i, donald j. trump instructed my staff to speak only in (bleep). and, by the way, none of that, 'sure, i'll speak (bleep) at work, but at home i'll use facts and real information.' no. (bleep) all the time. immersion-- it's the only way to be fluent. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, jon, i just want to point out, i hold in my hand the last executive order. >> oh, no from the desk of donald j. trump. hold on. mmm. i wonder what it says? >> stephen: sis, boom, bah. >> that would have killed at the united nations national assembly in 1977. >> stephen: this is the last. you hold in your hand the very last. >> this is the last one. are you ready for the final donald j. trump executive order. >> stephen: sit down. now, back, down, down. down, boy! oh! it's a clip-on. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it's-- it's a (bleep) clip-on. where is the mic? >> let me say something. this is for budgetary purposes. necessary the new trump white house's fiscally sound-- that's in my-- oh, boy! >> stephen: and the last ex

let's listen to donald trump during the campaign talking about what he wanted to do regarding a muslim ban. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> on capitol hill while the political reports suggests there was some confusion as to when this executive order was coming down and what would be in it, is there any doubt among senators such as yourself that this was intended to be a muslim ban? >> none at all. not at all. everything president trump said during the campaign was about a muslim ban. everything that steve bannon pursued was a muslim ban, rudy giuliani called it correctly and it's not rooted in the facts of national security. the individuals from the seven countries have not conducted fatal attacks inside the united

it is a funny thing, since november the eighth and the election of donald j. trumpery time i come to the -- to america, i am feeling a little bit more american. i have to tell you. [applause] come, when the generations that follow us study the history's of this period, there is one year that will stand out -- there is one year they will know and that year is the year of 2016. -- 2016, we witnessed the beginning of a global political revolution and it is one that is not going to stop. it is one that is going to roll out across the rest of the free world. i have been fighting against britain's membership in the year -- you -- european union for 25 years. have endured abuse, been deplorabe portable -- le, you have only had a few months of being abused, i have had 20 years of it. i always believed we should govern our own country. i always believe we should be free to reach out and make our own deals with our real friends funny,world and it is our real friends in the world speak english, have common law, and stand by us in times of crisis. for all those years, i thought

across the supply chain, it's my great privilege to introduce the president of the united states, donald j. trumpcheers and applause] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] president trump: thank you, dennis. and i have to say, i love south carolina. i love it. [cheers and applause] remember we came down all together we came down and this was going to be a place that was tough to win and we won in a landslide. this was a good one. so i want to thank -- i want to thank the people of south carolina. your governor, tremendous guy. he supported us right from the beginning. so i'd like to thank governor mcmaster for the incredible job. he's right here someplace. thank you very much. you have been fantastic. and i have to say, also, that is one beautiful airplane. cheers and applause] congratulations to the men and women here who have built it. what an amazing piece of art, what an amazing piece of work. thank you, dennis, for the invitation to be with you today. you know, in the old days when i made this speech, i got paid a lot of money. now i have to do it for nothing, so -- [laughter] not a good deal but that's

government state that all beneficial ownership previously held by donald j. trump personally now is held by the donald j. trump revokable trust. the agency overseeing the contract won't tell us if this change is sufficient. >> one of the most scary things about all of this is how easy it is for anyone, a foreign government, a lobbyist or special interest group to literally funnel money into the pockets of the president and the president's familyhr tough the hotel properties. white clothes. ellow stains on no white marks on black clothes. new degree ultraclear black + white. it won't let you down. ♪ [joy bauer] two thirds of americans have digestive issues. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. but many probiotics do not survive your stomach's harsh environment. digestive advantage is different. its natural protein shell is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic, to get where you need it most. get the digestive advantage, and enjoy living we

government state that all beneficial ownership previously held by donald j. trumpsonally now is held by the donald j. trump revokable trust. the agency overseeing the contract won't tell us if this change is sufficient. >> one of the most scary things about all of this is how easy it is for anyone, a foreign government, a lobbyist or special interest group to literally funnel money into the pockets of the president and the president's family through the hotel properties. >>> there are some diseases that are so rare that very little money is dedicated to trying to find a cure. and some of these diseases strike small children. jim axelrod found an artist who is devoting his entire life to putting a face on this problem, one kid at a time. >> let's do it. >> reporter: let's do it. his name is sam buck. while his high wattage smile and infectious laugh may remind you of a favorite nephew, there's virtually no chance you have ever met a kid like him. sam, who will turn 6 this tuesday, is one of just 250 people in the world who suffer from vanishing white matter disease.

