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they do we can start with mary and go around the room really .ast everybody knows each other, but it will be nice to see. >> hi, i am the ceo of general motors. jim, the boeing guy. [laughter] >> [indiscernible] >> kevin morse, stanford university. [indiscernible] jack welch. >> [indiscernible] >> jenny ramadi, ibm. pres. trump: thank you very much. the president mentioned during his business council meeting, the job numbers. january.obs created in the president also signed two executive orders dealing with financial regulation today. one directing that treasury department to renew the 2010 jobs right --. frank law -- dodd frank law. here is the president signing those. signing thesee the-- orders to regulate u.s. financial system. it doesn't get much bigger than that, right? pres. trump: would you look at that? >> what we are doing is returning to the american people, the investors and retirees, the control over their own retirement and savings. this is a big moment for us. pres. trump: she means that so much. chairman, i think we should hand the pen to this special person. >> thank

ast: the front page from texas newspaper, if this happened yesterday. said he would destroy -- guest: the rhetoric is very high right now. in my few years in congress, the rhetoric is so high right now. even tap down the of motion. we are trying to solve the nation's problems. is everybody's responsibility to do that. it is a democrat, trump, the people out there protesting. give the guy a chance. you talk about zero honeymoon. . it is just amazing what is going on right now. it is not good for the country. host: you think people think that comment to seriously? guest: everything that is said gets a little too blown up. skill trump has a certain , at saying what is on his mind and that is what people like about him. they don't care about the politically correct, they speak his mind. after yearseshing of politically correct administrations. in many ways you just figured they would like to you. time't want to spend my bashing president obama. there really is a contrast between obama and trump. host: this is an independent call now. go ahead. , your: my qu

i'm going to start with you, asted. is writing an executive order that's new the best option for the white house at this point, do you think? >> we'll see. that depends on what happens next. i think the administration is going to take its options. the first thing it does certainly is going to wait for another decision coming from the courts, and if that comes down against them, then they may have to look at writing a new executive order, but, you know, these were the folks who put this out in the first place, and i think that they are going to want to prove that the first version that they put out is the correct one, and we know that this administration digs down to try to prove its point, and so we have not seen the administration back off yet, and that would certainly be a retreat that is out of the ordinary for a trump administration. my first guess would be to say that they're going to fight this, and that's certainly the indications we've gotten from the president, but if that turns out not to work, as it has not w

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ast: the new york times has story this morning taking a look at another issue concerning national securitythis was in the moments leading up to the announcement by the administration on the north while theile launch president and leaders from japan mar-a-lago.ida at this is "the new york times." if you of security talks saying fortrump was at the resort a get to know weekend with mr. abe. talks,ew of security saying mr. trump was at the resort for a get to know weekend with mr. roabe. there is a picture attached to this story this morning which shows something captured by a diner there at that mar-a-lago restaurant. these goings-on leading up to the announcement of the north korea missile test. georgia. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. this thing about flynn, i'm glad they caught it in time. before it got any worse. i think that trump is doing a good job. people need to respect him and at least give him the chance. host: joy from bethany, oklahoma. democrats line. caller: good morning. thank you for "washington journal." i really enjoy it. a previous caller talked about

he is not a so-called judge, ast the president tweeted, but rather a senate confirmed bush r appointee. now, madam president, that's not how we do things here in america. there is a separation of powers for a reason, an independent judiciary is absolutely necessary to ensure presidents and congresses do not break the law or impinge on the constitution. but this president has shown a certain callousness when it comes to judges who rule against his whim. judge carrier during the campaign, judge robards now. instead of attacking the judge, the president should be workingt with congress to tighten up security where it is actually needed. the president has said well, if there are attacks the judge will be to blame.. i remind him, not one attack ons u.s. soil has been perpetrated by a refugee from one of the seven countries in the executive order. this order doesn't make us any safer. if anything, the executive order increases the risk of lone wolf attacks, our greatest threat.thw that's what happened instead san bernardino. that's what happened in orlando. and no authority less thand senato

