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you stepped forward, follow the law, went through the process in today you are american citizens. wellnow the process is complete you join the ranks of the most prosperous nation in the world. you have our congratulations. also you have the congratulations of a man who is himself as my family is, a product of immigration. the man i serve with everyday and have a lot in common with. some people think we are different but the truth of the matter is our family stories are very similar. our fathers both built small businesses as first generation american families butter grandfathers integrated into this country just like you did. so on my behalf and my family's behalf in behalf of the 45th president of the united states of america president donald trump i oer you our congratulations. [applause] well done. >> as americans you have all the rights and privileges of citizenship. you participate in many debates in american life including debates over immigration in this country. as you experience today, make no mistake about it, the united states of america is the most generous and welcoming sy

continues to deny any involvement and says trump is just escalating an economic war against its citizens welle'll have iran's response shortly but 1st here's how it's got top of this with more on what side the arabia has said about the strikes on its all plants fragments of drones and cruise missiles this was the evidence the saudis said that iran was behind saturday's attack on the around co all facilities in the visit that did not order a formula. despite the on this front to make it so their collaboration with their proxy and body engine to create this false narrative is clear secondly. the attack was launched from the norm and was unquestionably sponsored of beit jala this attack was not a game this big be a cool off. it was an arsehole. community. but the defense ministry briefing in riyadh also left many questions for the foreign media where exactly where the attacks launched from and happened and how did saudi arabia sophisticated air defense system not spot the missiles leaving critical infrastructure unguarded but some defense analysts were skeptical the attacks were launched from ir

dominated regime they now have political power but tensions between them and their sunni fellow citizens well that tension remains shiite militias formed after the u.s. invasion of iraq continue to operate in the country they are loyal to iraq's shiite prime minister but also to neighboring iran perhaps more so than to their own country. to show off how intense times hundreds of shiites something is a celebration finishing their military training at a base neck cavalia. they want to let the world know they're ready for battle. anyone who prefers them must count on retaliation. young especially with the popular mobilization forces are a decisive force in iraq the u.s. and israel want to weaken it even though it is supported by the iraqi government. that's because no other group in iraq is more powerful than. almost. in 2014 iraq's grand ayatollah cool to fight is to take up arms against the so-called islamic states tens of thousands of shiites he did to school and phone to the popular mobilization forces or hush hush on the militia the p.m.i. force alongside the iraqi army they were armed and

terror on denies any involvement and says trump is just as collating at economic war against its citizens. well have more on those sanctions shortly at iran's response but 1st here's alex go topless and more on what saudi arabia had said about the strikes on its all plans. fragments of drones and cruise missiles this was the evidence the saudis said today ron was behind saturday's attack on iran crude oil facilities. there's a 3rd big mouth organ is probably. disparate. to make it. all the rocks in the region to create this false narrative is clear. kelly. was a lawyer from the war. i was out of course. by this i thought it. was not a game as. it was an asshole national community. but the defense ministry briefing in riyadh also left many questions for the foreign media command where exactly were the attacks launched from and how did saudi arabia's sophisticated air defense system not spot the missiles leaving critical infrastructure unguarded but some defense analysts were skeptical the attacks were launched from iran the satellite images appear to show that some of the strikes came from the n

become people with an american president asking a foreign leader for information about american citizens well i think you could look at your senators and you can look at biden and you can look at all these other people but what we're looking for is corruption a an investigation started called the russian which aren't faction atlee and it was a total phony scam it was set up by people within the government to try and stop somebody from getting elected and after that per after that person namely me won and convincingly wanted 3 or $6.00 to $223.00 in the electoral college which by the way when you run a race if you're running electoral you know if you go by the college electoral college that's a much different race than running popular vote and it's like the 100 yard dash sure the mile you train differently and i can't help it that my opponent didn't go to wisconsin and should have gone much more to michigan in pennsylvania and other places but that's the way it is. we won an election convincingly convincingly and then you had the text message on well if she doesn't win we've got an insurance p

