jonathan: cameron dawson of new age wealth.he federal reserve meets and puts out forecasts, what's the meeting look like? cameron: they're very much on hold because of the uncertainty of how these tariffs and potentially immigration could feed into the inflation story and don't think we'll get weak enough data yet out of the jobs market to justify them acting. it's a really good question of how the s.e.p. changes, will we see them downgrade growth forecasts. it's an interesting mode shift from the way we've been the last two years, every single month the last two years we've been raising g.d.p. forecast on a consensus basis from wall street. does it start to change? if we cut forecasts in the other direction, that to us is what keeps this volatility within equity markets and credit markets around. annmarie: yesterday scott bessent talked about tariffs being a one time price adjustment and he hopes what he calls team transitory looks at that as a one time price adjustment when it comes to inflation but if you're a company, are y

. >> reporter: cameron is doing everything he can to avoid that.ut breweries are slow in the winter and the independent guy, not global brands, wil struggle to stay alert. in their earnings call, coca-cola ceo sounded unconcerned. saying it's not insignificant but it's not going to radically change a multibiion dollar u.s. business. cameron spent about $100,000 in advance to stockpile cans and fill up silos with canadian barley. which he can't undo if trump reverses the tariffs as he has done sometimes. >> i'm no foreign policy expert, but it looks like using a screwdriver to hammer in a nail. >> reporter: prices in the united states have surged to record high, some suppliers are already charging more. with all that uncertainty -- what would you say to someone wondering how much fun their summer will cost? >> we'll try to keep prices the same. live your life, have fun, have a beer. >> reporter: cheers to that. antonia hylton, connecticut. >>> remembering former congressman, lincoln diaz-balart, my brother, who died of cancer. he spent 22 years in p

james cameron is living in new zealand. stay there. he's been there for 20 years.mericans. if he is so worried about america, why didn't he move here? >> jesse: it's a process complaint. it's about the press pool, this judge, congress. do voters really care that much about process? >> dana: no, they don't, and that's another reason why they're not getting traction and why d.o.g.e. continues to have the kind of reaction it does. aside from the polling, and i agree there's not a ton, but what we have says americans like it. look at the ratings. why do you think we talk about d.o.g.e. every day? because people want to hear about it. they want to know about it and they are interested in what's going on. the other thing is, when the left uses language like, you're living under a totalitarian regime, i think about other oppressed people around the world. do they get a word? aren't those people they are so concerned about with the foreign aid problem? and that's on the merits. let's talk about that. but when you use language like hitler, totalitarianism, that we are takin

cameron or tyler?president trump: you are very shy. >> cameron you said something earlier that i thought was really profound you said a year ago you thought it would be more likely he would end up in jail then at the white house. let's put you at the spot because you didn't do anything wrong with that was the environment a year ago. you guys want to say something? >> that was actually tyler who said that. i still get mixed up. but never thought we would get attacked the way we did in our backyard trying to do the right thing for so many years. and always trying to raise the bar with respect for regulation. so it is truly wonderful to see how things have changed until the pendulum has swung back in the way that it has. we have always felt that the u.s. should lead and bitcoin and crypto and it is ours to sort of lead and wind and it is just a wonderful what president trump has been doing with this and we look forward to working together. thanks for inviting us and setting this up. >> president trump: th

and james cameron, he's living in new jersey in new zealand. stay there. he's been there for 20 years. he made his money off americans. if he's so worried about america, why don't you move here? >> a lot of this is a process complaint. you know, it's about the press pool. it's about this judge or congress. do voters really care that much about process? >> no, they don't. and that's another reason why they're not getting any traction and why doge continues to have the kind of reaction that it does. look, aside from the polling, and i agree, there's not a ton, but the one stop polling that we have says americans like it. look at the ratings. why do you think we talk about doge every day? yeah, because people want to hear about it. they want to know about it and they are interested in what's going on. the other thing is when they use when the left uses language like we are living under a totalitarian regime, like i think about all the repressed people around the world. do they get a word? what about aren't those the people that they're so concerned about with

