it was started by bush and obama . it was a bush-obama special. but it could have been stopped by obama. would've been stopped by me. i asked what kind of a deal it was -- you sold the best site in london. literally. they were so happy that they got $250 million, or whatever but they spent all of that money plus a lot more to build a new embassy in a lousy location. i don't know, folks. we need a whole new thinking

doctrine now it's becoming the bush obama trump doctrine which is regime change provocative wars wars of aggression and i i speak as a wounded combat veteran i've been in some of the most fierce combat and in our lifetimes in america but i'm very much opposed to what we're doing can you cite the sympathize with them a president in the oval office being handed the pictures every few hours of dead children and being told you must act well i sympathize to some extent but honest lay he promised us that he was very good at selecting people and the people he has surrounded himself with are not of good quality they are not people who who desire to reduce tensions and to avoid war it was a few years ago now that the u.n. war crimes commission was colored ill planned to claim that strong concrete suspicion was that she had of rebel use of chemical weapons do you believe the chemical weapons attack could have been stage oh i think absolutely it was i'm a career prosecutor i spent a half of my career i ended up in the pentagon as the chief of the criminal law division of one of the things when y

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. >> reporter: he spoke about the three residents he served, bush, obama, and trump, he said towards the end of the event he answered written questions. the next stop on his book tour is boston on sunday. reporting from san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the city of berkeley is taking steps to help the environment. they are working to clean up the city streets. the mayor will introduce an ordinance that will have restaurants proposed this. they want to achieve zero waste . >> we see an enormous amount of plastic any up in our bay. we need to find a way to manage our resources. >> the goal is to discourage single-use disposable food where. the surcharges for takeout, city leaders say that the proposed ordinance is similar to the berkeley reusable bag law. they hope to have this implemented within the next year. >>> temperatures were on the warm side. you are noticing a cool off, out by the park, richmond, it is foggy, we have a lot of fog pushing into the bay. these are the highs today, based on the fall, and the marine layer, the temperatures will be of a few degrees cool

bush and barack obama took similar actions. chief national security correspondent jen griffin is here with more from the pentagon. >> it's unclear with how they would pay for such a deployment. passed by congress last month, it only survives $1.6 billion for president terms wall wall this year. the president wanted $25 billion and it is not that easy to read appropriate defense funds. the president would have to go back to congress to ask for the money. the pentagon was caught off guard by his announcement that he planned to send the u.s. military to the border with mexico. the top leadership with the national guard also appears to be caught by surprise. the pentagon finally issued a noncommittal statement, "there are a number of ways the department of defense is already supporting the dhs security mission. we are still income talking abs we can expand that support." the navy has long been involved in a counter narcotic mission, seizing more than 250 tons of cocaine last year. the army flies drones along the border and it's alr

bush and barack obama. this guest list we understand to be only about 130 people, much smaller, as i said, than those other state dinners. congressional democrats not invited, which is a real break from tradition. usually this is a bipartisan public event. not at all the case of what we're seeing tonight. just one known democrat going to be there, a democratic governor. melania trump herself has been very involved with the specifics and the formalities, the logistics and exactly what you're going to see tonight. very serious issues are at stake for this very most important of dinners. macron saying he had convinced the president how to act in syria, to keep troops in syria. macron wants to keep the united states in the iranian nuclear deal to convince the president to come on his side. the president calling that deal terrible, insane sand railwand and indicating he may still go along with the french position. jeff zeleny joins me from the white house. we anticipate the president, the first lady, the preside

bush, barack obama, the beginning of the donald trump administration, interviewed first ladies, hillary clinton, laura bush, michelle obama. april is really reporter of color who regularly covers this beat, and she just gets a lot of grief for it. one of the things i did in preparing for this was to go back over the last year and a half, seeing what happened to you. someone has given it to her again. that is not even half of it. >> that is the public stuff, you don't know what is going on behind the scenes. >> >> is sean spicer telling you not to do that. don't shake your head. >> did i shake my head or make a face? >> i don't think i did anything. >> lost my head. >> what happened? >> i don't know. he is probably watching hey, sean. he likes to talk about me on fox. >> you had a question about the trump administration in terms of perception and trying to give you an answer and you were looking, pressing as reporters do, asking until they get an answer and he wouldn't answer. >> had advice for me and i stopped shaking my head and i asked him within three months of the administration and

