, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger thans and applause] >> tamron: hi. a low! welcome welcome, hello. welcome to our show! [cheers and applause] have a seat, have a seat. we have so much to get to today. quick shout out, our guests in "cyber hall," watching from tallahassee, florida, on fox 49. tanisha hayward in atlanta, wadding stomach watching on wsb tv and dorinda murphy watching on abc 78. we are live this morning. listen, i'm on cloud -- it's past nine. i'm on cloud oprah. because we were just in st. paul, minnesota, where i spent an entire day of my life with oprah winfrey. i joined oprah on her 2020 vision: your life in focus" sponsored by ww, which is weight watchers reimagined. i spent the day with her but for me, this was a day for us. and it was emotional, here's one of the moments. >> oprah: we need a show like yours to show us to be a mirror and reflect back to us who we are. that's what you're there for. [cheers and applause] >> tamron: that is what we are

thought ld have ever it was possible three years ago. americans between the age of 25 nd 4 -- and 34 are now working. more than 300,000 working age .eople left the workforce in just three years in my administration, 3.5 million the have joined workforce. 10 million people have been off welfare in less than three years. dignity of work is a fundamental pillar of our genda. this is a blue collar boom. since my election, the net bottom half of wage eners has increased by 47% three times faster han the increase for the top 1%. real median household income is t the highest level ever recorded. the american dream is back, stronger tter and than ever before. no one is benefiting more than middle class. we have created 1.2 million construction nd jobs. a number also unthinkable. 60,000 factories under the previous two administrations, hard to when you hear 60,000 america has now gained in a very short period new factories under my administration and the number is going up rapidly, we beating the 60,000 number that we lost except bigger, newer, a

it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on our country. ever.ut we are going to go back and because of it in wisconsin, i don't know if you have seen. independent voters and voters i think all of the voters including democrats moving over, we just got 195-0 within the republicans in the house. nancy pelosi says, it must be non-partisan. it must. and she said it has to be clear-cut. number one, it never happened. no problem. number two, look at the vote. three democrats voted with us. i guess you could say, i guess you could say it was a non-partisan vote because they voted with us. but we are going back and we are going to hold the senate. and we are going to keep the white house. and we are going to win back the house. we are going to win back the house. and i'm thrilled tonight. a man who has become a great friend of mine web's a warrior. senator ron johnson is here. what a good guy. congressman brian stile. jim sensenbrenner. glenn kaufman, come up. come up. mike gallagher. wisconsin house peaker robin voss. wisconsin state senate president,

like, do you ever get used to that?y used to it. >> trevor: that's just your world now. >> oh, yeah, when i have a script, that feels odd to me. yeah, improvising-- we know our characters so well. we know our relationships so well. >> trevor: oh, right, right, right. >> and the scene is set out. i mean, it's not this willy-nilly thing. we know exactly what has to happen in each scene. >> trevor: got it. >> it's like what you and i are doing right now. we don't have a script. >> trevor: yes, but i mean-- but we're not trying to get somewhere specific. >> we're trying get to the end of the segment, trevor. ( laughter ) >> trevor: true, but it has to tie up-- like, "curb" that's what i like about "curb your enthusiasm", ever episode ties-- >> that's larry's brain. >> trevor: it is genius, everyone moment ties into something. you don't know what's going to tie into the end of the story and it's like an arc-- >> and then it comes back. >> trevor: you have developed a chemistry on the show with each other. what i like about "

have you ever heard of those places?0,000.2 great places i recognize israel's true capital and open to the american embassy in jerusalem. and we recognize the israeli golan heights. no one else was going to do that. no you have a president that is standing up for america and we are standing up for the people of new jersey. at stake is the survival of the very nation. the survival of the nation and if you've got the otheits good y will in this last election instead of being 72% and your 401 k. being up to numbers you can't believe where your wife or husband says you ar you're the t brilliant person in history for years you've been losing with a 401(k) and now you'r you are maa fortune. [cheering] i have people coming up to me all the time. at one gentleman come up. thank you, you made me look so smart. my wife never respected me for anything. but now she thinks i'm a great investor. if you want your children to inherit the blessings that generations of americans fought and died for to secure then we must devote everything

, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger thanheers and applause] >> tamron: how are you? welcome, welcome, hi! hello, hi! welcome, welcome, thank you so much for being here today, how are you? thank you for being here, i love you, too. thank you. have a seat, have a seat. thank you so much for spending your monday with us after a very difficult weekend. we are all still in shock, i just heard someone over here say, it's so sad, the news of the legend kobe bryant and his daughter gianna and friends who were traveling with them. we are talking about it all and it's hard. plane flying back from los angeles, i was at the grammy preparty, logged on wi-fi and the news broke and my son is eight months old. i just wanted to get home and hug my child, hug my mom. i've covered a lot of stories, i told someone, for me, i moved to chicago the day princess diana died and it had that same field, this universal pain, whether you are a sports fan or not, you felt it. we have some of our fans from home watching, let say high back to the cyber hal

it is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on our country, ever.ause of it, it was constant -- i don't know if you have seen -- independent voters and i think voters including democrats moving over, we just got 190 5-0, the republicans in the house. nancy pelosi says it must be nonpartisan. and she said it has to be clear-cut. number one, never happened, no problem. number two, look at the vote. three democrats voted with us. so i guess you could say it was a nonpartisan vote because they voted with us. but we are going back and we are going to hold the senate and we are going to keep the white house, and we are going to win back the house, we are going to win back the house. [cheering and applause] ,res. trump: and i am thrilled a man that is a great friend of mine, a warrior, senator ron johnson is here. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: come up, ron. what a good guy. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: congressman brian style. come up. come up. mike gallagher. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: wisconsin's house speaker, robin voss. wiscon

, ever, ever recorded.very fast and the biggest percentage increase, makes me happy, are for blue-collar workers. [cheering and applause] 40 million -- think of this, 40 million american families are now benefiting from the republican child tax credit e, each receiving an average of over $2200 a year. now, america -- this is hard to believe but this is what happened. it's probably the number one reason i'm running. america lost 60000 factories under the previous administrations. 60000. you would not believe that's possible but i know it's true because i've set it 50 times and the fakers back there have never corrected me. no, it's true. if i were slightly off and if it were -- if i was up by two factories there would be a headlight donald trump told a fib. donald trump gets to be a pinocchio again. no, think of it. 60000 factories, plants and factories closed. they went to mexico and china and the 60000 -- take a look at a map and put 60000 little -- you would not believe it to be that many but it is. 60000

the worst it has ever been. when we have this border, it makes it very tough for them to come into the united states with women and with children stuffed in trunks in the back of a car. [cheering] and the washington democrats have never been more extreme. 132 congressional democrats have signed up for bernie sanders government health care to take over health care that would strip all of those 180 million rate americans of your private coverage. you want that. you got great deals. you are able to negotiate, keep your doctor, keep everything you wanted. now they want to take it away. report to an operating room when you have a cold at your local hospital. i don't think so. i'm not going to knock it because i want bernie to bring it right up to the end and we will debate it the day before the election. we are saving your health care while socialist democrats are trying to take away your health care. sleepy joe doesn't even know what he is talking about. honestly, that poor guy is so lost. it was over for him a long

ever in a u.s. trade deal. the provision that senator wyden and i wrote and fought for is the first improvement to enforcing the labor standards in our trade agreements since we've been negotiating them. we know why companies close factories in ohio, in oregon and open them in mexico. they pay lower wages. they take advantage of workers who don't have rights. they have weaker nonexistent environmental laws. american workers can't compete when companies move overseas and exploit low-wage workers. we essentially, madam president, get a race to the bottom on wages. the only way to stop this is by raising labor standards in every country we buy and sell to and every country with which we trade and export and import. raising labor standards making sure those standards are actually enforced. if corporations are forced to pay workers a living wage and treat them with dignity and really honor the dignity of work no matter where those workers are located, then we take away the incentives to make -- move jobs