>>> executive order number one by the authority vested in my, by the constitution, i donald j., donald jameson trump here by to secure our border, china, china, shall immediately and without hesitation send us their wall. >> how do we get mexico to pay for it? >> when the wall arrives we shut the lights. pretend we are not home. mexico has to pay for it, boom, done. >>> all right. ellen degeneres following trump's orders on immigration. ellen says she doesn't really get political so she just explains the bounty, the quicker picker upper you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. ok, it says you apply the blue okone to me.y this. here? no. ah ok, here? maybe you should read the directions. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. k-y yours and mine. >>> warm start to the morning. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with first alert forecast.

>>> executive order number one by the authority vested in my, by the constitution, i donald j., donald jameson trump here by to secure our border, china, china, shall immediately and without hesitation send us their wall. >> how do we get mexico to pay for it? >> when the wall arrives we shut the lights. pretend we are not home. mexico has to pay for it, boom, done. >>> all right. ellen degeneres following trump's orders on gr get political so she just explains the bounty, the quicker picker upper you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. >>> i only hope that both democrats and republicans can come together for once for the good of the country. >> now on news 4 today, a call for bipartisanship. president trump encourages congress to vote his nominee for the supreme court on to the bench. >> a teen and her infant son missing for a month. >>> and the report on our area's highways you will want to hear before driving to w

around you better watch your woman, his passions have no bounds he might just try to grab her donald j. trumps back in town. he is the perfect definition of a chomp donald j. trump, on his white horse and albino he comes breezing into town thanks, i have enjoyed the show so far and i will get often listen to the rest of it. have a great day. int: let's hear from mari, bonita springs, democrats line. caller: i just wanted to say you are a national treasure. i also want to say that i am that draining the swamp is destroying everything in washington when there are so many good people there. we have real swamps in florida. like some say in washington, nobody there really knows about swamps. we have problems in our swamps, too. pythons thatlong grow here and could probably swallow a person like some predators in washington. we could destroy our swamps and perhaps the monsters would die. is the solution to train the swamp or kill the predators? caller: kill the predators because otherwise, we will kill the small fishes that fishermen like to have grow up and this is a metaphor. it would also skill

lou: joining me now, congressman chris collins, and the first congressman to endorse donald j. trumpome president. let's start with first, if i may, instead of the executive order that's going to wind its way through the president's going to have his say, do you agree? >> there is no question. and i like what i'm hearing to issue a new executive order that addresses the nonsense the judge in seattle put forward and green card and the like that was clarified but not to their satisfaction. now that we know what their game plan is we can face it directly. put out a new executive order, call it a win and move on. >> this president has the power and inclination to enforce all laws and nearly all of these laws are on the books. so there it is. james web, the former senator and democrat says there is a campaign on the hill, the media and academia to personally discredit president trump and the people around him which i think most of us believe anyway. but to hear webb say it shows how the threat level is rising. >> desperate people will do desperate things. whether it's nancy pelosi or sena

look, nibble who just discovered that president donald j. trump is a resolute decisive man who doesn't mince words and putting america and allies and people in her interest first is waking up, i think, out of a cave from the last two years. at the same time, he has had very respectful conversations with many leaders, just in the last week or so, 10 or more world leaders. he is trying to reach out to them. talk to the diplomatic core, certainly. but he also makes very clear what his position is on any number of issues around the globe. he is very respectful. you saw him receive the u.k. prime minister theresa may here last week. and he looks forward to receiving benjamin netanyahu from israel later this month. i think people who are trying to get these fallacious details and always try to marginalize the very serious business at a rapid pace is going on behind me every day, it's not serving the country well. ainsley: kellyanne, i'm confused because he tweeted out, he said that the refugee swap was a dumb deal. so i was saying earlier in the show i

