. >>> the white house says president donald j. trump is planning a major speech tomorrow about afghanistan. >>> good evening. >> we begin with excitement and preparations for tomorrow's solar eclipse.>> leigh martinez was at the science hall in berkeley at an eclipse preview event. >> reporter: there is actually one experiment i was pretty invested in and i was watching an 8-year-old and her mother try to re-create an eclipse using a yardstick and two small balls. we couldn't get it right, everyone over at the berkeley campus is telling us to be prepared tomorrow morning at 9 am and then at 10:15 am we will get the peak hour, that is when we will see three quarters of the moon covering the son. trying to create an eclipse is a task of lila and her mom. getting the shadow of the small ball on the big ball is proving to be difficult. it drives home the point that the eclipse is unique. >> the sun and the moon take up a little space in the sky and the idea of them being in the same direction at the same time, that's a rare event. >> report

he added his team is working to get president donald j. trump reelected in 2020. the new york times has not responded. >>> rod rosenstein said the justice department does not intend to go after journalists and crack down on leakers.>> we need to look at everything before we get them, the facts and circumstances, the harm, the circumstances, that is more important than who it is. we identify no matter what their position. if they violated the law, it warrants prosecution.>>> he also said robert mueller has the authority to investigate any crimes he might uncover in the russian pro-. the president has repeatedly dismissed the investigation amid frequent reports that mueller is looking into the financial dealings of members of tramps -- trump's campaign. >>> a global campaign to punish north korea's mezzo -- missile tests. this comes a day after the un voted to impose economic sanctions on north korea. lauren blanchard has latest. >> reporter: after to an intercontinental ballistic missile tests last month, the security council approved the tougher sanctions. the u.s

inauguration day became a flash point. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: just blocks away some members of lacy macaulay's antifa group, disrupt j-20, swung into action. >> there's a large undertaking to oppose the operation of donald j. trump. >> reporter: macaulay believes hate speech is the equivalent of violence and can be answered with violence. and we've seen her tame on armed white supremacists with little more than a bullhorn. >> so why do these confrontations always get so violent? >> yes, you might have your hot-headed 19-year-olds on antifa who i know are actually trying to act in self-defense. >> reporter: but what about the vandalism and harassment here of an inaugural ball guest perpetrated by some of her associates using so-called black bloc tactics? >> everyone wears the same color, hey, basic black, it's trendy and also just wearing the mask again to conceal your identity. >> reporter: the world got a glimpse of these tactics in action when some in macaulay's group clad all in black smashed the windows of a starbucks and a bank of america. >> breaking a window is a symbolic act. windows break all the time. thing

. >> the man who will be the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: while the alt-right rejoiced. >> the alt-right is an overwhelmingly young movement. >> reporter: it was at this notorious conference in november that much of the country was introduced to richard spencer. the self-styled intellectual who coined the term "alt-right." >> because donald trump means that the world's changing. it means that something new is coming into the political reality. >> reporter: several eagerly joined in, some giving an enthusiastic nazi salute. >> hail trump! hail our people. hail victory. >> let's not sugar-coat this. he's a nazi. >> reporter: a lot of americans who saw that, it was terrifying. >> i knew that i was being highly provocative when i said "hail trump." i don't think there's anything wrong with saying that. >> reporter: to be clear, most trump supporters aren't alt-right demonstrators. most trump resisters are not antifa. but those mobilized minorities at the extremes can have a big impact. and january 20th inauguration day became a fla

donald j trump! donald trump is never happier than when he is out of washington.ng crowd in west virginia, the problems of russia, collusion, special councils and grand juries a long way from these country roads. special counsels and grand juries a long way from these country roads. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight, any russians? cheering and applause. the russia story is a totalfabrication. it is just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics, that's all it is. he didn't mention the special counsel by name but had him in his sights when he said this. i just hope the final determination is a truly honest one. a grand jury is made up of members of the public meeting behind closed doors to consider the evidence that has been gathered. they can force people to testify or to hand over evidence. they will decide whether the material is strong enough to proceed to a criminal trial. but crucially, they don't decide if a potential defendant is innocent or guilty. that is done