day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever [cheers and applause] >> tamron:llo! welcome! welcome to the show! hello! good to see all of you! have a seat, have a seat. we have a big show for you today! we got it all covered! thank you, you are wearing a "tamron hall" t-shirt. my mother doesn't even have one. who is this woman in the audience? thank you for joining us, we've got a pack show for us. one of my dear friends, an incredible journey. tony harris will be here. do you guys remember the dc sniper case, 2002? there is a hit, remembering what that case did to us. watching cable news, how this all played out. what we learned about ourselves, what we learned about the case. all of that covered in tony's new podcast, "monster: dc sniper." he's going to join us and reveal some new information about this case. plus the survivor, one of the survivors who missed being a target. she he'l still has what she cals survivors guilt. 25 years, when i see an incredible news story, i say let's talk about it around here. we have a big

they have reached the highest point that they have ever ever had. we have made at least $19 trillion in terms of wealth, in terms of wealth creation for our country, beyond the stock markets. we are now by far the biggest economy in the world. china would have caught us. we are getting very close and we anticipated that in -- i did this for many years, by 2019, china would become the largest economy in the world and right now, we are much larger. we have a great deal with china. i would say our best relationship we have ever had with china on top of everything else. we are starting phase ii. phase i turned out to be bigger than we anticipated because we have intellectual property protections, we have many of the financial aspects of the financial deals that we wanted we got done. and other things in addition to farmers, we have the total package for the farmers. we estimate that will be anywhere between $40 million and -- 40 and $50 billion. the number i think is going to be closer to $50 billion. we'll go from 16 to anywhere from 40 to 50 billion p

, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night 's ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ strongerer >> tamron: hello! hello! hi! hi! how are you? welcome, welcome to the show! how are you? hi! what a great audience! hello! thank you so much! thank you! have a seat, have a seat! okay, so we are alive today. i was in miami yesterday promoting our show. so many things to catch up! i've got a list here! okay, let me start here. dolly parton has this mean that's gone viral. there are photos of social media profiles. i had to get on the phone, the dolly challenge. that's dolly. her linkedin, facebook, tinder, instagram. okay, here comes my version of it. linkedin, instagram, tinder. [applause] the point is, with all your accounts you probably use a different photo for each one depending on who you want to be paid well, one of our guests today as the hosts of the mtv show "catfish", nev schulman, and the whole whole premise of that show is the trickery of social media. how you can pretend to be someone you're not to try to get someone you want. it never works

were they ever caught? 1920 was the only year in which two amendments to the constitution of the united states took effect. the first was the 18th amendment, which made it illegal to sell, buy, or manufacture -- but, curiously enough, not to drink -- alcoholic beverages. of course, we know it as prohibition. it started on january 16 at 12:01 a.m. it ended, for all practical purposes, on january 16 at 12:02 a.m. many people made their own ersatz versions of the beverages they used to know and love so well, most commonly beer, which people called homebrew. for this reason, prohibition became the greatest do-it-yourself project in the history of this country, and it brought the family closer together than it had ever been before. a poem from the time -- "mother's in the kitchen washing out the jugs. sister's in the pantry bottling the suds. father's in the cellar mixing up the hops. johnny's on the front porch watching for the cops." [laughter] >> americans still respected the law generally, but this one speci

♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ ♪ shine, every day and night ♪ - hello, hello!ver, ever ♪ - yeah! welcome! welcome to the show! hello, hello! we've got a big show for you today. thank you for joining us. have a seat. have a seat. thank you for joining us. let me tell you if-- who's dating right now? who's been online dating lately? anybody? anybody dating? wanna date? so everybody in here is married? i'm happy you owned it, ma'am. listen... [laughter] somebody's in here dating, and let me tell you, do we have a dating cautionary tale for you. this hit show, a bravo series-- it's called "dirty john." did you ever hear of it? audience: yes. - it was a show, a podcast. it was about this successful woman who fell in love, but it turned out he was a dangerous con man. he was manipulative, violent, put her and her daughter's life in danger, and she retold this story so that it could be a cautionary tale to all of you-- yes, you. yes, you. [laughter] next time you go on and decide you want to go on a date with someone-- the real woman behind the series is here to share

, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ ♪ [cheerstamron: high! what's up? welcome, welcome! thank you, hello. have a seat, have a seat. mind, body, and soul week continues but here's the deal, full disclosure, i almost fell for the first time. i almost tripped on the stairs. here i am, i am little nasdaq's today, and i nearly tripped on the stairs but that's okay because we are curing everything that ails you other than high heels. a spiritual thought leader, calling her the voice of a generation. gabby bernstein is in the house. [cheers and applause] gabby's conferences sell out thousands, teaching people how to manifest our best lives. the meme on social media is, live your best life. we are more than a meme on the tamron hall show, we mean it and we receive it and we are talking about us today. [cheers and applause] and then come in his first daytime tv appearance, this young man that's coming up on our show today, his name is clark frederick. after years of childhood trauma company made a decision that was unimaginable and landed

, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever >> tamron: welcomem talking about! we are back in 2020, and we are taking on the mind, body, and soul. have a seat, have a seat. you feel good. let's say hello from johnston rhode island watching on abc ten. you can have a seat, ladies. sacramento, california, i need glasses in the year 2020. and from belleville, illinois, on abc 30, what's up? as i said, this is mind, body, and soul week on the "tamron hall show." i am inappropriately dressed for work, but i got caught up in the golden globes last night and my friend billy porter walked out in a white tuxedo with feathers. i was like you're not ready for the "tamron hall show," let me show you how we do it. this is what happens when you're not invited to the golden globes you believe you could be. i as i said, mind, body, and soul week looking to the future. last night, let me talk about the golden globes. was a big moment for me to watch out when

, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger thand applause] hi! hi! hello! hi! hello! hello, hello! welcome, welcome! welcome to the show! okay, welcome, have a seat! we've got to get this started. this is an incredible live show, the show i've been waiting for. grammy, tony, me, and red carpet slayer, my friend billy porter is here! [cheers and applause] you know, we are all about the underdog, the comeback story. we all know billy's name now but he put in years of hard work and now it's paying off. we are going to unpack h journey, the groundbreaking series "pose," inside the house that inspired the show. members of one of the -- oh, my gosh. it's one of the most incomparable artistic experiences you will ever see. if you've never been before, we are going to have a ball. [applause] it's arctic, its culture, its family, and it inspired that hit series. let's say high back to our tam fam. in cyber hall. i did dress up for billy. beth in new jersey, how are you?

than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever how are you?hi! [cheers and applause] >> tamron: welcome to the sho show. welcome, welcome. we've got a great show, we have to get it started. she is a young hollywood star on the hit show { " now she has her own spin-off show coming up, "grown-ish," yara shahidi! i feel like you just gave me your card, i thought you were -- oh, my gosh. okay, have a seat. so "people" magazine, we partner with them on stories that we find compelling, real-life stories. attentn. really caught our one was permanently scarred after a fire when they were just two years old and it took over their home. imagine growing up seeing your twin and wondering what you were supposed to look like. at that fire not happened, your story is empire and inspiring. it's about sisterhood and the bond of family.

, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger thanplause] >> tamron: hello, welcome! [cheers and applause] ♪ scale and you! hi, how are you? [cheers and applause] hello, welcome to the show. have a seat, have a seat. [cheers and applause] >> tamron: okay. , a lot of us are in our athletic wear and as you look around the audience we brought our game because we are all about fit and fabulous at nh today. also it's dr. martin luther king day, a moment of reflection. [cheers and applause] if you have time to volunteer today, if you have time to get your kids to volunteer today, it is a moment -- this is why we are proud of this country, right here. right here. [cheers and applause] all right. so we got our moment of reflection so our head is in the right's place. what about the fact that -- oh, i'm out of bath. [laughter] it's 20 days into 2020, and today, i'm right along with you all. new year's resolution that i planned to work out more, drink water more, live my best life. mind, body, and soul.

