are very happy to, hand on heart, say, the idea of donald trump serving in the white house until generally — make january 2025 is a good thing for americawo choices. i am asking you whether donald trump in the white house until 2025 is something the americans should wealth —— welcome. when they said they would eliminate your private insurance. 0k? that's what they said. they would raise your taxes, they won't secure the border, they were basically going to, you know, they have this greener, new deal. so despite all of your reservations, some of which you have expressed on the record here... we have two choices, i am not going down the democrat socialist path of government, i am going down the economic path. thank you very much for being on hardtalk, rick scott. thank you very much. hello there. for some parts of the uk, the next couple of days will bring blue skies, sunshine and warmth. but in other places, it will look and feel very different. this is how it looked in the far north of scotland on wednesday. 0n the satellite picture, you can see the way in which this cloud has been approaching, pushing in from the north—west, and as thi

tonight, but i'm here for one reason and one reason only -- north carolina and america need four more years of president donald trumpe white house. cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "four more ears"] vice president pence: it's on, everybody. time for round two. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: the campaign for america's future continues tonight. you know what began four years ago has grown into a movement. it's a movement of everyday americans from every walk of life, and here in north carolina, you believe we could be strong begin. you believe -- carolina, you believe we could be strong begin. you believe we could be prosperous begin. you said yes to president trump in 2016, and i know you will say yes to donald trump in 2020! [cheers and applause] vice president pence: you know, i don't have to tell any of you gathered here, president donald trump is the real deal. he's a man who says what he means and means what he says. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: and i promise you, you gets up every day and fights to keep the promises that he made to the people of north carolina. i see it every day

rands malign influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. vice president pence there speaking a short time ago let's get some analysis for you now i'm joined by our washington correspondent helena humphrey who is tracking the story very closely for you good to see you helena we just heard from u.s. vice president pence he says iran should not confuse american restraint with a lack of american resolve but that begs the question i mean just a couple of weeks ago president trump cancelled a strike on iran at the very last minute i wondering 3 is there a split within the white house when it comes to how to deal with iran. they are i think what we're witnessing all the unfolding ramifications of a president who may have boxed himself into a corner because we know that president trump says that he is opposed to military conflict at the same time we just heard from vice president mike pence there and in his address he was expected to say and journalists received that speech where the lines say that

small line influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. analysts have warned that in the current atmosphere any mistake miscalculation could quickly escalate to open conflict in the middle east. in sport the u.s. women's national football team has arrived home with the world cup trophy and hound after beating the netherlands 2 nil in the final of the champions were welcomed by cheering fans a new goal they were happy to pose again with that prize and they sat what else we champions a ticker tape parade is planned through the city's financial district on wednesday despite the smiles team usa still has a problem lots whether to accept an invitation to the white house president trump tweeted the offer and then backtracked when the team's co-captain said she wouldn't go the same if not everybody i think everybody is with me we don't want to go the way house so i think that's why the invitation hasn't hasn't come in the sense of i'm male and this is sort of slowly to get here but i doubt it but

iran's malign influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. analysts have warned that in the current atmosphere any mistake on miscalculation could quickly escalate to open conflict in the middle east for some analysis now i'm joined by simon mabon he's a middle east analyst from lancaster university in england it's good to see you again so we've heard what the u.s. vice president is saying but can you tell us because we're not hearing it from the white house what is the u.s. strategy here is there an end game with iran. i think it depends who you us which member of the us ministration that you us canucks fundamentally the problem is if you talk to someone like the president always key advises such as john bolton then you got a very different and game $2.00 to $2.00 other voices we know that trump and bolton have both been incredibly different towards iran we know that that their end game is to suffocate the the islamic republic to put as much pressure on on the iranian state as possible but we