donald j trump! donald trump is never happier than when he is out of washington. an adoring crowd in west virginia, the problems of russia, collusion, special counsels and grand juries a long way from these country roads. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight, any russians? cheering and applause. the russia story is a totalfabrication. it is just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics, that's all it is. he didn't mention the special counsel by name but had him in his sights when he said this. i just hope the final determination is a truly honest one. a grand jury is made up of members of the public meeting behind closed doors to consider the evidence that has been gathered. they can force people to testify or to hand over evidence. they will decide whether the material is strong enough to proceed to a criminal trial. but crucially, they don't decide if a potential defendant is innocent or guilty. that is done by a conventionaljury. of course, it may be the grand jury me

and so, like i said, the outsider -- donald j. trumpdent -- is doing exactly what he said he would do. he's rolling back regulations that were killing jobs. he got us out of this paris accord. he is, you know, making -- i think they got the money now for the down payment for the border wall. these are all issues that face americans. it has zero to do with our race. we've got to be selfish with our country. we've got to take our nation back, and that's what all the voters who went out to vote for donald trump decided. we said we're tired of illegal aliens getting a better shake than a military person. we're tired of people immigrating into high-skilled jobs while americans are unemployed. there are so many topics, i can go on and on. but it had zero to do with race. what it had to do was americans are tired of getting neglected, and we wanted the person in office who was saying america first, and he is still saying america first. elizabeth: if you could sit down with democrats and talk to them -- >> sure. elizabeth: -- leaders of the dem

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great president, donald j. trump. president trump: i want to thank your great governor.aving big jim as a republican is such an honor, i will tell you. such an honor. fantastic man. a fantastic guy. and thank you, jim, very much. all over the nation they are watching and they really appreciate that. we have another friend with us for us ono voted , andh care, and honestly how the republicans and the democrats let us down on that is hard to believe. repeal and replace. hard to believe. hard to believe. senators. but a senator who voted for it, shelley moore capital, who is here with us tonight. thank you. jim came to the oval office a couple weeks ago and we talked about how we are all working together to open up the coal , and also,is state very importantly, to create jobs in furniture, manufacturing, and other forms of manufacturing. very important to jim. but governor justice did something else very important tonight. he showed the country that our agenda rises above left or right. it is important to all of the people, especially big tens of millions of forgotten ameri

in the backdrop said donald j. trump. it was very much to tell the version of the story they would like to tell. but back on the subject that richard was talking about, i think this is very important. you know that, hotel was under construction for two years before donald trump became president. >> it wasn't doing so well. >> unless he's clairvoyant and knew he was going to be president in fact, he didn't probably know he would be president till election night like the rest of us believed. so i think it's a little much to suggest that this was some sort of a planned way to profit from the presidency. now, the fact that it is being used it's not where i stay when i'm in the district. the fact that it's being used by folks that's on them to think somehow the president is checking who is staying in his hotel any given night. >> doesn't that make the argument for the people who say he should have divested himself from his businesses or sold them? >> it's going to be hard for him to divest all of his things. as richard knows,

gina loudon, political analyst and donald j. trump for president inc. campos duffy join me now. gina, i'll start with you. how much do you think we can thank trump's badgering, his bully pulpit for this announcement? [laughter] >> he did this with a tweet, gerri. [laughter] when you boil it all down to the fact -- gerri: oh, come on. >> how can you not enjoy his ability to use unconventional methods like a tweet? remember when obama brought $1.6 billion to the american economy? oh, wait. you know, this is the president. being innovative, being the businessman that his base elected him to be and getting the job done. if we stop looking at the avenues that he takes to get to winning, we could just look at the winning and be happy about it. [laughter] gerri: well, you make a really good point. you do. i was looking at the number of times the president met with business leaders, you know, ceos from the industries. since he's been in office, he's met something like 31 times, and he's not always nice to these guys. sometimes he kind of, you know, is sweet tal

