bush and vice president dick cheney. new york university hosted this 90 minute program. >> i'm the external affairs associate here at nyu, washington, dc. on behalf of the center, thank you for coming to tonight's event. tonight marks the first of many summer events in the young leaders network series. by developing the young networks leader the center seeks to create programs that will enrich the time students spend at their summer internships and in washington, d.c. we hope events like this will help interns like you build a network of relationships with mentors and peers. maybe encourage you to return to the nation's capital to start a career in public service after you graduate. tonight we are joint by former presidential speech writers during the george w. bush and bill clinton administrations. john mcconnell served more than 10 years on the white house staff and two administrations. as a senior speechwriter for george w. bush and dick cheney, john was part of a team responsible for all the presidents major addresse

cheney is going to be on top of it. and he wasn't picker or anything like that but he would make little notations. he cared about his speeches. he called me one day. john i got us into some trouble. and i said oh. he said yeah the president was of these dinners that the president has to be funny. i have to stand in his place and i have to speak for 10 minutes and be funny. and then he say, -- he says i don't do funny. i said don't worry, matthew skullly and i will write you a little speech that will just have some nice stuff on it. i talked to him a little bit about it. i think he says, i think this is cheney, we talked about it a little bit. cheney was a wonderful person to work with. i enjoyed him as much as i enjoyed president bush. as a person. nice and appreciative. always treated, met everyone as an equal. i will add something about vice president quayle he's the only boss i worked for that would write an entire speech and gave it to me. he did this several times. when he was vice president of the united states. i

it was fine when bush and cheney when dick cheney and george bush were in charge but want to bomb i came in he was the not the white knight if you will or the black knight i came as an african-american and it just changed it editors just you know that's the way it is the stories that would have been fine in the days of bush and cheney suddenly were you know not getting published and people were complaining that i am always on the complaining about anonymous sources as if every day the new york times you can't pick up a newspaper and find the lead story based on anonymous sources it's just part of our business you can't name people in particular the stuff i do know i you know when i first did the middle a story that really i mastered a story in one nine hundred sixty nine the first thing i remember there was a poll from the i think for university of minnesota fifty four percent of the people didn't believe it and forty six and among my peers you know eighty percent didn't believe in. you might have to expand on the mean life story because it's not only in the british curriculum as stated

dick cheney was a wonderful guy to work for. i enjoyed him every bit as much as i enjoyed president bush as a person. just nice and considerate and appreciative. always treated and that everyone everyone as an equal. i will add one thing about vice president quayle. he is the only boss that i would work for that would write an entire speech and give it to me. he did this on a regular basis when he was vice president. this is back when you would share disks. the first time it happened, i was called in his office in the west wing. it was early in the morning and i didn't know why i was being called in. i walk in and he goes, "john, i wrote a speech this weekend." he hands it to me and there was a fully written speech. dan quayle was a newspaperman for some years before he entered politics. he could write, and he could write fast. when he had a newspaper column , he could write a 600-700 word column in an hour. vaughn: this president is known to go off script. [laughter] he is known to go without a teleprompter, he speaks in the wh

cheney, i think, talked to her a little bit. anyway, dick cheney was a wonderful guy to work for. i enjoyed him every bit as much as i enjoyed president bush as a person. just nice and considerate and appreciative and always treated everyone, met everyone as an equal. i will add one thing about vice president quayle. he's the only boss i ever worked for that wrote an entire speech and gave it to me. he did this on a fairly regular basis when he was vice president of the united states. that was back when you shared disks. the first time it happened i was called into his office in the west wing, and it was early in the morning, and i didn't know why i was being called in. i walked in and he goes, john, i wrote a speech this weekend. and he holds up a blue disk. and he hands it to me and there was a fully written speech. dan quayle was a newspaperman for some years before he entered politics. so he could write and he could write fast. when i worked for him as a former vice president and he had a newspaper column, he could write a six, seven-hundred-word column in a half hour. >> this

