now waiting for more reaction we are getting that reaction in from the president donald trump who has apparently tweeted. congratulations to doug jones on a hard fought victory the write in votes played a very big factor says president trump with a win is a win that the people of alabama are great on the republicans will have another shot at this seat in a very short period of time it never ends that's donald trump tweeting there very quickly in the late evening as it is there in the u.s. we'll leave it there for now of course follow vence throughout the day that we grew much reaction to across the u.s. for that doug jones democratic with that. let's move on to the day's other news now the secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is ready to hold talks without preconditions with north korea to listen also said that the u.s. has been in talks with china on pyongyang's nuclear program on thursday u.s. special representatives expected to meet with a north korean official in thailand to listen is also expected to travel to the u.n. later this week for talks on north korea law state public correspond w

us magazine has named five stars who claim to have been ruined by donald trump's tweets among them comedian kathy griffin who says the president's message destroyed her life after she posed with a mask that looked like trump's suffered head. now for that video filmed seven months ago griffin not only faced death threats on social media she was also fired from c.n.n. back then tweeted that she should be ashamed of yourself and that his eleven year old son was just stressed by that clip but griffin now says it's precisely that tweet that made her the target of an online backlash media and legal analyst lionel didn't mince his words over where the real blame lies this is an individual who goes on t.v. or goes on i guess the internet or whatever holds this had this severed head of this man and this severed head under for some reason showing some artistic expression ok. and then when it comes out the president says you know i don't like that g.m. magine that imagine donald trump tweeting that he's displeased with this rendition of himself beheaded so what sadly griffin is saying is you know dona

donald trump wrote this tweet about this case or donald trump's lawyer wrote this tweet about what ishe essence of the obstruction of justice case against donald trump. is it -- i just find it inconceivable that a lawyer would have written a public statement like this for a client in a criminal investigation. >> totally sunning. first, jed is right in terms of the difficulty it places him in but what they're trying to do in getting the fingerprints off is keep it from being an admission but as jed points out it doesn't matter if the lawyer wrote it. if trump adopts it, it becomes his statement but to your point, it's just inconceivable either way. i don't care how stupid you think dowd is. to actually have written this gratuitous tweet seems impossible but the not have written it and then to fall on his sword you know mueller's going to be all over this and we're talking about actual criminal conspiracy liability for dowd. almost a certain disbarment. it is just even more inconceivable to think he would have gone ahead and done it after the fact. either way you look at it is just comp

trump, very disloyal to bill and crooked used. she tweet theed back saying in part she will not be silenced, calling donald trump's tweet sexist but huckabee sanders shutting that down. >> there is no way this is sexist at all, simply talking about a system we have that is broken with special interests control the government. only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way. so no. heather: a lot disagree with sarah. arkansas commission clearing the way for an installation with a new 10 commandments monument outside the state capital after a man live streamed himself plowing through 20 hours after was put up. that man found unfit to stand trial, the money will include protection it will be installed in the coming weeks with the festival of light has begun. hanukkah kicking off celebrating the rededication of the holy temple, hundreds gathering to the lighting across from the white house. donald trump wishing all those celebrating hanukkah around the world a happy and healthy night in the company of those in love. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and a major healthcare insurer, fighting the opioid

did donald trump's tweets have any resonance here in asian, considering major issue such as north koreaworld at the moment. but the number of hash tags tells you what is top of mind and what a tt ra cts you what is top of mind and what attracts millennial. k—pop and other things like elections have been top of mind this year. a lot of localised tweets have really made the trending popular around the asia—pacific region. the trending popular around the asia-pacific region. an interesting story to tell because what counts for millennial is in the region is what happens around them. take this tamilfilm. a what happens around them. take this tamil film. a great story emerging that indian movie fans are diversifying their interest from bollywood to south indian cinema. a consistent trend we saw in 2017. who are some of the biggest personalities here in the asia—pacific region? i pale in comparison. i only have 360,000 followers. but who are the biggest characters? that is very impressive. i will tell you a few people beat you to it this year. indian and indonesian personalities trumped eve r

