to many of his people in that audience today at the conservative political action committee, sounds like a good solution. why not have more good guys with guns, as they say, rather than bad guys with guns. it's an appealing idea to a certain select part of his base. again, it's not a proposal that's been thought through or analyzed in a serious way to look at how it would actually work in a reality situation. >> there were also attacks from the president and his ally, wayne lapierre, on the intelligence communities, on the fbi, on others in law enforcement. >> despicable. it's hard for me to even process that, andrea, to tell you the truth, and i don't tend to get overwrought or emotional, but when i hear folks who purport to be leaders at least of certain parts of our communities attacking law enforcement, calling them out, disparaging their work, disparaging their motives, it's despicable. >> josh earnest, from your experience in the white house, and if we can try not to be partisan in this, there does seem to be a lack of process. peter baker said these are not thought out policies. i

calling the largest of a set of sanctions on north korea trump was addressing the conservative political action committee conference in oxon oxon hill just south of washington sanctions on pyongyang aggressively target its coal industry by focusing on shipping and trading companies all this comes two days before the closing ceremony of the pyong chang winter olympics on sunday both korea is sending one of its highest ranking generals former intelligence chief kim young is believed to last it's several attacks on south korea is attendance is seen as a sign of a thorn relations with the south president trumps daughter ivanka will be leading the u.s. delegation but south korea says the two sides will not hold a full needing to be on fischer has been watching that speech in seoul oxon hill maryland and joins us now so trying didn't say a great deal on north korea but we are expecting sanctions aimed at deepening the pressure and isolation of the regime did we get any indication from trump on what the administration might do next. well the administration the white house gave a briefing this morning off the re

to announce major new sanctions on north korea trump is currently addressing the conservative political action committee conference in oxon hill just south of washington d.c. he's expected to unveil the largest ever set of sanctions on aims to aggressively target that coal and fuel transport part of what we're talking about a culture that condemns violence and never did laura pfizer violence we need to force to real human connections and turn classmates and colleagues into friends and neighbors that want to fight for us we're not just having a conversation about school safety you've had conversations in all fairness i'm pretty new on this show we hear a little more than a year i've been watching the stock stuff go on for twenty years. the president gets up everybody's enthusiastic for the first couple of days and it fades nothing ever gets done we want to see if we can get it done let's get it done right we really owe it to our country. and i've been watching for a long time seen a lot of words and i've seen very little action. and you know if you think about it most of it's just common sense it's not d

president donald trump will address the annual gathering of the right wing conservative political action committee within the hour is expected to announce new sanctions on north korea but may also talk about the iran nuclear deal as well as the debate over u.s. gun laws after the shooting at a florida high school. it was a simple tweet from an american reality t.v. star but it caused panic on wall street and may have cost the social media company a billion dollars. share your thoughts. those drop the show using the hash tag a.j. newsgroup. i know you're with the news good live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and al jazeera dot com in just about an hour from now or perhaps at any moment the un security council will vote on a draft resolution demanding a thirty day ceasefire in syria's eastern huta the last rebel held area near the capital damascus has been relentlessly bombarded by government forces for a fifth day running now out to pass this draft resolution needs nine votes in favor and no vetoes russia which has of course been giving military support to the syrian gov

president who said he did a poor job but addressing the conservative political action committee conference in maryland trump stood by his calls for more security and schools. why do we protect our airports and our banks our government buildings but not our schools. it's time to make our schools a much harder target for attackers we don't want i'm in our schools. when we declare our schools to be gun free zones it just puts our students in far more danger. when at the end of that speech president tom also announced what he's calling the largest ever set of sanctions on north korea sanctions on pyongyang aims to aggressively target the shipping and trading companies a target one person twenty seven companies and twenty eight vessels we announcement comes two days before the closing ceremony of the pyongyang winter olympics on sunday north korea is sending one of its highest ranking generals former intelligence chief kim young child is believed to have plotted several attacks on south korea is attendance is seen as a sign of a thaw in relations with the south president tribes daughter ivanka