[applause] imagine of donald trump, general donald j. ump our president, if he started his political career in the home of an unrepented terrorist part of a group to bomb the pentagon, the capital, new york city police headquarters and on 9/11, 2,001 all days was quoted as saying i wish we had done more in terms of terrorist activities. can anyone answer how many times did our corrupt old left propaganda media ever ask barack obama a question about his association with bill ayres? not zero, one time. you want to know why, because george stephanopoulos clinton sycophant, i couldn't resist, he was on my radio show, i sent him the question. he didn't even know who bill ayres was at the time, if it was donald trump, how many times do you think the overpaid media outlets have been asked a question? this is hollywood, one of our guys. we worked together 20 years, the sum of my friends. we have an opportunity but we have forces that are working very hard against us. you've got the snowflake brigade, the paid protesters, those of the people that

reception for the 45th president of the united states, and our commander in chief, president donald j. trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very will much. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you very much. it's so nice, a lot of spirit. great spirit for this country. thank you all. we have tremendous spirit and i want to thank you. we had a wonderful election, didn't we? and i saw those numbers and you like me and i like you. i'm honored to be here today among so many of our really and truly great heroes. i want to begin by thanking general votel and general thomas for their distinguished leadership and service on behalf of our country, very, very outstanding people. i'd also like to thank general dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. that's big stuff when you have the chairman. where is -- joe, stand up for a minute. this is one of the great people. also, commander votel and everyone serving at macdill air force base, quite a place. we're going to be loading it up with beautiful new planes and beautiful new equipment, you've been lacking a little equipmen

that the house of representatives shall, one, immediately request the tax return information of donald j trump for the tax years of 2006-2016 for review in closed executive session by the commute -- committee on ways and means as provided by section 6103 of the internal revenue code. and vote to report the information to the full house of representatives. support transparency in government and the long-standing tradition of presidents and presidential candidates disclosing their tax returns. thank you mr. speaker. [applause] [gavel] mr. speaker: house will be in order. house will be in order. the chair will now recognize the gentleman from new jersey to offer the resolution notice. does the general and offer the resolution? the clerk will report the resolution. clerk: congress has a responsibility to hold the executive branch of government to the highest standard of transparency to ensure the public interest is placed first. whereas according to the text history project, every president since gerald ford has disclose their tax or foreign information to the public, where as tax return provide i

this is a campaign paid for by donald j. trump, well news flash, donald j. ump is president. >> kind of like he did on the campaign trail, right? when things would get rocky he would go back to the people. he would turn back to the base. he would have his giant rallies and his speeches where he would kind of go off on tangents on poll numbers go off on tang engts making fun of hillary clinton and whatnot. and it energized him. and kind of energized his base. he's had a rocky start here inside of official washington. it's a return home for him. there are those thinking this will energize his supporters and maybe help him get back on track a little bit. >> eric, now do you, the president in south carolina, north charleston at boeing was praised for his delivery. for being relaxed. staying on message there. do we have an idea of what we're going to hear today? are we going to hear what tom just suggested quite possibly may be more tax on the media? >> yeah, absolutely. this is going to be sort of vintage trump. he's going to be talking about jobs, complaining ab

. >> donald j. trump. >> reporter: with boeing's newest 787 dream liner as a back drop, president trump renew a campaign promise. >> as your president, i'm going to do everything i can to unleash the power of the american spirit. and to put our great people back to work. >> the president got a tour of the south carolina plant, where boeing workers are assembling the new plane. >> our goal as a nation, must be to rely less on imports and more on products made here in the usa. >> the president said he could make it happen by reducing regulation. lowering taxes and enforcing trade rules. >> repo pushing back against a draft memo, obtained by the associated press, indicating the trump administration is considering mobilizing the national guard, to round up immigrants who are in the u.s. illegally. >> spokesman john spicer called the memo, 100% not true. democrats called the idea, appalling. >> would be one of the most un- american things that would happen in the last century. >> reporter: president trump is p

no one is going to push donald j. trump around. >> heather: it's going to be a very different administration. thank you for joining us with us. coming up next the trump administration in the middle of a battle over the president's travel restrictions on seven majority muslim nations. some say that much of it could have been avoided. so is the white house thinking of changing tactics going forward? plus, white house press secretary sean spicer getting the full snl treatment. this was great. reviews for actress melissa mccarthy are in. we'll talk all about that. so beautiful. what shall we call you? tom! name it tom! studies show that toms have the highest average earning potential over their professional lifetime. see? uh, it's a girl. congratulations! two of my girls are toms. i work for ally, finances are my thing. you know, i'm gonna go give birth real quick and then we'll talk, ok? nice baby. let's go. here comes tom #5! nothing, stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. whoo! look out. >> heather: w