be very vulnerable to a destabilizing and a military confrontation you already referred to donald trump's tweeting i think the status of jerusalem was. manifested itself in a tweet as regards this administration tell me about your concerns as far as. u.s. interests in recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel well i'll say one thing the compass done with israel that that i favor and that's he's enhanced the relationship with israel the relationship us israel is quite strong but that doesn't mean you jeopardize. negotiations with the palestinians with the unilateral declaration of the embassy in jerusalem and that's what's got to happen you make that deal in the context of the goshi ations probably a division between the palestinians and israel protecting the religious sites of all sides but to make that determination that has been rejected by republican presidents american presidents democratic presidents giving up something without in return getting something plus the palestinian people are going to be very difficult to negotiate they won't negotiate it's going to inflame tensions in the ara

with the russian ambassador, as the president said, his actions were not against the law, but donald trump's tweetynn have lied to the fbi? this is a problem because the former head of the fbi james comey has testified under oath that the president asked him to drop an investigation into michael flynn. legal analysts are now wondering if the president was trying to stop an inquiry into his former adviser, knowing he was guilty, in other words, was he trying to obstruct justice? on this vote, 51 in favour and 49 against. it should have been a momentous day for donald trump, republicans had finally united by a tax bill, a welcome distraction and at last a legislative victory. but now, once again, because of a tweet, the american president is embroiled in a controversy over russian meddling in the us election, a controversy that continues to loom over the white house. and laura has been explaining why the president's latest tweet has prompted another outcry. after a day started so well, president trump was on course for a major lese majeste of victory on tax reform —— legislated. something he has bee

cam, start us off. >> i don't understand a lot of times donald trump tweets because there are only 70rs in one day. i think that we should all make an exception for when he causes international incidents. which is what he did when he re-tweeted the anti-muslim videos by a fringe group from the united kingdom. when the british prime minister, theresa may, her office criticized him he personally attacked the prime minister. the religious question is tough enough without him elevating it and undermining one of the biggest allies. >> thank you kim. jason? >> this is a miss. project veritas. attempted to place a fake story with washington post about roy moore impregnating a teenager and paid for her abortion. i think these tactics by o'keefe not only undermined investigative journalism but the washington post called in on this. question what to the post to report the false stories. >> yes. >> i am giving mind to the metro system washington transportation system. they said they refused to run as on the size of buses by the catholic archdiocese of washington pieces get the graphic gift sheph

well, donald trump has been tweeting again in the past few hours.ichael flynn's life has been "destroyed", and contrasts that with the way he says hillary clinton was treated by the fbi in a different investigation when she was allowed to give a voluntary interview over a july 11th holiday weekend. he asks, what are thejustice department going to do about that matter, drawing attention once more to hillary clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state. children will be able to get access to mental health support at schools or colleges in england under plans announced by the government this morning. £300 million of funding will be made available in a joint initiative between the departments of health and education. campaigners say the measures are welcome, but long overdue. edward curwen reports. i didn't have any therapy, it was just to talk about things... sienna, not her real name, has had an eating disorder and depression for the last five years, but for nearly half of that time she was waiting for the right kind of help

. >>> donald trump tweets. our thoughts and prayers are with everyone in the path of california wildfires. i encourage everyone to heed the advice and orders of local police. >>> sky 7 caught the aftermath after the apartment complex. the santa clara county fire didn't says the fire started just before 10:00 last night. the flames wiped out seven vehicles in carport. ten other vehicle were damaged. no one was hurt. and that cause sunday investigation. >>> happening now, day two of a major strike in oakland. 3,000 employees are staying home or taking to the picket lines as the city is trying to figure out how they can possibly end this. amy hollyfield live. amy? >> reporter: hi, reggie. look at the big rally going on at city hall as they try to keep the energy going for day two. i'm hearing hope from both sides this could possibly get resolved today. both sides want these employees to get back to work. as they picket on day two of this strike, some workers are thinking about their jobs and how the work for the c