will announce major new sanctions on north korea trump is currently addressing the conservative political action committee conference in oxon hill maryland just south of washington he's expected to unveil the largest ever set of sanctions aggressively targeting pyongyang's coal and fuel transport. officials in northeast nigeria have apologized for telling the parents of dozens of missing schoolgirls that their daughters had been rescued a false announcement sparked outrage among concerned families in the town of baystate a girls were taken from their school by a book around fighters on monday night and at least one hundred one girls are still missing. and the u.s. has confirmed it will open its new embassy to israel in jerusalem in may the opening will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding but its much earlier than expected vice president mike pence had suggested the move would not take place until two thousand and nineteen u.s. decision to move its embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv in december sparked angry protests in palestine and solidarity rallies across the world the headlin

calling the largest ever set of sanctions on north korea trump was addressing the conservative political action committee conference in oxon hill just south of washington as i mentioned on pyongyang aggressively target its coal industry by focusing on shipping and trading companies . officials in northeast nigeria of apologize for telling the parents of dozens of missing schoolgirls that their daughters had been rescued a false announcement sparked outrage among worried families in the town of baystate the girls were taken from their school by book around fighters on monday night at least one hundred one of them are still missing and the u.s. has confirmed it will open its new embassy to israel in jerusalem in may this year the opening will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding its much earlier than expected as vice president mike pence had initially suggested move wouldn't take place until two thousand and nineteen. but as you headlines much more top stories coming up in the news hour in twenty five minutes time do join me then but inside story starts now stay with out there. the

could be stopped by well trained teaches he made the comments while addressing the conservative political action committee conference in maryland he also criticized the armed officer at the school in parkland where seventeen people were killed last week after it emerged he was armed but failed to confront the gunman officials in northeast nigeria have apologized for telling the parents of dozens of missing schoolgirls that adults have been rescued the falls announcement sparked outrage among concerned families in the town of bay state girls were taken from their school by book around fighters on monday night and at least one hundred one girls a still missing. the united states has confirmed it will open its new embassy to israel in jerusalem in may the opening will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding but it's come much uglier than expected as vice president might pancit suggest that the move would not take place until two thousand and nineteen. or as the headlines up front is coming up next day without his era. did lot of putin help donald trump win the us presidential election a

seventeen people were killed last week he made these comments while addressing the conservative political action committee conference in maryland also criticized the armed officer at the park and school for failing to confront the gunman. officials in northeast nigeria have apologized for telling the parents of dozens of missing schoolgirls that their daughters had been rescued the false announcement sparked outrage among concerned families in the town of bay state the girls were taken from their school by boko haram fighters on monday night with at least one hundred one girls still missing the u.s. has confirmed it will open its new embassy to israel in jerusalem in may the opening will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised the decision as a great day for the israeli people. you're up to date with all of our top stories more news coming up from doha in twenty five minutes time that's after counting the cost which starts now. i am doing this for the benefit of sudan. so i see the importance of these witnesses documentaries that

seventeen people were killed last week he made these comments while addressing the conservative political action committee conference in maryland trump also criticized the armed officer at the park and school for failing to confront the gunman. officials in northeast nigeria have apologized for telling the parents of dozens of missing school girls that their daughters had been rescued the false announcement sparked outrage among concerned families in the town of bay state the girls were taken from their school by boko haram fighters on monday night with at least one hundred one girls still missing the u.s. has confirmed it will open its new embassy to israel in jerusalem in may the opening will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised the decision as a great day for the israeli people. you're up to date with all of our top stories more news coming up from doha in twenty five minutes time that's after counting the cost which starts now. the benefit of saddam. so you see the importance of. witness documentaries that open your eyes a