november's elections proved it -- americans wanted a fighter and we got one with president donald j. trumpr the last three decades, fighting for our freedom is something the nra has done every single day. all across this country, it was nra members and gun owners who made a difference. and in states like north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, ohio and florida, nra members and gun owners helped put president trump over the top. folks, the media said we were arranging deck chairs on the titanic by backing trump. but we're still standing. we're still here. and we've got president trump's back for the next eight years. we've got 5 million active nra members and 25 million more who consider themselves nra members gun owners all across this country. so if you're a member of the leftist media, a soldier for the violent left, a violent criminal, a drug cartel gang member or a would-be terrorist, hear this -- you're not going to win. you will not defeat us. [applause] you know, with all the threats facing america today, your right to protect yourself and your family may be more relevant

it was the nixon justice department that concluded that donald j. trump and his organization were discriminating on the basis of race. and those of us from new york, we understand that current occupant of the white house was the leader of the high tech linching mob designed to try to get the wrongfully convicted central park five sentenced to death. took out a full page ad in some of the local periodicals in new york calling for that. turns out all five individuals were wrongfully convicted and spent years in jail for a crime they did not commit. donald j. trump has never apologized for that reckless and irresponsible action. then of course for five years he perpetrated the racist lie that barack obama was not born in the united states of america. all designed to undermine the legitimacy of the 44th president of the united states of america. which is why, here in black history month, it's interesting to me that some of my friends on the other side of the aisle question whether we as members of the congressional black caucus or others are being irresponsib

government states that all beneficial ownership previously held by donald j. trumpd j. trump revocable trust. the agency overseeing the contract won't tell us yet if the change is sufficient. >> it's a very, very small step in the right direction to the extent cha the president has given up his management responsibilitieses to his sons. the problem, though, is that the president still controls the outcome. >> reporter: steven schooner teaches at the george washington university law school. he said the president's ownership of these properties leaves an open avenue for anyone who wants to influence him by buying six-figure golf memberships or changing trump hotels to host lavish events. >> one of the most scariest thing about all of this is how easy it is for anyone, a foreign government, lobbyist or special interest group, to literally funnel money into the pocket of the president and the president's family through the hotel properties. >> reporter: now, the trump organization did not respond to our repeated requests for comment for this story. however, here at the

his name, donald j. trump. can he beat the establishment? who will support him?s? the religious right? or crazy old semi-racist white people? >> they're sure he can win? >> oh, mrs. comisky, donald trump is the very definition of a winner. >> just read the pin. >> oh. >> bless you, mrs. comisky, bless you. thank you. thank you. yes. i keep the checkie, thank you. thank you, mrs. comisky. yes, good-bye, mrs. comisky. here we go. that's a girl. oh, oh! beautiful, beautiful. we're going right out the door. all right, easy now. easy, we don't have time for that. don't worry, it's only six flights. bye! >> bye. >> thank god for citizens united. >> 22 ambassadors to france so far. >> and 25 million bucks, bloom. i have to tell you, running trump was smart. but your idea about building a wall across the mexican border? brilliant. >> not as brilliant as your idea about making the mexicans pay for it. >> he won't last the week! >> oh, look, max, this is it. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall. mark my words.

and public records show at least two properties in new york have been transferred to the donald j. trumprty remains particularly thorny. the federal government now run by president trump also owns the trump washington, d.c., hotel. the lease specifically says that an elected official cannot be a party to the contract. so new documents filed by the trump organization with washington, d.c., government state that all beneficial ownership previously held by donald j. trump personally now is held by the donald j. trump revocable trust. the agency overseeing the contract won't tell us yet if this change is sufficient. >> it's a very, very small step in the right direction to the extent that the president has given up his management responsibilities to his sons. the problem, though, is the president still controls the outcome. >> reporter: steven schooner teaches at the george washington university law school. he says the president's ownership of these properties leaves an open avenue for anyone who wants to influence him by buying six-figure golf memberships or choosing trump hotels to host la

