. >> it was more like one ofke o of the -- all right --rig -- >> donald versus the t terminator. ad to hedda.he >> president trump took ok another dig at arnolddig at aold schwarzenegger, the new hostgger of the reality show "theow he apprentice" and donald --nald -- donald t-, and arnold wasold ws quick to fire back. b >> and they hired a big, big movie star arnoldrno schwarzenegger to take my place. and we know how that turnedrned out. ou the ratings went right down do the tubes. it's been a total disaster.isat. and mark will never, ever betet against trump again. and i want to just pray fort p arnold if we can for thosese ratings, okay. [lauter]r] >> donald, i have a greate a idea. why don't we switch jobs. j. you take over tv because you're such an expert ratingspe and i take over rtyour job.job. and then people can finallynay ee >> i think a lot of folks w aere actually surprised to see that reaction at the prayerhe r breakfast. ronica cleary is out right now getting the pulse of the people on this one.his one. ron today, you know, what are kh folks saying about this one.s >>

when you look at california, new york, but youbut look at all the states on the interior that went donald t trump's way, regardless off what's going on, moving forward it's a much smoother path forpah him than democrats. >> i would agree with that.that some of these states are deep red states. donald trump won missouri by 20 points and a republicanrepu incumbent with him.. > pennsylvania, being fromyl there,va bob case i is as conservative a democrat as you can get. he's kind of gone a little bit liberal and coming up you'reou going to see him moving back tok the center to the right. i'm from pennsylvania, also.also bob case i he's an interestinges case because he really hasn't angered people as much as some other states.othe i think he's in relative good position.po you look at mass9hr kill, joer k donnelly in indiana joe mansione in west virginia. a very solve idea red state.tate the road looks decent for the trump policies moving forward.oa especially as you look for the 2000 next two years. > al weaver with the pennsylvania connection. >> thanks, al. > kanye west says he isis changing h

. >> donald t tmp,, all o of the ththings he's dodoing now, wewew the instititution is going to change for thehe worse. we got the man's -- demands that you need to pay attttentionon t. we want education first and foremost, and rehababilitation. we want the money to be allocated some people know what is going on in the prison. amy: two of the four guards taken hostage were released wednesday. as of this morning, two are still hostage, and the uprising continues. in north dakakota, 76 water protectors fighting the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline were arrested wednesday after militarized police raided a new protest camp set up on historic sioux treaty land. the last child camp was established on the west side of highway 1806 near the main oceti sakowin camp. the land is now owned by energy transfer partners, the company behind the pipeline. this is water protector and former north dakota congngressioional candidate chae iron eyes. >> w we just established a new camp calald the lastst child cap in hononor of crazy horse, who creaeated that wawarrior societn 1873. amy: chase ironon eye

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h donald trump in all caps justl t tweeted see you in court.in cour the security of our nationally a t stake. donald trump just tweeted justjt a short time ago in all all caps -- >> i think that's worthorth mentioning all caps.ioni >> see you in court.>> the security of our nation isnan at stake. at s so, no surprise to you thatriset this was his response, nile.s >> no, not at all and in fact ft that's pretty consistent his response to the earlier ruling from the judge when hee was in esteban santiago sensest suggesting that the judgethe could be culpable were there t to be any attacks to happeno hpn while this ban was suspended.s >> there's so much to talkhere about here.out we are furiously going throughnt our computers and surfing forsur the latest information.in nile we certainly appreciateer you being here and trying to look for this.ing nile if you want to sticklole it around t ano d look through thel if you seeoo ankything else weee welcome it.welcome i maybe we come back to you aack little bit later in the show.ins >> okay. >> oka >> we talked about the tweets.lk if you're at

a girl -- stranded by preside donald trump's t >>> right now at 6:00, a girl 12 years old stranded by president donald trump's travel ban reunited with her family. that reunion just happened at sfo. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening to you and thank you for joining us on this sunday night. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. it's the moment families have been waiting for and they're reuniting with loved ones stranded because of donald trump's travel ban. >> just minutes ago this 12-year-old yemeni girl arrived at sfo to see her family. she's been stuck in limbo for more than a week. rick boone is live at the airport now with this emotional moment. rick, you were right there when

of people who contacted theirr members of parliament that t e overwhwhelming majority membersf parliaiament also oppose the ste visit of donaldmp. we havave heard unprerecedentedt the speakeker of thehe house, wt of t the most powerful positions in the houousef f commons, h hif has said he thinks it is absolutely inappropriate that if donald trump comes on a state visit that he should be allowed the honor of speaking in parliament to our parliament, but the house of commons and house of lords. this is an incredible rejection of donald trump and his agenda. we heard it last night and we heard it from across the political spectrum. it is now up to the government to listen to those voices. we have been here in the past where we have other prime minister's willing to accept an american agenda, and that led us into a disastrous war. too many people marched on the streets. that prime minister's reputation is in tatters now. i think there is a stark warning to theresa may that cozying up to donald trump could end up with her and her reputation being in similar tatters. amy: we want to thank you for being with us, asad rehman spokesp

