welcome me in giving a warm building trade welcome to the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trumpplaying "hail to the chief"] ♪ president trump: do i know these people well or what? i know them well. i know them too well. i spent money. i spent a lot of money. and their people are fantastic. nobody doesn't like you people, right? we talked about that. incredible people. so it is great to be back with america's builders. applause] president trump: so, did you ever think you would see a president who knows how much concrete and rebar you can lay down in a single day? believe me, i know. i know. builders.ation of and it was about time we had a builder in the white house. right? we have a builder. sean mcgarveyk and the entire governing board of presidents for honoring me with this great invitation. it is anve that washington, d.c., because i do not have to travel very far. it worked out he well, i have to tell you. five minutes. sean took part in one of our very first meetings at the white house. he mentioned that. i promise you that america's labor leaders will always find an open d

foundation signed personally by donald j. trump? one of the single biggest donations she got in that whole campaign cycle. voila, pam bondi's office said they would not have florida join the fraud suit against trump university. very tidy little timeline. compared to a lot of other important things that get decided by politicians, even life or death things, this seems very tidy, right? this seems not at all random. this seems not at all arbitrary. this seems direct. but wait, it keeps going because, first, that story made news because they were delaying an execution, which didn't make sense on the surface for republican politicians who were crusading to kill more prisoners faster ufaster, faster, that they would want to slow one down. then that story made news because it turned out the reason for the delay is pam bondi had a fundraiser. then that story made news after that because pam bondi took in one of the biggest donations to her campaign that year. then it made news again because that person who she decided not to sue, after taki

that story made news during the presidential campaign because it turns out that check from the donald j. trump foundation, it's illegal for trump's foundation to cut a check like that to a political campaign. and the irs caught him for it and he had to pay it back and pay a fine. this has made news a million different times, but it keeps giving, because now, three and a half years after pam bundy took that donation and said she will not sue donald trump, now donald trump just hired her chief of staff from that time who was involved in that whole scandal, who was included in all those discussions and decisions around the trump university case. trump as president just hired that guy to be the top lawyer in the united states department of education. because maybe he remembers him from the trump university thing? that was a school, right? here's the announcement from the white house about him. here's the slack jawed ap lead and their story a bit. quote, carlos munoz helped defeat the office's decision to sit out the legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the t

that story made news during the presidential campaign because it turns out that check from the donald j. trump foundation, it's illegal for trump's foundation to cut a check like that to a political campaign. and the irs caught him for it and he had to pay it back and pay a fine. this has made news a million different times, but it keeps giving, because now, three and a half years after pam bundy took that donation and said she will not sue donald trump, now donald trump just hired her chief of staff from that time who was involved in that whole scandal, who was included in all those discussions and decisions around the trump university case. trump as president just hired that guy to be the top lawyer in the united states department of education. because maybe he remembers him from the trump university thing? that was a school, right? here's the announcement from the white house about him. here's the slack jawed ap lead and their story a bit. quote, carlos munoz helped defeat the office's decision to sit out the legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the t

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end communities i'm honored and deeply humbled to welcome the president of the united states, donald j. trump, vice president mike pence esteemed members of congress and the governor of the department of the interior today but i can tell you as a kid growing up in the west in and glacier park today's executive order to review the antiquities act is long overdue. as secretary i am the steward of america's greatest treasures. and being a good steward is also being a good neighbor and listening to the american people who we represent. mr. president thank you once again for fulfilling your campaign promise to give a voice to our local communities and states. let's be clear, the antiquities act grants the president the authority to declare historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures and other objects of historic or scientific interest. to be sure the antiquities act has been an effective tool for preserving some of our greatest treasures for generations to come. the act also specifies in law the president to designate the smallest area compatible with proper care and management of the

the paralli parallels between r n nixon and donald j. trumpstounding, and we will see if what ultimately gets president trump are the lies. thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley and join me next time as we take a deep dive of what is happening around te country. that is next time. we will see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - today on america's test kitchen, bridget makes the ultimate mu shu pork, adam reviews rice makers in the equipment corner, and julia shows how to make perfect crispy orange beef. right here on america's test kitchen. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment.

the paralli parallels between r n nixon and donald j. trumpstounding, and we will see if what ultimately gets president trump are the lies. thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley and join me next time as we take a deep dive of what is happening around te country. that is next time. we will see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley. we'll speak with russian national security expert, tom nichols about russia's u.s. election meddling, possible support for the syrian chemical weapons attack and more. we are glad you joined us. a conversation with national security expert, tom nichols coming up right now.