. >> donald j. trump is calling for a complete shut down of muslims coming into this country until we figure out what the hell is going on. >> he said show me the right way to do it legally. >> the refugee changes you're looking to make, as it relates to persecuted christians. do you see them as a priority here? >> yes. >> do you? >> yes. they've been horribly treated. >> again, all that evidence was cited by counsel. we begin with our veteran correspondent pete williams in our washington bureau. the federal bench is divided into 94 districts and 13 circuits. this was the ninth circuit, as someone said on twitter tonight, they obviously finished ninth. sad. it of course has no bearing on rank. how did the ninth circuit end up in this case and what did we witness tonight? what power will they have in this case? >> so it geography and circumstance. the ninth circuit includes most of the western states, certainly the states on the pacific coast and you may remember that this lawsuit started with the state of

president donald j. trumps pointing fingers over the intelligence community over leaks of information that forced the resignation of his national security adviser. this as the fbi is investigating russian influence in the election. this is a fast-moving and fascinating story but it can also be very confusing. tonight abc's david wright breaks it all down for us. >> reporter: today, alongside the israeli prime minister, president trump backed away from america's commitment to a two-state solution of the israeli/palestinian conflict. one state for israel, one for palestine. a bedrock of u.s. foreign policy for decades. >> so i'm looking at two state and one state. and i like the one that both parties like. i'm very happy with the one that both parties like. >> reporter: on any other day, with any other president, that would be huge news. with this administration, big news had better take a number. the administration is still reeling after the abrupt ouster of national security adviser mike flynn. today the presi

the trump administration says it will keep federal lbgt protections intact, saying president donald j. trump is determined to protect all the rights of americans. and some were skeptical of what the administration may have in store down the pipe, but the white house memos echoed when he surprised many when he began the first candidate to include the gay community in his exception speech. >>> an allegation againof depp' lavish lifestyle is to blame for his recent financial troubles. he has 14 homes including a chain of islands in the bahamas, and he bought a 150-foot yacht, and flew on private jets. >> really tough times for johnny de depp. >>> and anthony wieners' legal troubles keep getting worse. and prays are for another storm, just quite for a little bit. >> one week. behind it, another storm, and they are likely going to have to deal with it. we will deal with this first one here, and the timing looks to be late tonight and into tomorrow, so the rain approaches the california coast, and as we go through thursday, gusty winds will be impacting travel, and then as we go into friday, the r

. >> donald j. trumpcalling for a total shutdown. >> now with a new president, she is extremely scared, and she is really very much terrified to go out. >> reporter: syrian refugees have been called unwanted, described as terrorists. >> very painful he says, and it's very painful that. it gives him a very deep sadness inside. >> reporter: both men work full- time and go to school, barely making end's meat. their apartment is furnished by donation. what are your hopes and dreams now? >> the most important thing is his children's education, that they have the best education here. >> they are no different than me and you and you. i have children, and i want the best for my children, and that's what you want. [ laughter ] that's what you are looking for is a future noere you can have peace and t have to worry about the destruction and the death. i feel very emotional because i cannot imagine what you have gone through, and i just want to put my i am of the christian faith, and you're of a different faith, but

live from national harbor, more from the cpac conference and the president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> second day of cpac, the conservative political action conference. here just outside the nation's capital at national harbor. president trump speaking shortly, he'll be introduced by the chairman of the american conservative conference. here just outside the union, ma. live coverage will include nigel, who led the and independence party brexit vote in the u.k. and hear later today from vice vice president, executive vice president of the we'll have apierre, coverage of that, coverage second day on c-span and events covered yesterday available on our website at c-span.org.

my column is "the real donald j. trump."ave to watch it the moment i get up, the moment i sleep, everything. i want to know why it's free? >> i think tweet deck represents one of the opportunities we have to really grow the business in a number of different ways. it's great that our audience has been accelerating for three consecutive quarters. we grew 3% in the first quarter, 5% in the second quarter, 7% in the third, and we just posted 11% growth in the fourth quarter, and we said that our growth remains strong as we go into q-1, so we're encouraged by that. that should drive a return, advertising revenue, as dollars follow eyeballs and tweet deck represents ways we can make money. >> as we know, there's been a disremediation of the media by trump but also the odd ball to revenue relationship because of the plethora of content. it really broke down in q-4 for everybody, not for you. a lot of people think it's just for twitter. we always see twitter, facebook, alphabet, but the truth, is as you know, you're an old analyst f