cost on it allan fisheye is joining us from there so troubling second address to the conservative political action committee or c. pac allan what are we expecting from him especially given the events of the last few weeks the reports that company just did on florida. well it depends what donald trump we get here whether he's the one that sticks to the script and sticks to the prompter or whether he feels warm and wrists it's received and loved and he starts to go off script as he does in those sort of circumstances when we talk about the school shooting almost certainly because it's the thing that most people here have been discussing where he mentioned what he said but arming teachers very probably because that will get a lot of support and the whole all the talk about raising the age to get guns when we talk about banning bump stocks probably north simply because there are a lot of pro n.r.a. people in the audience a lot of pro-gun people in the audience and they don't want to hear that sort of thing coming from the president because they see that as some sort of restriction what else are we likely to hea

he spoke at the conservative political action committee's annual gathering here in the washington area. you can watch his full speech tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern on hour companion network c-span. >>> sunday on c-span's q&a, duke divinity school assistant professor and prosperity gospel scholar kate bowler talks about her memoir "everything happens for a reason" reflecting on being diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at the age of 35. >> i felt the presence of god. i felt the love of other people, just people pouring in, the intense -- all the intense prayers. i mean, the second i got sick, my whole little community got together in a chapel and just prayed like marathon runners for me, like handing off throughout my whole surgery. part of it was them reflecting back to me love and also was just the sense that, like, my hope is that as you're preparing to die like i was having to make preparations that someone or something meets you there and i certainly felt that way. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> monday on c-span's "land mark cases," we'll look at the supre

they spoke to the conservative political action committee in maryland known as cpac.s not gun control but to arm them against attacks. dana lash criticized media conk of school shooting. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. now, i'm not saying that you love the tragedy -- but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers are ratings gold. >> back in our area philadelphia mayor, jim kenney says it's up to lawmakers to take action to keep schools safe. >> i think congress and the state legislature needs to exam their conscious and see if they are keeping us safe and some cher aid you saw yesterday with president trump and others, speaking to the issue without caring about it is really sad. >> and the young people the survivors of the shooting in florida and those that join in the cause will lead the way in creating change. >> world news with david muir has the latest control debate comin6:30 tonight after "action news" at 6:00. >>> in other news a home in burlington was heavily damaged by fire today chopper 6 hd was over the scene

. >>> activists at the annual conservative political action committee met today. >>> the president jokedrowd, asking them what they would choose if they had to, tax cuts or second amendment. >> go ahead, second amendment. >> is the nra wants to do the right thing. >> the president bounced between topics. >> by the way, you don't mind if i go off script a little bit because it's a little boring. >> he even brought up his old political foil, hillary clinton. he talked up his record including tax reform and deregulation. and then mentioned john mccain for his failure to pass health reform. >> except for one senator, who came into a room at 3:00 in the morning and went like that, we would have had health care too. >> reporter: at the midterm had, he begged supporters to come out and vote. >> right now we have a big race coming up in '18, you have to get out, keep it going. >> reporter: president trump hit a more somber note when it came to gun control. >> the too mupic of guns is mor important than ever right now following the florida mass shooting, the governor is holding a town hall meetin

trump made another pitch for arming teachers with guns during a speech before -- the conservative political action committeeng schools where some teachers carry weapons would help protect students.>>> it is concealed. so this crazy man who walked in would not even know who has it. that is good.>> the teacher would have shot him before he knew what happened.>> some school districts already on their teachers. schools and parts of texas ohio indiana and elsewhere started to do so after the sandy hook shooting. how it works in argyle texas.>> reporter: another reminder to others. keep this going. we have to make sure we keep our students safe.>> reporter: on the event in south florida began to unfold police chief was in a meeting on that very topic. an active shooter on a school campus. since january 2014 argyle isd has had on the staff and faculty at all four campuses. to show how serious the district is about preparing here is video from the summer 2016. when argyle hosted one of the largest active shooter training simulations in north texas.>>> we should handpick these people. we go through an extensive scre