he gives them this giant golf tournament sized check - like a novelty check - yeah it says donald j. trump foundation on the top make america great again on the bottom. it's for $100,000. so he gives them this check and they say thank you and he goes back to the rally. so he's using his charity basically, as a prop in his political rally. if you remember a few days earlier, trump had held this big fundraiser for veterans in iowa - right - skipped the republican debate - i think he said he had $6 million. - said he raised $6 million total and that $1 million of it was his. so i see him give this big check to people and i don't know anything about charities but i know you can't do that. - there's a law. - there's a law that says that non-profits like the donald j. trump foundation can not get involved in political campaigns. to me i thought what clearer evidence could there be that he's using his charity as a prop? so that was one thing that i was interested in. the other thing was i saw him give out these big novelty checks and then he stopped. and he'd only given out about $1 million. and

them and free humanity is they are easily susceptible to 2000-200stef itemized tax returns from donald j. trumpease them then? >> i said i'd have to get back to you on that. >> stephen: he's consistent, he's cannot. of course, who has time to worry about taxes when we're about to go to war with north korea. but never fear, the white house sent mike pence to the d.m.z., and because the situation is so serious, he wore his top gun halloween costume. ( laughter ) ♪ the danger zone i would like to see-- i wouldn't mind-- i would like to see mike pence play shirtless volleyball in blue jeans. >> jon: yeah, that would be nice. >> stephen: obviously, if his wife was there. and pence has got his work cut out for him because yesterday a north korean u.n. representative warned "thermonuclear war may break out at any moment." now, this show pre-tapes, so if you're watching this at home right now, we made it! to... ( cheers and applause ) 11-- 11:41. i'm going to call 11:41. and this time, it isn't north korea with an erratic, trigger-happy leader. according to one russian official, "trump is more impulsiv

it's a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter. >> a contract. i'm not saying that contract is in breach, but most of the items on that action plan have yet to come to fruition so the trump administration right now cramming like a college kid during finals week in an attempt to deliver on some of the promises that brought his voters to the polls in november. so far if you are scoring at home, only one of the ten promises for legislation in a then candidate trump made in his contract with the american voter even made it to the house. that republican health care bill, it died. so far we have seen a real journey, one that's taken this president from i alone can fix it to nobody knew issues like health care could be this complicated to i said nato is obsolete not knowing much about nato. one thing, however, has remained consistent, this president's fixation on approval polls and rates and sometimes rehashing the 2016 election. despite new polls that show record low approval ratings for this young of a presidency, 40% according to gallup, that's a maj

>> first of all, i don't think donald j. trump worries a lot about next saturday. >> except for golf. >> not yet. except for golf. empire. he's been very patient. think stephanie had it right. >> you're describing donald trump adds patient? >> very. he's patient strategically. look at what he went through to be president. this is a guy who said,ky be president. everyone else literally lafd at him. here's what i think he's got to do. and i think he will do. the odds are very high that the house republicans will pass a health reform bill. >> maybe not next week but sometime -- >> the odds are high that by next friday, they'll pass a one-week extension, not close the government. they may then pass another week extension. they're all going to budge it up. conservative supreme court justice. done. coming across the border down by 65%, 70%. that's a fact. having a guy like john kelly in charge very impressive if you're a security. they've passed 28 bills. have had 25 or 26 executive orders. if you're a normal trump supporter, you think,

you don't really want to watch, buey now let's welcome the candidat -- donald j. trump secretary hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! how are you? hello, chris. thank you for having me. in the first debate, i set the table. in the second debate, i fired up the grill. and tonight... i feast. >> chris, i'm going to start this debate in the quietest voice possible. in the past, i have been big and loud. but tonight, i am a sweet little baby trump. >> that is good to hear. our first question is for you, and it is about reproductive rights.

j. trump jr. and eric -- donald j. trump jr. and eric trump. two, in support of the long standing tradition of the disclosure of tax returns of presidents and presidential candidates, the secretary of the treasury is directed to provide the committee on ways and means with the tax reform information of donald j. trump for tax years 2007 through 2016 for review in closed executive session by the committee as provided you should under section 6103 of the internal revenue code of 198 -- of 1986. and directs the committee to hold a vote on recording such information to the full house of representatives. three, the director of the office on government ethics is directed to publish any waiver or exception granted to any officer or employee of the government to the january 28, 2017, executive order entitled ethics commitments by executive branch appointees. four, the administrator of the general services is directed to provide the committee on oversight and government reform of the house of representatives with any legal analysis supporting its march

