> there's no doubt it is a mean and nasty world out there but no

moves in jerusalem by moving the american embassy he criticised recent comments on the golan heights belonging to israel and so really in lockstep when it comes to foreign policy between these two and they talked about continuing cooperation on trade and health care issues and even talked about a possible future iran construct struck a very positive note saying that in the future when there is peace with india perhaps pakistan can be used as a route for iran to have access to indian markets something iran is very keen on and they ended the press conference with a very warm handshake and certainly it could signal a shift of how the two countries carry on their diplomatic ties in the future entrusting zain thank you very much for that for now that is the same with the latest live and thank you. still ahead on the net another nothing mattia what next for ukraine now that washington is elected a form a comedian as their president and. my colleagues enthusiasm mexico and taking to the sky to connect with their ancestors. hello again it's good to have you back here across the northern part

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want to do it, we proceeded, as president trump has, other presidents didn't want to move the american embassy in israel to jerusalem, but we did that. i could go on with the list.th k this is clearly the right thing to do. justice for americans whot property wase bin the castro regime is long overdue. >> european allies i talked to in the last day said this publicly they are concerned that these are effectively secondary sanctions on eursean compan to do business in cuba and latin america staffers from george w. bush's national security council and h.r. mcmasters staff, your predecessor, told me this opens a pandora's box of lawsuits, could gum up the courts, may paen drag in comes you're not intending to target. how do you respond to those criticisms of republican former staffers and u.s. al >> i think they're badly mistaken. with respect to our allies, we have been engaged i diplomatic conversations for a substantial period of time here. e think we've ma clear by the way secretary pompeo broe ht down thwaiver period from six months to 45 dayto days, everybody was on notice that this was com

into consideration because you know the some administration has been moving the embassy the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem giving the golan heights as if he owns it. and now he has won one of the thing that's coming up without really being transparent which makes me concerned about how is this be and let's let's put it back to marc then mark fitzpatrick there's been a level of secrecy surrounding these approvals is that only going to add to congress's suspicion of the the administration's intentions and of saudi arabia's intentions. oh i absolutely so these approvals as you noted this is this is for technology it's marketing technology so that the firms in question can engage in preliminary discussions with the saudis it's not technology that they could use for any nefarious purpose at all but you pointed to the issue here your other guest in . why the trump administration didn't tell the congress that they were they were approving these these initial technology sharing and and that has got the congress aroused because they're already very concerned for all the reasons that your

[booing] i recognized israel's capital and opened the american embassy in jerusalem.plause] pres. trump: it would've opened in 25 years but i said to our great ambassador, one of the most successful lawyers in new york, he became ambassador to israel. spend $1.1y want to billion. we can do it cheaper. they want to buy this piece of land in jerusalem. top dollar. i said, what can we do? he called me back and said, we have a piece of land that is much better. we have an old building. we are not using the building very much. foran renovate the building $400,000. we will have a beautiful embassy in a better location. done in fourt months. instead of 25 years. here's your alternative. , building in a great location in four months, for $400,000. all over a building that will pretty much never get built. let's say 20 years. 1.1 billion today, meaning $4 billion. a lousy location. it won't be as good as what we build. it's the first time ever ever done this. i said, david, it's too cheap. we have to make it more. it's true. make it 500,000. it's true. [applause] it's open.: w

context into consideration because you know the some bad mistake has been moving the embassy the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem giving the golan heights as if he owns it. and now he has won one of the thing that's coming up without me being transparent which makes me concerned about how is this be and let's let's put it back to mark then mark fitzpatrick there's been it's a level of secrecy surrounding these approvals is that only going to add to congress's suspicion of the administration's intentions and of saudi arabia's intentions oh i absolutely so these approvals as you noted this is this is for technology it's marketing technology so that the firms in question can engage in preliminary discussions with the saudis it's not technology that they could use for any nefarious purpose at all but you pointed to the issue here your other guest in . why trump administration didn't tell the congress that they were they were approving these these initial technology sharing and and that has got the congress aroused because they're already very concerned for all the reasons that your guests

we can also add to that the moving of the american embassy to jerusalalem last year. it seems like a long time ago, but it is relevant. what all of these measures are doing and saying is that there is an old kind of balance that we use t to talk about in israei politics. the two things that israel can get moving toward ending the occupation are, one, safety and security. two, international recognition and legitimacy for all sorts of things that israel once. basically what trump has been doing to support netanyahu isis israelg legitimacy y to without any condititions. moving the embassy to jerusalem without conditioning a partition of the city. recognizing the annexation o of golan heights, basically giving up on any sort of negotiations -- in this case, with the syrians -- basically, giving netanyahu the green light to annex part of the west bank because you do not need palestinians to agree because you have international legitimacy even without any negotiation. with that, and at the same time with netanyahu succeeding to offer israelisis safety and sesecurity, very l

[booing] i recognized israel's capital and opened the american embassy in jerusalem.ause] pres. trump: it would've opened in 25 years but i said to our great ambassador, one of the most successful lawyers in new york, he became ambassador to israel. spend $1.1y want to billion. we can do it cheaper. they want to buy this piece of land in jerusalem. top dollar. i said, what can we do? he called me back and said, we have a piece of land that is much better. we have an old building. we are not using the building very much. foran renovate the building $400,000. we will have a beautiful embassy in a better location. done in fourt months. instead of 25 years. here's your alternative. , building in a great location in four months, for $400,000. all over a building that will pretty much never get built. let's say 20 years. 1.1 billion today, meaning $4 billion. a lousy location. it won't be as good as what we build. it's the first time ever ever done this. i said, david, it's too cheap. we have to make it more. it's true. make it 500,000. it's true. [applause] it's open.: we

ecuador that just hours after police dragged the whistleblower himself out of the south american countries embassy in london where he'd been holed up for almost seven years.

of the south american countries embassy in london. faces charges both in the u.k. and in the u.s. with politicians and human rights groups expressing concern for the dangerous precedent is being set by his arrest.

picked up some food from the american embassy when we were in kabul and she was reading the ingredientson the kool-aid packet that she'd gotten which shows there wasn't a lot to read in telecom and she said holy cow cycle mates in the us i said wait they're banned about the us government how could a banned substance end up in a poor country like afghanistan and so that started the investigation where i started to realize that systematically anything that was banned or heavily regulated or restricted to iran registered in the us was being allowed by the us government and in fact encouraged to be sent overseas almost as compensation for the companies for losing the us market. pesticides pushed on the grounds that it's a very modern way to do. i remember. years ago reading a book that india is on to develop because it doesn't use pesticides and we've made poisons the measure of progress and catalytic this it's called god some countries it is so beautiful it has some of the best health indicators in the world one hundred percent literacy. and you go. you know so. she actually got us into th