and finally back to donald trump's america his latest attacks on those 4 congress women of color telling them to go back to where they came from on the race issue it's like trump has replaced his dog whistle with a megaphone he's not even trying to be subtle anymore but for news outlets the struggle continues the internal one in which they cannot quite bring themselves to call this what it is racism from the american commander in chief and magine being a school teacher and having to explain to a child what's coming out of their president's mouth these days that's the theme of this new animation from political cartoonist mark fiore a children's play book explaining just what it means to be american in 2019 well see you next time you're at the listening gather around. to learn to let yourself every american that then does. our race in all his nationalist glory honor is also for a rapist that's a different story. for asylum and i'm getting it well i think congress party. guy is for what out of. bounds. is. all around and if you hate america and want to see her do with. a racist through and

activists are increasingly visible marching through the streets void by the an election of donald trump. america's a country that's and i think very very deep trouble and it is possible not likely but possible that with donald trump we are seeing the beginning of the end of america as we have. the election and donald trump has posed one of the biggest challenges in the history of the republic. ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement made up of millions of hard working men and women who love their country i call this the backlash the great backlash and it's been running since. 1968 is when i would say that it really got got going and it's a backlash against liberalism trump is not a new donald trump is a continuation of something that's been going on for a long time you know trump has really achieved what the republican party set out to do 50 years ago which is he has won over. the by and large you know huge part of the white working class in this country to the republican party. poly green belongs to a growing group of americans no longer willing to stand idly by as tru

we will continue to bring pressure on their economy, and under president donald trump, america will neverow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: history teaches that when authoritarian regimes breathe out vile, anti-semitic hatred and threats of violence, that we should take them at their word. earlier this year, my wife, karen, and i stood and prayed and grieved at the auschwitz birkenau nazi death camp in poland. it was an indescribable experience to walk those immense rounds. cash grounds -- grounds. killing on an industrial scale. as we gazed down at the remains of the gas chambers, as we walked past the personal affects, the piles of little shoes that were gathered there, it merely reinforced our resolve. that our answer to that unspeakable tragedy through this and every generation must be -- never again. never again. never again. [applause] [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: israel was reborn of that resolve, so we must as americans maintain it. we can never allow the memory of those lost in the holocaust to be forgotten by freedom loving peo

we will continue to bring pressure on their economy, and under president donald trump, america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. brent: that was the u.s. vice president speaking earlier. i'm joined by simon maben. it's good to see you again. we have heard what the u.s. vice president is saying. can you tell us, because we are not hearing it from the white house, what is the u.s. strategy. account is there -- - what is te u.u.s. strategyy? was the enend game? simon:simon: at dependnds on who you u ask inside thehe admiministrationon. that is the fufundamental probo. if you talk to the president or his key advisers, you have a different end game to other voices. when a trump and bolton have been belligerent toward iran. we know their end game is to suffocate the islamic republic, to put as much pressure on the iranian state as possible. in many ways, incongruent messages coming out from different branches of the u.s. government that are more hopeful the europeans canan e excerpt me influence andd bring iran n baco the negogotiating tatable. i ththink there'e's a a great df c

donald trump is handling iran. well, there's clearly a disagreement. i think america wouldn't be everybody, america's a big country, but the perception was it wasn't a great deal, and iran didn't stop. they become... did they stop and say we're going to stop being involved in terrorism around the world? no. with respect, senator, this isn't just about the specifics of the iran deal or the approach to north korea, this is about a style of governance which europeans scratch their heads and they really can't understand whether there is any coherent strategy at work in donald trump's white house. well, here's the way i look at it. we're having the conversations. i mean, look, he walked into thejob with problems in iran, problems with russia, problems in cuba, venezuela, china taking advantage of us for decades and north korea. i mean, he didn't create there's problems, right? he walked into nato where nato countries, you know, were not putting the money up that they'd committed to put up. so he's trying to push everyone, one, to solve the problems. let's think about, just