liz young thomas sofi's head of investment strategy cameron dawson, chief investment strategist at new edge wealth, both here at post nine. kristina partsinevelos watching the sell off in chips. that's dramatic. seema mody is all over the momentum names, which we already told you are under more pressure again. steve liesman looking at what all of this says about the current state of the u.s. economy. liz, i'll just go to you first. your feelings and thoughts as you watch this market being pushed and pulled all over the place. >> i mean, it's chaos right. >> now, right? >> we're in a chaotic environment. the market is obviously not calming down. even with. >> the recent. >> announcement literally just minutes ago that tariffs had been paused again until april 2nd. no relief actually got worse in the sell off. so i think the uncertainty and the fact that this now feels like we're just pushing off the decision until further into. >> the. future has. >> everybody. >> on edge. not to mention it's not just the market. it started to bake into some of the data. so we've seen the ism data come

happy to have him as a constituent and he's creating a lot of jobs, anywhere from chica, south texas, cameron county which is officially renamed starbase and the tesla giga factory outside austin which i visited a few months ago with mr. musk. starling providing internet access to people in remote parts of the planet that would never hope to have that access. all sorts of interesting things he's involved in, you can acknowledge whether you like mister musk and what he is doing or you don't like it. he is obviously a brilliant individual, certainly among the most brilliant people i know. you have to ask why would a guy, maybe one of the richest, maybe the richest human being do what he is doing for the us government, that is an important question to ask. he is not doing it for the money, he is certainly not doing it for the glory because all of, any time you start messing with the status quo in washington dc, you can be assured you will become a target, you will be criticized, you will be demagogues against, you will be lied about. it goes with the territory and something i am sure he has not

cameron takes precedent for the things i say. it is not the first time. the u.s. should win crypto.nk you for your leadership on this. host: -- pres. trump: thank you very much. high iq individuals around the stable. thank you very much. >> want to expose my deep gratitude for the seriousness with which you are approaching our industry and how you are helping guide in the right direction. when i worked in central banks at other countries, i was wondering why i as an american citizen cannot help the u.s. financial system reach a higher goal that the world is on course toward generally. i'm grateful that finally there has been a new level of common sense and adoption of these ideas. i am very happy to see people like david sachs and secretary percent and sec. let nick taking this very seriously. -- secretary lutnik taking this very seriously. that is a big part of how the u.s. can continue its role in the global financial system, so thank you. pres. trump: i think it is important that we stay in the front of this one. as you know, china is pushing forward very strongly as usual. we ar

the 1st time a movie from the country has won, they was cameron colton. was among the 1st when, as he gets and they'll ask us the best supporting actor of his work in the field. i'm a real parent, a pain that resolved on the one best supporting actress. but her role in the media perez, people in i've read in northern italy, have been highly oranges at each of the the so called bottle of the oranges takes place every year. the origin of the festival dates back to mid evil times and set to symbolized towns rebellion against the tyrant who rules them. centuries ago. that is it from me that we use the po way more than a website. as always, the news continues often. boy, the chinese communist policy is missing in the aging to set out as priorities for the yes. how are the worlds 2nd largest economy we have to rescind trades? how supposed 5 of us and what's direction will it take to manage the worlds fastest aging population? special coverage of trying to send through sessions on this one out of the the report as long hill that little boy cards or form of expre

está eddie murphy, cameron díaz y mike myers, pero además ahora se une a ellos con su voz la actriz zendayaeno, se acerca el multitudinario carnaval de río de janeiro y muchísimos amantes de la samba de todo el mundo se han reunido en una conocida escuela de samba en río de janeiro para perfeccionar sus pasos antes de poder asistir a estas populares fiestas y este evento magnífico. bueno, las personas han llegado a los estados unidos, de grecia, de rusia, de argentina y otros muchos países que están ahí tomando clases juntos. se lo enseñamos en pantalla para disfrutar de la buena samba. oigan. y este viernes la casa de los famosos se convierte en el escenario de un robo que definirá el destino de todos. robo por la salvación, secretos, traiciones y una jugada que cambiará todo. pues va a haber alianzas rotas, va a haber jugadas sucias y muchos nervios a flor de piel. los habitantes no saben en quién confiar, así es que van a poder ver quién se va. estas fueron las noticias del mundo del entretenimiento. ya sabe que nos vemos cada mañana en acceso total. adiós. hasta luego. y con esto vamos