ever. and would never, ever do that. >> and she wasn't a drug addict either, she says.ot had a smooth or easy life. and for much of it, she has missed her children and blamed herself for what happened. trusting shirley? >> yes. >> and for not having those kids under your wing all the time? >> that's right. >> tell me about that. >> to me, i felt like it was my fault, because i put them in the hands of this monster. >> we're in a hotel room in los angeles. geri is eager, anxious, terrified, visibly shaking. and then they come around the corner. their first meeting in 37 years. >> a lifetime we've missed. >> oh, my god. >> i feel like i'm dreaming still. i can't really get it yet. >> i can't either. >> i want to see this face. can i just stare at you for a minute. >> you can do anything. >> i don't have a memory. >> i'm sad because i was there with you guys. >> you're my mommy. >> yes, you're my babies. you're my babies. it's been 37 years. >> and just about here as they cling and cry, something rather magical happens. the center of gravity shifts. >> what happened? what

stock markets have soared and they've reached the highest point that they've ever ever had we've made at least 19 trillion dollars in terms of wealth in terms of wealth creation for our country beyond the stock markets. and we are now by far the biggest economy in the world china would have caught us they were getting very close it was anticipated that in 29 to this for many years i'm not telling any secrets that by 2019 china would become the largest economy in the world and right now we're much larger but we have a great deal with china a great deal we have i would say our best relationship that we've ever had with china on top of everything else and we're starting phase 2 phase one turned out to be much bigger than we anticipated because we have intellectual property protections we have many of the financial deals and aspects of the financial deals that we wanted we got done and other things in addition to the farmers we've got the total complete package for the farmers and we think that we we estimate that will be anywhere between 40 and $50000000000.00 the number i think is going

ever be a part of it? actor from their town certainly you should be george washington. the father of our country. >> i think i'm of more a sort of starved abe lincoln. [ laughter ] but i've never done a re-enactment. the closest i did is a friend invited me to a ren fair once. he said we're going in garb. i said i don't know what that means but i think we're supposed to wear a costume. i didn't have time so i went to a costume shop and bought a wizard costume. and i put it on to go to the ren fair but then i got lost. and i'm not a good driver. and i got in a small accident and i ended up on a traffic island and if someone had looked over they would have just seen me in a wizard outfit in a subaru crosscheck like rifling through my glove compartment for my insurance with like a brene brown audio book xwlaft iblasti. >> jimmy: it's like a goiko commercial they cut. >> yes. that's right. that's very funny. >> jimmy: so you are on this new show "avenue 5." which is written by armando eye nuchi. he's the creat

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ever ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ ♪ shine, every day and night ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ - hiat's up? hi. hi! hello! hi! welcome to our house, hello. [laughs] we have a great show for you today. i'm gonna grab the mic early here because-- so after work, i usually unwind with a hot bath and a glass. [laughter] you do? do you have an unwind? let me get you to stand up. beautiful, what's your name? - cherie. - how do you unwind? - um... you know, roll up, twist up a little somethin' and enjoy myself. - oh--but you're not alone. don't shame. - oh. - here's the deal... [laughter] there's a whole movement of moms now opening up about unwinding with marijuana. - yes! - they're saying it gets-- she said, "yes." [laughter] it's saying that they-- it gets them through the day. some women are even saying it makes them a better parent. we're gonna talk about this. it's all over the country, all over. later on, mathew knowles' surprise announcement that he has breast cancer. this is beyoncé and solange's father, famous father, created destiny's child. he's joining us live to talk about the