speaking of twitter trolls, president donald j. trumphe announced april is not just for fools. >> trump is proclaiming april 2017 national sexual assault awareness and prevention month. ( "hail to the chief" playing ) >> trevor: yeah! ( immitating donald trump ) trump -- thanks, president trump, it's officially sexual assault awareness and prevention month. yes, you know how trump can celebrate? by calling out his propaganda partner bill o'reilly at fox news. yeah! but this is a decision we can get behind in a respectful manner -- no touching, no sneaking -- just get behind it respectfully. it is something we can get behind because what's impressive is that trump is finally following presidential tradition because obama started this month, right? and now trump is following suit which is super rare. could this be the pivot, people? is that elusive presidential prift, the sasquatch of trump's presidency? anything obama started trump discarded, the white house correspondents dinner? you want to throw the first pitch? eat (bleep). want to be

in 2013, any people pointing out that donaldj in 2013, any people pointing out that donald j trump, indonald] trump, as he was then, tweeted that the president must get congressional approval before attacking syria. big mistake if he does not. is there an issue there today? i don't think there is legally. we'll see politically if there is. president obama that decision to consult congress after he saw the way that the vote went in parliament in britain. we can have a vote about whether to intervene in the syria civil war. part of it voted against it. mr obama up until that point had been preparing to launch strikes in response to the chemical weapons attack and then he decided to consult congress. we know what happened after that. we will see whether there will be a strong push back from congress. i saw the tweet of one democratic congress person who said congress should decide and i imagine there will be voices like that raised. i don't know how strong they will be, especially depending on where this goes, if it is very limited and very related to an horrific act like the chemical wea

. >> donkey of the day for friday, february 17th, is the celebrity in chief donald j. trumpany times has donald trump been condonkey of the day? >> oh my god, he leads the pack as far as donkeys by far. >> you were hugely credit careful him, how is he doing as president? >> he sucks. and i'm still hugely critical of him. come on. we've seen what he's done his first 100 days in the white house. it's been utter turmoil and confusion. like you know, he's the president that i knew from day one wasn't interested in building bridges, he wants to build walls. >> if you want to talk about protecting black communities -- >> reporter: charlamagne has tried to build bridges, creating a relationship with the young conservative firebrand tomi lahren. >> are you friends with tomi lahren? >> no. friends is a strong word. she's a media associate. >> you've taken some heat though for this association with her. >> oh, man, did i. >> reporter: many of his fans have been furious he would spend time with somebody like lahren. >> do you think it's justified? or are people overreacting? >> i don't

maria: ""mornings with maria,"" i'll have an exclusive interview with president donald j. trump. rump sitting down with me this upcoming week.fe i'll see you tomorrow. expedia, everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com howie: on the "buzzfeed" the president launches airstrikes against syria. the change in donald trump's stance on syria and the surprising media coverage. >> u.s. military forces just waged a wave of cruise missiles against syria getting back at assad regime after that attack on women and children. >> it has fallen to donald trump to enforce the red line first enunciated

. >> donkey of the day for friday is donald j. trumpany times has donald trump been iky of the damoney d >> he leads the pack by far. >> you were critical of him during the campaign. >> i'm still critical of him. we've seen his first 100 days in the white house. it's been utter turmoil and confusion. he's the president i knew from day one wasn't interested in building bridges, he wants to build walls. >> if you want to talk about protecting black communities -- >> reporter: charlemagne has tried to build bridges, creating a relationship with the young conservative firebrand tomi lahren. >> are you friends with tomi lahren? >> no. friends as strong word. she's a media associate. >> you've taken some heat >> oh, man, did i. >> reporter: many of his fans have been furious he would spend time with somebody like lahren. >> do you think it's justified? or are people overreacting? >> i don't ever have a problem with my community checking me. when they think that i'm moving the wrong way. because i don't have a problem checking somebody. if i t

for $35 million it's yours a luxurious home owned by donald j. trump revocable trust. about vacationing in a caribbean villa. you can rent it for $42,000 from another trump business. or go west and get your own high end condo in the las vegas trump tower, operated by yet another trump entity. cbs news has confirmed seven condos sold to buyers here for a total $2.3 million since mr. trump was elected president. who benefits? newly revealed language in donald trump's trust first reported by republica shows he can get money from these type of transactions whenever he wants and not disclose a thing despite what his lawyer said back in january. >> he's isolating himself from his business interest. >> reporter: that might not look good when you're talking about the president. >> even if we trust the president not to be influenced the appearance is dreadful. >> reporter: why should anyone care? because if people know mr. trump is personally making a profit from a specific transaction they might try to get something in return. >> from the point of view of people doing business