tom, cheney has not been named a suspect in the case. investigators say they are following up on more than 2,000 tips they've received so far. tom? >> alex perez with the new developments in that case. alex, thank you. >>> first lady melania trump's parents are among america's newest citizens tonight. viktor and amalija knavs were sworn in at federal court here in new york. sources tell abc news it was melania trump who sponsored their green card applications that led to their eligibility for citizenship. that family sponsorship program is the very pathway long opposed by their son-in-law, the president, who calls it chain migration. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. inside the terrifying moments, a bus flips over on the highway. the new images just released. the bus driver losing control during the crash. that bus landing on its side. a passenger trying to help out. and then what happened moments later. >>> plus, the deadly police shootout. officers confronting a gunman on a bike. the police cr

i think that dick cheney brings a great deal of governing experience. i knew him in house of representatives, he was hard-working and dedicated person. he was part of a team along with colin powell and a couple of others who won operation desert storm one of the greatest victories in american history and i think that in all military history and i think he's very capable of governing, he was chief of staff at age 34 to president gerald ford, i think he brings a wealth of experience to the job. yes, sir. >> social security, you support individual -- [inaudible] >> how would you pay for transitional account? >> thank you. do i support retirement accounts, absolutely, you have to take surplus and put it into the social security trust fund in order to make it well uso that you can then invest some of your taxes that are earmarked for social security into private accounts, experts will tell you with the deficit that we have looming once the baby boomers reach, 20, 34, it varies with the economists, you have to have enough money in there so that people can con

cheney tells abc news the fbi questioned him friday. he has a criminal past, convicted for stalking and harassment but he says he never met mollie or her family. and he has not been named a person of interest. investigators continue to interview others. >> we're all in this together. we're all trying to bring mollie back. >> reporter: tibbetts vanished while out for a run in this rural iowa town more than two weeks ago. she had been living with her boyfriend for the summer. he was working a construction job 100 miles away when she disappeared. police say he is not a suspect. tonight, the reward is now more than $200,000. her family refuses to lose hope that they'll find mollie alive. >> you can't give up hope. i know if it were me that were missing, mollie wouldn't give up hope. >> reporter: authorities not releasing much information, but investigators say that have a solid base of evidence they're working from. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the deadly magnitude seven earthquake in indonesia, near mali. at least 82 killed. ch

i made a movie about it called w in which dick cheney the dick cheney's character have to ask what what's our exit policy says there is no exit and the truth is we haven't there is no exit to iraq where here those five hundred thousand men in one form or another have never left the middle east so this is heartbreaking stuff if you have any sense of history. i knew it was a mistake i thought the iraq war one was a huge mistake i thought there was plenty of room to negotiate when films like that come out w for instance or at the untold history of the united states the one that you mention has a person in america when you pretty much denounce a lot of tropes and facts in american history i can't tell you it's easy but i think it's the most some of the most important work i've done in my life i'm very proud of those two films i've paid a price for because i guess some people will you know they don't consider me in the debate but neither do they consider people like noam chomsky so there is no center in the united states political discourse it's all center right ever since the clinton camp peo

one of her mentors is dick cheney. >> jesse: tormentors. >> juan: no, dick cheney had a lot to say abouthis because he was the one who taught her that that guy was a major... >> dana: you have that wrong. president bush said that and dick cheney said big time. >> juan: joe biden, very sensitive about this. may be running. joe biden said this was a big blanking deal on "the five." >> dana: made a big deal out of it. >> juan: what i learned about this, i thought back to literature and mark twain who said -- >> jesse: i thought that too, juan. [laughter] >> juan: mark twain said that kind of profanity, if you will, gives a person a relief not even available to those who pray. it's a way to let it out. i think dana, in her defense, acted impulsively. in the gym, you have told me when people get near you with their weights, you get pretty tough. >> greg: i get angry. but i control my anger, jedediah bila and i'm sure you look up to dana. >> jedidah: dana is my mentor. my dog saw this, and she hasn't been the same. the thing about this that is so amusing is that dana is the only person on eart