. >> donald trump did tweet about papadopoulos saying that, you know, he came to the campaign, few people knew the low level. check the dems. saying he's not a coffee getter which was one of the quotes papadopoulos is. why is it more important for mueller to be not low level but medium level but having a lot of touch points? >> i think you just answered it. the more touch points he has with senior members of the campaign, the more that mueller will be able to work sort of through papadopoulos's story and talk to other people and learn what they knew. and then more importantly compare the stories to what papadopoulos said and their fellow campaign members. >> hope hicks here, natasha, getting the outreach, right. and some are saying if the outreach came to hope hicks,

well, donald trump has been tweeting again in the past few hours.ife has been "destroyed", and contrasts that with the way he says hillary clinton was treated by the fbi in a different investigation when she was allowed to give a voluntary interview over a july 4th holiday weekend. he asks, what are thejustice department going to do about that matter, drawing attention once more to hillary clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state. the metropolitan opera in new york has said it will investigate allegations that its former music director sexually abused a teenage boy in the 1980s. the met said it was deeply disturbed by media reports about james levine, who stepped down last year after 40 years in the role. he's reported to have denied the allegations. rail passengers across england are facing disruption this morning after electric wires near london's euston station were damaged. network rail says there will be no services in and out of euston until at least midday while repair work is carried out, delays are likely on s

howie: donald trump tweeted this.he failing "new york times" has become virtual lobbyists with regard to our massive tax cut bill. a whole bunch of news stories saying this tax cut is tilted towards the wealthy and some middle class families will pay more. is there an underlying feeling of opposition to the contours of this bill? shel -- shelby: the editorial board at the "new york times" tweeted out the numbers. howie: the opinion side, they can oppose the tax bill all they want. but suggesting call your senator. they take position on everything. but it's a little unseemly. shelby: now the bills have to be reconciled. so it's hard to say how it will end up. howie: there has been a steady drum beat that this doesn't help the middle class which at odds with the administration's argument that it does. shelby: i do think there is an argument that it does help the middle class. but it also helped wealthy americans. so there are a number of arguments to be made. but it's too early, we don't have the final bill reconciled b

i don't believe that's donald trump and i'm anxious to see what the morning donald trump tweet looks like on this. but, look, i think if donald trump is kidding himself, republicans are kidding themselves if they think the only reason they lost in alabama is because roy moore was a flawed candidate. he obviously was, a horribly flawed candidate. but trump and his policies were also on the ballot in alabama and they also lost tonight. and i think every republican senator has to be looking at that tax bill. it's an amazing accomplishment that you could cut people's taxes and bill one of the most unpopular legislations in history, look at that and ask themselves do we really want to go forward? are we going to take the heat on this? and they have to see in tonight's results a lot of questions about the very partisan way of legislating they've been pursuing, hardball legislation. i think the jones victory ask a rebuke of that and they're going to take note of that. >> david, we see republicans now seeing problems in their tax bill that they didn't, for example, house republicans, darryl i

i don't believe that's donald trump and i'm anxious to see what the morning donald trump tweet looks this. but, look, i think if donald trump is kidding himself, republicans are kidding themselves if they think the only reason they lost in alabama is because roy moore was a flawed candidate. he obviously was, a horribly flawed candidate. but trump and his policies were also on the ballot in alabama and they also lost tonight. and i think every republican senator has to be looking at that tax bill. it's an amazing accomplishment that you could cut people's taxes and bill one of the most unpopular legislations in history, look at that and ask themselves do we really want to go forward? are we going to take the heat on this? and they have to see in tonight's results a lot of questions about the very partisan way of legislating they've been pursuing, hardball legislation. i think the jones victory ask a rebuke of that and they're going to take note of that. >> david, we see republicans now seeing problems in their tax bill that they didn't, for example, house republicans, darryl issa now

and remember, donald trump tweeted right afterwards, right after the u.s. iimposed new ansn russia and russia decided not to respond in kind, donald trump tweeted it was a smart move by russia. so the question is, how much does donald trump know about these conversations. was he informed or is it just coincidence. and also, this testimony by michael flynn or this admission in these court documents shows that the white house once again is not being transparent. so it frankly calls the credit and credit and of tbility of the en going back for what was happening between the donald trump campaign and russia before the election. >> katy tur, i thank you very much. this is your vacation. good luck with that. we appreciate it. let me go back to chris matthews because, chris, you have been in washington much of your adult life either in the halls or covering it. how does this feel to you? you talked about the watergate reference and the john dean and there are people pushing back on these comparisons. but this today, i got to telling, just watching michael flynn wal