the only thing i've ever gotten is frog herpes.arry and meghan, in particular, the reality of being a royal couple has been far from a fairytale. >> just a few months into their relationship, british tabloids descended on them with racially charged headlines and commentary like this one from the daily mail who said harry's girl is almost straight out of compton. >> a deejay fired about a controversial tweet about the royal baby, danny baker showed a couple holding hands with chimpanzee and the caption is royal baby leaves hospital. >> a black-a-more broach. the jewelry is weedily racist for its depiction of black people. >> trevor: wow, wearing ablock-a-more broach to meet megan's family? that's next level. i wonder if she has a cabinet oaf racist broaches for different occasions. jeeves, i'm off to kree ia fetch me my dog in a frying pan, please, we're going all the way! ( laughter ) this shows you some what meghan was up against. to her critic, meghan was everything people didn't want in the royal family, she's black, from the mi

it was the first time my dad's ever seen me drive. >> yeah. >> yeah. drove him home. >> reporter: brad jennings was a man of few words when he met us a few weeks later, as if he was still afraid to believe it and let go. but we talked a bit about that christmas eve and the mystery of what so upset lisa. >> she was crying. that's one thing i asked her, why she was crying. >> huh. and she couldn't tell you? >> uh-uh. >> didn't want to tell new. >> didn't want to talk, didn't want to say anything. >> reporter: it wasn't till years later, he said, that he learned she'd been having an affair with her boss, and that man had just broken it off, meaning she was also out of a job. >> you know, she had told me she wasn't coming back to work the day before this. >> reporter: he didn't understand it then, but now, maybe that was an answer to his long ago question. why did she end her own life? once he might have confronted the other man. now, nothing to be done. >> i don't even know where he's at now. that business shut down, closed down now. >> reporter: in july

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the american middle class is that stronger than ever before. no one is benefiting more than america's middle class. we have created 1.2 million manufacturing and construction jobs, a number unthinkable. after losing 60,000 factories under the previous two administrations, hard to believe when you hear 60,000 factories, america has gained 12,000 new factories under my administration, and the number is going up rapidly. the 60,000beating number that we lost, except these will be bigger, newark, and the latest. the years of economic stagnation have given way to a geyser of opportunity. soaredock markets have more than 50% since my election, adding $19 trillion to for millions of hard-working families. are manyat numbers things, and it is despite the fact that the fed has raised rates too fast and lowered them to slowly -- too slowly. even now as the united states is the strongest economic power in the world -- it is not even close. it was going to be close, but a lot of good things happen to us and not so good things happened to certain other plac

we have a tremendous vote, the biggest ever. we also had the biggest percentage ever, 84%. 84%. we got to do better than that. i want to know, who are the 16%? what are they about? who are the 16%? together we are more powerful than the opponents of faith and freedom could ever imagine. every single day for the next 10 months, we will keep on working. we will keep on praying, and we will keep on driving to victory, victory, victory. [applause] on november 3, 2020, we will get out and vote to protect our rights and to protect our beliefs, and to protect our children, and we will vote to make america great again. [applause and cheers] thank you very much. with millions upon millions of evangelical voters, christian voters and voters of every

david: so, was it the hardest job you ever had? gen. kelly: it was very, very hard but very meaningful. not very enjoyable. david: your family was a blue-collar family. gen. kelly: very, very blue-collar. my father was a world war ii vet. greatest man i ever knew. david: so you were in combat. did you expect that you would survive? it was very dangerous. gen. kelly: it was dangerous. it's a lot of shooting and bombs and whatnot. but we are marines. david: did you ever say to the president that maybe the tweets are too much? gen. kelly: never did. the president feels very strongly that his tweeting goes around the press. >> would you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. let's leave it this way. all right. david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? so l

is one of the hardest losses not ever dealt with i never even met 45 years of living i have not filled this much grief in love for one man i bryant was a shooting guard for the l.a. lakers he went straight from high school to the n.b.a. he was an 18 time all-star who won 5 n.b.a. titles and to a limb picked gold medals only 41 years old he died alongside his 13 year old daughter giana she also showed on court talent and was aiming to follow her father's footsteps into professional basketball he credited john after winning an unexpected oscar in 2018 for his animated short deer basketball all of it. my daughter gave me the best piece of advice i was a little. worried about turning this into a film i've never done that something before and we're in a house and we're talking about as a family and i will live in your job. 'd you always tell us to go after our dreams so. man oh. man oh so i had to man up and go for it bryant and his wife had 4 daughters and after retiring in 2016 he became a vocal advocate for female sports. even outside of sports people around the world are now mourning th