. >> donald j. trumplling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> narrator: these statements were, as the judge said... (crowd chanting) the travel ban also prompted a nationwide uproar in support of the muslim community. >> muslims are now becoming more like those groups that most americans recognize as having been historically... been discriminated against. >> narrator: while american democracy hangs in the balance, how the country faces up to these latest challenges remains to be seen. >> my parents were immigrants and they always talked about america as the best place for jews, as the place that was not... well, they all came from eastern europe. i mean, they lived in horrible circumstances, and i'd hate to think that they had been wrong. >> it is the responsibility of all americans to deal with all of their prejudices and antipathies. i was certainly raised in an islamophobic environment myself. i had my own trajectory of having to work through many of those biases

katty: how did donald j. trump's first 100 days compare?t flourish, he has signed 30 executive orders. with the stroke of his pen, he has cut business regulations, rolled back environmental protections, and given oil pipelines the green light, but some trump orders have floundered. two travel bans and in order to withdraw funding from sanctuary cities are caught in legal challenges. his biggest victory was probably this man. it's america's newest supreme court justice, confirmed by congress on day 77. haven'tmpaign pledges gotten so far. the promise to repeal and replace obamacare is tied up in congress. there is no money to build that wall along the border with mexico, and wholesale tax reform is on at the chopping block. it won't be easy to get that passed either. on foreign policy, mr. trump has kept us guessing. he bombed syria, defying supporters who didn't want another middle east engagement. he wooed the chinese president at mar-a-lago. north korea brandished its hardware, and the white house ratcheted up tension, but then said a mil

donald trump dan chad lowe. it's not going to happen. chad lowe. my prediction for the comedians, they will hit all the targets. it will be donald trump, donald j. ump, ivanka trump. fox news. donald trump, fox news. that is what they are going to do. that's how broad they will get because that's all they can do. >> we still want people to tuned into your show tomorrow night. >> he said screw that. why should he be there entertaining? he knows what they're going to do. >> straightahead, his pot legalization making things more dangerous for you on the road? that debate, when we come ♪ >> a new report shows that in 2015, 43% of drivers tested in fatal accidents had used drugs. that's compared to 37% of drivers who were above the legal limit for alcohol. it's first time ever that the drug driving figure tops the drunk driving tally and fatal accidents. what about this? >> this is something i've really been focused on as a prosecutor in san francisco and los angele los angeles. when you start out in the d.a. office, you start out and prosecute a lot of drunk driving cases. i saw an increase in people who were pulled over for being under the influence

for $35 million its yours, a luxurious home owned by the donald j. trump revokable trust. what about vacationing at a caribbean villa? you can rent it from another trump business for $42,000 a week. or you can go west and get your own high-end condo in the las vegas trump tower, operated by yet another trump entity. cbs news has confirmed seven condos sold to buyers here for a total $2.3 million since mr. trump was elected president. who benefits? language in donald trump's trust, first reported by pro-publica, shows he can get money from these types of transactions whenever he wants and never disclose a thing, in point of what his lawyer sherry dylan said back in january. >> he's completely isolating himself from his business interests. >> reporter: trust and estate lawyer fred tansill says that might not look good when you're talking about the president. >> even if we trust the president not to be influenced, the appearance is not good. >> reporter: why should people care in because if people mow mr. trump is personally making a profit from a specific transaction, they mi

berkeley and we drove all the way up here to support free speech and to stand up for our president, donald j. trump. >> reporter: we caught up with this group of trump supporters who bused up from southern california. >> we are here just to support the president, to express ourselves. everybody has their strong opinions. >> we didn't come for a fight. we are not challenging the people of berkeley. all we want is a chance to say what we believe, support our president and then leave. >> we won a great victory. they suffered a real defeat. they are in disarray. they were not able to successfully bring her to campus because they lacked the numbers and support of the students on this campus, even in the surrounding community. they didn't have the support to do that. and so that's why -- >> there are many voices in the surrounding community saying, wait a minute! freedom of speech was born here. why not let it ride? why not let them speak no matter how obnoxious you find them? >> again, again, i think it's a diversion. >> you're not letting them speak. that is true. >> but, no -- we said protest. >> but