president trump, unlike both presidents bush and obama, is finally doing something about it. i remain disappointed, however, that the president passed up the opportunity once again to label china a currency manipulator. nonetheless, yesterday a really good thing happened. the f.c.c. voted unanimously to advance a measure to limit the ability of chinese telecom companies to sell in the united states; chiefly wawei and z.t.e. they are both state-backed companies. their efforts to enter the american market is a great example of how china attempts to steal our private data and intellectual property. the f.c.c. has said that allowing these two companies into the u.s. would pose a national security threat because it would give state-backed chinese companies, quote, hidden back doors to our net wherebies, unquote, that would allow them to inject viruses and other malware, steal americans' private data, spy on u.s. businesses and more. those are the words of the f.c.c. the united states is a world leader in high-tech manufacturing and development. so naturally china's government is c

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this government, through bush, obama and now the courage and vision of donald trump we're willing to listen to the chinese, but we're clear-eyed about this. we're moving forward on a measured way with tariffs and with investment restrictions. what we want from china and what we want from china is very clear. we want fair and reciprocal trade. we want them to stop stealing our stuff. we want them to guard intellectual property and not take it from it us, and look, in your monologue in the beginning of this you played a clip from the president and he said we'd already lost a trade war. well, bush and obama over the course of 16 years basically stood by what we lost over 70,000 factories, millions of manufacturing jobs and much of our traditional manufacturing base. what is at stake here, mr. todd, is the industries of the future, artificial intelligence, robotics and computing and what's at stake is not just economic prosperity, it's also security because many have profound military implications. >> i understand that, and i've heard these complaints for years from many of the industrie

what president trump said behind closed doors, these people for 25 years, bush, obama, thepo cies, nothings ever gotten done. i'm not gonna be like t people. >> except for clinton did make a deal with the north koreans and it was t hugeng at the time. >> and it didn't pan out. >> there's optimm. does it translate to a confirmation for pompeo on clinical? >> possibly but he got some very bad news just friday, which is that he is notetoing to a favorable recommendation out of the senate r foreignations committee. and that is unheard of. >> first time in 70 years. >> exactly. because all of the democrats and one republican, rand paul,ave all said they are going to vote against him in committee. the republicaneadership has cards it can play, procedural moves to get his vote to the floor but it's not aood look, especially when you're talking about the secretary of state. there's thisontanding tradition on capitol hill that senators set their politicalsi views and they rally around the secretary of state nominee, because they wan to sh a unified front to the world in support of theation's bigges

what president trump said behind closed doors, these people for 25 years, bush, obama, the policies,thing has ever gotten doni' not gonna be like these people. >> except for clinton did mak a deal with the north koreans and it was a huge thing at the time. >> and it didn't pan out. optimism. does it translate to a confirmation for pompeo on clinical? veryssibly but he got some bad news just friday, which is that he is not going to get a favorablef recommendation out o the senate foreign relations committee. and that is unheard of. >> first time in 70 years. >> exactly. because all of the democrats and one republican, randaul, have all said they are going to vote against him in committee. r thublican leadership has cards it can play, procedural moves to g his vote to the floor but it's not a good look, especially when you're theking aboutecretary of state. there's this longstanding tradition on capitol hill that senators set their political views aside and they rally around the secretary of state nominee,ecause they want to show a unified front to the world in support of the nation' b

and few presidents, bush obama, you know, increased substantially. the last president who was frugal was clinton, spending was held in check. is there, thatat should be used more. viewers e to show our as we take this next call. oll call newspaper, visualization of the omnibus on about ht here, gray line hat was enacted in the omnibus spending bill. you can see in 10 or 20% over the left, quested on the various proposals from the house, the senate and the they actually at asked for and those are in the negative numbers mostly in this for the different agencies. take a look at that, we'll hear florida, a in tampa, democrat. hey, yes. a comment and then there is actually a comment security.ial the reason why mr. edwards the factought it up is hat there is a limit on how much social security can tax upper income peep and he will doesn't want to face the fact that many of the paying people, in other words, business people who social security do not pay into social security limit on ere is upper how much they can pay. upper limit,e this they can't pay, we

