is that most of the republican party supported trump who you just said is promoting this, whose em boldening want to dispaerj any party or any group. but, it does seem that if you're not racist right, you're at least overlooking it and you're supporting it by, when you go to the ballot or -- ballot box and voting for these people, or by not denouncing it when your president else spouses some of these views. am i wrong in that assessment? >> no. look, don i lost a lot of sleep over the last several years working for candidates that are men of honor and integrity and dignity. unfortunately they were not the parties' nominee. in the end i voted for someone i viewed that would at least -- the number one issue for me was supreme court justices. i worked really really hard for candidates for our party that would bring dignity to the office. unfortunately that was not the case and this is where we are today. >> i want to get other people. i don't mean to cut you off. david, did you want to say something? >> i do, i love also alice's optimism but i disagree strongly and almost angrily with it. this

that they're going to em bolden their stance toward wanting to do more domestic production. >> rightle, they react quickly and in the case of china, we've seen when you squeeze industries, they look for self-sufficient s. we're on the way, manufacturing smart, robotics. bgi a few years ago in the gene sequencing place squeezed went out and built their own sequences machine. we think this will galvanize local governments as well as ak deem area then the private sector to invest in these areas. >> critics would argue they haven't built as much they've stolen it. >> there are legitimate issues that have to be addressed. i don't think of the trade war to unilateral action to force this type of extreme pressure in china. we'll have a reaction from the chinese to bring them to the table to discuss these issues that need to go line by line >> larry, you agree or you think the trump administration's stance might work? >> well, i think that ben's upstream in the manufacturing area, carl and i'm more less downstream in the consumer area. and i think looking at this from the point of view of u.

and women are waiting four hours in the women are waiting to see a doctor, but they are finally em boldened to come out and speak out against being sexually assaulted. we need to step up to take this epidemic crime seriously and treat it with the seriousness that it deserves. >> supervisor cohen: let me ask you -- and we are here in the budget committee and just deliberating about budgets and numbers. so it's a considerable ask that you are requesting. one of which i am wondering if we shouldn't scale up. >> supervisor: sure. >> supervisor cohen: how many people are you envisioning? director talked about four or three positions. >> supervisor: three positions. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor fewer? >> superviser fewer: what i heard from the discussion, two are funded, requested three, is that correct? >> supervisor: and that is correct. and i think they should move to h.r.c. i have been asking for a third position through the add back process on the city wish list. so what i have tried to do is strike a balance in asking for enough to seriously get this done without asking for the moon. but

women are at a time when they are feeling em boldened and that we know that justice and we know thatepresentation is not going to be handed to us. we have to fight for it. >> with us this sunday to share their reporting and insights, rachel bay of politico and michael sheerer and michael ward and we begin with dramatic images and the debate whether they show us just anger at the president or an anger deep enough widespread enough to change the politics of immigration. tens of thousands out in force in hundreds of cities from coast to coast. protesting white house immigration policies. among the complaints, that the administration first separated families and now too low to reunite those families who were separated when they were crossing the u.s.-mexico border. another complaint that congress failed to take steps to protect the so-called dreamers. >> the actions of this administration towards children and families go against what this country stands for. >> we're fighting for humanity at this point. and everybody needs to start rising, they need to get involved and however they can.

he thinks obama em boldened putin because he kicked him out of the g-8 and the bridge president trump is talking about is a bridge putin built between crimea and mainland russia after the annexation. this was open two months ago. there you go on that. because it's not a real press conference, some might say until the president talks 2016, there's this. >> one of the states we won, wisconsin, i didn't even realize this until fairly recently, that was one state that ronald reagan didn't win when he ran the board the second time. didn't win wisconsin. >> he did. that's not true. ronald reagan did win wisconsin. again, won it decisively. president trump only by one point. fact separated from fiction. let's talk about what happens here in the uk. with me onset, christopher dicky for the world beat and msnbc contributor and matthew doyle, political adviser to tony blair. in dv, evelyn farkas, now msnbc foreign policy contributors and national security analysts and back in brussels, white house correspondent for pbs news hour and msnbc contributor. gang is here, even while we're overseas. ge