right after the break since you'll be accountable to your own citizens well yeah on wednesday the even lawmakers adopted a non binding resolution to grant an extension. to the brexit deadline if the u. k. requests it. johnson has said that he would rather die in a ditchh than delelay brexit. was off to the positive a recent british little planning and knows he'll brexit. his options may be severely limited. brings it shown again on every a shenanigans on every level continue we will bring you every development as it happens. some of the business kate moody joins us here in the studio starting in washington all eyes on the us federal reserve whether on you right now but tell us about it well i've been watching the fed her first perfect. and mark as expected america's central bank has announced a second rate cut in as many months in an effort to stimulate the economy and boost inflation towards it's 2% target. now back in july the fed reduced its key federal funds rate for the first time in over a decade. that rate was slashed during the financiaial crisis it remained low throughout the

can take a vote on doing just that belfast new lord mayor john finn you can wants to make sure citizens are well educated about their options while hoping they'll back unification his party sheehan fane open. he lobbies for that it's a cause that colored his life he was just 9 years old when he saw his father a prominent republican human rights lawyer shot dead by pro british paramilitaries despite getting death threats himself as he took office in may and you can believe the time is right to move forward will be brax it doesn't automatically mean that unification will happen but what i do think is that it means that the conversation hostile because the conversation has already started not just from people within the north but people all over the island of ireland and certainly within europe as well. billy hutchinson a city council member from the progressive unionist party served 16 years in prison for 2 sectarian murders hutchinson says he's rejected violence but he's worried others haven't what i'm concerned about is the people will try to use a result from bricks at. our results from the rep

comfortable with an american president asking a foreign leader for information about an american citizen? >> well, i think you can look at your senators and you can look at biden and you can look ougatl these other people. what we're looking for is corruption. an investigation started called the russian witch hunt, affectionately, and it was a total phony scam. it was set up by people within the government to try and stop somebody from getting elected, and after that -- after that person, namely me, won and convincingly won at 306 to 223 in the electoral college. which, by the way, when you run a race if you're running electoral, you know, if you go by the college, electoral college, that's a much different race than running popular vote. and it's like the 100-yard dash or the mile. you train differently. and i can't help it that my opponent didn't go to wisconsin and should have gone much more to michigan and pennsylvania and other places, but that's the way it is. we won an lexicelection convinc. convincingly. you have the text message, well, if she doesn't win, we've got an insurance policy. h

candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens. wellthe american people deserve to know, this president, this vice president, and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. i mean, the truth of the matter is, this democratic party is advancing a radical agenda, the likes of which i never imagined i'd see in my lifetime. and it's really fallen to our party. it's fallen to this party to stand for those commonsense principles of a strong national defense, of an accountable, limited federal government, of a pro-growth agenda that is built on the principles of free-market economics. and the truth of the matter is, it falls to all of us to do that. and i know this house republican conference. i know this president. i know republican leaders in that other chamber down the hallway. i'm serving now as president of the senate, all right? and so, i just absolutely know that we're up to the challenge to carry those commonsense ideals forward. and the truth is, you look at everything else that we'

destination so that should include non british citizens as well and those will be getting home so if you are a traveler stranded with thomas cook just sit tight check the website and a plane will be arriving to bring you back to the u.k. at some point well that certainly is good news for all those people wondering about that charlotte the c.e.o. . pay to funkhouser from thomas koch has been talking to the press here he has a statement from. i would like to say. to all of our customers those who are on holiday with us now and those who have poked with us in the coming months it is deeply distressing to me that the test will be impossible to say for all of the most loft brands in travel. ok distrust the c.e.o. there from thomas koch why didn't his company get the lifeline to charlotte it was looking for. well indeed a very emotional statement there and that's what we've been hearing from the travel industry this morning of course in the u.k. very emotional reactions to that bankruptcy so thomas cook has been and debts for a while now millions and millions indeed and the u.k. government

why don't we go that direction and said of taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens? >> welllook. i'm not an expert on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. i know -- >> sean: i'm an expert. i am a bitter american. i cling to my guns and bible and god. >> so i trust your opinion on a bunch of those. i do note that in several school shootings, there were armed police officers there and it didn't -- >> sean: only one and the guy didn't do his job. >> weapons. okay. assault weapons were banned and the mother who was speaking there, and that in no way reflects from what i have seen of suburban moms, they are massively in favor of going back to the assault weapons ban. >> sean: if you have evil in your heart, have hate to see t. years and years ago on this very program. gold of the internet, the anarchist cookbook teaches you how to make bombs. you've ban ar-15s. i own a number of them. but then the guy's gonna come in with 30, you know, pistols, semiautomatic pistols, and he's just going to fire not stop with that. there's no end to this. >> yeah, that's right. i was in th