the new movie will still feature mike myers, cameron diaz and eddie murphy as the voices of shrek, fiona and donkey. zendaya. also joining the cast as shrek's daughter. by the way, folks, we are now streaming on pluto all the time. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan this qr code for easy how to stream guide and on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscasts, breaking news updates, and other content. that does it for us at 430, gia vang is here. she's working on the 5:00 newscast. she'll join you in two minutes. or away from president trump's highly anticipated address to congress and the nation. the long list of topics he plans on addressing following an eventful six weeks in office. one of those topics is expected to be the suddenly tense relationship between the us andd ukraine. we talk with the former ambassador to ukraine about what he wants to hear from mr. trump tonight, and get ready for more rain in the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri lets us know how much to expect over the next few days. the news at five starts right now. t

struggle i have to now and 60 it open was unbelievable that the challenge is, for instance, here in cameron. i mean, i mean, when we are a subsidiary of the local branch of a multinational one of the biggest banks in the world, it will not let me in because they said this is a business, but we don't do a private, you know. and so i was like, i've been out of business and they're like, yeah, but you're too small. rebecca, you do business globally in the west as well as africa or their particular challenges. a woman might face that or distinct to africa, or are they more or less universal? as you know, unfortunately, i think they're universal and the same challenges i've had here in africa are the same challenges that i've had in the us. and they're not the ones that i expected. i think, you know, we, we always think of technology is this great equalizer. i believed that i could, you know, as long as i could do the test, as long as i was able to deliver, it didn't matter where it came from. and so, you know, i, i was very surprised. i'm more more in the financial and the business side of, for

in the owner says this is not the first time the burglary happened wednesday morning at san jose cameron video thieves drove a car through the business, destroyed the front entrance and then took off with new and used camera gear and a lot of it. >> disheartening we had family business has been in our family. 70 years. and in past few years have been have been real tough for us. we've been robbed multiple times. >> it's really wish you would stop. >> yeah, you can imagine the owner says the most recent burglary cost the business hundreds thousands of dollars. 2 women have been charged with animal cruelty after one of them was seen kicking a dog in pittsburgh. video has gone viral. it shows women arguing with their neighbor. one of the women there kicks the dog goes flying into the air. police say that this dispute started over a family member of these women who ran over a potted plant of their neighbor. the woman were eventually arrested, but they posted bail now set to be formally charged. here's a look at the dog if they are convicted, they will both potentially serve a maximum of 3 ye

. >> according to a gofundme, the burglary happened wednesday morning at san jose cameron video when a car drove through the business according to the business, the front entrance was destroyed and the thieves got away with new and used camera gear. >> disheartening well, family business has been in our family. 70 years. and in past few years have been have been real tough for us. we've been robbed multiple times. >> it's really wish you would stop. >> the owner says this most recent burglary cost the business hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> in marin county, they are allocating $500,000 to funding support services for immigrants. county officials say the funding will go to legal rights, education and assistance, child and family support services and other coordinated support services for immigrant communities. san francisco state is cutting 3 of its 13 athletic programs by this summer. the cuts will affect 44 student athletes and baseball men's soccer and women's indoor track and field in the university says the cuts will help save up to a million dollars annually. and the move

in los angeles, where cameron colton has won the oscar for best supporting actor in the 97 academy over the next. joining us about says rejected israel's demand for an extension to phase one of the guys and sees 5 deal excusing it to blackmail over to months. to really small captives is rose prime minister benjamin, that's now who is refusing to enter into the 2nd phase of the deal, which he agreed to last month. that would have seemed a release of the remaining is ready the captives, a complete withdrawal of israeli troops from casa and then to the war. it all done it in yellow. uh, well see if it then yeah, wants to continue committing text strikes. genocide instead of ation again in front of the world, then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, we'll do it. we say that the cease fire agreement exists and we should move forward with implementing it. we will not leave outlines or succumb to threats or sunday israel blocked all food and live saving a from entering the gaza strip. palestinians say they feel resumption of war and star of ation during the ho