donald trump in his salute to america celebration at the nation's capital. e to take a look at the military and veterans under donald trump is concerned veterans for america dan caldwell. thanks for joining us today of all days. let's begin by taking a look at donald trump's military accomplishments, we are talking 3.1% pay raise for service members. the choice act, the emissions act of 2018, the va accountability act of 2018. a lot of record low unemployment for events. do you think he gets enough credit for all this? >> in some cases i don't think he does. in regards to reforms, the veterans affairs, in many ways our revolutionaries. through laws he signed and moment it has changed the nature of that department. in 2017 he passed the va accountable the protection act making it easier to fire bad employees. in some cases it took 700 days to fire va employees involved in where i am from and the president signed the law that reduced the time it took to get those employees off the payroll down to 21 days, that is a huge piece of civil service reform is one of t

and finally back to donald trump's america his latest attacks on those 4 congresswomen of color telling them to go back to where they came from on the race issue it's like trump has replaced his dog whistle with a megaphone he's not even trying to be subtle anymore but for news outlets the struggle continues the internal one in which they cannot quite bring themselves to call this what it is racism from the american commander in chief imagine being a school teacher and having to explain to a child what's coming out of their president's mouth these days that's the theme of this new animation from political cartoonist mark fiore a children's play book explaining just what it means to be american in 2019 well see you next time you're at the listening gather round it's time to learn to let yourself be every american that does. are. in all his nationalist glory honor is also for a rapist that's a different story. for asylum and keeping you from getting it well i think congress and a party complicit i went out of. bounds. it's. those countries all around and if you hate america and want to se

iran's malign influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. our well joining me tonight is someone who knows the ins and outs of the iran nuclear deal ellie garonne miami advised european governments as the gene c.p.o. way was being negotiated she's a senior policy fellow with the european council on foreign relations and she joins me tonight from london aliens good to have you on the show the announcement by iran to abandon that that 1st limit on the enrichment of uranium tell me how significant is that. well the stats i have seen from iran so far have been very managed calculated escalations on the need care file 1st we had iran increasing beyond the stockpile casks under the queen and by the same small margins as the international atomic energy agency verified a few days ago and this week that the same international body has indeed verified that iran has gone so that we have the 3.67 threshold of is make sure i mean catch and tell them the deal to just under $0.05 so right now we are seeing

around malign influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. analysts have warned that in the current atmosphere any mistake or miscalculation could quickly escalate to open conflict in the middle east. now it's been 4 years since the world adopted the united nations sustainable development goals meant to improve the lives of billions of people by the year 2030 but a 3rd of the way through a review is found that we are likely to fail to meet the commitments on education this is terrible development goals say that all children should be in school by 2030 but at the present rate one in 7 children at 14 percent will be left out on literacy all young people should be able to read and write by 2030 but it's fair that about 20 percent will still be illiterate by then projections are worse for low income countries pakistan for example has one of the worst levels of out of school primary age children in the world at the delhi has been to visit to school there to see what's being done to get the kids int

the father and daughter had crossed the river things wouldn't have been easy for them in america under donald trump boulder police and right wing militia hunting down immigrants from not in america like never before. tens of thousands of them being held in the us prisons and camps men women and children hardly anyone is allowed to study. you wouldn't believe the history. of people. which are radical and would take him out of the country middle of the room which never happened before is the american dream no younger if everyone. annamaria

democrats fuming over donald trump's plan to celebrate america's birthday complete with fireworks and fly overhead military tanks. is it partisan politics? or patriotism? 2020 -- can you tell he is not there? marion williamson excluded from this photo. female presidential candidate just responded, has the internet outraged. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ we will ♪ we will rock you ♪ we will ♪ are watching "fox and friends first" on this wednesday morning, thank you for starting the day with us and we begin, it he gallagher is a free man found not guilty of murdering and basis prisoner. he will face sentencing today for a lesser charge. gallagher's family applauds the verdict. >> navy seal and his wife reacted to their nightmare being over. >> i leave with you and my wife. >> i was feeling we were finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government my husband 54 for four decades in the war on terror. this vindication i hope will be a lesson learned to everybody. >> reporter: the 19 year veteran deployed five found not guilty of numerous charges including premeditat

