dr. drew, how do you do this? greg: it's a gang signal.re is a guy being shot right now because of you. they are starting on me and i haven't asked two questions. some shrink you are coming after me. there is a real contrast between the psychological impact of trump. you see the stuff going on. people melting down versus the actual concrete evidence of the impact of what he's doing. do you see them as equal or what's going on? >> i think it's part of how he navigates. remember scott adams? he sees everything as a negotiation. he takes extreme positions and people go nuts over them, then he uses that to get people to go where he wants to go. greg: when people hear them they miss out on what happens later. emily: just yesterday the circuit court of appeals heard the injunction appeal of maryland. the judge during oral arguments said do you expect me to ignore reality that this ban isn't about discriminating against muslims. the point is this week a poll determined almost half of americans believe that the media fabricates stories about trump

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dr. drew -- children. santa was there so we got him, too. jesse: welcome to what the *. i'm jesse watters. friday president trump took his make america great again on the road and he spoke to a crowd in pensacola, florida. president trump: we are going to speak the plain truth, the truth you want to hear, they don't want to hear. did you see all the corrections the media has been making? they never apologize. maybe that comes with being the president, i don't know. they have been apologizing left and right. they took this fraudster from abc. they suspended him for a month. they should have fired him for what he wrote. he drove the stock market down 350 points in minutes which tells you they really like me when you think of it. you know what he caused people? i said get yourself a lawyer and sue abc news. sue them. then cnn apologized just a little while ago. thank you, cnn, thank you so much. you should have been apologizing for the last two years. true, true. jesse: joining me is former trump deputy campaign manager and author of the new book "let trump be trump," david

well this particular dr drew on board in the morning we. could be reading. and were given by. reading the really. be agriculture training institute. on a killing spree off the late. reaction force of the army and the police. back in. dozens of people have also been wounded some of them may be in serious condition and the faction that has claimed responsibility paul did that's why he thought of on the hated by most of what was also the overall or head of the. state that all the barn focused on and do we have any idea why it would be that toggles and why now what sort of message is this. well it did a number back in december going before getting there was another. over one hundred and he's still getting spit on me by the school and. the david dollar bonds are great fungibility but that also but. the budgets on the military has been saying that groups are all for getting from just across the board up in of one it's done in particular it can gauge that for the year itch secretary of defense. in progress on bush sr stalled because of different state budgets on maintaining that they

dr. drew -- our studio audience, i am greg gutfeld i love you. ♪ as if welcome to "watters world" i am jesse watters president trump taking make america great again message on road standing room only crowd in pensacola florida, immediately hit fake news media. >> going to spending a plain truth speak plain truth the truth you just want to hear you have to hear they don't want to hear. >> but and, by the way, did you see all the corrections media has been making they say so are we made a -- doing that all year never apologize maybe that comes with being the president,i don't know. i don't know they have been apologizing lowest and right. they took this -- from abc suspended him for a month you they should have fired him for what he wrote. he drove the stock market down 350 points in minds. by the way, tells you they really like me right what did you think of it? you know what he calls people i said to everybody get yourself a lawyer, and sue abc news, sue them. so -- >> and then cnn apologized

dr. drew -- region wildfires out west. the governor visit is the area. good evening everyone i am julie banderas. winner brown taking a tour inventory account with the largest wildfires is currently in southern california. it is now being blamed for the death of a 70-year-old woman. she died in a car accident while trying to evacuate. devastating wildfires bring hundreds of homes to the ground killing dozens of horses and firing tens of thousands of acres of land. firefighters meantime finally starting to get a handle on these massive fire. most of them racing across the region. but strong santa ana winds, as always, is in more complications. we offer more evacuation orders are lifted. allowing people to return home and in some cases, governor brown there is nothing left. affects some houses are burned next-door is not. so it is the wind, the vegetation of the construction. all of the combined to make fires dumping people even though we are learning more about what can you say? you lose your house and belongings, people lose animals. it is a horror. to l