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they are ignoring the facts relative to what president donald t trump and ths administration have thatwhat is going on, sean. >> sean: americans need jobs to get off poverty, out of food stamps, need to secure the borders, not let radical islamists in the country, pretty profound. herman, good to see you. coming up next in this busy news night on "hannity"... >> we are issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country. >> sean: the president says he will, in fact, sign a new executive action related to the travel ban next week. jay sekulow weighs in on the legal aspects of that. also tonight... >> so if i come back in 200 days, you're going to -- well, i made a promise -- >> here is what i am saying. we've mapped this out for 200 days. we have a plan to do that. we are on schedule. >> sean: yesterday, washington, i went to go interview the speaker of the house. we are starting a new segment tonight, "holding them accountable." we'll tell you all about it straight ahead. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. cha

appeared on the rachel maddow show and suggested the intelligence community may try to geget backt donald trump. >> youou take on t the intelligc community, thehey have six wayss from sundaday and getttting bact yoyou. so even for r a practicalal supppposedly hard-nonosed businenessman comining he is beg really dumb to do this. any code that was chuck schumer in january. some supporters of trump including breitbart news, are accusing the intelligence agencies of attempting to wait a deep state to againstst the president. meanwhile, some critics of trump are openly embracing such activity, like bill kristol, the prominent republican analyst. he wrote on twitter -- still with us, kill its are prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald of the intercept eking to us from rio de janeiro, brazil. explain what the deep state is an respond. >> the deep state, although there is no precise or scientific definition, generally refers to the agencies in washington that are permanent power factions. they say an exercise power even as presidents who are elected come and go. they typically exercise their powe

circuit court of ninth appeals heard arguments tuesdaday on whether toto restoe president donald t trump's executive order banning people from iraq, syria, iran, sudan, libya, somalia, and yemen from entering the united states. the case was brought by the states of washington and minnesota. the emergency hearing came just days after a judge in seattle imposed a nationwide temporary restraining order on the ban. on tuesday, three judges on the ninth circuit heard oral arguments via telelephone. two of the judges were appointed by democrats william canby and friedland, -- michelle friedland and one by a , republican, richard clifton. justice department lawyer august flentje argued trump's executive order was constitutional. >> congress has expressed the authorized by the president when it is necessary or when otherwise it would be detrimental to the interests of the united states. that is what the president did here. and the president determination that a 90 day pause was needed for the seven countries at issue here in order to ensure adequate standards -- language from the order -- for visa

this, donald t of trump. he's not free trade. he's not republican. he's not any of the things that the republican party was for. he wasn't even pro-choice until about two months ago or two years ago whenever. but the point is -- and he took over the republican party. he won. he took it over. and again -- w, so what happens in these eras of globalization there's a lot of flip flopping. was true in the 1870's in u.s. and true now. i remember reading this piece by karl roe saying after the victory it's great. we've created kind of a mckinley era. the republicans control the house, senate. you know president bush saying, you know, i've got -- i've earned some capital. i'm going to spend it. and there it was. then 2006, oh, my god, they all got beat. they were booked. why the democrats will control american for the next generation. the generations are shorter than they used to be. [laughter] and the second thing was so that obama -- so then president obama overreached, 2010, the republicans say -- so all that flip flopping is a result of this sort of econ

