including donald trump. and then one quick thing about eric adams. >> to show. >> just how corrupt trump and the department of justice are being. they didn't dismiss the eric adams case in order to be dismissed outright. they said it should be dismissed without prejudice. and that's because they want to see eric adams and how he enforces the trump immigration rules here in new york. so this is a sort of damocles hanging over the sitting mayor of new york, saying, we're going to dismiss the charges without prejudice, and then we're going to watch you and see what you do. >> this is such a meaning. they can bring the charges back up. >> exactly. so this is. >> if. >> you. >> want to. >> see what a sort of extortion scheme is. that is what's going on in new york. >> let me stay on this for one second. they're going to have to go into a federal courtroom here in new york and say to a judge, we want to dismiss this. how is that session going to go? >> so. >> by the way, trump 1.0 did the same thing in connection

and when donald trump is your boss, you don't talk more than donald trump. in a business meeting with donald trump, elon musk spoke 3666 words. donald trump spoke 2487 words. mike pence never had a day like that in the oval office with donald trump. jd vance will never have a day like that in the oval office with donald trump, because donald trump is the boss of jd vance. one thing donald trump always craved before he ran for president was the attention of the truly rich, virtually all of whom ignored donald trump as phony, rich and vulgar rich. and now donald trump has the attention of the richest person in the world, the person who can literally bail him out of any financial difficulty, like the $85 million that he owes e jean carroll, pending his appeal of her successful lawsuit against him, and the half $1 billion that he owes the state of new york pending his appeal of the lawsuit. new york attorney general letitia james won against donald trump, and we have no idea how much money may have already passed between donald trump and between elon musk and do

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is there something donald trump wants?on donald trump wants to zero out the trade deficits the u.s. has with many of the industrialized nations of the world. it is not such a small trade deficit. it is in the neighborhood of $100 billion. trump said that figure repeatedly. we see trump threatening big sanctions against neighbors, canada and mexico. there is reason to believe european countries including perhaps the u.k. may be next in the crosshairs. at some point without a doubt, the substantial u.s. trade deficit with japan is going to become an action item for donald trump. the line ishiba took which is a reasonable one is that japan is a massive investor in the united states, that japan is investing not just in greenfield auto plants and so on which are valuable but also in technology, you know, talk of a $1 trillion target for japanese investment. there was a softbank openai announcement of a huge investment in artificial intelligence, and so on. i think the japanese effort is to try to compensate for the fact there a

donald trump doesn't even know. the one thing we do know is that there's nothing good that they can do inside the treasury of the united states. and the other thing we know is that nothing like this has ever happened before in the history of the united states of america. on friday, the career treasury official who has served under every republican and every democratic president over the last 30 years, david liebreich, resigned from the treasury after treasury secretary scott bessent pushed him out of his position and handed the keys to the treasury to elon musk. and for that, the treasury secretary should be impeached. won't be, of course, but should. republicans would never, never conduct an impeachment against anyone in trump world. donald trump is deliberately creating so many distractions that it's hard for people to know which ones are serious. and every word donald trump says about greenland, i think, is not serious and can be ignored. and we know, as i always suspected, every word donald trump says about tari

also, i think what we're seeing from donald trump is donald trump is simply miss reading the facts on so many issues suggesting that canada's deficit with the united states makes the united states weaker. when we know the numbers that he continues to spout $2250000000000.00 deficit for the united states is more like $40000000000.00. and when you take out the oil exports from canada, united states actually has a surplus. and so while donald trump does have this, what the zone strategy, i think what we're seeing, even with that strategy while it is certainly causing tremendous chaos and confusion and making it very difficult for the price to follow along. we're already beginning to see the limits as we are saying now, judges are actually repealed like many of these executive orders and costs. so now with the number of demonstrations and the push backs, we're seeing just how potentially weak donald trump couldn't be, at least on the legislative front. where of course, that's where you make a long term actually long term policies to actually fulfill your legacy. and right now donald trump