here is candidate donald j. trump one year ago today. >> our job is not to make life more comfortable for the rye on thor or the robber or the looter or the violent disrupter. for everyone violent protest or, there are a hundred moms and dads and kids on the same city block who just want to be able to sleep safely at night. they want safety. my opponent, hillary, would rather protect the offender than the victim. >> okay. let me just repeat that last part for you. my opponent would rather protect the offenderer than the victim. fast toward one year. here is what president trump had to say tuesday about the deadlyville in charlottesville. >> you had a group on one sid that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent and nobody wants to say that. but i'll say it right now. you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> to the president there were two groups in charlottesville on saturday with, quote, very fine people on both s

these say "45th president donald j. trump," and his inauguration date.le you get drunk, you can enjoy those. [ laughter ] and what else? oh, and -- oh, and some beer coozies. it's like a swag bag you get at a monster truck rally. [ cheers and applause ] so there you go. i can't wait to see what we get next month. maybe a squirrel that got hit by a truck with his name on it. [ laughter ] this is a real thing too. although this does not seem to be affiliated with donald trump himself. this is a real advertisement for a product that is targeted at who i have no idea. >> the wind whispered through the forest. a storm is coming. you cannot defeat the storm. from the trees rose a resounding voice. i fear nothing. i come when the trumpet sounds. i am the storm. the great american grizzly. introducing the original trumpy bear. the fearless, super plush american grizzly. trumpy bear was born june 14th, flag day. just find the secret zipper and pull out the american flag-themed blanket. then wrap yourself in the red, white and blue for comfort and warmth. show you

>> we won the presidency because of donald j. trump. unbelievable politician. >> seth: that's right, trump's new communication director is wall street financier anthony scaramucci. now we're talking! i mean, look at this guy. he is a human pinkie ring. [ laughter ] he is the human embodiment of a double-parked bmw. [ light laughter ] he looks like the guy who leaves a doo-wop group over creative differences. [ laughter ] he looks like the only magician you could get on short notice. [ light laughter ] i could go on and on. you know what? let's. he definitely calls waitresses "sweetheart." [ light laughter ] his yearbook quote was, "don't worry about it." [ laughter ] so what does the mooch have that spicey doesn't, besides a job? well, so far we know he's very good at one thing -- lavishing praise on donald trump, as scaramucci did at his first white house press conference on friday, even complimenting the president's alleged prowess at sports. >> i think he's got some of the best political instincts in the world, and perhaps in history.

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thank you for this conversation. >> god bless you and god bless america and god bless donald j. trumpident. >> all right, be well. poppy? >>> he is a hero and rightly being hailed as such for pushing his fiance out of the way as the car plowed into the counter protesters in charlottesville. the couple who also was such close friends with heather heyer, will join us live. jooirnlgtsd boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. . >>> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, it has no place in america. >> better late than never. i'm glad the president called evil by name. >> it's too little too late. one's initial response is the most important response. >> hours after condemning white supremacists the president retweeting a prominent supporter and conspiracy theori

but this is an issue that we campaigned on, the american people voted for by electing donald j. trump as their president and that is of enormous importance to the american economy. again, we're protecting blue collar workers and bringing in workers to add to the economy. i think this is a -- it's a historic moment that happened today. again, the biggest proposed change that would take place in 50 years is at a time in which you have automation that is replacing a lot of jobs in the united states, and bringing in workers to compete directly against the workers that are either losing their jobs to automation or who can't find work because there's not enough jobs for workers in their own country without education. so particularly -- go to an american city that has labor force problems. wherever that may be. say detroit. is it fair or right or proper that if, say, you open up a new business in detroit that the unemployed workers of detroit have to compete against an endless flow of unskilled workers for the same jobs, reducing pay and reducing the chance of getting jobs while at the same

the united states military adventure in afghanistan will still be going strong under president donald j. trump despite despite his numerous campaign trail statements to the contrary a monday night president trump took to the podium and the airwaves like presidents george w. bush and barack obama before him to once again pledge the united states's undying commitment to waging war inside of afghanistan and what truly has become the war that never ends don't worry i will sing the song this time the president under the auspices of not wanting to give away our plans to the enemy offered little to no actual information to the seventeen million plus who tuned in on what the next phase of you has occupation of afghanistan will be he did proclaim however from now on victory will have a clear definition attacking our enemies will be literate eating ice is crushing al qaeda preventing the taliban.