shooter who killed 17 people as he departed the white house for a speech before the conservative political action committeehen it came time to get in there and do something, he didn't have the courage or something happened but he certainly did a poor job. that's the case where somebody was outside. they're trained. they didn't react properly under pressure or they were a coward >>> the u.s. expected to opt embassy in jerusalem in may according to multiple reports. the move from tel aviv reversing decades of u.s. policy the opening will coincide with the 70th anniversary of israel's founding >>> french customs discovered an impressionist masterpiece by dega in a suitcase on a bus. the painting was stole non 2009. it has been verified so interesting what you can find in a suitcase. that is your update at this hour for now, back over to "squawk alley. >> yeah. in a suitcase on a bus thanks, courtney >>> an $8 billion deal in the pet food space creating a lot of buzz today including who might be bought next let's get to dominick chu. >> there is not a lot of stuff in there with independent food companies withi

at today's conservative political action committee conference in maryland...the commander in chief talked about some hot subjects. he touched on immigration...and on handling north korea. then...playing to a young crowd eager to support him... trump decided to talk about guns...following the parkand, florida school shooting. one idea under consideration -- having teachers carry guns on a voluntary basis.(sot) "so this crazy man who walked in wouldn't even know who it is that has it and that's good. that's not bad, that's good. and the teacher would have shot the hell out of him before he knew what happened." president trump first president happened." president trump first suggested arming teachers earlier this week during a 'listening session' with people affected by school shootings and gun violence. he said then he expected reasonable opposition to the idea. (grant) other national news... in the days since the florida school shooting last week... people who knew the gunman nikolas cruz--- have described him as a troubled young man who was often at odds with law enforcement and posted vi

that's the conservative political action committee. certainly showing his showmanship. he also touted administration's accomplishments as he see them mocking john mccain unbelievably in the process. >> except for one senator who came into a room at 3:00 in the morning and went like that, we would have had health care, too. we would have had health care, too. boy, oh, boy, who was that? i don't know, i don't know. i don't know. i don't want to be controversial. so i won't use his name. >> the president also resurrected one of the staples of his campaign comparing immigrants to poisonous snakes. let's watch. >> this is called the snake. and think of it in terms of immigration. i saved you, cried the woman. and you've bitten me. heaven's why. oh, shut up, silly woman. said the reptile with a grin. you knew damn well i was a snake before you took me in. that's what we're doing with our country, folks. we're letting people in and it's going to be a lot of trouble. >> isn't he married to an immigrant? i mean, i don't know if he doesn't make these connections. the "hardball" r

chairman nunes, who is about to speak any moment right now at the conservative political action committee, he could release this or the democrats could release this. democrats were quibbling with the nunes memo this all has to do with carter page and the fisa warranty issued on carter page, former trump adviser. the nunes memo claimed there was not enough information told to the fisa court about whether there was political sources behind the evidence presented to the fisa judge. democrats are aiming to address that, saying not only was the sources, political sources of that funding for the christopher steel, dossier memo revealed to the fisa court but there was also -- that it was incidental, that there were other elements that the warrant would issued o own anyway. >> let me ask about the intelligence underpinning this memo whachlt have we learned about what this democratic memo thrks adam schiff memo is based on. is there a sense from your reporting and others here that the underlying information is the same as what we saw in devin nunes' memo? >> that's right. there was only two member

this continuing to dominate the debate as he tomorrow meets and goes to the conservative political action committee follows wayne la pierre and other nra leaders who have been getting strong support from that conservative group. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." kristen welker is here, right next to me, on msnbc. hi, kristen. >> hi, good to see you in person. as we are monitoring that break news with the president meeting with state and local officials, that just wrapping up. we start with president trump who's taken ownership of the gun issue, moments ago, backing his supporters at a major conservative conference today who are demanding guns in schools for some teachers. over the last 24 hour, the president has held public listening sessions at the white house. just now, it was with state and local officials. wednesday, it was with students, parents and others touched by school shootings. next week, he meets with the nation's governors. the president today tweeted support for the expanded background checks and raising the legal age. he talked about providing federa