i made a movie about it called w in which dick cheney the dick cheney's character have been asking what what's our exit policy says there is no exit and the truth is we haven't there is no exit to iraq where here those five hundred thousand men in one form or another have never left the middle east so this is heartbreaking stuff if you have any sense of history. i knew it was a mistake i thought the iraq war one was a huge mistake i thought there was plenty of room to negotiate when films like that come out w for instance or at the untold history of the united states i want you mention how does a person in america when you pretty much denounce a lot of troops and facts in american history i can't tell you it's easy but i think it's the most some of the most important work i've done in my life i'm very proud of those two films i paid a price for because i guess some people would you know they don't consider me in the debate but neither do they consider people like noam chomsky so there is no center in the united states political discourse it's all center right ever since the clinton peop

>> about dick cheney. >> it is about dick cheney today.there's something called the watson is good at brown university. people like a wonderful former ambassador. what is image number two? i'm curious to >> what about image number 10? are we going to get out of there? >> yes. okay, 7600 right now. cheney developed the notion that you could operate and he didn't have to fund it. he found ways to fund it. he was very creative. by 2004 or five there was a system set up we are in 76 countries right now, most of them in africa. worker is killed in mali, i've got a bridge i want to sell you. special operations people out of control but by a general. they are very christian. a disciple of rudolph shiner. basically the notion, but one of them was the notion that we are here to fight the infidels and what happened in 9/11 with the killing, we in the christians in special forces are going to fight the masses who want to destroy us and cheney bought into that motion that you could fight something called a war on terror. you can fight a war against an

cheney. this is the daily news live from one of the most independent voices in u.s. politics senator john mccain has for one sawbones a vietnam war hero and one time presidential candidate mccain died overnight to the age of eighty one losing his battle against brain cancer this wife cindy saying this he passed the while he lived on his own he's. also on the program pope francis meets sex abuse survivors during his trip to ireland in a major speech he fails to enjoy clerical exploitation of children saying he shares the pain and shame caused by the abuse scandal but his critics say words come to nothing. and as a bonus the gets back on the way all of this season's title contenders self those other media setbacks my two shall come losing out yesterday to a new surgeon calls all the highlights of that. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with tributes have been flooding in for us senator john mccain who died overnight at the age of eighty one he'd been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer since july of last year on friday his family

all that capacity going into something that's completely unproductive of course it was dick cheney who said that russia was a gas station masquerading as a country and i think it's something like twelve to fifteen percent of russian g.d.p. is gas and oil so there is a problem when any sector becomes too powerful and what happens especially in an economy like this is lobbyists and how that power begets more power that concentration of wealth begets more power and a worse situation so that why we're going to get to twenty percent if we get to twenty percent of our g.d.p. to health care the health insurance industry it's going to get to twenty five percent and thirty percent they strangle the rest of the economy health care has become a larger part of the economy creating powerful constituencies resistant to change in the way the system operates the health care industry over took the retail sector as the nation's largest employer in december given local economies and their workers a stake in the industries growth health jobs surpassed manufacturing jobs in two thousand and eight and these

it was the dick cheney energy task force. scandal because he allowed someone who had worked in the energy industry to brief him on energy policy. 9/11 happens the next morning, you never talked about the dick cheney energy task force again. we are living in good times, and that's what happens. your point about the intel community, one of the most important things we can ask of them is to be vigilant but also to have wild imaginations. imagine, what is the craziest thing and the meanest, most evil thing these terrorists want to do to us. that's what we have to prepare for. >> greg: that is why hollywood helps. they can both great pilates. "new york times," you know their guest columnist on 9/11, bill ayers. isn't that crazy? a piece of trivia. all right lawrence, do you think i am to -- do i have too much terror on my mind? >> lawrence: i believe in a strong national defense. i believe every government agency likes to waste and abuse their money and i don't think the military is exempt from that. one thing i will say about the