candidates for the highest office in the land talk about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens. wellmerican people deserve to know, this president, this vice president and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment rights to keep and bear arms. >> reporter: and the president has received advice from some of his aides not to support reported background check proposals. they see that as not playing well among the president's supporters. there's still a menu of options that the president is considering. the white house was briefed. red flag watch and mental health proposals but it seems for now, the momentum behind the sweeping background checks are not there. >> thank you, sarah. >>> joining me now is sun min kim. polls have shown over and over that americans overwhelmingly support background checks, 8 out of 10 times. what's it going to take for the white house or for congress to reflect the will of the people? >> issue of gun control, the issue of expanded background checks have been a struggle on capitol hill for many, many years. a lot of experts say public

candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law abiding citizens. wellamerican people deserve to know this president, this vice president and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> all right. let's talk more about this. i wi good to see you both. all right. iliana, you first. o'rourke's comment, it is playing into the hands of the trump administration, republicans that are broadening it, saying it is not just assault style weapons but trying to take your guns away. how effective is this counter messaging tool, o'rourke's message going to be? >> i think it is likely to be pretty effective. the trump campaign strategy is to portray democrats as extremists, even before they have a candidate, to define the candidate before they're nominated and to say these are socialists, they're coming for your guns. and that used to be more extreme than where democrats were, but i think you're right, thathe played into their hands, likely to be played in a republican ad, regardless of who the candidate is in midt

kaenlds for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens. well, the american people deserve to know this president, this vice president, and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> now, some advisers to the president encouraging the president not to support some kind of expanded background check. they showed a poll that anything perceived by supporters would not be with the base. now, on the menu of options that the white house is considering, that including red flag laws, improving mental health services, death penalty for mass shooters, but it seems at the moment the momentum behind expanded background checks may be stalling, victor and amara. >> all right. sarah westwood at the white house. thank you. >>> a new threat on the bahamas. we'll get a new report as those recovering from dorian brace for a new storm. >>> also how joe biden plans to silence some critics who are concerned about his age. >>> and imagine carrying a baby in your womb for nine months only to be told she's not yours

candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens. wellserve to know this president, this vice president and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> it's a fascinating conversation to the vice president's point there. there was one candidate on the debate stage and he's struggling, beto o'rourke. some of the others have said they're open to the idea of mandatory buybacks. the question is, when you listen to the congressman's passion, this happened in his home town. it is a flip from just a year ago about a mandatory buyback. can the democrats sell it or would it be safer ground to push for an assault weapons ban. not the mandatory we're going to take your guns. >> i think the safe position is how you outline it. you saw weapons ban, voluntary buybacks. but i think no matter what the democratic nominee is you're going to have donald trump say they want to confiscate your guns. if you're beto o'rourke and this happens in your home town, it's almost like if they're going to paint demo

to citizen diplomacy has borne fruit what worked as a result of folks talking about forbes well in the case of iran we've been going taking groups every year to iran and those people come back and they go to the congress and they lobby and they say we don't want to go with war with iran so knock on glass. so far that hasn't happened and we certainly have been taking groups to say we don't want the us to continue to have military bases we've been going to japan ok now south korea where they're fighting against the us bases those kind of things showing our solidarity with local people activist and code pink founder medea benjamin thanks again i always enjoy when you come to visit us here on the big picture thanks for having me on now let's talk about the birds and the bees and the facts of life are frightening since 1970 the bird population in the usa and canada is down 29 percent there are some 3000000000 fewer birds than 50 years ago now also in dramatic decline blogs while the human population has doubled in the last 40 years the journal of science reports that the insect popul

candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens. wellerican people deserve to know, this president, this vice president, and these house republicans will always stand for the second amendment. right to keep and bare arms. >> keith, did he just help republicans? did he give them the quick ad clip. hell yes. >> i don't know. because i think republicans will do that anyway. they'll attack democrats for -- they have been saying this as far as when i was in the white house when clinton was president. he was going to take away guns. they said when obama was president. he was going to take guns. neither one of them did it. now because beto o'rourke who was a former congressman who is polling at less than 5% in the polls and the democratic primary race makes a comment at a debate. that means they're not going to take seriously the issue of gun reform on capitol hill? they were never serious about it in the first place. they are looking for an excuse and looking for somebody to vilify. since trump has taken office we have had dozens of mass shoot

how are your expenses as a judge shaping your views and as the husband of a naturalized citize citizen. >> well, i worry when 60% of americans would fail than naturalization exam that my wife had to take. when only 30% of millennial's say they think it's important to live in a democracy. and i applaud groups presidential libraries and others that are trying to do something about civic understanding because i don't know how you run this government if you don't know anything about this government and if you don't care. when i talk to young people who say it's not important to live in a democracy and be a citizen of the world, based tell me there a citizen of the world. i'm torn on that one. if by that they mean that i recognize and respect the dignity of each person i'm with you one 100%, but, if you're telling me there's nothing special about the united states of america, the constitution, you've been bequeathed. our republic. well, i ask you to think again. i think we been given an incredibly special gift in our constitution. jefferson said that if you expect and ignorant people to be able to m

senator who is well connected or a private citizen well connected had access to and had a conversation as a result of that with the leader of a foreign country and asked that person for a favor, the u.s. senator, let's say, provided dirt of a political opponent, is that something that you would see that should be forwarded to this committee? >> congressman, i'm not sure you understand. >> i won't make it hypothetical. let's say instead of being the president of ukraine, who is the head of the foreign relations committee, would you forward that to our committee? >> i think i mentioned that earlier in our conversation that the united states senator is not a member of the intelligence community and the director of national intelligence does not have the authority and responsibility for the u.s. senate. so any wrongdoing in that regard should be referred to the department of justice for criminal investigation. >> i respectfully disagree with you because obviously that would be a solicitation and that's in your jurisdiction, correct? >> election interference. yes, sir. >> okay. and once aga

senator who was well connected, or a private senator -- a private citizen well connected had a conversation with the leader of a foreign country and asked that of providingfavor dirt on a political opponent. is that something you would see that should be forwarded to this committee? dir. maguire: i do not mean to be disrespectful, but it is difficult to answer hypothetical questions. i am not sure i understand. >> i will not make it hypothetical. instead of a conversation between the president and the president of ukraine, it was a u.s. senator who was the head of the foreign relations committee and was asking for the foreign leader. dir. maguire: i understand. >> would you forward that to our committee? dir. maguire: i mentioned that earlier in our conversation. the united states senator is not a member of the intelligence community. the director of national intelligence does not have the authority and responsibility to the u.s. senate. any wrongdoing in that regard should be referred to the department of justice for criminal investigation. >> i respectfully disagree with you. obviously th

become people with an american president asking a foreign leader for information about american citizens well i think you could look at your senators and you can look at biden and you can look at all these other people but what we're looking for is corruption a an investigation started called the russian which aren't faction atlee and it was a total phony scam it was set up by people within the government to try and stop somebody from getting elected and after that per after that person namely me won and convincingly wanted 3 or $6.00 to $223.00 in the electoral college which by the way when you run a race if you're running electoral you know if you go by the college electoral college that's a much different race than running popular vote and it's like the 100 yard dash sure the mile you train definitely and i can't help it that my opponent didn't go to wisconsin and should have gone much more to michigan and pennsylvania and other places but that's the way it is. we won an election convincingly convincingly and then you had the text message on well if she doesn't win we've got an insurance p

senator who is well connected or a private citizen well connected had access to and had a conversation with the leader of a foreign country and asked that person for a favor, the u.s. senator, let's say, of providing dirt on a political opponent. is that something that you would see that should be forwarded to this committee? >> congressman, i don't mean to be disrespectful. it's very difficult to answer hypothetical questions. i'm not sure i understand. >> i won't make it hypothetical. let's say instead of it being a conversation between the president and the president of the ukraine, it was a u.s. senator who was the head of the foreign relations committee and was asking for the foreign leader -- >> i understand. >> would you forward that to our committee? >> i think i mentioned that earlier in our conversation, that the united states senator is not a member of the intelligence community, and the director of national intelligence does not have the authority and responsibility of the u.s. senate. so any wrongdoing in that regard should be referred to the department of justice for crim