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a girl -- stranded by preside donald trump's t >>> right now at 6:00, a girl 12 years old stranded by president donald trump's travel ban reunited with her family. that reunion just happened at sfo. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening to you and thank you for joining us on this sunday night. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. it's the moment families have been waiting for and they're reuniting with loved ones stranded because of donald trump's travel ban. >> just minutes ago this 12-year-old yemeni girl arrived at sfo to see her family. she's been stuck in limbo for more than a week. rick boone is live at the airport now with this emotional moment. rick, you were right there when she saw her mother, her sister again after six years. >> reporter: lots of tears, lots of emotions, lots of gasps and lots of trying to think of words of what to say to their relatives this after not seeing each other for years and this little 12-year-old girl now an american citizen. yeah, we were there at the terminal. she walked out, her first moments when she looked around and i can

jane hubo, wearing a donald trump t-shirt, hugged the president and spoke briefly. he told the crowd, i and other supporters are why mr. trump won the election. he said the president is keeping the promises he made during the campaign. people later spoke with pamela brown. >> i would just say, president trump, i want to thank you so much for giving me this opportunity to come on stage like that. mr. president, i have been with you for two years. you probably heard this, every single second, every day. i am with you. i have got a six-foot cardboard box of president trump in my house. i salute that every single day. i pray and tell him, mr. president, i pray for your safety today. i am not lying. i do that every single day, to the president but it is cardboard. >> let me ask you. you said you have been with him from the very beginning. what is it about his message that has resonated with you? >> it is just way he speaks that is truth. it comes from the heart. that's the most important thing. it comes from his heart and he speaks the truth. that's what we believe and u

. > we begin with a developingng news this evening, the federal court refused to reinstate donald trump t ban. i'm tony perkins and the i'm shawn yancy. the three-judge panel from the san francisco voted unanimously to hold the lower court order. it did not have the authority to review the president's executive order that indefinitely suspends all any just so we're clear a refugios, from iraq,. so what's next, well, it iss likely the supreme court will review the case. fox5's marina maracco is live at dulles international with reaction, marina,. >>reporter: quite a starkrk contrast. not a single protestor, although the barricades are still up. the last forth international flights have already landed and the pro bono attorneys that have set up shop have packed up for the night. their workload significantt lighter. we spoke with one of thehe immigration lawyers that goes by the name of dulles justice.stic here's her take on what happenss next. the next step is either theyther take it up to the supreme court which i think would be a bad idea with with only ate sitting judges on the bench. i

in a way, trum donald trump is t saying what many people here believe. >> sreenivasan: all right, james jeffrey joining us from germany tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: a powerful pacific storm is blasting california this weekend with its heaviest rainfall in six years. the national weather service forecast a total of ten inches of rain in parts of southern california. utility crews today worked to restore power to 78,000 homes in los angeles. one man was electrocuted by a downed wire. 20 miles east of l.a., 180 homes were told to evacuate because of potential mudslides. in victorville, flash floods washed away cars, and one man drowned in his submerged vehicle. near sherman oaks, a sinkhole swallowed up two cars. more than 300 flights were delayed or canceled at los angeles international airport, and amtrak canceled service along the state's southern and central coast. one of the most notorious terrorists ever convicted in the united states, and serving a life sentence in prison, has died. the bureau of prisons announced today that the muslim sheik, omar abdel-

the supreme court nominee and donald trump's pick. .t's a live shot they will be appearing in just anutes. moments away. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak asia. a >> it has been a long day here in washington. just moments away from president trump announcing his new choice for the supreme court. we at the white house. certainly lots and lots of anticipation. is most likely, right now, the leading candidate for this job? >> this is a decision very close to the best. the president knows the answer and kept it very close. he wants to make it a big reveal. he's a former reality tv show star and he's having a primetime address. pick, it hasn't been that he is a very highly seen contester for this position. he's in the lead but you wouldn't put it past the president to have a surprise. >> have the president come out with two of his picks and announcing it live on television? .> is very in usual it has been from the get-go. to be usingy going the same set up that president obama used when he announced the death of osama bin laden. have the cameras on his picks and he wants to make it

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are following for you at 1:30678 immigrants across the country are skipping school and work t protest donald trump's immigration policy. >>> and they are headed off to penn state to raise money to fight childhood cancer the annual thon dance marathon is underway. >> we are awaiting a news conference from donald trump he is expected to announce his choice for a new nominee forever labor secretary. ing to note that the supportersave notd been ou back live when the president starts speaking and stream this news conference live at 6abc.com. >> immigrants across the country are staying home from school and work today to show how critical they are to the economy and way of life. a day without immigrant actions are going on across the country including here in philadelphia. katherine scott spoke with local people that joined the movement. >> stores are postedre . onchestnut closed and on nin clo