so he's got to say no to donald trump without upsetting donald trump, but he's not alone in the region. the egyptians already said that they are not interested in taking palestinians. and other countries have said that those and guys must stay in guise at donald trump has this idea of creating some high class resorts, but the americans will get handed over to them by the israelis something of course, the under international law. do you feel these wouldn't be allowed to do so? this is a very, very delicate meeting for king abdullah is the 1st that i believe there is you say to visit donald trump since he returned to the white house. i'm what he's got to do is trying say no without making sure that the money that flows into jordan from washington isn't turned off. but any point. yeah, that's the thing i'll let me before, but yeah, go on. they take the most. okay. just now coming in. what's a good note coming in? you're going to see the king's car passed by. he is in there, give us a quick wave as well as a new one. i'll just see that was cutting him live and he's heading now to the oval

so this is not donald trump not thinking.icate this institution with devastating consequences for our safety. >> so you're a republican who voted for donald trump. you're in a republican state, and there's a horrendous kidnaping in your community. and the 6000 fired fbi agents are not trying to solve that crime. >> and the locals i've been there when i mean horrendous things where the locals will call the fbi for help, the fbi swat team to save an abducted child. i still remember it was i still remember this case where they they and they managed to do it from somebody who had taken this kid and went down into a hole, and they managed to get the kid out alive. that's the fbi at its best. and they do that day in and day out. i mean, that helping locals happens all the time. and that's, that's just the their communities. but you know what else happens? i mean, it sounds grandiose. you know, there's a reason that post nine over 11, the fbi has been on the front lines here. and it's not just an issue in big cities. this is the iss

donald trump is prepared.ether congress is prepared or not that's a different question. >> i want to show you a clip of hakeem jeffries house democratic leader talking about programs. >> it's about economic opportunity for everyone. we support merit for everyone. based on what you know not who you know the problem it seems to be unfolding is that there are some in this country who want an america of the billionaires by the billionaires and for the billing errors. not for working-class americans, middle-class americans are everyday americans, a country of the billionaires by the billionaires and for the billing errors. diversity equity inclusion are about economic opportunity for everyone. even if you're not wealthy well off for well-connected. these are values that everybody in this country should embrace. >> what do you think of. >> i was with him until he got to billionaires. when you talk about the dei programs somebody watching us today you ask how the average lower income person benefits from these rsprog

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but donald trump refused to answer. if that was going to happen, he refused to answer if he was going to cut off aid to egypt as well. these are countries that rely heavily on the support from the united states government. and if that aid was cut off, what would that look like for jordan? what would it look like for egypt? is the american president essentially going to give them an ultimatum? that would leave them with no choice. but you also have to remember that it would cause a lot of civil unrest in these countries if their leaders decided that they were going to go along with this plan that is so wildly unpopular in this region that's been denounced by country after country by leader after leader, and by almost every single person on the streets of these countries in the middle east. so there's a lot at stake here because it could ignite further tensions in the region. it could ignite more wars. president trump was talking about wanting to make peace in the middle east, but all this would do if you ethnically clean

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that might well pick up donald's interest because of any mention of, of large sums of money. donald suddenly pays attention so, so they potentially could have an influence there. but beyond that, i don't, i simply don't know. david, thank you very much and thanks tool i guess today david k johnson. annabelle zillow and philip, sure to remember, we're here every day and if you can catch the program, when it's on television, we have a pod cost version or you can watch it online on our website whenever you want it out to 0. don't. com. if you have views, comments, even complaints, please post them on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story or find this on x. look for at a inside story. i'll be back in this seat again next time until then for me, james space and the team here in the hawk. bye for now the in connecting communities. what would you like to see it happen for a new syria to emerge? is no way we could live in a country again, where is i see it is for displacement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't had

