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he was asked about this receipt crick. he went on and said, listen, he thinks the u.s. immigration laws are weak, pathetic and so on. and so i think that is going to make a big splash today. as the president is making it clear about what he thinks. when it am coulds to muslims coming into the united states. the caravans of migrants seeking asylum. he didn't even apologize or deny the fact that some african nations are shithole countries as he got in trouble for a little earlier this year. a lot of speculation, and rising expectations, i would say, brooke about these high stakes talks he plans to have with the dictator of north korea. >> what did he say, nigeria is the most beautiful country he's ever been to? >> i have to confess, people have said many things about nigeria over the years i don't think anyone has said that. in south africa, maybe, botswana. >> that was a donald trump exaggeration. >> jim just hit the headlines. i want to hone in on netanyahu and what we saw a while ago. >> what's interesting as was mentioned is, net had you gave the speech in english. it

discrimination and that everyone inside a starbucks store feels safe and welcome those shaping the crick colue ie eric holder and the president and director of the ncaa legal defense and education fund johnson did meet with the two men arrested in philadelphia on monday in a joint statement starbucks and the men's attorney said all three have engaged in constructive discussions about this issue as well as what is happening in communities across the country adding that the conversation continues today about how this painful incident can become a vehicle for positive social change brian? >> big story, kate rogers, see you in a minute for trending stories. >>> you're looking at a live picture of the white house where the flag is lowered to half staff as some have said sad news to report from houston the nation is remembering former first lady barbara bush. she passed away in her texas home last night at the age of 92 jay gray taking a look back at her remarkable life. >> reporter: she was the matriarch of an american political dynasty. barbara brush was the wife of the 41st president and mo

there are questions whether she is constitute implicit campaign cricks by those involved particularly cohen to the campaign of donald trump. therefore should have been filed under the fec laws. >> that's a fair question. we're back to the john edwards matter. i'll tell you, i can't understand, i think mr. cohen has a real problem here if the president is to be believed, he seemed to indicate he had no awareness of michael cohen entering into this agreement with ms. daniels. >> right. >> which strikes me as very unusual. how can you enter into an agreement on behalf of your client if your client is not aware of it. i think this is a huge problem particularly for mr. cohen but obviously for the president. >> there's also the pattern here, what they call the m.o. in criminal justice. the president's tendency is to use his enormous wealth to cover cup problems. it's logical. of course, if he had a problem he didn't want anybody to know about a week before the election involving miss daniels, he would pay her some some a-money pep paid the "national enquirer" to buy the story about mcdueli

trump's presidency to be honest, that someone who pledges family values is burdened by this extra cricke learn this memo comes out that suggests there are beautiful russian hookers that donald trump is somehow entranced by. you can't get away from that. and don, look, fine it's not a legal issue. maybe it's a political issue. but at the end of the day this is 2018, and we're living through an environment in the united states of america where the president is compromised likely criminal but also morally. >> we don't know if that conversation took place but why did the president say it did? >> clearly this is something he had on his mind quite often. repeatedly there were outlines in these memos about the president bringing up to james comey about trying to lift the cloud on what happened at the russia hotel room or didn't happen with regard to the russian hookers, and we all know the other activities. and these came up repeatedly. and more than anything the president wanted to make sure and lift the cloud because he didn't want melania to be thinking there was some truth to this. and as

if they're trying to do it in the school newspaper, it may have a particular crick luck.here are a lot of avenues for students to speak, i'd encounter anyone to use those avenue news. go to your local paper or talk to the press. do whatever you can. sometimes you have to a come to not doing this in this time and place if your school is not supportive. >> journalism association which i believe is 5,000 journal advisers and journalist have recommended that students be allowed to write in their school newspapers as long as the articles follow good journalism. they should not be censored for the issues they're talking about and they are supporting these laws and states that support student journalist now. there's definitely a lot going on in student journalism. students who are interested in journalism want to read what journal lunchtime having to do with their lives and check in with campaigns. >> i'm not saying i favor these, i'm saying i'm no administrator, i'm the last person you should ask whether or not it's going to help our hurt the environment of the school. if the s