the president, secretary of war simon cameron, on june 28, 1861. that when lane made requests that they were to be, quote put through. don't be writing or telegraphing washington, but put it through. unquote. in dr. castle's words quote lane's brigade, an irresponsible mob which looted and burned out of one lust in discriminatory, injured all missourians, whether loyal or rebel, the ultimate responsible for this mob rested with president lincoln. the commander in chief, despite his losses. mr. mr. morris kind of in a job like fashion, remained loyal to and the union. however, he did leave cass county and relocated the remains of his destroyed mill in the village of westport in jackson county. in this example, the federal government failed in its fundamental obligation to protect its loyal citizens of morris town. it permitted and the lawless activity to destroy the civil rights of its citizens. on the flipside of this failure to protect citizens personal safety and their property, the federal command under general john c frÉmont, the standard beare

k, you know, the david cameron conservative is called for international investigation. amazing. watching this interview, guys on the line spent, which you need to recognize. and that sees the enforcement of it on all day and see don't. com is much wanted place. it doesn't become a sing her own house with all these patients, books and paintings. but back to this day, not a single person has been interested. so the question is not what president, victor, i'm seeing a can ok and i'll to is whether that's that was a system or just east barber id to be here. fall. now that these valley or should focus high attention if you want to look had brought him to come and sing as role in the ethic role. look at what he did when he was prime minister. when he invited the mtv to came up bob's and coming to the democratic system and what's happened, he brought the team to one of the houses that you'd see if you decided to come into the democratic for the. i mean, quite frankly, you see thing in the british father and that is if you ever, if i was outraged the categories, what now he wou

let me tell you about alex cameron a young teacher when i met her in october she told me about herself, her background and love for teaching. because of our teach act, the work we did together, alex and her husband used her higher salary to buy their first home. this is the kind of impact we are having on our educational system and on our communities when we work together. [applause] alex and her family could not be with us -- might be here with us tonight, they, as well as their friends and colleagues from weibel public schools are watching from home. let's make sure they can hear us and we bow. [cheering] [applause] [applause] [applause] alex, thanks for the work you do to expand the minds of our young students. recruiting and retaining the best teachers in our classrooms will prepare young montanans for the future. academic success requires students to be focused when they are in the classroom. too often the swarm of notifications and content from social media distracts them. students in the class and should be focused on their teachers and not tiktok. creating a distraction free le

the burglary happened wednesday morning at san jose cameron video thieves driving through the business with a car they blasted in the front interests and took off with new and used camera gear. >> disheartening we had family business has been in our family. 70 years. and in past few years have been have been real tough for us. we've been robbed multiple times. >> really wish you would stop. >> yeah, not great. the owner says that most this most recent burglary cost the business hundreds of thousands of dollars. as you can imagine, new at 10, nearly 2000 scientists, professors and activists gathered on uc berkeley's campus today protesting cuts to research funding under the trump administration. this rally. it was one of many that were held all across the country as researchers have been voicing concerns over budget cuts to critical institutions like the u.s. a i d and the department nobel laureates renowned scientists criticizing these cuts arguing they threaten the integrity of scientific advancements and research here in the united states, california attorney general rob bonta taking

thirty years and several times because we didn't have the marriage take because of will you get and in cameron house i live currently in sunny does the fogist part of of the city and retired since officially retired from the school district in 2005 and done a lot of community work with the lgbtq+ and focusing on as i get older in intergenerational work trying to create a stronger community corporatively. >> did you like working with education. >> in the 7th grade had an incredible teacher mrs. burke and from then on i know i was going to be a teacher in 7th grade i became a teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david today is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >

cameron crazies they started chanting one more year when he checked out of the game. that's a wish that likely might not come true for duke fans. now do you hear that loud, booming sound? kate? it is the thunder. okc best in the west. and they've got that man shake gilgeous alexander favorite to win mvp. best thing to come out of canada since jim carey celine dion drake bieber i don't know it's pretty darn good 51 points in a 137 128 win over houston, his fourth 50 point game since january 22nd. rest of the league has just two combined since then. he does not care, though, about personal stats. listen. >> i mean he is. >> any time. >> you play the game to win. like you don't play the game to score a bunch of points, to be like regarded as one of the better players to ever play, you have to win. because if you don't win, then it's all for nothing. that's how. that's just how i see it, and that's how i see it in golf. that's how i see it in football. that's how i see it in competition. period. and winning is the be all, end all for me. >> all right. today nhl a goal. yo