because, of course, narendra modi is due here next week to visit donald trump. this week with the visitprime minister of israel neta nyahu. but what's the expectation there of the modi visit? yeah, super interesting time actually to be here, you know, there's such interest in the second trump term and what's happening in the us at the moment. but, you know, we know that the us and india are very donald trump and the indian prime minister, narendra modi, are said to have a very good, strong, warm relationship, at the same time, you do sense a little bit of apprehension of the tariff threat that we saw the trump administration wield towards close allies, and our colleagues at bbc news delhi had a really about the us—india trade relationship. and i'lljust mention our colleagues�* names as a shout—out to them because this is a really great week, so ahead of this meeting that modi is going to have with donald trump, india actually lowered import duties on a number of goods, including heavy and so, for heavy motorcycles, for example, from 50% and, you know, if you look at the overall trade vo

so essentially donald trump simply voted on that issue. so i want people to understand their power to shape public sentiment and not only are the trump administration's actions ludicrous, they are harming people. so, this example in california, donald trump ordered the army corps of engineers to release a whole bunch of water from these dams. when no one needed it. so over two billion gallons of water have now been wasted in l can. thwart from northern california isn't even going down to southern california, it's largely going to evaporate. farmers don't need it. congressman valadao is going to have to answer to his farmers when in the summer months they need water and they don't have enough. those are the harmful action this was administration and i want people to understand that pushing back gets this administration to fold. mr. aguilar: thank you. questions? ryan. reporter: mr. leader, the republicans just accused democrats of being willing to shut down the government if they don't get their way in terms of these negotiations and pushba

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donald trump has always sued people. he's always done this to people, anybody he's in business with, you know, a contractor who comes to fix something on the mar-a-lago lawn, you know, will get sent a lawsuit. and the problem is, as we know and as a european, i still find this extraordinary. lawsuits are incredibly distracting for people. they're expensive, they're distracting. they tape up, they take executives time so you can see the pressure to settle, because these companies have other things to do. but as kara says, it's terrible for the first amendment. >> but as as someone who watched media companies during the trump years and even the time when he wasn't in office go after donald trump, cover him unfairly, this doesn't necessarily upset me. like this. >> is something that's unfairly got to. >> be more specific about. >> that, because. >> what is the unfair coverage? >> well, the unfair coverage of donald trump when it comes to, for instance, the facebook suppressing the hunter biden laptop, how media 51 intellige

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>> president donald trump: no, but he's very capable . i don't think -- so far i think he is doing a fantastic job, but it's too early, we are just starting. >> trace: i thought the answer would be yes, are you surprised? >> no, three weeks into the trumpet administration, you have to be able to take the reins at any given moment and i think j.d. vance exemplifies personifies exactly the type of personality that is new and is leading the republican party, he is young, vibrant, understands the numbers, he represents the values of this country, he pulled himself up from the bootstrap, it's an all-american story but i think he enjoys donald trump's full throttle support. >> trace: he does, lastly, i want to talk about the upcoming caldwell institute gala at mara largo, i want to read the following inspired by personal loss talking of course about your brother, the inaugural gal ignites us to celebrate justice in honour of those who stand for victims rights across the nation you say we are honoured to welcome john walsh host of america's most

how has donald trump and what do you believe donald trump will do to protect that?>> but also, i mean. >> it's not going to stop doing. >> it's not. >> he's not going to be running operations. >> as a tv producer of all time. maybe it will get better losing. >> we're losing the thread here because i actually think, you know lance. you're right. trump won. obviously people voted for him. but the kennedy center is a bipartisan institution. trump supporters are on there. biden supporters are on there. there are people from the left and the right on the same board. and actually, that's what makes it different. and americans, i know that you're trying to say that americans endorse every single thing about donald trump. >> we know that. >> we know. >> that's not true. >> but americans also, they they don't necessarily want their whole identity to be balkanized into left and right. >> well, first off, i never said they endorse every single thing donald trump did. i don't believe that for one second. but what i'm saying is i keep hearing the same mentality, which has been t