trump has been talking about guns as well among other things he's been addressing the conservative political action committee conference in oxon hill maryland alan fischer watched that speech and joins us now we're just speaking about gun control in florida and where the latest school shooting took place we definitely heard. plenty of ideas from the president trying what did he have to say at this summit today. well he talked about the families of those who die in florida and also some of the survivors as well who are deeply affected he had been by those and you could genuinely see in this piece clearly he was remembering some of those conversations he held a number of listening events and he came up with ideas joining those listening events that he has floated as some he would mention here and some he wouldn't mention here because this is a very poor growing very poor in ari and you know there are political talking points call your own on both sides both republican and democrats on the same issues keep being raised the same phrases keep being repeated and certainly that's what we got from donald trump in th

in maryland at the annual conservative political action committee conference. >> we share a goal to savechools and neighborhoods and a safe country. wastedl, opportunists not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. mark: echoed by president trump today and a tweet. in the middle east, tensions have increased since president trump's declaration that the u.s. recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital. in the arab world, some have the declaration means washington has forfeited its role as a piece create or in the region. republican senator lindsey graham disagrees. they will tell you that they need to change to help them more. nobody is going to take the united states's place when it comes to brokering between two sides. mark: earlier this week, the u.s. delegation was in jordan king.they met with the the red cross is shocked by the level of violence near the syrian capital of damascus and access.ng for immediate the agency says it has a convoy of food, medicines, and other supplies ready to be delivered to the eastern suburbs. syrian government forces have been bombarding for week

he spoke at the conservative political action committee's annual gathering here in the washington area. you can watch his full speech tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span. >> monday, on c-span's landmark cases, we will look at the supreme court case mccullough v maryland, a case that solidified the federal government's ability to take actions not explicitly mentioned in the constitution and restricted state action against the legitimate use of this power. explore this case and the high court's ruling with university of virginia associate law professor peterson and mark hillenbeck, university of arkansas law professor. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmark cases. for an additional resource there is a link on our website to the national center's interactive constitution. >> for nearly 20 years, in depth on book tv has featured the nat

president who said he did a poor job but addressing the conservative political action committee conference in maryland did stand by his calls for more security in schools why do we protect our airports and our banks our government buildings but not our schools . it's time to make our schools a much harder target for attackers we don't want i'm in our schools. when we declare our schools to be gun free zones it just puts our students in far more danger. well at the very end of that speech president trump also announced what he's calling the largest ever set of sanctions on north korea the sanctions on pyongyang and to aggressively target the shipping and trading companies a target one person twenty seven companies and twenty eight vessels trump then later warned that if sanctions against north korea don't work the u.s. would move to phase two but he didn't specify what that would mean. they too may be a very rough thing maybe very very unfortunate for the world but hopefully the sanctions will work we have tremendous support all around the world for what we do . it really is a rogue nation

obviously, well received there at the conservative political action committee conference.including the school shooting and insisting that his idea for arming teachers will work, and he went deeper into one of the reasons in talking about the love, the relationship that teachers have with their students and that they would not freeze because they are so committed to their safety and, of course, we all believe in our -- the teachers that take care of our students. want to bring in company now and get thoughts on this. ashley, emac. >> classic donald trump. >> classic donald trump. >> preaching to the choir there. >> i'm sorry? okay and, of course, jeff is with us as well. >> and freewheeling, in the classic donald trump style, and you know, he hit all the main points and then some, said i've actually fulfilled more promises than i made which i think was one of the funniest lines out there. he talked about the gun issue, all the major issues of his campaign that he says he's fulfilled, and you know, he's talking about feeling a shift and the republicans are looking a lot bett