so hat on al-jazeera and so on so cheney says there is a threat of what she describes as terrorism and me and maurice for kind state the ball outbreak in democratic republic of congo kills more people but a new drug is offering hope. hello again it's good to have you back well here across the lavon we are still looking at those very warm temperatures across much of the area from parts of iraq down here towards kuwait city now temperatures are going to stay into the high forty's for quite city about forty eight degrees but over the next few days we do expect that the temperatures will stay high but the visibility will come down we do expect to see more dust in the forecast next it actually extend all the way into the weekend as a make a way down here across arabian peninsula well for doha on fortune one stay your humanity is going to start to come up and that means it's going to be more uncomfortable temperatures only reaching forty degrees but still a very uncomfortable day expression during the holiday week over here towards abu dhabi on thursday about forty degrees in your forecast a

bush and dick cheney on the whole subject of how the detainees were treated. it was a tough position for him to take. and he did it as heroically as everything else he has done. he would say himself that he had pluses and minuses and he made mistakes along the way, but in covering him for all of the years in the senate, or in the house before that. he really showed that kind of determination and dedication. and he liked to portray himself as a maverick. he was not always a mar rick. but when he was -- he was not always a maverick, but when he was, he was grand. >> you remember in '08, when he did something that had not been seen in elections before, and during the towne hall his opponent, that was barack obama. >> that moment was so crystal clear. when he said to that woman, no, ma'am, no, ma'am, you are wrong. he is a good citizen. s a good father. he is a christian. when she said, you know, he is an arab. the fact that he stood up and took the microphone away from her and defended his opponent, sa said, i disagree with him on policies, but that's not the cas

. >> reporter: farm owner wayne cheney was questioned at least two times by investigators. he told fox news he allowed them to search his property and cell phone but turned down their request to take a polygraph test. cbs news has been unable to reach cheney who has several convictions for stalking, harassment, trespassing and violating orders of protection, according to iowa court records. charges in seven other cases have been dismissed. cheney told a local reporter last week that he doesn't know tibbetts. >> i don't even remember what they asked me. it was a waste of my time, i know that. >> we're not in a position to say who is a suspect, who isn't a suspect or that there are suspects. >> reporter: winker wouldn't confirm reports that a redshirt has been recovered. that's the same color as the one tibbetts wore to work. on sunday, his agency announced the discovery of a body of a young woman in lee county, iowa, but say they have no reason to believe that the body is that of mollie tibbetts. robert tibbetts is mollie's father. >> time is compressed. days seem like weeks

bush and vice president dick cheney. new york university hosted this 90 minute program.he external affairs associate, and on behalf of the center at university -- and new york university, thank you for coming, tonight marks the first of set -- many summer events in the young leaders network series, by developing the young leaders network, we seek to create programs that enrich the time that students spend at their summer internships and in washington, d.c.

near wayne cheney's home. he says he was questioned by authorities. >> i don't remember what they asked me. it was a waste of my time, i know that. >> reporter: with each passing day mollie's friends and loved ones hold out hope. >> i will never meet anyone like mollie ever again in my entire life. everybody wants to find mollie. >> reporter: blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> syria's 7-year-old civil war has left hundreds of thousands dead and huge parts of the country in ruins. now, even as the war rages on, syrians of all walks of life are turning towards an ancient trade craft and with a little help are starting to rebuild. nbc's bill neely reports from neighboring jordan. >> reporter: bit by bit the rebuilding of syria has begun. these are refugees dreaming of a future that can't come soon enough, carving their dreams in stone, training to be stone masons. in a work shop in jordan they are learning how to restore what war destroyed. taught by an englishman on a mission. >> we try to create a cadre of tradesmen wh

wayne cheney, who lives near the search area, has been questioned by the fbi. take a polygraph, saying, "i have nothing to hide." he's not been charged in connection with the case. now, mollie's father, rob, will join us on cnn's "new day" at 7:30 a.m. in the east. >>> new this morning, a manhunt under way right now in new jersey after two plain-clothed detectives were ambushed at a red light. police say the detectives were sitting at a red light in camden during a community policing event called the national night out. the gunman walked up and emptied 25 rounds into the officer's car. amazingly, the detective's injuries are described as nonlife-threatening. one officer returned fire. police are checking local hospitals now for the gunman. >> wow. >>> the city of chicago vowing to put hundreds of additional police officers on the streets. the move coming after 66 people were shot over the weekend. 12 people died. chicago's police chief says 430 officers are being put on street duty while 200 more will patrol over the weekend. >>> all right, let's get a check on