ever done this before we never had a u.s.ke this. >> we just achieved a breakthrough on the trade deal, and we will be shining it very shortly. >> this kind of deal and this kind of cooperation did not seem possible two years ago >> on january 15th, residing monster, a big, beautiful monster. >>> it's wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla at the new york stock exchange. the president is set to sign an historic deal with china in a few minutes. we will bring it to you live when it begins in the meantime we have every angle covered at the end of that event. yunus yun has reaction bob pa santi will join us on what

ou did a job that few people will ever be able to do again.id to be one the greatest teams, maybe the history of the college football. that's pretty amazing. [applause] resident trump: as well as president of lsu, thomas galligan. of a job, tom, pretty good job. your football program has across countless fans the country. you have done at on the football field. in the face of a heartbreaking ragedy you tragedy you rallied behind offensive coordinator steve ensminger. where is steve? [applause] [cheers and applause] president trump: you went through whole tragedy and yet it's so incredible how you coach said nd the vered.ver waived the coach was just talking about it. very inspirational. this team showed the world what look out for one another and we have a real case but i want to thank you. three years ago when lsu needed coach they considered choosing someone younger, you're a pretty young guy, right? younger, that's discrimination, you can say that. see, nowadays you sue if you that. they wanted younger, let's sue them. they made the right c

we are the greatest economy we have ever had.ut i think he would have had another benghazi had we not acted quickly. that could have been stopped. this was stopped. and we had apaches going there,, the helicopters and they were dropping players all over thee place. a lot of things were happening. and everybody disappeared. >> laura: did they have large scaled attacks for other embassies and if those were planned, why can't we rebuild that to the american people. wouldn't that help your case? >> president trump: i can reveal that i think it was four embassies. i think baghdad already started. they were really amazed that we came in with that kind of force. we came in with a very powerful force. that ended almost immediately. but baghdad certainly would have been the lead, but i think it would have been four military bases. it could have been a lot of other things too. it was imminent. all of a sudden, he was gone. >> laura: why is nancy pelosi describing her briefing as dismissive and disdainful don't make disdainful? michael he i

ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever [cheers and applausei! hi! hello! welcome! welcome! welcome! hello! how are you? welcome, welcome! how are you? thank you so much! thank you, welcome, have a seat! we have a big show for you today, a lot to unpack, a lot to talk about, it is tuesday. happy to be alive, happy to be here with you! we have a lot to talk about today. i went to temple university, god bless. from my dorm room to my parents house, 1,528 miles. how do i know? because i drove it by myself with my dog louis. going to college, i was the first in my family. for my family to see me go off to temple university was a big moment. see you know what it feels like when your kids gets that "yes" but there's always, as we know, a challenge inside to everything. we are going to go inside this prep school who had incredible results with students. the videos went viral of the kids at celebrating, they got into these huge ivy league schools,

they did the biggest deal ever ever done in the history of her country yesterday in terms of trade and probably other things to if you think about it. the deal with china and that was the second story to a total hoax. today we passed the usmca part is going to take the place of nafta which was a terrible deal and the usmca will probably be second to this witchhunt hoax which hopefully everyone knows is not going anywhere. there was nothing done wrong. it's a perfect phonecall. think of it. the president of the united states has led the greatest growth, the greatest economic revival of any country everywhere in the world as big as it is we are doing better than any other country by far. the numbers of the best they have been over 50 years with african-americans, asian-americans, hispanic americans, unemployment the best in the history of our country and its it's a phony hoax. put out by the democrats that they can try and win an election that hopefully they are not going to win. it was put out for the purposes of winning an election. our country is doing great. they figured the only thi