president has started his administration's environmental record in a speech at the white house donald trump says america is doing better than every signatory to the should be 16 paris climate accord which he pulled the u.s. out of and trump also says his officials will no longer deal with the british ambassador in washington confidential memos from kim the rockwood leaked over the weekend revealing how he called the u.s. president's administration both dysfunctional and inept. al-jazeera world is next with marco polo a very modern journey. and let's take a look at china. was messed up at least china overtake us the way that it actually america is go live with it rather that it live. in it. and. it is. a i. users she thought she. should use she. drug don't sure why else would a. professor shout is on the trail of the 13th century explorer marco polo whose travels through the mogul empire have shaped how the west viewed the east ever since. we knew it was all because. we need you she could recall so i'm. sure. we choose. to going out. to. watch her jewels a wall are her so. when you die of an evil but no

donald trump says america is doing everything according to the 2016 paris climate accord which he pulledf. they have been found guilty of 18 counts of crimes and president humanity by the international criminal court. to charges relate back nearly 17 years ago. again, president trump has discussed the iran nuclear situation with emmanuel macron. the watchdog has confirmed iran has now surpassed the cap of enriched uranium allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal. the libyan warlord is preparing a second offense to seize the capital of tripoli. his commanders says there are 20,000 fighters to the west. they launched the first campaign to seize the libyan capital back in april. more now from tripoli. >> military commanders have recently declared what they call the second phase of a military to seize tripoli, but on the ground, there is no significant or major advancement achieved. advancementnificant action on the ground is the airstrikes targeting several locations including the operational airport in the city and also the micro detentions. killed migrants and wounded several dozen of migrants

let me read you something from david brooks, he writes in an open eds titled, donald trump hates america, donald trump wants to make this an election about what it means to be american. he's got his vision of what it means to be american, and he's challenging the rest of us to come up with a better one. he goes on to say trump's version of america is defined by three chings, xenophobia and whiteness among them. >> i think he's right in a sense. we live in a world where there are two different forms of america, there's one that's quintessentially racist, this country was founded on the backbone of racism, literally on the backs of slaves. there's another type of america that i believe in, and many of my friends and family members believe in. that's the promise of america. it's why my parents moved to this country from india. a belief that we could all live with this liberty and justice for all with the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. i think what we're seeing is, donald trump doubling down on racism is ripping apart this idea that america and i and millions of other americans beli

going to be massive turnout because as donald trump stimulates his base, he stimulates the anti-trump base equally. the anti-trump base. those who want a different america and want a president who unites. the other thing, donald trump can't own 4% unemployment on his watch and not own the rats in baltimore. mr. president, the rats are yours, the rodents are yours, the gun violence is yours, the opioid crisis is yours. korea and china and mexico, those are yours. >> you look at what it takes to be a mayor which is all about accountability. you got to the own the roads, the pot locals and you might

it's time to move beyond focusing on his past and instead make the election about donald trump. >> america, in 2019, is a very, very different place than the 1970s. and that's a good thing. and, yes, i've changed also. i'm not the same person that i was at age 29. many people want this campaign to be about my past, not theirs. my past. i get it. that's the game. but this isn't a game. >> joining us now with the reporting and their insights, julie pace of the associated press, rachel bait of the what post, jackie kucinich of the daily boast and martin jordan of the "new york times". a busy weekend. you saw joe biden down in south carolina speaking directly to an african-american audience making an apology. some might say it was a non-apology apology. do you think this is enough to turn the page for what had been a series of tough days for biden. >> i thought it was an excellent speech and one he probably should have given earlier. it was i think important to address his comments from last month about working with eastland and talmadge like he did. but i think it was also important for him t