george bush and barack obama, i could draw six linings and they would say that is george bush or barack obama. people can tell what you are drawing. it is a mystical thing. our facial recognition so the wear in our brains is very acute and one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. takes a little effort to be non-partisan when doing coasters. i am paid to have a political opinion and express it strongly. we have to dial that back, and we understand it is not just that we don't want to un necessarily rile people when she come in for a drink at the bar or something like that. but one of the nice things about the bar and the couple tour of washington, there is this lovely word that members f congress used called comedy. ou may not get along with some people, but you can sit down and have a drink with them. >> we will send our political opinions and save that for our political cartoons. in this case we will have some fun with the caricatures on the coasters. >> tonight on "q & a", high school students from around the country were in washington, d.c. for the annual unit

bush, obama and now trump. politics at the core. i want to ask you about amazon in the next 30 minutes. thanks, greg. >>> withdraw of the troops from syria was a sore spot with president trump with leaders and national security aides. the president has said it is time to withdraw troops from syria. sources tell cnn the president grew irritated at the tuesday meeting when his national security team argued the battle against isis is not yet complete and immediate withdraw would be a mistake. the sources say trump backed down and said he is willing to keep american forces in syria in the short-term, but the president said he wants arab allies to take over and pay more of the costs of stabilizing sear yafrjts -- syria. >>> in the unusual move, special counsel robert mueller's team has started questioning russian oligarchs who travel to the u.s. mueller's investigators stopped one ultra wealthy russian when his private jet landed in the new york area. interviewing him and searching his electronic devices. the person briefed on the matter

first two years, president reagan's first two years, and so on through presidents bush, clinton, bush and obama, 24 total cloture votes on nominees. and for president trump, 88 and counting. just 15 months into his term. by the end of the day it will be 90. 90 cloture votes on nominees. this is partisan obstruction elevated to an art form. and every one of us has seen it firsthand. it's not just the high-profile nominations. scores of unobjectionable, unobjectionable choices for all kinds of posts have languished on the senate calendar. it took months and months and several deadly accidents to persuade senate democrats to stop obstructing a fully qualified nominee to head the federal railroad administration. or take the example of district court judges. with only one exception we've had to file cloture on every single district court nominee. it doesn't matter if every democrat on the judiciary committee supported the nominee. it doesn't matter if every democrat in the whole senate supports the nominee. no matter what, our colleagues across the aisle are insisting on obstruction for no apparent

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bush and president obama during their administrations. the pentagon set to have a briefing that is going to start -- and it actually has started. you see a look there at the podium. we are expecting that some reporters are going to be asking questions about the border wall, about the president's immigration plans. in just a few moments. when those questions start, we'll take you to the briefing. nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is with us from white sulfur springs, west virginia, where president trump is headed. he's going to speak at an event there today. how did this issue rise to the top of the white house agenda and is there even a timetable? >> first, if you'll allow me a moment here of breaking news, we learned from our colleague, as you were delivering the intro to this program, that the president did speak on the issue of scott pruitt. the epa administrator. during his travel with our pool colleagues who are responsible for being up close with the president. they asked, if he remains confident in scott pruitt who

it was started by bush and obama . it was a bush-obama special. ould have been stopped by obama. would've been stopped by me. i asked what kind of a deal it was -- you sold the best site in london. literally. they were so happy that they got $250 million, or whatever but they spent all of that money plus a lot more to build a new embassy in a lousy location. i don't know, folks. we need a whole new thinking care. we need a whole new thinking. we need a whole new thinking. going to finally put america first. ok? since the election, we have created more than 3 million jobs including 300,000 new jobs in manufacturing. we love manufacturing. >> [cheering] pres. trump: by the way, they wanted me to cut the ribbon on the new embassy and i was all set and then in the end, i said i was not going. i don't want to go. i am not cutting that ribbon. i said -- i am not going. all right. hopefully, we will have many years of success with that embassy. in our country, jobs are booming and confidence is soaring. we are at the top of the charts. and they are talkin

first lady melania trump attended as well as george h w bush and brock obama. bush, first lady hillary that former first lady barbara bush, henry clinton and michelle obama where there -- former laura bush, hillary clinton, and michelle obama were there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is my honor and privilege on behalf of this family in saint martins episcopal church to look at you to the service of celebration for the life and service and faith of barbara pierce bush. and letu please stand us sing with strength our opening hymn, praise to the lord support. . he plunged into the sea, locked -- praise to the lord. ♪ ♪ naturally since of your goodness. live of your countenance upon peace throughthem jesus christ our lord. >> by the resurrection and the life saved the lord. he shall believe in me and shall never die -- you shall believe in me shall never die. redeemer lives with -- lives. and though this body be destroyed, until i see god i shall see for myself and my eyes behold andd -- shall not as a stranger. test liveslive with to himself or die unto himself. whether we live or