will the library of congress save donald trump's tweets? it will. 36,000 tweets and counting. library will continue to archive tweets in "the national interest." i imagine, yes, donald trump's tweets, presidential, official statements, according to the white house, will are saved -- i think. >> that made sense back in the day. >> i haven't even tossed to you yet. >> it's my show. >> i'm going to say good-bye. that will wrap things up for me. katy tur this hour. this other guy, this bozo right here -- ali velshi. >> i don't think it was a wise decision -- i get why they did it, but at some point, it's too much. we don't need to save everybody's tweets. >> it's a bad idea. i've made dumb tweets. >> and don't want them saved for all of prosperity. are you back? >> at 5:00. >> good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. president trump continues his working vacation in florida. unusually quiet but tipped us off for his latest agenda. a tweet. it's about taxes. >>> and helped further by the tax cut bill a great year for companies and

. >> this is what donald trump tweeted, fbi agent -- as you said, and donald trump so continuously saidething is not right here. >> also apparently, bob mueller is stonewalling the house intelligence can become a the only reason they finally did it inspector general investigation report. and why has -- >> the people appointed to help with the investigation into russian collusion, the majority of democratic donors. yesterday, andrew wiseman, one of the top prosecutor's for mueller. >> the number 2 guy, internal emails, you sally gates when she was the holdover running the justice department. and trump's travel order, violated professional duties and andrew wiseman said this is a great thing to do. how do you fix it? >> i have great doubt that it can be fixed. and issue nobody has raised. an obligation under supreme court law for any evidence bearing on the innocence of a defendant. to bob mueller let mike flynn at lawyers know that the chief witness against him, the fbi agent had been removed from the case for bias, guilty of professional misconduct. >> somebody needs to look into that.

where the country's at loggerheads of all things over president donald trump's tweeting explains what exactly caused this latest splat. so this whole issue is started over mr trump tweeting a number of or retreating a number of tweets from the controversial anti muslim group britain first. those three tweets that he retreated purporting to show muslims attacking non muslims and one of them proven to be a fake by dutch journalists and so he's come in for criticism for retreating those and that's created a political stand here in the u.k. with many m.p.'s calling on the government to criticize mr trump for doing so and in fact that is what downing street and the prime minister did in a statement through one of their spokespeople it's run for the president to have done this british people overwhelmingly reject the prejudiced rhetoric of the far right which is the antithesis of the values that this country represents decency tolerance and respect president trump criticizing to resume a actually and saying that the focus should be more on militants and terrorist groups who are attacking th

transition team i think probably all of which ultimately ended up in the administration of donald trump tweeted on saturday that he fired flynn for lying to the vice president and the f.b.i. about a meeting he held with the russian ambassador critics say that shows the knew about flynn lying to the f.b.i. when he encouraged his former chief james komi to drop the investigation well now trump's lawyer has taken responsibility for composing the potentially incriminating tweet or the president himself has hit back at comi i never asked me to stop investigating flynn just more fake news covering another comi lie but as jackie of lugar explains fake news is masking while the investigation into alleged russian ties has actually proven. after almost a year of investigations into whether team trump and big bad russia were in on it together the only concrete things to come out of those inquiries is a couple charges of making false statements and a shocking revelation that we knew a year ago this building doesn't see anything necessarily. you know you know appropriate about. members of the incoming admin

transition team i think probably all of which ultimately ended up in the administration while donald trump tweeted on saturday to explain that he had fired flynn for lying to the vice president to the f.b.i. but critics say that from poznan fact incriminated himself by admitting that he knew about the lies in his twitter post but his jacqueline bouvier explains the mainstream media has to send it into what looks like another fake news franzi. after almost a year of investigations into whether team trump and big bad russia were in on it together the only concrete things to come out of those inquiries is a couple charges of making false statements and a shocking revelation that we knew a year ago this building doesn't see anything necessarily. you know you know appropriate about. members of the incoming administration and foreign officials never works right now and again this is an ongoing we have no. you know no comment or no problem with them doing such on their own the obama administration saw no issue in michael flynn's conversations with the then russian ambassador because it was par for the co