cameron from dayton, ohio. i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that's how bad zelensky performed. mary from hopewell junction, new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> and welcome. >> to hannity. and tonight, one thing is perfectly clear. >> if there was ever any. doubt american. strength on the world stage, it is back. it is back big time. president trump. >> will. always stand. >> up for. >> you. >> the american people. and he's going to put america first. we're not going to be disrespected. we will not be swindled. we will not be bullied. today, the ukrainian president zelensky, frankly, in many ways disgraced himself, lost a

cameron from dayton, ohio. i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that's how bad zelensky performed. mary from hopewell junction, new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world.

, wealthy northerners like horace greeley, who was the editor of, the new york tribune, and simon cameron, who had been. first secretary of war. there were some to kind of raise funds them to purchase a home. but there was this impression that mary was left with a large estate. abraham lincoln was wealthy. lincoln's estate worth about $83,000 in the money of the day. but that was divided between and tad andrew. or tad's share held in interest and mary as first lady had done a tremendous amount of spending. she had really gotten herself in debt and lincoln's death. those creditors came knocking the door. now, we don't know exactly how much mary was in debt, and the estimates vary widely. anywhere from 10000 to $70000. but needless to say, she found herself money and mary did try to extricate herself. she tried to do something proactive. in 1867 and august, she traveled new york city in a to sell some of her brussels finery that she had acquired it for as first lady. she wrote to elizabeth keckley, it is humiliating to be placed in such position. but as am in the position i extricate myself

. >> cameron, you said that i should say when you said i agree with you, it was to scott. i just want to make it clear to the world, i. >> think democrats would be very foolish to go all marjorie taylor greene here and wwe stuff and so on. i think they should respond, but i don't think they should, you know, heckle and do the kinds of things that some have talked about. i don't know why people skip the speech. i mean, he's president of the united states. he was elected. they should be there. >> and listen, millions of people will watch this. but what will really live on is the viral moments. and i would argue that donald trump is better on his feet than most politicians. if you are going to, as a democrat, heckle him, expect that he's going to clap back. and it might not actually go anywhere. >> right? right. you see a nancy mace there speaking to the vice president, vice president vance jake. and for vance, you know, he is new to this, right? this is only his third time in the chamber for an address. and now he will be there sitting as the vice president. >> notably. >> i

thirty years and several times because we didn't have the marriage take because of will you get and in cameron house i live currently in sunny does the fogist part of of the city and retired since officially retired from the school district in 2005 and done a lot of community work with the lgbtq+ and focusing on as i get older in intergenerational work trying to create a stronger community corporatively. >> did you like working with education. >> in the 7th grade had an incredible teacher mrs. burke and from then on i know i was going to be a teacher in 7th grade i became a teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david today is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >

collaboration with the d young and the legion of honor and the concept was brainchild of curator elsa cameron who noted stunning murals like those of diego rivera were seen in the airport in mexico city and she just asked the question why couldn't we do that here in san francisco the mission is to delight, engage and inspire a global audience. we've been in credit accredited by the american alliance of museums since 1999 and we retain the distinction of being the only accredited museum in an airport. in short, we produce temporary exhibitions across the airport. we manage an aviation museum and library. we manage our public our public art collection. we host rotating video arts programs, photo shows, student shows and education programs. so from the kind of modest beginnings of a single exhibition gallery, the program has expanded throughout the terminals and today we operate more than 25 sites throughout those airport terminals including 14 galleries. one of those is the aviation museum which is in the international terminal. i'm not sure if you've been there but we actually have a permanent

constituent, and he's creating a lot of jobs in my state, everywhere from bokacika, south texas in cameronounty which is i think renamed. and the tesla factory which i visited a fuel months ago. star l link providing p internet access to people to people who never hoped to have that access. we can all acknowledge whether you like mr. musk and what he's doing, he's obviously a brilliant individual and certainly among the most brilliant people i know. so you have to ask yourself why would a guy, maybe one of the richest, maybe the richest human being on the planet do what he is doing for the u.s. government. i think that's an important question to ask. certainly he's not doing it for the money. he's certainly not doing it for the glory, because any time you start messing with the status quo here in washington, d.c., you can be assured you will become a target. you will be criticized, you'll be demagogued against, you'll be lied about. it just goes with the territory and something i'm sure that he has not necessarily experienced before, and, frankly, i'm glad he's willing to put up with all t