donald trump. what do we know about what might untold in melbourne, florida today? >> in many respects, it will be like we're looking back in time. this is very much like the tpaign rallies donald trump held through the last 18 months and even after he won the electi election, this rally in melbourne, florida, a place that is filled with donald trump supporters. we're expecting a big crowd there and they will be very supportive of this president. something that he seems to need after what has been a combative couple of weeks in the first part of his administration. >> ryan nobles, thanks so much. >> thank you. . the environmental protection agency welcomes new lly confirm leader, scott pruitt and the agency also included criticism of himself. lawmakers and others. calling the epa tone deaf, adversarial, and a runaway bureaucracy out of touch. but as rene marsh reports, controversy centers on pruitt and it's far from over. >> the nomination is confirmed. >> scott pruitt confirmed to the head of the environmental protection agency. the same agency he fought against as oklahoma's attorney general. the confirmation coming as pruitt faces a new court order. >> th

t. did donald trump no good at all. donald trump financed himself through a mixture of his own self-financing, much less, by the way, than he ever claimed, and, of course, he invoiced the taxpayer back for a lot of it. he did a lot of graphs that the taxpayer was paying very high prices, secret service on donald trump's plane. but still, he probably had a net contribution of some millions of dollars that came out of his own pocket. that's got nothing to do with citizens united. a candidate can spend unlimited funds on himself or herself. and for the rest, donald trump actually did better with small dollar donors than any republican did. again, a lot of those people were horribly scammed, but if your vision is a lot of $200 contributions, donald trump did better than any other republican getting those. one of the things that the 2016 cycle showed is citizens united has been a disaster for republicans. i've written a lot about this in the atlantic, and i urge the caller to look. a lot of those articles are online. citizen

he has problems with that the real crux of the story is the animosity between donald trump and at&t ate and cnn. they believe that that could be a problem getting deal done or spin-off or not zucker. bankers say a spin-off, i talked to a lot of bankers, that is still a possibility to get the job done, to get the deal done. here's the thing where you know there is some reality to this. if you listen to mr. pai, ajit pai, speaking with trish regan, he gave -- liz: said it hasn't come to his desk and he is not commenting on it. it may never come to his desk. >> talking about the free market. you would think the market would rise because he is not saying no to the deal. that is not true. the stock has barely budged. the stock is trading below $107 deal price. it is below 9. market says there -- liz: very close to the annual high, charlie, which is 97. >> that is not the question. the deal is priced at 190. it is not trading there. liz: how does it sit with you the president of the united states would demand removal after ceo of a company -- >> not saying definitely. we're saying might or s

i want us to apply the roules t donald trump just as we would have to anybody else. when you begin to turn a blind eye to people who are violating the law no matter what their intention, the fact is there's a violation. chris, this is thing you have to think about, other employees in other departments can get anything from a reprimand to being fired. why should someone get counselling and go on your merry way. i'm saying -- >> congressman, i they're there's only one sanction, you boot the person. >> that's exactly the only sanction. we referred this to the office of government ethics so they can look into i the person who finally makes desession is going to be president because that's her boss. >> what do you do in employees gets hawking good, what is short of firing them, what could you do of firing them? >> days off. good question. there's a lot of departments have a certain number of days off for first, second or third offense. go from reprimand, to days off to being fire. we cannot have this happening in the white house. at some point someone has to say no. and.

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take that but here's the key, if you mention russia and you mention michael flynn, you can be sure t donald trump will have a reaction to that. because he wants to have a say in it. >> ed: what i will say in your defense, you open the door. you did not docket, you open the door on flynn, the president could have gone deeper, he defended flynn, he did not go further. but there will always be critics, no matter how you ask it. here's jim acosta at cnn. >> when the last three news conferences, all of the questions the american news media have been handled by conservative press. i think there is no other to describe it but the fix is in.sc >> ed: the fix is in. he is suggesting you had a deal with the trump white house, to fix this so the president didn't get pressed. >> is there anything above 100%? wrong. that is insanely ridiculous. i like jim, he is a good friend and someone i know well. to even entertain that, the whole idea of the fix is in, that is a question for the white house, and what i mean by that is if they are having this new day in d.c. and they want to call in cbn and some othe

t-v. >>> president donald trump and rosie o'donnell have publicly exchanged words for years. their feud may be heading to late night tv. [chuckling] social media is buzzing about the possibility of the comedienne portraying the president's chief strategist steve bannon on "saturday night live." [chuckling] o'donnell said she would do it. another did a parody of sean spicer over the weekend. this morning she replied to someone who tweeted that she will definitely play bannon on snl saying, no, that's an alternate fact. someone tweeted it as an idea after melissa was so brilliant just a funny idea. >> back after a break. stay with us. [chuckling] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we're told to live large, but maybe we've had it wrong all along. maybe our most extraordinary moments happen when we feel small. princess cruises, come back new. scott pelley is in new york. scott? hi ken and liz up next... tornadoes touch down in lousiana demolishing homes, and downing trees and powerlines. we'll look at america s struggle with opioid deaths and believe it or not there's a science behind your cars be