on day 20 of the donald j. trump presidency and it has been a day filled with fastballs. the president began with a dire warning about the security of this country and then he moved on to talking about his daughter's business. with charges and counter charges flying, it can sometimes be hard to sort fact from fiction. >> there's never been anywhere near the media dishonesty hike we've seen in this election. >> i understand the total sdo s dishonesty of the media. >> you are fake news. >> reporter: truth be told, president trump has a complicated relationship with the truth. this week glaring examples of statements that are provably false. he told the troops at centcomm that the media doesn't cover terrorism. >> we've seen what happened in paris and nice. all over europe it's happening. it's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. >> reporter: appearing to ignore -- >> the gunman then came directly through this entryway -- >> a nation in shock -- >> what we know this morning from police -- >> reporter: all evidence to the contrary. he told sheriffs -- >> the

chicago is troubling, and no one can deny the issue needs to be addressed, but i guarantee you that donald j. trump just thinks "send in the feds" sounds cool. because whenever you hear that line in hollywood, something gets done. - the feds are here. - oh, crap. - fbi! [tires screech] [indistinct shouting] - feds, huh? - yeah, the feds. [all shouting] the feds? - you got it. - that's what trump feels is gonna happen. yeah, trump thinks that's what's gonna happen. he's just gonna send in the feds and all the black people are just gonna scatter. "ahhhh! ahhh!" or maybe another reason trump thinks the feds are a solution to every problem is because they definitely saved his ass, so, i mean, that could be another reason. to me--to me though, one of the scariest things about trump's tweet is not the idea but where he got it from. you see, it wasn't from some classified briefing on urban violence, but trump's tweet came just an hour after bill o'reilly showed that exact same stats on his show. and coincidentally, bill o'reilly also suggested sending in the feds. - the question is, can president trump ov

. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: the president today, striking a different tone. >> we will allow lots of people into our country that will love our people and do good for our country. it's always going to be that way, at least during my administration. i can tell you that. >> reporter: diplomatic words on a day when the president's international outreach was on full display. in the oval office, a very long handshake with the japanese prime minister, who will spend the weekend with the trumps at their winter white house, mar-a-lago. >> cecilia, there are breaking developments tonight from the appellate court that had ruled against the president. >> reporter: a big surprise tonight. a judge has requested that the full court, not just the three that weighed in yesterday, but the full court weigh in on whether that ruling should be considered. this

make a contribution to those contributions go to the donald j. trump for president 2020 campaign. that's right the survey is being used to raise money for president trump's run for a second term. we can't verify that that survey is real. >> we've been keeping tabs on what you're saying about the president's news conference on social media. janet said i felt he was direct and honest, i did not see him lose his cool once. someone on the other side said i don't need the media to tell me he's a lying mess, it's evident from his own mess. and christian offered some advice, you're no longer running for president, mr. trump, you are the president so act like it. what do you think? the conversation still happening on our wusa9 facebook page. >> let's stay on top of that listening. did you get todays message? protesters called it a without immigrants [ speak in spanish ] >> the message was the same immigrants are a corner stone of the nation's economy. thousands of immigrants took the day off in d.c. and cities around the country keeping many businesses closed. one woman hopes president tr

. >> president donald j. trump.ick: america's new commander-in-chief receiving a standing ovation from the troops under his control. his speech at a military base focusing on the terror threats to the american homeland and defending his controversial travel ban blocked by the u.s. courts. president trump: we need strong programs so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up loving our country are allowed in, not people that want to destroy us and destroy our country. [applause] >> ♪ god bless america nick: last night it was lady gaga who was center stage, she kicked off her super bowl halftime show with "god bless america," a patriotic song written by a jewish immigrant. she did not make an explicit political statement, but was this high-profile hillary clinton supporter sending a message to donald trump? >> super bowl 51! >> welcome to america. >> you are not wanted here! go back home! nick: even the adverts last night seemed loaded. this pro-immigration message from budweiser depicted th

. >> reporter: bob charlton vote forward donald j. trump and is here to support congressman brat. >> i hope it doesn't just change into a referendum on the trump presidency. >> reporter: the town hall protests are getting president t trump's attention. late today he tweeted, "the so-called angry crowds in home districts of some republicans actually, in numerous cases, plans out by liberal activists. sad." exclamation point. anthony. >> mason: chip reid. thanks, chip. and coming up next on the cbs evening news, a rising star on the far right falls back to earth. and later a space pioneer's formula for living stronger opinion introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist. ♪ with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of m