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searches include a hog farm near wayne cheney's home. wt they asked questioned by me, waste of my time, i know that. >> reporter: with each passing day, mollie's friends and loved ones hold out hope. >> i'll never meet anyone like mollie ever again in my entire life. everybody wants to find mollie. >> reporter: blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> two people drowned and others hospitalized after swimming in high waves in lake michigan. there were multiple distress calls as wave heights reached five feet. beach goers formed a human chain to save one man who disappeared in the waves. they found him and performed cpr, but he was taken to the hospital where he later died. officials cautioned people fro weather. >> good morning danny and frances. over the weekend wely jt blosso ranking around 15. the heat, that's the story this week once again. 26 million people at least in the excessive heat warning. a couple new ones have been added. further northwest, the heat will be building throughout the week. today, phoenix 112, palm springs 116, fresno, 100 de

economic and transport issues these questions will improve the living standards of our peoples have cheney and that in some admonish we have shown in this convention that we stick to the principles of fairness although we did not determine the borderlines we mark that the countries with the coast of particular significance should take a special position that includes iran. the dispute has centered on whether the largest inland body of water in the world is a lake or a sea defining it a lake would mean the caspian should be divided equally amongst the five countries but if it's a sea then each state gets a share in proportion to the length of its shoreline the new agreements is that it's not quite either not a lake because of its size and not a sea because it's not connected to the world's oceans so the surface will largely be open for joint use whereas the floor will be divided between russia iran turkmenistan azerbaijan and kazakstan though the exact size of each country's lot is still to be agreed at stake are several trillion dollars worth of oil gas and pipelines for years the full eco

- so i'm proud to announce that dick cheney, a man of great intntrity, sound judgnd experience n is myto be tt vice president of the united states. ng off of bill clinton, record levels of job creation, reh.rd level of economic gro but there was something-- there was still an underbelly there, and the republicans could tap on it. remember, george bush was like, i'm a return to honesty and integrity to the wte house. - this was right after the monica lewinski scandal. so, people were stillha reeling from t - gore wanted to run as his own, "man," and not be affiliated with clinton/gore but i'm like, you're affiliated with clinton/gore whether you like it or not. - this is a campaign that i am running on my own. and as i've said on previous occasions, i am who i am - here you had ralph nader has taken up energy. - if george w. bush is elected, i would disappointed. if al gore is elected, i would be disappointed. because they're really racing for the white house to see who takes e marching orders from their corporate paymasters. - you had al gore not doing anything to distinguish himself.

i forgot you work for vice president cheney. i do heritage and -- it really is a fascinating career trajectory from having been in texas to getting into the white house and now where you are and having to suffer through dad jokes for so many years. what inspired you to get involved? derrick: >> that is a great question. senator's twitter feed is fantastic if you are a staffer. it is enough to give you a heart attack. [laughter] me, it was growing up and forever reason, mostly around reagan wanting me -- getting me to inspire wanting to run the country. i was going door-to-door asking people to vote for george w h bush. ever since then, i have been interested in it. and i was 16, i worked for a true hero retiring this year from congress. if anyone knows a sam johnson, he was a korea and vietnam bet shut down in vietnam. he spent seven years as a pow and one of the most conservative members of congress. i got to work for him when i was 16 years old. i have been blessed with great boss after great boss. i certainly put detaining --