cannot negate the dr drew solution as you know veto in the past has been able to do so and no veto and this ad ever will either. of them it is surely paradoxical that this. in that state casting its veto today asserts the council is of thirty other cases their mandate in respect of resolutions on every other issue aside from palestine. when when it has to do with palestine. there is imbalance. or we refuse to accept that the last time the exception to every other war and the international community has occurred speaking in one voice insisting on respect for the applicable laws and resolutions. that are the core of the peaceful solution to the palestinian question and the us decision encourages israel took resistance in its crimes against our palestinian people and to continue its acute patient of our territory you. and you with. no rhetoric will hide this come placing say. in prolonging the occupation on. no veto can conceal these facts nor can it legitimize any provocative unilateral decisions or actions in violation of security council resolutions and no one can deny that such provok

dr. drew's family. dealing with the development of blood banks.e also looking at percy julie's family and talking with them about the developer of artificial cortisone, so important for medical procedures. we are looking at a range of innovators, both in science and technology. there are plenty of publications, there are some movies about them, as we have noted. there is a lot of material known, and we need to put it all together with the artifacts. as people walk through this museum and you look at their faces, what is going through your mind? i am thrilled that the variety of people who come through this museum. they are from a variety of nations. races,nt ages, different and they are taken with the storytelling, and they find it relevant to their lives, and they are respectful of each other and of themselves. i think that is much of the lesson that we are trying to convey. does we will convene conclude on that note. thank you very much for being with us. guest: thank you. host: a reminder that all of our

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dr. drew's family dealing with the development of blood banks.re also looking at percy julian's family and talking with them about the inventor, the developer of artificial cortisone, so important for medical procedures. so we're looking at a range of innovators both in science and technology. there are plenty of publications. there are some movies about them as we've noticed. there's a lot of material known. we need to put it all together with the artifacts. >> bill pretzer, final quick question as people walk through this museum and you look at their faces, what's their reaction? what's going through your mind? >> i'm thrilled at the variety of people who come through this museum from a variety of nations, of different ages, of different races, and they are taken with the storytelling. and they find it relevant to their lives, and they are respectful of each other and of themselves. and i think that's much of the lesson that we are trying to convey. >> we will conclude on that note. the senior krcurator here at th museum, bill pretzer, thank yo

amy: among the actions that reportedly drew the interest of investigators is dr. stein's attendance at a 2015 dinner in moscow that was sponsored by russian state-run television network rt, celebrating its 10th anniversary. a photo that was later widely shared shows stein sitting at a table with russian president vladimir putin during the dinner has been widely shared. sitting across the table from stein was another american, michael flynn, who went on to become president trump's national security advisor and has since entered into a plea agreement with special counsel robert mueller's investigatio of russian election interference, pleading guilty to a single felony count of lying to the fbi about his conversations with russia's u.s. ambassador. to respond to these two developments, dr. jill stein joins us now from boston. welcome back to democracy now! can you tell us exactly what the senate intelligence committee is demanding of you and your 2016 presidential campaign? >> it is great to be with you this morning. the senate intelligence committee contacted us and

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dr. arthur laffer was having dinner. and laffer drewing and regulations can stifle the economy. on one end that we now call the laffer curve, the golf taxes everyone at zero percent so the government get no, sir revenue. on the our end, the same thing would happen. no revenues because nobody has any incentive to earn or to spend. laffer concluded that lower taxes would spur the economy. his supply side economics became the cornerstone of president ronald reagan's economic pose resulting in one of the biggest tax cuts in history and tax revenues soared thereafter. his napkin now resides in the smithsonian. joining me now economist and former economist to ronald reagan dr. arthur laffer. your premise is you tax something, you get less of it. tax something less, you get more of it. but when you tax less, you don't necessarily create enough revenue to make up for the loss of revenue. is that accurate? >> that is accurate. that's very accurate. sometimes, when you raise tax rates you collect more revenues. and sometimes, when you raise tax r

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