decide. >> by the way, this is -- it's just pure insanity considering again how negative donald trump has been about america. how critical he has been of american leaders his entire adult life, but katty kay we'll get to republicans not being critical of donald trump in a minute and how shameful so many of them have been. but my gosh, this is sending shock waves across the world because the world has seen america as a country that has accepted immigrants and is always called the melting pot. even teresa may yesterday came out and condemned rightfully donald trump's remarks. >> not just teresa may, but boris johnson who will take over in all likelihood next week and when you lose piers morgan who has been a staunch defender of this president, an unusual voice defending the president very forcefully in the british media, and yet, piers morgan also came out yesterday and said that what donald trump said was wrong, then the president does have a problem internationally. look, this is what authoritarian regimes do. they say you cannot criticize the leadership. you cannot criticize this country. if you criticize

can bea again, the question of whether there can be a meaningful us — uk trade deal given donald trump's americake is not clear, is it? donald trump was talking yesterday after the first official phone call between him and borisjohnson. the american president and the british prime minister. he is an enthusiast for borisjohnson, prime minister. he is an enthusiast for boris johnson, just prime minister. he is an enthusiast for borisjohnson, just after the leadership election he dubbed him a british trump. he said that is what people over here were calling him. his ambassador to the uk has said that the relationship between the two men would be sensational and that phone call is really the sort of building that relationship. between these two men now as national leaders. they have spoken in the past, borisjohnson has been critical of donald trump in the past. but borisjohnson will hope that this is the start of a strong working relationship because that trade deal that donald trump was talking about is one of the big promises from brexit supporters of what, how we could benefit outside the eu. the

what happened to america if donald trump is re-elected in 2020? let talk about that. hat happens to america if donald trump gets four more years? >> guest: yeah. this is something at which i find myself in great alignment with the never trumpers. we were on the opposite sides over the iraq war but i'm 100% agreement with people like max boot and jennifer reuben on this point. after world war ii, from world war ii on, america organized the western world. save what you want about our internal politics. never got that right. but the story that america told about itself, particularly after the great depression and world war ii, where we were the last democracy standing, europe was in ruins after the war. naziism destroyed germany. japan being in the axis had destroyed japan. we nuked two cities in japan in order to end that war. the u.s. then stood itself up also the leader of the free world, and our story, what we told about ourselves that we're a multiracial democracy and all men arecrafted equal. weren't always perfect in carrying out but we said it and every president

donald trump took america out of it last year. we have tried to carry on make it work. between us and the white house. we often get accused of being in america's pocketful this is one where, behind the scenes come we have structured donald trump. they have not minded to help us out on one. they do not recognise the uk sovereignty adult with the rock of gibraltar and the waters that surrounded, so there is a real double hand here. they are effectively implying the uk... it is pretty significant. interesting to see how this plays out in the word tipple medic row could be a slight understatement —— and the word diplomatic row. this is all about fixed odd adding terminals. william hill is one of the first big companies, but others may follow, to say they are closing kevin hundred bedding shots. —— to close 700 bedding shots. —— to close 700 bedding shops. they are cutting the sta kes bedding shops. they are cutting the stakes on fixed odd betting terminals, the crack cocaine of bedding as critics call them. there are big rose as this is going to... the government took a dif

donald trump's fourth of july celebration. despite democratic concerns the president would be politicizing america's birthday, donald trump had a unity message. live at the national mall. >> reporter: the salute to america event was a chance for the president of the public to pay attention not only to america's military but american history and american innovation. the weather was not awful, it was down pouring earlier today at 3:30, 4:00, we weren't sure what was going to happen but just as the president was taking the stage we saw the rain turned lighter, crowds were ready to show their support for the country. a brief clip of the president's most talked about moment. >> 243 years ago our founding fathers pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to declare independence and defend our god-given rights. we are going to be back on the moon very soon and someday soon we will plant the american flag on mars. our soldiers have always pointed toward home proclaiming this we will defend, they live by the creed of douglas macarthur, in order there is no substitute for victory. they are the greatest soldiers on earth