. >> tomorrow more live coverage of the con conservative political action conference with remark bid budget director, and house intelligence committee chair. live coverage starts at 12:40 p.m. eastern time on c-span2. ... sunday night on "after words", author tara talks about going up with survivalist parents in the idaho mountains in her book, educated: a memoir. she is interviewed by author and journalist susanna. >> a lot of people seem to have taken to heart this idea that to learn something have to have a degree and you have to have a full institution in place to teach it to you. i'm grateful to my parents that i was not raised to think that is when i decided i wanted to go to college when i was 16 it felt like something i could do, not because i had formal education but okay, i need to learn algebra. i will buy a book and i will learn it. i didn't do an amazing job but i barely got into university but kept going with that. i think, yeah, my parents took it too far. i arrived at university really unprepared. i want to raise my hand in the class and asked the holocaust was and i have never heard of it. people thought i was denyi

conservative political action conference with epa administrator scott pruitt scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the secondpac and amendment, conversation with the director of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney. remarks by house intelligence committee chair devin nunes. it is all live saturday, starting at 12:40 p.m. eastern time. also life, the national governors association with discussions on jobs, the all pure crisis, and the future of agriculture, and food availability. we will have that live at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. the former leader of the u.k. independence party will be speaking at the conservative political action conference. for he begins, we will take a look back at some of the speakers from earlier in the conference, starting with interior secretary ryan zinke he and energy secretary rick perry. >> ryan zinke is served our military and served as a navy seal commander. [applause] give it up for the seals. montana'scted at-large member of congress, and is now the 52nd secretary of the interior. welcome, secretary ryan. we also have with us the secretary of energy, rick perry. [applause] >> there must be a texan in the crowd. [laughter] rick perry, unless i am wrong, you are not only the governor of texas, but the longe

conservative ual political action conference. c-span's life coverage begins in he afternoon with a discussion on the second amendment and continues throughout the day with remarks from white house director mulvaney and house intelligence committee all life tomorrow eginning at 12:40 p.m. eastern here on c-span. *-*- *-*-. >> c-span's washington journal, impact you.that coming up saturday morning. president of the ver discussing his new book. nancy talks about the potential impact of the artificial politics in on washington. nd president and c.e.o. of outserve sldn on the pentagon's transgender troops policy. to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 morning.aturday join the discussion. >> next, a discussion with the governors of colorado, kansas, and north carolina,

conservative political action conference with epa administrator scott pruitt scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the secondpac and amendment, conversation with the director of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney. remarks by house intelligence committee chair devin nunes. it is all live saturday, starting at 12:40 p.m. eastern time. also life, the national governors association with discussions on jobs, the all pure crisis, and the future of agriculture, and food availability. we will have th l

conservative political action conference. among those speaking, congress and devin nunes, chair of the house republican committee from california. >> we wanted this out. it's been held up for over two weeks in the fbi and doj right away had told the democrats what was wrong with their memo. or the response to our memo. and they waited for two weeks before they actually did the reductions that were necessary to get this out. we wanted it out. we wanted out because we think it is clear evidence that the democrats are not only trying to cover this up, but they are also colluding with parts of the government to help cover this up. i think as you read it, you will see personal attacks on myself, personal attacks on german gowdy , with a lot of really interesting things that sound funly bad, like a lot of happening with his russian investigation over the course of the last year. but when you are not going to actuallyything that rejects what was in our memo. and what was the point of our memo? the point of our memo was for one purpose only, and that was to show that fisa abuse had occurred. and to have a secret court the gets abused l

conservative political action conference. with a look at the second amendment and remarks by white house budget director, mick mulvaney.live at 12:40 pm eastern. he will be followed by comments from house intelligence committeechair, devin nunes. speaking live at 3:35 pm. you can watch both speeches live on c-span. >> sunday night on "after words". author westover talks about growing up with survivalist parents in the amount of species interviewed by an author and journalist. >> a lot of people seem to really take it to heart this idea, two thirds of the have to have a degree and you have to have a whole institution in place to teach it to you. i'm grateful to my parents that i was not raised to think that. then i decided to go to college, i was 16, it felt like something i can do. not because i had to have a formal education but because i need to learn algebra, i will purchase the book and learn it. and i didn't do an amazing job i barely got into the university but i kept going. and i think, my parents took it too far. i arrived at the university really underprepared. i asked what the holocaust was because i never heard of it. people thought i was being anti-semitic but i had never heard it before. i would