states was trying to get the president of ukraine's cooperation in looking a the an american citizen? >> wellthink there's anything to look into in the sense that the president has voluntarily provided the transcripts of the conversation. you're telling me, which i'm not aware of the con tengtents of t april conversation but the president earlier today said he was going to release that. and the white house may have released that tonight. >> we know there was another call and that rudy giuliani was involved in that call, too, several times. "the new york times" has it, we to don't have it. >> i haven't seen it. it would be not fair for me to comment. on the issue of what we have on the transcript. i think it's important what you don't have. what you don't have is a quid pro quo. you do this, i'll do this. >> why is that important? >> the democrats that have been on your network and others have been saying that's what this is. but i think there's an important point here, chris, as a lawyer you understand this, nancy pelosi went to the podium yesterday for this formal impeachment inquiry. substa

citizen? >> well, he came in in the early 1930's, sometime then, he officially became a citizen. >> ok. if it is after the era where an alien registration case file was created for him, which is about 1940, 1941, it may have been surrendered and put in that file. depending on when he was born, again, like the gentleman here was asking about the alien registration records, it might be in the custody of the national archives or the custody of the immigration, or u.s. citizenship and immigration services. if you want to chat with me after, i can give you a business card and you can send me an email and i can give you instructions on how to request those. i can do that for you. >> thank you. >> i want to thank you for the presentation. it was wonderful. >> thank you. >> i have two questions. one of them is, do you give tours of the facility in riverside? >> i will let james answer that one. >> yes, i usually give the tours at the facility. and usually, it is a genealogical group. but anyone can get a tour

united states was trying to get the president of ukraine's cooperation in looking at an american citizen? >> wellthink there's anything to look into in the sense that the president has voluntarily provided the transcripts of the conversation. you're telling me -- which i'm not aware of the contents of the april conversation, but i know the president earlier today said he was going to release that, and evidently you've got breaking news that he may have done that, that the white house may have released that tonight. >> we know there was another call that rudy giuliani was involved in. that call too several times but "the new york times" has it. we don't have it. go ahead. >> okay. i've not seen it. >> me either. >> it would not be fair for me to comment. on the issue of what we have on the transcript, i think it's important to understand what we don't have. what you don't have is a quid pro quo. in other words, i'll do this, you do this. >> why do you need that? >> well, that's because the democrats that have been on your network and others have been saying that's what this is. but i think there's

to iran denies any involvement and says trump is just escalates in an economic war against its citizens well we'll get the live response from iran shortly but 1st here's alex gets up with us with more on what saudi arabia has said about the strikes on its all plants. fragments of drones and cruise missiles this was the evidence the saudis said could iran was behind saturday's attack on iran could tell if he's going to get this attack did not or did you need from yemen. despite the on this front to make it so their collaboration with their proxy anybody engine to create this false narrative is clear secondly that that was a launch from the norm and was unquestionably sponsor of beit jala this attack was not a game just because of soviet soviet article also get aid yeah it wasn't all sold to the international community. but the defense ministry briefing in riyadh also left many questions for the foreign media command where exactly were the attacks launched from an f. and how did saudi arabia sophisticated air defense system not spot the missiles leaving critical infrastructure unguarded but so

and an australian citizen as well as parents relatives and acquaintances of some of the 10 victims the suspects face up to life in prison. al-jazeera staff had rallied in solidarity with our colleague mahmoud hussein who has now spent a 1000 days in a gyptian jail the journalist is accused of defaming the state and spreading false news but he's yet to be formally charged or face trial or a burden manoli has more. no formal charges no trial and no conviction mahmoud hussein has been locked up in the gyptian jail for 1000 days egyptian government prosecutors accuse him of broadcasting what's described as. receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions. hussein strongly denies the allegations and soldiers al-jazeera the journalist base in qatar flew from doha to cairo for a holiday almost 3 years ago after he landed he was stopped questioned and detained hussein has been helpful long periods in solitary confinement in the notorious tora prison in cairo and refused medical treatment when he broke his arm echoing international outrage the u.n. has been calling for his release saying h