donald trump's tweets, remember the muslim ban, right? rump says that and that causes him legal problems and lower courts actually cites that when he says it is not a religious test, of course not. what about the terrorist in new york city who killed those pedestrians recently. donald trump takes to twitter and says i think this guy should get the death penalties. a lot of people say that makes itless likely. this is the latest example of donald trump hurting his own cause i would argue with his tweets. >> gentlemen, i wish we had more time. paul, just a quick last word, go ahead. >> you know i want to jump in and say that saying something on twitter can be a confession to a crime and usable against anybody who publicly says it. the president have said that his statements on twitter are official announcement. the twitter thing is going to give him great problems forward. >> we are getting new reporting of how the president's attorney is reacting. thank you very much for joining us with your thoughts. again, new reactions from the president

president donald trump tweeted his congratulations saying the this, we are one step closer to delivering massive tax cuts for working families across america. special thanks to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and chairman sneer orrin hatch for shepherding our bill through the senate. he adds he looks forward to signing a final bill before christmas. cnn's phil mat theingly has b ms been at capitol hill overmight. >> they are now on the brink of huge, senate voting 51-49 to pass the republican tax overall plan. that means both the house and the senate have passed their own versions of this. it's one step closer to be signed into law, to being sen to the president's desk and becoming that major legislative achievement of 2017. democrats very opposed to this tax plan from the beginning, unify in their opposition on the floor and furious about the process, a process that led senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to know he had the votes at 10:00 a.m. on friday morning and still not release the bill until 8:00 p.m. later that day. democrats waiving legislative tax, happened writing, m

every one of donald trump's tweets why does it have to turn into a news cycle and why do all the reporters pretend like they don't care about it i really trust tweets trump's tweets gav traveler and it's not just entertainment it scares people at times trump tower here and trump taxes trump rush trump trump trump trump i'm over it the most over important story of the year wins hands down to faff a disaster oh yeah i mean i learned a lot of hadn't known much about it before good bye trump and twenty seven cool russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia enough already suppose that russia meddling in the united states election the russian acting the election by trying to influence and we've had saturate. coverage of the story that is essential not there that's easily without question the most over reported story of the year that's all we heard about was it to lose it was it a rushing gate i don't know what it was but it was just rush hour nonstop there's no there there stop reporting it it's done we've seen reporters actually resign over this much of t

. >> on the spectrum of donald trump's tweets was gracious as donald trump's tweets goes as gracious as he gets. the next day, though, yesterday morning, he said, well i few he couldn't win the election, i was right. it doesn't reflect well on him. i'll say again, roy moore was a uniquely horrific candidate. there was a very good chance he would have loss even if donald trump had not thrown his support behind him. >> mem brooks, if washington had stayed out of the way from the very beginning, mo brooks would have won the primary and been the senator right now. i'm not going out of my what i to knock on pitch mcconnell. but mike this happens all the time when republican leaders try to get or any leader tries to get too clever by half. they try to get involved in primaries, because they knew mo brooks would be a pain in the -- they get a choice for roy moore, a loss for republicans or a democrat a. loss for republicans. we can blame bannon. but steve bannon couldn't have kept mo brooks out of the race. the guy would have won the primary and he'd be for right now. >> the results the oth

in donald trump's tweet, he describes reports rex tillerson was to be pushed out the door as fake news here to stay and admitted that they had differences but they are working on it. it looks like, for the moment at least, the secretary of state will keep his job. 0k, thank you for that. we can cross now to washington dc and talk to elizabeth wydra, a supreme court litigator and legal expert. thank you very much forjoining us. it is all about the deal. how is this deal working, as you understand? absolutely. it is a deal that we have the former national security adviser to president trump pleading guilty to lying about talking to russian contacts. the even bigger deal is what did he agree to give robert —— robert mueller in exchange that plea deal? we know that he is implicating senior presidential transition officials. rumours have been swirling that perhaps it is jared kushner, even mike pence, even at present himself. —— the president himself. we're getting closer to senior level trump administration officials. you don't make a deal with someone very high level like mike flynn unles