george bush and barack obama, i could draw six lines and people would go, well, that's george bush or there is barack obama. once you outline the face, even before you complete it, people can tell what you are drawing. it is a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute. it is one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you are doing things for the coasters and stuff. my instinct and what i am paid for is my opinion and i express it strongly. same with ann and cal. we get to dial it back. just thatnd it is not we don't want to unnecessarily rile people and they come in for a drink at the bars. one of the nice things about the bar -- frankly, i have learned about the culture of washington , there is this word called comedy where you figure out how to get along with people and you could sit down and have a drink with them. that is the spirit of the bar and the spirit we all bring to the coasters. we will suspend our political opinions and say that for our -- save that for our political c

he said president obama and president bush are waiting in the wings so they can come in and save the untry. watch this. >> barack obama and bush have stayed out of the political fray despite all of the attacks from them on trump. they understand they have to come together and stand up for the constitution. it has to be done in a bipartisan way by 2 ex-presidents. they guess is they are saving their powder for that. >> martha: is it the panic coming and two former presidents will step in to fix it? >> it must be awkward when people are planning your wake. i have respect for these presidents, but if they are waiting for a consitutional crisis, there are few signs that will come to pass. the criminal case against president trump has weakened. could there be a false statement made and additional evidence? yes. but he is still just a subject after over a year. hundreds of thousands of documents and a myriad of witnesses and his status hasn't changed. the problem is that few people can get themselves to say that there is not a clear cut criminal case against the president. >> martha: the wh

both presidents obama and bush did as well. due to governing laws, guardsmen assisted with intelligence and construction.the obama adminsitration and the bush years, when the national guard was deployed there, they only helped with 5-10% of the apprehension, so they don't have such a big role as you would think. but of course with more national guard being deployed the more of a presence they can havehow productive this will be remains to be seenpresident trump says he's sending the military to help guard the border until his long-promised wall is built.in the past, this move has been criticized for being too costly and inefficient.two operations between presidents obama and bush ... cost a total of more than 1-point-3 billion dollars. billion than 1-point-3 total of more bush ... cost a obama and presidents between operations two inefficient.costly and for being too been criticized this move has in the past, is built. promised wall his long-border until help guard the military to sending the trump says he's president seenremain

what is the different this time with this administration versus the bush, obama or clinton administrations? >> the difference here i say is this is an extremely high-level talks. getting parties to the table at this level might be necessary but not sufficient to getting a positive outcome. we have volatile personality types that might make it more unpredictable. these are talks that require a lot of preparation and ground work and expertise that ought to be brought to the fraibl the intelligence community and the state department. i'm tall for the talks. i think it's a good move to be open to high-level officials meeting. i have been saying in addition to increasing sanctions you want to get parties to the table. you can't get positive outcomes without parties come together table. kennedy: the president is good at reading people. getting people to the table in the manner he has been doing it has been beneficial for him and perhaps for world peace. he sizes up kim jong-un and plays into his ego, i think he liked being part of the international community at the olympics. i think he liked the

he wasn't invited by the second president bush or by president obama because this relationship has beeno problematic in the 13 careers since then. president trump has to do things more spur of the moment. that's part of his style, something that he feels has worked for him in politics. but in an international diplomacy it makes others sort of feel uncomfortable. >> peter baker, megan o'sullivan, thanks for both of your expertise. >>> coming up, eyewitness to history on the eve of the 50th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s assassination. a woman who was there for his final moments shares her story for the first time. civil rights leader congressman john lewis also joins us next. this is "andrea mitchel reports" on msnbc. more and more people are finding themselves in a chevrolet for the first time. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. get 20% below msrp on all cruze and malibu lt models. that's over fifty fo

pharmacist about prevnar 13®. >> martha: a "new york times" columnist now coming on former presidents obama and bushrom a constitutional crisis that is coming from the mueller pro. take a look. >> barack obama and george w. bush have stayed out of the political fray despite on all the attacks from them. they have to understand that they have to come together on the face of this constitutional crisis that is in our future and set up for the constitution. it will have to be done in a bipartisan way by two ex-presidents. i think they still have a lot of credibility and my guess is they're saving their powder for that. >> martha: cory lewandowski served as president trump's campaign manager. good evening to you, good to have you here tonight. what is it you think -- this is a very unique presidency. the president acts and behaves in a way that other presidents simply have not, it's not the way he operates. he has definitely inspired this sort of reaction. these two former presidents are going to come out of the woodwork and save the country. what you make of it? >> tom is another one of these geniuses w