enough for me to feel and to know that same spirit was in that room. , people waiting to see donald j. trump. host: you have something that is a rare ticket, privileges to be president. what does that mean? omarosa: that is part of my job. i don't know why everybody focuses on that. if you don't talk to the president, how are you supposed to communicate his views and vision, perspectives? that comes with being a director of communications. it is also dictated by him. he allows people to have access to him because he is transparent . he has nothing to hide. he talks directly to the people, utilizing media, including twitter. he is accessible. that is why americans like this president and support him. host: is he different privately? omarosa: i wish people could see .ore of his wit and humor when he gets going, telling a joke, it's pretty incredible. i've had quite a few laughs with the campaign trail. we would get going about something. i would love to see the country get a glimpse of that. now that he is here, he is so incredibly focused. he is laser focused on delivering the promises he mad

with all due respect to a very recent caller that described donald trump as only being interested in money and i believe our president, donald j. trump, loves america. that kind of biased comment does not help to heal our nation. i think we need to do that. respectt with all due for my fellow americans as a christian american which i am. paul: thank you for calling. judy from california. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. that i haveto say heard that congress is working , 22 republicans and 23 democrats are working on a health care bill to at least stabilize the market for the coming year. i do think it is really important that congress gets up to some bipartisan legislation. i don't think we can do anything with one sided nests -- one that the trump administration has in place. there are other peoples who have issues and the only way we can advance this country is by working together so i was really encouraged to see some i partisanship going on. we can that is the way accomplish all the agendas, the tax reform, the upcoming budget, and all those things. i was just really encouraged that they are reaching acr

these are live pictures from bedminster, new jersey, where the president of the united states, donald j. trumpected to address the nation shortly about the ongoing situation in charlottesville, virginia, where violent protests have erupted around the removal of a statue of the confederate general, robert e. lee. both white nationalists and members of the ku klux klan have clashed with counterprotesters made up of clergy, members of the black lives matter, anti-fascist groups, and this is, of course, the home of the university of virginia, very progressive place. the scene playing out today, though, is scenes of violence, scenes of racism, and scenes of bigotry. it devolved into the afternoon into a car -- you're looking at these pictures right now -- ramming into innocent bystanders formed of counterprotesters to that earlier clash earlier in the day. we have seen pictures of injuries. we have seen pictures of cars with blood splattered on the windshield, and we know that a car from the images that we are getting in, drove into this area filled with pedestrians, catapulted, i think, is the onl

president donald j. trump who took to the stage this week to announce a new move to fix our infrastructure issues take it away don my administration is working every day to deliver the world class infrastructure that our people deserve and frankly that our country deserves that's why i just signed a new executive order to dramatically reform the nation's badly broken infrastructure permeating process so with president trump and transportation sector secretary elaine chao playing the roles of chip enjoy the games like start watching the hawks. look. at the bottom if you. like you know that i got. this. week so. welcome everyone watching the hawks i rolled her up. so. you know yes i think we do need a fixer upper in terms of this country massively two trillion dollars worth of parity wealth three trillion would be nice let's start with his proposal i mean he's basically saying he wants to get a trillion dollars going but we know from his budget plan that it's only about two hundred billion he's currently allocat

although i agree with donald j trump on this, there is a significant difference between donald trump and wilson. wilson was not going to engage in war to bring about, he was not an imperialist.he was an idealist, a moralist but he was not a utopia and he was not an imperialist. therefore, you create something like this that would protect democracy in foster democracies where they had some chance of existing. but he was not going to send in the troops to enforce people to do this. donald trump so far as i can see is not interested in a league with anybody. he is leaving the paris climate accord, leaving the trans-pacific economic agreement.he is leaving the kinds of multinational organizations that can sponsor democracy and alliances among democratic peoples.for this reason although you can see the superficial similarity between wilson and donald trump. in fact, the differences outweigh the similarities. the second and i'm going to conclude unless, is something that i haven't talked about it all. and that is the neoliberal economic globalization. now, this is something that you might