so it doesn't even absolve donald trump of that tweet. more significantly, donald trump has not tried to correct it. he's had numerous occasions now to say he didn't mean it or someone else wrote it. he didn't say that. in fact, he doubled down. he's now attacking the fbi instead of trying to correct his earlier tweet. >> if he did in fact write it, though, john dowd, why would he potentially put his client in legal jeopardy or is it more to what you said, you know, he should be fired and that would be a level of sloppiness or incompetence doing so? >> because i just don't believe that story at all. i know the white house is very freaked out about donald trump's tweet yesterday. but the president himself has not seeked to distance himself from it. he hasn't said someone else wrote it. he in fact is doubling down on it by attacking the fbi and by suggesting that general flynn's life shouldn't be ruined just because he lied to the fbi. >> how do you think robert mueller is looking at all these tweets from yesterday and today? >> let me first

. >> donald trump tweeted a word with michael flynn with the special prosecutor. next.r how the economic crash was supposed to be a wake up call for our government? people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked against everyone else. it's why i left my investment firm and resolved to use my savings for the public good. but here we are nine years later and this president and the republican congress are making a bad situation even worse. they won't tell you that their so called "tax reform" plan is really for the wealthy and big corporations, while hurting the middle class. it blows up the deficit and that means fewer investments in education, health care and job creation. it's up to all of us to stand up to this president. not just for impeachable offenses, but also to demand a country where everyone has a real chance to succeed. join us. your voice matters. so gistarting at $40 a line a gfor four lines.good as the

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i enjoyed donald trump's tweet there. elisabeth warren said, i'm going to say something crazy. climate change is real. we have a moral obligation to protect the earth for our children and grandchildren. a lot of people mocking trump. you are not. why? >> i spent the day on climate change drogtist websites, they were deriding him because he couldn't tell the difference between weather and climate. apparently weather is whenever the temperatures don't agree with what they have to say and climate is when it does. if it is 75-degrees time square new year's eve, there would be a front page story in the "new york times." >> so you don't believe -- you don't believe that a man is destroying the earth? >> i do not. actually, there is a lot of evidence that increasing co2 and rising temperatures are having a significantly beneficial aspect to the earth and the human condition, things like heat waves and forest fires have been in long-term decline, which is something that listeners probably haven't heard. they don't want these inconvenient facts out there. >> your book is about taking al

in the meantime, donald trump tweeting this out. he wrote big protests in iran.e are finally getting wise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism. looks like they will not take it any longer. we will continue reporting, but there is a press conference happening in colorado where there was a shooting earlier today. >> earlier around 5:00, officers were called to a residence at the 3400 block of county line on a disturbance. once they were there they were met with gunfire from the suspect. four officers were injured. one officer was killed in the line of duty. we will be giving you some photographs of the officers through my pio staff after this conference here. i want to mention a couple things. the two other citizens, civilians were injured. and this as well. they are nonlife-threatening injuries. our hearts and prayer guess out to them as well. regular people trying to live their life disrupted by this individual. a total of five officers were involved in this situation. one deceased suspect. the only thing i'm going to talk

president recently voicing an opposing view donald trump tweeted in october that negotiating was a waste of time the organization of islamic cooperation is set to meet today it is double to discuss donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital leaders are certain arabia and jordan have already met in riyadh on the issue but it's unclear if saudi arabia will send its representative to the meeting for. the ground it's been almost a week of demonstrations in the occupied palestinian territories israeli forces fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters who pelted stone bethlehem dozens of palestinians have been injured in confrontations with israeli forces says last week those were the headlines about with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera it's the street do stay with us. facing reality if a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train of litigation through which we can bring a legal system to getting to the heart of the matter i don't think we need to the fact that some of my previous users hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. ok and i

overlooked in all the again the chaos of the drew slum story the big story the futures story donald trump tweeting stories desperate venezuelans turn to video games to survive the crisis wracked venezuela has become fertile ground for what's known as gold farming people spend hours a day playing dated online games such as tibia and rune scape to acquire virtual gold game points or special characters that can sell to their players for real money or crypto currency such as big coin the practice which was previously cropped up in other basket case economy such as north korea has become so popular with venezuela that they are now spreading inflation outside the virtual worlds so they're making so much money in these virtual games but the reason why venezuelans are going to these old games which i've never even heard of i'm not a gamer but tibia and rune scape is that their internet connections are slow so when looking at places like alabama where they also have slow internet connections or south dakota or north dakota or tent city and slow internet connections here or there you can go to online get in