donald trump's unpredictability t pushes putin back arms race? you've got one. her hand, there are times we can work together. i think donald trump's unpredicibility is a form of deterrence. it keeps bad people -- >> it's not unpredictability and it's being unprincipled and those are very different things. >> the facts matter and the way they rolled this out where they did not, despite their claims to the contrary, they did not listen to the experts at the pentagon and at homeland. if they had left out the ban on visa holders and green card holders and legitimate people they wouldn't have had this problem, but the other issue is even on putin to say what he said about putin to bill o'reilly is extraordinary. you've got a man now in the hospital who had just recovered from extreme organ failure who is now clearly poisoned in a moscow hospital. you've got so many know stances, not just individual, but on a large scale and to say that he'll help us against isis. how when he is not bombing isis targets and bombing legitimate opposition to assad and using iranian and

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donald trump. skating rink, t rump's, with the background of the manhattan skyline. we made a deal with mr. trump and built 5000 bleachers in the central park to do this finale of survivor. i've still never met mr. trump -- i had still never met mr. trump. i got the crowd going with life tv. row with mr.front donald trump. my dream had come a true. got me goinge deal and i am in the presence of the man himself, donald trump. the show went off great and afterwards, he waited behind and found me, shook my hand, gave me his private office number and said i like you. call me, let's do something sunday. -- some day. six months later i am in the amazon making survivor number six. everything surrounding you can kill you. alligators, the ants, the plants. i made a satellite phone call home to my son, he said you have been gone a long time. i forgot what you look like. job inzed i had to get a an american city. what can i do after survivor? a show that can inspire about business. a job interview but not with made up resumes, with real tasks. i need is someone really dynamic t

i'd love to see donald trump bring it up tonight because the democrats have staked out such untenable ground saying they'll resist everything tp donald trump. donald trump can say are you going to resist every funding bill? are you going to resist every judicial nominee? because it just isn't possible they can do this and keep up that kind of opposition. so i think donald trump should have more fun with this and pick a better enemy to pick on. john phillips, let's have fun with this one. from town halls to -- from town halls to leaky halls of the white house. let's talk about this moment where the press secretary sean spicer gathered up his staff, brought them into his office and started -- and wanted to look through their phones to see if they've been talking secretly with reporters, essentially leaking information. president trump was asked about it. and this is what he said. >> well, first of all, sean spicer is a fine human being. he's a fine person. i would have done it differently. i would have gone one on one with different people. and we don't have a major league process here. we have a major leagk process i governmen

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president donald trump or anything else. --t: this is on twitter that is anthony.nother tweet from president trump this morning thinking a reporter-- thinking a -- thanking a reporter. the front page of "the wall street journal" looks at the michael flynn situation. it was the fbi interview which raises the legal stakes for mr. flynn and adds political pressure on the white house. the story adding it is unclear what mr. flynn told the fbi agent or whether his account during the interview was contradicted by intelligence intercepts. carol in richmond, indiana. republican line. caller: thank you for having me on. i wanted to make a couple of statements. -- iush administration voted republican this time -- i voted for obama for one of his terms. i was not happy with either one of them. it seems to me the mail investigations are basically patented and it is a paperclip type issue. trump did not know that flynn did this. neither did governor pence -- vice president pence. he did not know. honest, whats not happened was he was lying because they asked him to step down. h

they -- and they will -- report something donald trump doesn't like, and i don't mean just doesn't like, i mean really doesn't like, people won't believe them. tcomes down to a sentence. d steve bannon and donald trump want to bring the mainstream fake media, as they put it down, before the media bring them t down. >> chris: let me pick up on that, because the president complained in his diatribe about unnamed sources.t he complained specifically about a "washington post" story that had nine unnamed sources. and he said well, that's bull. they didn't have any sources. but, in fact, the story he is referring to was "the washington post" story that revealed the fact that when michael flynn spoke to the russian ambassador, despite his earlier denials, that he had actually talked about sanctions ambassador. and fake news or not, it was on the basis of that information -- not necessarily the story but the warning from the justice department -- that trump fired f michael flynn. >> exactly. exactly. look, let's talk about sources and about one of the sound bited that you played leading up to this segment. donald trump says -- and this isn't me, this