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>>ast year, the obama state department officially declared a genocide against christians, in the middle east and north africa, now that rex tillerson has been sworn in, what is the administration planning to do to deal with the legal obligations of protecting these groups under the u.n. 1948 treaty? >> i think mr. tillerson is learning his way around the building this morning. we gave a great speech recording the goal for the state department. right now his job was to get in, get settled, talk to the employees, it's important to the president and throughout the campaign something he addressed this morning and committed to talked about in terms of the executive orders an allowing christian minorities in key countries seek asylum in the united states. he recognizes in so many nations these are the o pressed groups with accordance with how the u.n. defines refugees. >> two questions, today the president renewed his promise to protect religious liberty which he says is under threat. some americans see it as code for discrimination. can you give us a view how the president views this? >> it'

he has launched scathing attacks against the right-wing populist and aste, marine le pen, a staunch supporterf the european union. but can macron deliver on the promises he has made? , insider orn outsider? pascale: i think he is both, and i think we are all focusing on him now. i agree with you, the electoral system normally should block marine le pen, and we had that theady in 2002 where in second round of the election it was sheer rock -- it was chiraq le pen,jean-marine marine le pen's father. there were protests in the streets. is that going to happen this time? i would think so. if it is a duel between macron and marine le pen, i would think most people, it does not matter which color, would vote for macron just to block the way for mamarine le penn. that he is very young and has been part of the government and promoted some quite unpopular , which wereork very, very unpopular. thousands of people in the streets for weeks and weeks. has he got enough, you know, political base even supporting him? peter: that is the question. has he got a political party really backing him? compared, it'

his fourth0 feet for pga tour win, and he would go ast justin thomas in the fedex cup standings thiseason if this werer to go in. years of age. young man from japan. in thenumber one amateur world. go back to back at the waste management phoenix open. hideki matsuyama goes back to back in phoenix for the waste management phoenix open of 2007 and his fourth victory on the pga tour. 17th hole is hideki's friend again. fourth extra playoff hole two years in a row. >> well done, man. stay here. ian: well played, webb simpson. unlucky. it to peter kostis and our champion. peter: thanks, ian. hideki in 1989 and 90, nick followedo was the last golfer to win the same tournament back to back in a now you've done it also. mow how does that make you feel? struggle, as a especially that playoff but i'm really happy to win. peter: your ball striking has been really, really solid and it you had the putter, so many chances to win, how did ou keep your patience? speaking in japanese >> i just had faith and believed that there was going to be a luckily win it and i've done it. fedexcupu now lead the

his fourth0 feet for pga tour win, and he would go ast justin thomas in the fedex cup standings thiseason if this werer to go in. young man from japan. in thenumber one amateur world. go back to back at the waste management phoenix open. hideki matsuyama goes back to back in phoenix for the waste management phoenix open of 2007 and his fourth victory on the pga tour. 17th hole is hideki's friend again. fourth extra playoff hole two years in a row. >> well ian: well played, webb simpson. unlucky. it to peter kostis and our champion. peter: thanks, ian. hideki in 1989 and 90, nick followedo was the last golfer to win the same tournament back to back in a now you've done it also. mow how does that make you feel? struggle, as a especially that playoff but i'm really happy to win. peter: your ball striking has been really, really solid and it you had the putter, so many chances to win, how did ou keep your patience? speaking in japanese >> i just had faith and believed that there was going to be a luckily win it and i've done it. fedexcupu now lead the playoffs. a long way to go yet. >> a

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joseph ast minute, lawler. guest: i'm sorry to say the best opportunity for any program to elp you out would have been a few years ago, many are winding down now. there are still some options available through fannie mae and freddie mac if your loan is backed by one of the institutions, i recommend look website or reaching out to your bank to ask about that. your options may be limited at point, unfortunately. host: i'd recommend viewers heck out joseph lawler's story on the mortgage industry on fannie mae at washington examiner >> tonight on c-span, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau hold a joint conference at the white house. then, senate democrats on their opposition to the president's plan to roll back financial regulations. later, the afghan ambassador to the u.s. relations between the two countries. >> federal reserve chairman janet yellen delivers her semiannual economic report to congress tuesday. she is before the senate banking committee live at 10:00 a.m. eastern, and you can

and the best nominee competing for supporting actor recently took a stand ast trump's travel ban.ident cheryl boon isaac addressed what she calls a threat to artistic freedom. >> art has no borders. art has no language. and doesn't belong to a single state. >> reporter: the relaxed event is the last chance for nominees to enjoy being together before competing against each other for the gold at a time stew. danielle nottingham, cbs news, beverly hills. >>> four rare white lion cubs are fascinating visitors at a zoo in eastern germany. they were born christmas day but just brought out from this mother's enclosure yesterday. there's are 300 lions in captivity. perhaps a few dozen in the wild. how good looking are those cats. how cute. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell talks with champion this is the "cbs morning news." does your makeup remover every ki-proof, off? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. fortified.tored. replenished. emerge