social affiliations the new constitution of yemen guarantees of basic freedoms equality for all citizens as well as at with full distribution of power and of resources our people today will not stand by idly 57 years ago. we endeavor to and the fear credit a vision during the turn will revolution of 26 september presently we are dealing with an even war does not attempt at the crowded project we will end and you attempt to tear apart our homeland and yet attempt to. in order to have the triumph of the 14 october revolution which was born in the south of yemen this is a revolution that we have buttressed with reunification of the country on the 22 may 1990 this was a subject to consensus of all yemeni people and this is how my people wrote the history of an eternal yemen and this is the path we shall continue to tread despite difficulties despite obstacles and the sacrifices have been made by the heroes of the yemeni armed forces these sacrifices have enabled us to resist we have received exceptional support from our fraternal members of the members of the support for our legitimacy carried out b

those rules, and at what point would you like to have somebody who's certainly not treating its citizens well, senator scott's been a leader on this issue but what are those rules and at what point would you look at what they're doing to their own citizens as a way to maybe not provide them the platform that you have? >> thank you. well, firstly, the rules apply to a user on twitter is the same. i can make a full copy example. first of all it's encouragement of violence -- if twitter account was used in some ways we have seen around the world to encourage violence against minorities, to organize violence, we would take action on those accounts breaking those rules. >> would twitter allow putin to have an account or xi jinping to have an account? >> if they were acting within our rules. but one thing i would note and this is slightly different but important, some governments have sought to manipulate our platform to spread propaganda information through breaking our rules. one of those governments is venezuela and we have made a public declaration of every account that we remove from twitter f

are the rules and what point would you look to have somebody who is certainly not treating the citizens well senator scott has been a leader on this issue but what are those rules at what point would you look at what they are doing to their own citizen as a way they're not providing the platform that you have. >> thank you, well the rules apply to many, so i can make a full copy available, but for example whether it's encouragement of violence, whether the twitter account was used in some of the ways that we have seen around the world to encourage violence and organized violence we will take actions on those accounts breaking the rules, while we also do. >> when twitter have a account or xi jinping have the count. >> if they are acting within our rules. >> this isn't really different but important, some governments have sought to manipulate our platform to spread propaganda in formation for breaking the rules, and we have made a public declaration of every accounts that we will remove from twitter for engaging in operations covertly that we believe is responsible, we have made that whole arc

comfortable with an american president asking a foreign leader for information about american citizen. >> welluld look at your senators and look at biden and look at all the other people but what we're looking for is corruption an investigation started called the russian witch hunt affection italy and it was a total phoney scam it was set up by people within the government to tray and stop somebody from getting elected. and after that -- after that person namely me, won and convincingly won at 306 to 223 in the electoral college, which by the way when you run a race if you run electoral -- if you go by the college, electoral college that's a much different race than running popular vote and it's like the 100 yard dash or the mile. you train differently. and i can't help it that my opponent didn't go to wisconsin and should have gone more to michigan and pennsylvania and other places but that's the way it is we won an election convincingly, convincingly and then you had the text message on, well, if she doesn't win we've got an insurance policy how bad was that you know what the insurance polic

at what point would you look to have somebody who is certainly not treating his citizens well -- what are those rules and what point would you look at what they are doing to their own citizens as a way to maybe not provide them the platform you have? to manyules apply views. i can make a copy available. ofther it's encouragement violence, if the twitter account -- and some of the ways we have seen around the world, to encourage violence and to organize violence, we would take action on those accounts. >> would twitter allow vladimir putin to have the account or xi jinping? >> if they were acting within our rules. it is slightly different but important, some governments have sought to manipulate our platform, despite propaganda information, through working our rules. one of those governments is venezuela. we made a public declaration that every account we remove from twitter for engaging in information operations covertly that we believe is responsible for that government, we made the archive available for the public and to repurchase. we have taken the same step with operations direct