have all that capacity going into something that's completely unproductive of course it was dick cheney who said that russia was a gas station masquerading as a country and i think it's something like twelve to fifteen percent of russian g.d.p. is gas and oil so there is a problem when any sector becomes too powerful and what happens especially in an economy like this is lobbyists and how that power begets more power that concentration of wealth begets more power and a worse situation so that why we're going to get to twenty percent if we get to twenty percent of our g.d.p. to health care the health insurance industry it's going to get to twenty five percent and thirty percent they strangle the rest of the economy health care has become a larger part of the economy creating powerful constituencies resistant to change in the way the system operates the health care industry over took the retail sector as the nation's largest employer in december given local economies and their workers a stake in the industries growth health jobs surpassed manufacturing jobs in two thousand and eight and t

know now that i want to get out my legal body not far north they're going to our son or ex cheney and they'll all people we believe just a little bit here. bottom of my case i live out the bubble so johnny boy are in the moment i've got a mother how do it all the kids or is it a little i'm a little white kid maybe older let's put out the pink i don't want to put out a love to my recording an album of the world it. so well facebook is now upping the ante in his crusade against. the phenomenon and the. political. thanks for joining us franco with your latest news in the world of social media facebook and twitter have gotten rid of suspicious accounts spewing fakes and propaganda from iran the troll factories not only after the minds of the americans but users all over the world it's claimed to be run by iran's government media. not us at the by. some of them through. facebook already enables users to check if they've been exposed to russian bots and trolls how many trolls does it take to incite i've evolution scores of so-called russian bots took over twitter and facebook well this face

been covering this for decades for over a techie a still cannot meet face to face with the seemed to cheney or communicate and in person every time i go to the notes that i take my meetings are censored and still search a censored redacted version is what i can talk about publicly so it's just it's a crucial point that it's not only to humanize distance and secrecy and lack of access that's still surrounds the president has everything to do about you know this narrative the government are proponents of for technical people who are in support of keeping it open and. who remain as the worst the worst how they are able to continue that narrative and how it's able to continue to take hold in the public because still in two thousand and eight seeing that kind of basic access to internet i mean it's not there and their stories cannot get out and so it ends up being it's a debate between what the lawyers say and what the government's lawyers say you know what the defense lawyer saying and the government the government versus us and in many cases it's hard for us to win the other governments were t

a day after he said he would not take the test, wayne cheney underwent the polygraph.e said he had nothing to hide. 20-year-old mollie tibbetts disappeared when dog-sitting for her boyfriend and brother. >>> three players protested before last night's preseason game against tampa bay. ♪ >> wide receivers kenny stills and al bertd wilson knelt behind teammates whiegs the "national anthem" played. another ut up his right fist. >>> "the new york times" reports 2018 is shaping up to be the fourth hottest year ever, but scientists say we're still not prepared for global warming. scientists say it's no longer a wakeup call. global warming is happening to millions of people around the world. they point to the california wildfires, decline in harvests like staple grains wheat and corn, and heat waves on four continents. the only years hotter than 2018 were the three previous ones. >>> still ahead, crocs footwear downsizes. fans get a scare after the latest announcement. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum

. >> 56-year-old wayne cheney says he was questioned by the fbi last week. from a pig farm they searched. he says he has never met anyone in the tibbets family and that he is not a person of interest. >> every day that passes makes this case that much harder, but the fact that they have not named anyone as a person of interest isn't that surprising yet. they want to get as much information as they can. >> and then that big reward for information leading to her whereabouts, now more than $270,000. >> put yourself in our shoes. you would do anything to get her back. >> money can be an incentive to someone who has a connection or is related to the bad guy. they may have witnessed something. they may have heard him say something, comments prior to the abduction or after the abduction, a change in his behavior. all of these things that they might be less inclined to report to law enforcement, they might for a 200 plus reward that would lead hopefully to finding her. >> meanwhile, her family is scrambling for answer, struggling to understand why anyone would possi