george bush or barack obama, i could draw six lines and people would go, well, that's george bush or there is barack obama. you just -- once you've done the outline of the face and, say, the ears with obama, even before you've completed it, people can tell what you're drawing. so it's a mystical thing. it's a -- our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute and it's one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you're doing things for the coasters and stuff. i mean, my instinct and what i'm paid for at politico is to have a political opinion and express it strongly. same with ann and same with cal. and we have to dial that back, which i also understand is -- it's not just that we don't want to unnecessarily royal people when they come in for a drink at the bar or something like that, but one of the nice things about the bar and about, frankly, i've learned about the culture of washington is there is this lovely word that members of congress use called comity, where you get along. you figure out a way to g

it was argued about in various points in the both bush and obama administrations. but the record of sanctions in 1990s and the depth of pakistan relationship with china, jimmy argues that that kind of coercion by itself is not coupled with some kind of negotiation involving decadence patrons were other regional powers. it will not succeed. >> thank you. >> i want to shift gears for second with a quick question. can you be induced to do a combo ghost wars, "directorate s" in iraq from july 1991 through 18 march 2003? >> no! [laughter] >> before we take this question i will say we have time for -- >> the question i have is, you touched on it i guess 12 years ago. what is isi want, is there a way that we can accommodate it now? because it sounds like the way this is what the us was facing in vietnam where the vietcong and north vietnamese use cambodia. and what nixon did then was bomb the regions of cambodia and i do not think that is something the us will do. it sounds to me like pakistan is trying to have it both ways on the war. it's charging the us for carrying su

so first, the bush administration and obama administration carried out more than half a dozen agency reviews friday were fighting in afghanistan and a lot of those action with that narrative keeps going back with those all day session to agency with tatian also the intelligence would come in here is the demography and or estimates of men under arms usually they would leave the room and policymakers would debate what do we do now? it is remarkable to go back to excavate as best i could without access to all those notes and record but substantial access to what was record justt recorded and presented at the problem was so repetitious that the solution was so evasive and here is an example. in all ofre the reviews i could unpack it is the duty of policymakersrs who decide the vital interests that justify the sacrifices and in a number of reviews they worked on the and said for example during the obama administration first review essentially found to interest to justify theen sacrifices contemplated. one was al qaeda and its affiliate because of the threat of additional terror acts and s

given all the broken promises we have seen on the nuclear issue under president clinton, bush, president obama. three different north korean leaders now. can you really trust anything that comes out of a meeting with kim jong-un? >> jonathan, this administration has its eyes wide open. we know the history. we know the risks. we're going to be very different. we're going to negotiate in a different way than has been done before. we're going to require the steps. we use the word irreversible with great intention. we're going to require the steps that demonstrate that denuclearization is going to be achieved. we're not going take promises. we're not going to take words. we're going to look for actions and deeds. until such time, we'll keep the pressure campaign in place until we achieve that. that's different. and so, in each case, both countries have to do more than words. we'll have to deliver an outcome that is the one that kim jong-un and i had the chance to talk about at the direction of the president. >> so you looked into his eyes. spent more than an hour with him. said it was a good conve

both presidents bush and obama activated national guard troops to surveil the southern border. will this bolster national security or is it just to appease the president's base? president bush activated the national guard during the war. is this just a political move? >> i think so. it's trump talking loudly and saying we are going to get our troops down there, oh within wait, we can't do that. they can thereby for help or assistance. it's trump giving a little red meat to his base. he's serious about, if you are not going to build the wall or help him out he'll get somebody down there in place of the wall. whether it's all talk or mostly talk -- kennedy: i tend to agree. it seems symbolic. you can't send the army to do this sort of stuff. the national guard, i remember them during the l.a. riots. they were quite lovely bringing peace to a burning city. >> the president has to do something. if voters knew one thing from trump's campaign for president it was his promise is to build a wall. the establishment was never going to play ball. trump politically has to do something. that