finally, it wasn't just mps who were up in arms about donald trump and his tweets. t president trump only tweets messages he has thought carefully about and agrees with because, if so, he has endorsed a nazi group with a vicious record of attacks, racism, islamophobia and anti—semitism. surely there can be no question of a state visit until at least he has expressed some remorse about this. i would gently suggest to the president of our greatest ally, that if he would make the white house a tweet—and—twitter—free zone, he would make an immeasurable contribution to the peace of the world. hear hear. well, i do actually recall the words of the former prime minister about too many tweets and i shan‘t repeat what he said, but, yes, we must all be careful about what we tweet and the effect that it can have on the wider community. so, yes, we should tweet with care, my lords. and lady williams brings us to the end of the programme. i'll be back at the same time tomorrow with the week in parliament, when i'll be talking to an mp who hopes to break the boundaries — of consti

donald trump than susan collins. gregg: roy moore is so unpredict inin to many ways. >> topic three, and fake news is subject. here is donald trump tweet. we should have a contest as to which of networks, have most dishonest, corrupt and di -- political coverage of your favorite president, in your judgment winner? >> i think a hands down call for cnn. on the way here, i tried to write down a few of fake news stories. one they said donald trump jr. collaborating with wikileaks, they got it wrong. we had single source that donald trump would not con-- confront vladimir putin about. >> and a single sourcing said that scarscaramucci was under investigation, he was the not. they said comey would testify, and he never told trump he would not under investigation, false, they screwed up a fake news story from oxnard university, it had to walk that back, whole time, they started this fake news thing, complaining to obama white house, sensor merconservatives now they alike they are under attack, they win the award. gregg: chris bedford giving award to fake news to cnn. >> dis honor able mention brian ross attics. abc. >> thank you, both. >> than

the new report about donald trump tweeting more than 2,000 times since inauguration alone and trump mentionedtwitter 901 million times and counting. it will be more after tonight's "the new york times" interview, of course. so with three years left in the year, donald trump was the top news story on twitter for 348 days so far of 2017. here are some of the most talked about moments. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states. >> but regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. >> the white house dodging, deflecting but not denying the president shared classified information with russia and beneather is he. >> we had a great meeting. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. >> when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. >> get out and vote for roy

donald trump's tweets yesterday seemingly out of the blue, announcing a ban of transgender individuals any capacity in the military. >> north korea best not make any more threats. >> the president tweeting, quote, military solutions are now fully in place. locked and loaded. >> the very outdated filibuster rule must go. mitch m, go to 51 votes now. >> i did mitch, get to work. >> that's the president of the united states who tweeted out -- >> come on. >> that mocking tweet about kim jong-un describing him as rocket man. >> lashing out at the mayor of san juan puerto rico from his country club. >> while he was golfing, the mayor of san juan, puerto rico was up to her neck in water, throwing paper towels at the victims of the hurricane like it was a game. >> tweets the trump made undercut tillerson saying save your emergency, rex. >> let's go to our hong kong trump tweet desk and willie geist. >> do his tweets make your job more difficult? >> no. >> happy halloween. a scary day for a lot of people. two tweets. sorry, but this is years ago before paul manafort was part of the trump campai

s tweets or donald trump sr.'s tweets in so far as they may be used as evidence. there's the political environment, there's a legal environment and they're confusing the two. >> i would imagine, i don't want to put words in your mouth, did you think that donald trump jr. was trying to hide something? what do you think he's trying to hide? >> so the fact of the matter is, over several dozen witnesses, if truly i had a nickel for every time somebody had said, i do not recall, i do not believe so, to the best of my recollection, i could add all that together and retire on the interest paid on the principle sum. >> jackie spears says that donald trump jr. has a serious case of amnesia. that would distinguish him from a lot of the other witnesses. >> by your report tonight you almost were there. >> do you know how many times he said, i do not recall in this meeting? was it -- >> i don't. interestingly enough, a couple witnesses ago, i started making #s on my yellow pad, in the first 40 minutes i hit 23 and i gave up. >> what can you tell us about his demeanor, he was w