donald trump dan chad lowe. it's not going to happen. chad lowe. my prediction for the comedians, they will hit all the targets. it will be donald trump, donald j. ump, ivanka trump. fox news. donald trump, fox news. that is what they are going to do. that's how broad they will get because that's all they can do. >> we still want people to tuned into your show tomorrow night. >> he said screw that. why should he be there entertaining? he knows what they're going to do. >> straightahead, his pot legalization making things more dangerous for you on the road? that debate, when we come back. , which matched my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. so i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com. (keybdear freshpet, tank was overweight and had no energy. until freshpet... put the puppy back in my dog. when you have digestive sensitivities, some foods leave your stomach in knots... (groan) ...with bloating, discomfort, cramps, and gas. (sigh) try pronourish drink, a unique nutritional drink that's high in protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup, and it's low in fodmap in

be the first to pee in their pants and run under their desks and thank their lucky stars the donald j. trump have the guts and the instincts to put on their big boy pants every morning and confront real danger confronting america today. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. joining me now is counselor to the president of the united states, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, am i right or wrong or somewhere in the middle. >> you are certainly high energy. if you look at the russian obsess, the conclusion in search of evidence. it's as though the machines that develop the chyrons are broken. they say the same thing every day. the mainstream media is making the american people suffer from information underload. to start a commission this week on opioid abuse which an epidemic. it quadrupled since 1999. with jared's office of american innovation as well as the opioid abuse commission led by governor chris christie. our female cabinet lang ministers, and our first lady who speaks multiple languages, i speak one. the president is unleashing -- he's getting all these thin

donald j. trump jr., who said in 2008, in terms of high-end product influx into the united states, russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets, say in dubai and certainly our project in sojo and anywhere in new york, we see a lot of money pouring in from russia. president trump, he's invested in the past in russia. over half a dozen trademarks granted to him in russia. he tried to peddle in russia. a miss universe contest he held in moscow in 2013. and russia has invested in our president. there are russian business owners who have bought condos in his trump tower building. there are loans from banks that have paid fines for laundering money through russia. nd there's a home sale in 2008 for over where the president reaped 129% in profit. he bought a home in 2004 in west palm beach for $40 million. sold it in 2008 as the real estate market was collapsing for over $90 million. sold it to a russian businessman known as the fertilizer king. no one else in that zip cod

it's a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter. >> stephen: the "j" stands for "just kidding." ( laughter ) ( applause ) psych! just -- ( applause ) besides, that contract would never hold up in court, since it was signed by an e.k.g. machine. ( laughter ) but the thing that i noticed about this interview is that, in a sit-down, one-on-one conversation a lot of his answers were "unintelligible." 16 times. are they not allowed a follow up question? for instance, "huh?" it was stuff like this: >> secretary mnuchin is a very talented person, very smart. very successful... (mumbles) i mean, we're going to be doing major tax reform. here's part of your story, it's going to be a big-- (mumbles) -- and i say this to people-- i never realized how big it was. everything's so -- (unintelligible) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: so 16 times, the president of the united states, 16 unintelligible. does he just start talking without knowing how he's going to finish his sentence? he's like a third grader faking his way

coming up, comments on donald j. trump to the nra and its lobbying arm. n.o.w. hearing from wayne law pierre. >> i know your excited to see president trump. i am, too. in america gun owners can already see a real difference sip the election-especially now supreme court. [applause] >> i know you all join me in saying, thank you, mr. president, and keep it up. [applause] we must do all we took support our president because as you know, there's an intense war that's being way. ed by leftist zealots to destroy president trump and destroy his administration. they'll seemingly stop at nothing including tearing apart our country. it's all part of a larger war being waged right now against truth in america. it's a calculated, orchestrate. attack against the value upon which our great nation was founded. against our uniquely american true freedom. if we don't stand up to them, and i mean now, an entire generation of americans could be lost. and our nation, along with them. it's up to us to speak up against the three most dangerous voices in america. academic elites, poli

i have never seen as much confidence in anybody as there is in donald j. trump in the financial community. that tells you things are on track. he is going to get tax reform. i would not be surprised if this week he did not get the health care. he would get the tax reform. again.appy days here i have never been so fired up. reagan was my hero but now i think i have to put trump in there. he has appointed highly successful people. stock marketthe for 50 years and i feel so great about the future of the country and my children and grandchildren. i am so fired up i have a hard time sleeping at night. host: thank you joe. we always enjoy hearing from you. the philadelphia inquirer is reporting on where the president will spend his 100th day in office. in harrisburg, pennsylvania. the president holding a rally to mark the 100 days, a. -- next saturday evening the president tweeting "i will hold a big rally in pennsylvania. look forward to it. oh the president chose pennsylvania as the backdrop for a major rally acknowledging his his win.s he role in in december he was

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