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joseph ast minute, lawler. guest: i'm sorry to say the best opportunity for any program to elp you out would have been a few years ago, many are winding down now. there are still some options available through fannie mae and freddie mac if your loan is backed by one of the institutions, i recommend look website or reaching out to your bank to ask about that. your options may be limited at point, unfortunately. host: i'd recommend viewers heck out joseph lawler's story on the mortgage industry on fannie mae at washington examiner dot com. ppreciate your time this morning. guest: thank you very much. host: coming up in the last "washington the journal" today, question for our viewers on a day that president the is meeting with canadian prime minister and expected later this week to meet head of israel, we're asking viewer what is is your foreign policy priority for the administration. phone lines for republicans, democrats and independents. you if you areom outside of the u.s., dial in on right ines and we'll be

ast: what does this do for far as pay benefits? does it address those issues? spending, itory don't believe that is addressed in that. this is on the discretionary side and we will go towards things like training and building up active-duty forces. buying new platforms, those kinds of things. host: our guess is with us to talk about the defense budget. who coversklimas defense spending for washington examiner. you can see the writing there on the digital side of the platform. from north carolina, sarah, high. . caller: good morning. i call myself a moderate i am at because -- nurse. i work with all populations. and i would like people out here to know that if you are trying to dismantle the affordable care act, there is an epidemic of heroin use and heroin death. are upot of these people to 26 years of age. so these people that are trying to get congress to tear it down, please remember that your kids -- stay on your -- excuse me your kids can stay on your policy until they are 26 years old. so if you wipe it out, you will have to pay out-of-pocket for 's rehab

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being 2015,ast year we did a tremendous amount of advertising. this season, not nearly as much.ine: for what reason? >> last time, we got some blowback that we went overboard. people were getting sick of the commercials. there was a business benefit but we felt like after such a heavy advertising year, it would make sense to not go so heavy the following season. caroline: you are now looking for new customers in new regions. you have a license for malta and you're looking at europe. >> we have been granted a controlled skilled gaming license in malta. in europe, if you are a member of the e.u., and you have a license, you can operate it anywhere as long as the place to operate and doesn't have their own explicit regulations. there are a number of places in europe that don't explicitly operate in the skilled gaming category. we can enter any of these countries, germany is the largest market and will be our first. caroline: a date? >> by the end of the quarter. we will have an announcement soon. caroline: 57 million people playing fantasy sports. where is your market share? >> we

it is an important issue for us, and we have agreed to deliver ast i believe will be frictionless as possible a border and also one of the objectives i set out in my plan is to retain the common travel area. >> we very much welcome what the prime minister has just had to say on all these issues, and we also welcome the intensifying of negotiations the tween the u.k. government and the administrations ahead of the article. the prime minister has helpfully explained it is perfectly possible for parts of these islands to be in the single market without hard borders, with free movement of people, protect andame time enhance trade with one another. this is very, very welcome, mr. speaker, so will the prime minister give a commitment to work with the irish government and a commitment to work with the scottish government to deliver all of these things, or will we just have to get on with it ourselves? -- first of all, the right honorable gentleman is right. we did agree to an intensification of discussion on bringinglated to the back of powers from brussels and to where the should be in the

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ast week, dpw democrats held partisanaring inviting environmentalists to talk to each other, including a former employee of the oklahoma attorney general's office of pruitt's predecessor who was sued outside of work for harassment. a great witness. even with the unnecessary questions at the shadow hearing, pruitt continue to talk with ranking member carver by phone on monday answering even more questions. i know about this phone call and no new questions were asked. nine. ranking member carver asked the same recusal questions posed at the january 18 nomination hearing, even though he had the letter employees stating that pruitt has satisfied all ethics requirements and has entered into the same recusal agreement as former administrator lisa jackson. the other side just happens not to like the answer. i will ask that we had the letter added into the record after my remarks. ranking member carver complained that pruitt's description of the illinois river agreement was wrong. pruitt headed negotiated the first limit on phosphorus in illinois river. he complained about pruitt's answers on