lo manejan los famosos como messi, david beckham, cameron dÍaz,britney spears, son algunos, son algunoss carros mÁs eficientes. mira los tÚneles que tiene por todos lados. alan: eso lo hace mucho mÁs rÁpido. hablemos de velocidad. cuÁnto llega a jalar esto? en 60 millas por hora. >> tres segundos. y eso que no tiene un motor muy grande. tiene seis cilindros. 630 caballos de fuerza. este comparte componentes con su primo el ferrari. alan: mira nada mÁs. tiene un compartimiento atrÁs. >> 630 caballos. transmisiÓn automÁtica doble. velocidad mÁxima 200 millas por hora. 200 millas por hora! alan y de seguro que llega. ya vimos por fuera. cerramos lo que la cajuela. tiene muy buen espacio para hacer un auto deportivo. mira esta belleza. miren nada mÁs. mariposa. quÉ significa? >> fÍjate cÓmo estÁn enganchada las puertas. no se abre como otros autos que se abre de cuchilla, estas son mariposa es un poco mÁs estilizado. alan: este coche acaba de romper un rÉcord mundial. tenemos imÁgenes. se rompiÓ esta semana. >> esta semana este carro equipado con inteligencia artificial se convirtiÓ en el c

constituent, and he's creating a lot of jobs in my state, everywhere from boca chica south texas in cameron county which is now i think officially renamed starbase, and the tesla to get factory which is right outside of austin which i visited a few months ago with mr. musk. star link obviously providing internet access to people in remote parts of the planet that would never hope to have access, all sorts of interesting things that he's involved in. and certainly i think we can all acknowledge whether you like mrr you don't like him. he's obviously a brilliant individual. and certainly among the most brilliant people i know. so you have to ask yourself why would a guy maybe one of the richest may be the richest human being on the planet do what he was doing for the u.s. government? i think that's an important question comes from his not doing it for the money. he is certainly not doing it for the glory because all of, any time you start messing with the status quo here in washington, d.c. you can be assured you will become a target. you will be criticized. you will be demagogue against. you

. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm cameron walker. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast.eresting you called it a catastrophic meeting there. or at least our newsroom did. and then it was nigel farage who a lot of people were saying. what's he going to say about it? he called it a spat. >> a spat. >> a spat. >> so did you see it as a spat or a catastrophic meeting between zelenskyy and trump? >> well, very diplomatic of nigel farage because of course, we know he's a huge ally and ffiend we know he's a huge ally and friend of the president of the united states. but it is incredibly difficult, i think, for the uk, particularly sir keir starmer, trying to be that bndge keir starmer, trying to be that bridge between europe and america. but i think yesterday anne pictures spoke louder than words. him leaving the downing street steps to greet president zelenskyy from from his motorcade and the crowds outside in whitehall. >> it was pretty unusual for the prime minister. usually the prime minister. usually the prime minister. usually the prime minister waits on the doorstep of num

he�*s hardly a socialist. >> and david. >> and david. >> cameron is a conservative. >> cameron is a conservatives sentiment that you've talked about amongst any labour mps, let alone the cabinet. so for you to say that cabinet. 50 for you to say that the left wing is saying this left wing is saying that. leftists crying, crying out. thatis leftists crying, crying out. that is ridiculous. come on. >> you mean look, the reality is, is that this. would you agree with with some of these arguments that we should stop the trade deal, get rid of chagos? >> no. >> no. >> of course it is ridiculous, isn't it? and that's the point. isn�*t it? and that's the point. i�*m saying we�*ve got these massive calls for people saying we've got to drop america as the as the leader of the free world, we've got to distance ourselves from donald trump. we�*ve got to stop him. >> from saying that. >> from saying that. >> well, they are i just. >> well, they are ijust. >> well, they are ijust. >> read a tweet, you know that. >> read a tweet, you know that. >> i know that nobody. >> i know that nobody. >> sees you. eviden