. >> >> reporter: he spoke about three presidents, bush, obama, and trump, he took questions at the end of the event. the next stop is in boston on sunday. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> of former owner of the oakland a's has died find out how the team is responding tonight. >>> it is called the world's biggest awards. we will take you to the ceremony and we will announce the seven winners. >>> we have fog along the coast. more in the forecast coming up. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> former oakland a's owner died. he passed away last night. he purchased the team back in 1995 and ran the franchise. he is survived by his wife and two daughters. the tea

s obama and bush came -- both presidents obama and bush came under heavy criticism to deploying nationalguard troops to assist with border patrol. >>> the crown prince of saudi arabia is in the bay area tonight confronted by something he doesn't often see back home, people who obviously don't like him. kpix5's kiet do is at the four seasons hotel in east palo alto where the royal entourage is holding court, so to speak. kiet? >> reporter: yes. the crown prince's itinerary has not been made public. so where he is moment to moment is anybody's guess, but given the steady stream of limos coming and going all day long, chances are he's right here. this is the moment protesters think the crown prince arrived. a cluster of heavily tinted three mercedes slipping into the four seasons hotel unannounced capping off a half day of rage, frustration and public shaming from yemenis from all over the bay area. protesters are shotting terrorist in arabic. -- shouting terrorist in arabic. for more than four hours the entourage was heckled. bin salman reportedly rented out the entire four seasons for the

the statement from president obama and president bush tell it to the character of dr.lity. >> he is treated the staffs on the presidents, they love him. the complaints apparently that of gone to a committee or staff and problems there. >> bret: there was an internal dispute against an opponent. >> we don't know what they are. we don't know if they are true. we don't know if the white house was aware of them. >> bret: it hasn't prevented capitol hill from out all kinds of stuff. >> donald trump did repeat many, many times, if i were him, i wouldn't go through with it. it struck me. he talked about giving him an off-ramp. i thought he was almost opening the door for him. >> bret: until he got to the end of the sentence, i thought it was the end. >> i said to him you don't need this. if i were him, i personally wouldn't do it. >> bret: tom. >> historically, delays give the hyenas a chance to circle around and pick away. the fact that dr. jackson is that i am moving forward, i'm eager to answer questions, would he do that if it was going, if he was going to embarrass himse

it was a bush-obama special. but it could have been stopped by obama. it would have been stopped by me. i said what kind of deal is this? you sold this great site. it's the best site in london. they were so happy, they got $250 million. but they spent all of that money plus lot more to build a new embassy in a lousy location. we need a whole new thinking here. we need a whole new thinking. we are going to finally put america first. okay? since the election we created more than 3 million jobs, including 300,000 new jobs in manufacturing. we love manufacturing. by the way, they wanted me to cut the ribbon on the new embassy, and i was all set. in the end i said i'm not going. i said i'm not cutting that ribbon. i said i'm not going. all right. hopefully we'll have many years of success with that embassy. in our country jobs are booming and confidence is soaring. we are at the top of the charts. and they are talking about us all over the world. they are talking about this incredible success. if i didn't get elected, if the opposition party i call the obstr

obama's abrupt withdrawal from your rack. >> winning the conflict, that is what obama walked away from. bushon the war in iraq, obama lost peace, same in libya, we opposed qaddafi, wanted some help to deal with radicals. we lost our embassy and it is a failed state. you got to be willing to look at peace after the conflict. heather: fox news alert police identifying the youtube she resin armed and all rights activist with a vendetta against the company. nasim aghdam shooting three people at random before turning the gun on herself. she posted videos decrying cruel treatment of animals and told her family she was furious youtube was no longer describing -- paying for videos describing a censorship. she might be on her way to youtube to do some harm. a man remains and can critical condition and two women listed a serious and fair. another fox news alert, four crewmembers that in another tragic us marine corps helicopter crash. the ch 53 super stallion shopper went down in southern california during a routine training mission. the names of the victims of not been released. the cause of the cras

well, bush and obama over the course of 16 years bagsically stood by why we lost 70,000 factories and millions of manufacturing jobs and manufacturing base. what's at stake here, mr. todd is the industries of the future, artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing. it's not just economic pr prosperity it is also national security. . have profound military implications. >> i understand all of that and heard the complaints for years from many of these industries -- >> but never -- >> let me ask this -- that's what i'm -- what specific action, how will we know that china is changing its behavior? what is it that china -- give me the specific action that maybe the president and xi announced together that will tell the american public the chinese aren't stealing intellectual property anymore? >> let's be again clear eyed about this. it's one thing for the chinese to admit publicly to a policy. it's another thing for the chinese to actually implement that policy. and we had a number of years ago with president obama agreements about not stealing our intellectual property through cy