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go pack chairman david avella.ot trust what you are hearing in the media and if people are repeating gossip and our intelligence agencies decide to use gossip and opposition research reports in order to spy on innocent americans from a rival campaign, then it sounds to me like fake news is indeed a massive problem for this country. am i right? >> it is a massive problem from a much larger contact. we haven't have a serious discussion on sexism, or racism or terrorism if americans can't believe the news they are hearing. most of people as human nature will believe a negative story before a positive story. an agenda-driven media where far more focus is given to a negative than a positive story. last week the dow was down 300 points. you know this. you follow the business news. we spent hours. entire day talking about the dow being down. the dow is up 500 points and maybe a segment. trish: it's in part, the media doesn't like the stock market and economy, let's talk interest rates, they would look at me like wait a mi

john bussey, david avella and mary anne marsh. live shots up in london where we do await the arrival of the president and first lady. they are motorcadeing to westminster abby laying a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior and take a tour there. the president's three-day visit continues. >> pomp, circumstance. i don't think a lot will get done during this session because it is very hard to do that with the outgoing prime minister of britain days away from leaving office. this is primarily the beginnings of the events around the normandy invasion anniversary. a lot the president can do from a symbolic standpoint. hard to negotiate a trade deal when you don't know who the prime minister of britain is going to be and the complexion of the trade deal that britain will ultimately get with the rest of the european union. >> we know it has a potential to be a future episode of netflix "the crown." now, what could the president accomplish? he can continue to put pressure on our european allies to put more money into research and pres