t a la cabeza. >> libertad!. >> (aplausos). >> su sorpresiva reuniÓn con el presidente donald trump y la imagen del mandatario estadounidensea reiteraron esta semana la exigencia por libertad de lÓpez este sÁbado el departamento de estado publicÓ un comunicado tambiÉn exigiendo su liberaciÓn y la restauracion de la democracia en el paÍs, el presidente maduro ha reaccionado criticando a mandatarios que se han pronunciando excepto a donald trump. >> se les reventarÁn los dientes a mariano rajoy y a toda la derecho internacional. >> ha optado por extraÑo silencio evitando confrontaciÓn directa con el nuevo gobierno de trump. >> sin embargo, estados unidos ha dado tres pasos solo esta semana en su polÍtica hacia venezuela, y... luego la solicitud de liberaciÓn de leopoldo lÓpez primero por el presidente donald trump y luego por el departamento de estado. en caracas venezuela, francisco u, univisiÓn. >> toluca ubicado en el estado de mÉxico se vistiÓ de gala para esta noche celebrar el tan esperado concierto llamado eternamente juan gabriel, el Único acto que la familia aguilera tiene programado para rendir tributo al divo de ju

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donald trump. many playeolidaycalling t president's day rallies. protests from los angeles to chicago to right outside trump tower in n york cit reached into the hundreds" reporter walter perez followed the demonstrations here ine tonig city with my'ssts walter. r: hi, rick. you know, it was a lively protest touching on a stringtrump' th they're concerned withning mentioned from 28 cities across the u.s. today. >> i feel leally important to express how i feel. >> reporter: and approximately 200 people who felt the same way gathered across the street from city hall. this was philadelphia's edition to the not my presidents' day protest across the country. picketers held a rally and marched to independent mall before returning to thomas paine plaza in oppos to a string of president trump's initiatives includinghe travel ban and mr. trump's plan to repeal the affordable care act. >> he makes stuff up and he lies so that's why i'm here. i don't think he should be president. >> we do need to protect this country. i. proud to be an american but at the sam

. >> a united democratic party is not only our best hope, it is donald trump's worst nightmare. n reporter: while mr. t sent a sarcastic tweet congratulating perez yesterday, meday he claimed the dnc vote ggs rigged. also this weekend the president announced on twitter he will not attend the white house correspondent's association socier in april. trump was the punch line of president obama's jokes at the sinner in 2011. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing. >> reporter: divisions also emerged this weekend among republicans over whether a special prosecutor should investigate russian interference in the u.s. election. >> you can not have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and who was an appointee. you are going to have to use the special prosecutors statute and office to take not just-- not just to recuse. >> reporter: tonight the president and first lady will be hosting the annual governor's wll here at the whi

[applause] "usa"] ng so, sit t trump: [applause] down. donald trump did not get a ovation.hey leave out the part, they never sat down, they leave that out. so i just want to thank you. at avorite major speech was pac and probably five or six years ago, first major political speech. you were there. it was, i loved it, i loved the loved the commotion and they did polls where i went through the roof and i wasn't running, right? it gave me an idea. a little bit concerned when i saw what was happening in said, let's god i to it. so it was very exciting. stage on cpac, i'll never forget it really. little notes and even less preparation. practically no notes and no preparation and then you leave and everybody was said, i think i like this business. year, i ave come last was worried that i would be at controversial, we wanted border security, we wanted very, very strong we wanted all of the things we're going to get and people consider that but you didn't consider it controversial. [applause] president trump: so i've been with cpac for a long time, all years we've been together and

carriers like the horizon or at&t —— ha rd carriers like the horizon or at&t —— hard for chinese handset makers. —— the horizon. with donaldof higher tariffs. with that thread on chinese products, it could create a problem for them because their products are more expensive and what is happening is will people want to buy more expensive products? no. obviously it will make it hard for them but is the us market even worth it? we know it is an incredibly saturated market, you've got huge leaders like apple with the iphone and samsung. so why bother? the key to the us market is that it is not a market of volume like india or china itself, the us market is the crown jewels of all smartphone markets as we know it. it's the market of high—value. that is worth it for the smart phone vendors to go into the us, to displace apple, to displace samsung and gain market share from them to gaina very and gain market share from them to gain a very high—value market. the chinese capital, beijing, aims to cut the use of coal by 30% this year to battle against air pollution. according to the state news agency the government will get more aggr