salute to america striking a patriotic -- donald trump praised the fearless military. >> our nation isday than it ever was before. >> that american pride wasn't filled everywhere in dc. the protesters outside the white house. the 2020 presidential hopeful celebrate independence day by hitting the campaign trail. peter doocy with a look at how democrats are hoping to win over voters in a critical early primary state. >> barbecues, and politics. especially in iowa. have a dozen democratic white house hopefuls crisscrossing the state participating in celebrations in a state with the earliest of context. >> i am the guy everybody is talking about. >> joe biden is the front runner but lost ground after the first debate. >> people appreciate what is happening. >> some candidates hoping to make personal connections while others including beto o'rourke are talking policy including immigration reform at the southern border. >> we got to share your perspective, we live on the us-mexico border, live in a city of immigrants, we have something to share about how to make the country safer, and -- >>

donald trump's big spectacle on the 4th of july, the salute to donald trump, oh, i am sorry, the salute to americaeautiful. it was incredible. that was the reaction donald trump wanted for the event he dreamed off in the last two years. the only major network to cover the network wall to wall dedicating a two-hour block for his campaign event. expose the anti-american core of the modern left. there is a big difference between democrats and leftest. democrats share the love of the country and the american experience. >> leftists believe america is in a bad place. >> that puts them in a position where they are against america. >> the left does not love the 4th of july. they love ballistics with the flag. >> the commentary during the video. i want to say right now is kind of epic. joining me now is eric holder and jennifer ruben and michelle bernard. i am going to start with the giggly fella. even lou dobbs was so angry. i don't know what he's talking about. this was interesting. this was one time because normally we'll do the media segment, we talk about how the media is falling back and did not cov

president to tell to his administrator environmental record in a speech at the white house donald trump says america is doing better than every signatory to. climate accord which he pulled out of. greece's prime minister. says he plans to start legislating quickly after being sworn in on monday he wants m.p.'s to skip their summer break it is called a parliament session for next week among his priorities tax cuts try to renegotiate greece's debt repayments and tackling crime. those are the headlines al jazeera world is coming up next. following gateway if costly but i. want to cover a couple of. months. still see. the point. i mean we operate or we don't everything. have to be indicating something is happening with the aircraft was on an expected quest my 1st instinct was that somebody had nuked new york city there was a problem with their pallet that it caused the invest problem at the accident. tickets and they held that up with little something's going on that scared this guy and in the end he said he's got to go react. and again i'm going to see you again oh no wait a moment again no i know life

donald trump and trumpism is about. democrats want to move the country forward. donald trump once to turn back the clock. democrats want to bring america together. donald trump is tearing us apart. democrats are fighting for the people. donald trump is fighting for the privileged few. at our best, house democrats wake up each and every day and fight for working families, middle-class folks, senior citizens. we fight for the poor, the sick, the afflicted and the disenfranchised. we fight for the least, the lost, in the left behind. we fight for everyday americans, and that's exactly what we going to do this week, leading with our legislation to give america a raise. when we had a conversation with the american people over the last year or so leading up to november of 2018, we make clear that we would fight to increase pay for everyday americans. that is exactly what we're going to do this week. because we believe that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, no american should be left behind. we need to lift everyone up. not simply the privileged few. those who benefited from the gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits went

under president donald trump, america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. [cheers and applause] reporter: meantime there is relative silence across the government as it relates to labor secretary alex acosta rather. he was the u.s. attorney in miami a decade ago that oversaw the non-prosecution agreement for jeffrey epstein. that non-prosecution agreement widely seen as a sweetheart deal as it has been called. no comment from the white house. the labor department, we reached out to them. they are referring comment to the department of justice who also didn't comment as it relates to acosta. the southern district of new york announced a new federal charges against epstein. connell: more on that later an. blake burman at the white house. melissa: shares closing lower after losing an order to airbus. deirdre bolton with more. >> this is pretty costly for boeing. really the first sign that those two deadly crashes that happened within five months of one another are going to affect boeing's business over multiple years and billions of dollars. one discount saudi