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to get the wrong impression we're not saying go out and get wasted on down sides want to hear more cheney next week bye for now. to. ensure the conflicts with speciously from the treatment of migrants to freedom of expression to enjoy a terrible cost hundreds of human rights across you're all slipping my guests in ghana's michael clergy director of the agency called fundamentalist gods does he believe you are just doing full extent to protect human rights conflicts. in thirty minutes on the c.w. . your story t.v. smarter than g.w. bush knows. what you want when you want to up to date extraordinary. into decide what song plays more that come smartly. his creations or interests his brand understandable calm that icon of the fiction. book what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades what motivates him how does he think and feel good moments in the life of a great fashion designer. sun smart. start september ninth to w. looking kind of thing you know i think the evidence very clear and clear the everyday person to the question is what can they do about it so it's very oldest me

saying these types of things no i disagree i disagree and i think it's absolutely incredible and cheney say i just that this is about technology when you're clearly the price president said this is about warfare let em know i'm talking about and sent. by the app and yes i have to disagree with that because i'm talking about national science of technology development and to be able to i mean if you're trying to be like all the time defending something that's defenseless ok but you know talking about this i'm a man interject at the same time the head of the chinese lunar exploration program compare china's space ambition to those in the. south china sea and to be fair china controls ninety percent of that sea or somewhere along that number so i mean that rhetoric is coming out from both countries isnt it. well when when one country expands another one does two i don't think that either side is necessarily going to win this what you have in the south china seas is a little bit different than what you have out in space south china seas goes back if you go to study the history of close the w

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has figured that out i can say definitively that it's a sufficient national security concern about cheney's meddling iranian meddling in north korea meddling that we're taking steps to try and prevent it so all four of those countries really. our intelligence shows that there are a number of others that are looking at and considering aging particularly in two thousand and eighteen of course no actual evidence is being provided but who needs evidence anymore these days anyhow now iran russia china and north korea all plotting to meddle in the upcoming elections we shouldn't be surprised that the congress is now working on the election security bill but it's interesting to note that despite this four way pending an attack it seems like this bill will not actually include a hand counted audit but don't worry those easily hacks computer voting systems they can handle anything trump is obviously using china as sort of this target to make it the new big bad guy the big justification he has had for at least steel tariffs is that because the chinese government gives such a huge a subsidy to its own

donald trump announce a proposed new united states mexico trade agreement with mexican president cheney and the n.h.l. mr trump has the mexican president on speakerphone to deal with these to be approved by the u.s. congress mr trump said we are getting rid of nafta because it was a bad deal for the united states president net nato said he hoped that now the canadians could join the price i try party deal while the two leaders seemed at odds of the inclusion of canada what was called a framework agreement between mexico and the us is seen as a for middle seat for we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start but on twitter the president's favorite outlet so the outgoing mexican president enrique pena nieto solidified that vague tweet president trying to put out this morning by joining trump on speakerphone before the press listen to what pena nieto had to say. if you're going to be we can't go t

connections cost of don't shadow over the trump presidency to a fistful much associates could go to cheney trump lawyer michael cohen pleads guilty to a hush money scheme to influence the two thousand and sixteen election and campaign manager for none of forces convicted of financial crimes what does this mean for the white house also coming up on. facebook and twitter a move to stamp out dissent the mission campaign's a long.

exactly about here tweeting and or excuse me being on you tube writing and saying i would love to see cheney say get elected because of him being relatively younger and then more relatable to the public do to say do you agree without. i do we are at a population the mainly young people and. president would absolutely. because of the canaries and that is at my period of the population. and we're the ones that have been suffering the more and we're seeing him. and adam the change one was able to obviously that we're facing as young people because these four young into the economy so important it's something that you as a business woman really appreciate now whether you're empowerment impala men how do you feel that the the next administration should be tackling issues about the economy and wealth in zimbabwe we need a president who works hard and we need a president who has. or other is keen to reengage the communities international communities we had been previously shut out from so. with regards to the corner meat we need to get back to production once i once upon a time tweeted that we need