. >> and at 8:00 on "the atsidency," killjoy looks u.s.-israel he relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. shows i told the house of representatives i would commit suicide. who said this question mark that's right. jimmy carter. full view. schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> c-span cities tour is in torisburg, pennsylvania learn about history. right now we are in city island located on the susquehanna river. of next week will take you to a wake church where the party held its first national convention in 1839 -- where the hig party held its first national convention in 1839. >> the election of 1840 was very election.inal the springch of talking about how contested elections work and how critical it was to be there setting the rules. that happened here first. >> we are at the church, which is to say the 1830 nine convention here in harrisburg. the whig party was basically a loose conglomeration of divergent political views that agreed on one thing -- that under the administration of president andrew jackson, executive power ha

atsident trump: if you look butter registration and look at the dead people that are registered to vote, you look at people that are registered to , you look attates all these different things that are happening with registration, you will find -- and we will do an investigation on it. >> 3,000,000-5,000,000 illegal votes? president trump: it could very well be that much. yet people registered in two states. in new york and new jersey. they vote twice. there are millions of votes, in my opinion. i'm going to do on investigation. >> you are now president of the united states. president trump: i want the voting process to be legitimate. >> when you say in your opinion, millions of illegal votes. that is something that is extremely fundamental to our fundamental democracy. you say you are going to launch an investigation. what you have presented so far has been debunked. it is been called false. i called the altar of the pew report last night. he said they found no evidence. president trump: excuse me. then why did he write the report? reportersalk about grovel when they write something th

the move begins officially at 10:30, and then it is all wrapped up with the new atsident arriving sometimeround 3:30 in the afternoon. so it is a chaotic transfer of families, as it is called. obama gave his last press conference yesterday, and he was very genteel. he did not criticize donald trump at he did not even mention the fact that a lot of his major threatments are under really, because donald trump has promised that from day one, which will be monday, he will already start eating down to business and taking action -- start getting down to business and taking action on health care, climate deals, cuba them all of the great achievements. he was a very genteel and measured it he did give a warning to donald trump, saying essentially if you go out and attack the press, then you will be hearing from me. he said he was looking forward saying he was, looking forward to not hearing his own darned voice so much. molly: all right, we will be checking in with you throughout the day tomorrow. jessica reporting from washington. political turmoil continues in gambia. regional leaders are trying

. >> and at 8:00 on "the atsidency," killjoy looks u.s.l he relations from presidents harry truman to barack obama. shows i told the house of representatives i would commit suicide. who said this question mark that's right. jimmy carter. full view. schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> c-span cities tour is in torisburg, pennsylvania learn about history. right now we are in city island located on the susquehanna

atsident trump has fired the acting attorney general after she said she would not defend his travel ban yates says it was inconsistent with the administration's to seek justice. the bank of japan has kept stimulus unchanged and left its inflation forecast largely untouched. they are waiting to see the impact of the recent decline in the yen and donald trump's policies. they will continue to buy bonds at the same pace while leaving two key coliseum rates unchanged. willsa may's government call in british lawmakers to trust the people who voted for brexit as it seeks to win their backing for a draft law. two days of debate in the house of commons begins later with a vote held tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you. president trump's firing of america's acting attorney general deepens the conflict over his plans to restrict travel for several muslim nations. more than 6 million people have signed a position just petition against it. let's talk -- petiti