the gop republican candidate for president but donaldj republican candidate for president but donald j trumpcandidate for president but donald] trump wasn't an establishment individual. think about the fact, the first time since 1766, the first time in american history we have a president of the united states who has never served in public office before, not even as a governor, and who has never held senior military rank like eisenhower or washington. first senior military rank like eisenhower orwashington. first time senior military rank like eisenhower or washington. first time ever. stephen, why do you think that is? because the american people are fed up because the american people are fed up with the establishment writ large, including the gop, left and right. looking at the last 20 years they say you haven't served us well, whether it is wars in iraq, afghanistan, the state of the economy, the bloated government, the fa ct if economy, the bloated government, the fact if you get a job in government it's a job for life. the president is not from the establishment. as a result members of

the american people voted for by electing donald j. trump. we are predicting blue-collar workers and bringing in workers who can add to the economy. i really think this is a historic moment that happened today. again, the biggest proposed change that would take place in 50 years, at a time in which you have automation that is replacing a lot of jobs in the united states, you have american workers without high school diplomas who have very low per participation rates in the labor force, and then you are bringing in workers to compete directly against the workers who are either losing their jobs to automation or who cannot find work because there is not enough jobs for workers in our own country without education. go to an american city that has labor force problems, wherever that may be. say, detroit. how is it fair or right or proper that, if, say, you open up a new business in detroit, that the unemployed workers in detroit will have to compete against an endless flow of workers for the same jobs and reduce their chances of getting those job

outside,ks that stood for eight or nine hours, waiting to see donald j trump.host: you have something that is a rare ticket, walk-in privileges to the president of the united states. what does that mean? omarosa: that is part of my job. i don't know why everybody focuses on that. [laughter] if you do not talk with the president, how are you supposed to communicate his views, his vision, his perspective? that comes with being a director of communications for this president. it is also dictated by him. he allows people to have access to him because he is so transparent, he has nothing to hide. in fact, he talks directly to people, utilizing all forms of media including twitter. and he is accessible. that is why americans like this president and that is why they support him. host: is he different privately? omarosa: i wish people could see more of his wit and humor. you know, when he gets going, telling a joke, it is pretty incredible. i've had quite a few laughs with him during the campaign trail. we would get going about something. i would love to see the countr

my friends, our great president, donald j. trump.k your great governor. having big jim as a republican is such an honor. i will tell you, such an honor. it is a fantastic man, a fantastic guy. and thank you, jim, very much . all over the nation, they are watching, and they really appreciate that. and we have another friend with us tonight who voted for us on health care, and honestly, how the republicans and the democrats let us down on that is hard to believe. repeal and replace. hard to believe. hard to believe. crowd booing[-- [crowd booing] president trump senators. : a senator who voted for us, shelly moore, who is here with us tonight. thank you, shelly. jim came to the oval office a couple of weeks ago. and we talked about how we are working together to open up the coal mines in this state and also, very importantly, to create jobs in furniture manufacturing and other forms of manufacturing. very important to jim. [cheering] trump: but governor justice did something else very important tonight. he showed the country that our a

this country needs to hear from the highest elected official in the land and that's president donald j. trump, period, full stop. alex, it was just a couple of weeks ago that general kelly was brought in to be chief of staff to bring some order out of chaos, hopefully calm down the almost random nonstop tweet storms. he didn't do very well at that. but right now, right now, right at this moment, both chief of staff general kelly and the president have a golden opportunity not just to come out and openly condemn this violence, but to take a specific and concrete action. and that is to fire steve bannon. and to paraphrase what the president said about how police should put suspects into cars, a statement that i strongly condemn, when he fires steve bannon, i don't think he should be too nice about it. >> i want to also bring you the latest statement just coming in to us from the gop chairwoman, rona romney mcdaniel who says the hate and bigotry on display in charlottesville is dangerous and cowardly. free speech may give them the right to do this, but also empowers us to unite to loudly speak o