but it's all part of reprise cold by donald trump who celebrates america's independence day thousands of troops will march to the lincoln memorial where the president will address the nation there's been fierce opposition to the events with politicians accusing trump of politicizing the national hosey when a white house correspondent kimberly whole joins us now from washington d.c. kimberly we've been just been looking at pictures of. 4th of july parades well underway in washington d.c. but there has been opposition to the president's plans for a show of military might tell us more. yeah and it's important to make the distinction that the parade that is taking place in washington d.c. right now is not the festivities that donald trump has orchestrated those will take place much later in the day this for a that's taking place right now is one that takes place every year that celebrates the independence holiday of 4th of july in the united states or will be schoolchildren school bands that sort of thing what people are really in a fuss about is what will take place later in the evening

and finally back to donald trump's america his latest attacks on those 4 congresswomen of color telling them to go back to where they came from on the race issue it's like trump has replaced his dog whistle with a megaphone he's not even trying to be subtle anymore but for news outlets the struggle continues the internal one in which they cannot quite bring themselves to call this what it is racism from the american commander in chief and magine being a school teacher and having to explain to a child what's coming out of their president's mouth these days that's the theme of this new animation from political cartoonist mark fiore a children's play book explaining just what it means to be american in 2019 well see you next time you're at the listening gather round it's time to learn to let yourself be every american that does. are. in all his nationalist glory honor is also for a rapist that's a different story. for asylum and keeping us from getting it well i think congress and a party. guy is for whatever. it's. all around and if you hate america and want to see her do with. a racist t

and finally back to donald trump's america his latest attacks on those 4 congresswomen of color tellingthem to go back to where they came from on the race issue it's like trump has replaced his dog whistle with a megaphone he's not even trying to be subtle anymore but for news outlets the struggle continues the internal one in which they cannot quite bring themselves to call this what it is racism from the american commander in chief and magine being a school teacher and having to explain to a child what's coming out of their president's mouth these days that's the theme of this new animation from political cartoonist mark fiore a children's play book explaining just what it means to be american in 2019 well see you next time you're at the listening gather round it's time to learn to let yourself be every american that does. are. in all his nationalist glory honor is also for a rapist that's a different story. for asylum and keeping you from getting it well i think congress and a party complicit time is for what else. is great. and she's all around and if you hate america and want to se

it's where resistance to america is strongest. donald trumpliar, you know, is an unpredictable person. he is not representative of satan — he is satan himself, he is a satan. donald trump is satan? yeah, yeah, because, you know, satan does everything that he does. the us accuses iran's religious leaders of wanting to develop nuclear weapons, of seeking to dominate the region. by pulling out of the nuclear deal, donald trump strengthened iran's hardliners, who say that america should never have been trusted in the first place. but many here know that political islam doesn't have the same appeal as it did a0 years ago. iran's changing. pop music plays in the capital tehran, clerics compete with pop stars for influence. most iranians were born after the 1979 revolution. the younger generation is more open to the world. it's these liberal iranians that donald trump believes he can win over, but instead, anti—american sentiment is unifying iran. translation: it's true that iran is pushing very hard with the issue of nuclear energy. perhaps we are p

retrenching, being donald trump's america first strategy combined with an economically declining unitedthe ears of vladimir putin. so i think that over the long run this is something that we should pay attention to in the united states as well in the sense that this is bad for american interests to have a close ally, an important ally like the united kingdom inflicting such obviously avoidable damage on itself. >> this might be a very short-lived british government. boris johnson is going in there without an electoral mandate of any kind. >> brexit's a terrible idea. it's even worse with no deal with the rest of the continent, so i can't see how britain escapes this moment unscathed, but i think the broader issue and it's kind of a momentous matter here, lawrence, that we have the election or the selection of boris johnson within 24 hours of robert mueller going to the hill tomorrow to lay out in grave detail the way donald trump requested russian assistance, he received russian assistance, he welcomed russian assistance, he covered up russian assistance and then he rewarded russian ass