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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> our breaking news tonight, cnn learning exclusively that former trump campaign aide rick gates add add prominent white collar attorney to his defense team a sign he may be negotiating with robert mueller. let's discuss now. our national security analyst. . jarrett graph and the author of the threat matrix. and the war on globaler to. a former prosecutor running for attorney general of illinois. so, because he has hired a white collar attorney, juliette, does that give youny indication something is going on. >> certainly it's a hint. all these things are hints in terms of who is are the people surrounding themselves with. remember a couple months ago jared kushner hired a crisis communications team. suggesting he was nervous about something. i would make something of this. but we don't know where mueller's team is in terms of would they accept a plea? i have to say, though, if you are gates, woi wouldn't you at this stage? i mean, if you're not a family member of trump

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> tonight the white house pushing back on a report about president trump's work schedule. axios reporting his official day has been shrinking. he now gets to the oval office around 11:00 a.m. the report says he has executive time in the office every day from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00. but the reality is he spends that time in his residence watching tv, making phone calls and tweeting. so rick, let's talk about executive time. why does president trump need so much executive time to tweet and watch television if these reports are true? >> well, look, i mean executive time is the worst possible euphemism for what donald trump is doing, which rage tweeting and watching three screens of television. i know americans signed up for trump to make america great again, but apparently it's donald trump obsessively watching the anews to see which network mentions him favorably or unfavorably so he can tweet about it. it's disturbing and ought to be a concern. look, george bush was in the o

international news i will miscarry grazie by my side as only other female editor in foreign news labor member of parliament harriet harman tweeted tip of the iceberg in the b.b.c. and most other organizations equality act two thousand and ten means no hiding place for shameful discrimination against women ending it long overdue another female politician here the conservative. praising kerry gracie for her courage what a brave lady she is absolutely no way any woman under any circumstances should be paid less than any man for doing the same job and finally the b.b.c. presenter samir ahmed saying equal pay for equal work of equal value is the law if it's happening to b.b.c. women it's happening to you. and let's pick up on that notion of it happening to a lot of people around the world i'm joined now by the journalist and delicate she reports on gender in gender pay gap issues here in germany she joins me tonight from munich it's good to have you on the show this case with the b.b.c. journalist i mean it's getting international attention in just like the hash tag me two continues to domi

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom", i am ana cabrera. 100% proper. the president hosting republican leaders at camp david right now. it is a weekend dedicated to map out the new year's legislative agenda. he tried to prevent attorney general jeff sessions from recusing himself from the russia probe. >> everything that i have done is 100% proper. that's what i do, i do everything proper. collusion is dead because everyone found

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> well, the bad movie that was 2017 is done. time for a few wishes and prediction predi. >> my wish for 2018 is even that people from different sides can't come to an agreement, at least we can walk away from a discussion feeling like we understood where the other person is coming from even if we don't agree with it. >> i would like to see more happiness among american people. >> my wish for america would be, you know, a couple gold medals in the luge. we can achieve that, who knows. there's no limit to what we can achieve as a country. >> my wish is we will remember, we can vote against each other but we don't have to hate each other. >> i think my wish for america for 2018 would be to be a bit nicer on social media. >> my wish for next year is for world peace and harmony and an absolutely blistering report on the russia investigation. >> just get along, how about that? >> okay, this interview's over. this is the rest of the interview now. >> and so is our show. we'd like to say thanks to our guests and to you for watching. on

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> two breaking news we are following. chatted, the president asked him who he voted for. also tonight we learned that special counsel mueller wants to question president trump. joining me now is david axelrod and gloria borger. >> and particularly, under these circumstances, but under no circumstances should a president do that. you know, the irony of what's going on right now, is that the complaint about mccabe who by all measures apparently is a very highly regarded career fbi person is that he somehow is a political person because his wife ran for office. meanwhile the president is trying to reach into the fbi, the attorney general reportedly tried to have mccabe fire order the fbi director or strongly suggested that he fire mccabe, the new director. if anybody is politicizing the fbi is the president and the supporters. that is a threat to the rule of law. a major deal here >> the idea that the president doesn't understand what the norms are, does that fly? >> no. it doesn't fly. it is also reminiscent of him asking c

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> happy new year, everyone.lcome back to this special edition of "new day". we have a lot to get to in this half hour, including of course news around the world. will the tension of north korea impact the olympics next month? >>> and hollywood award season is heating up. golden globes just days away. will your favorite films, big time actors, will they get oscar glory? first, a check of your headlines at the news desk. >>> happy new year, chris and alisyn. happy new year to you as well. i'm boris sanchez. president trump with his first tweet of 2018. he's taking aim at pakistan. he said, the united states has foolishly given pakistan more than $33 billion in aide of the past 15 years. and they have given us nothing but lies and deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. they give safe half tone terrorists we hunt in afghanistan, with little help. no more! this days after the "new york times" reported that the trump administration might withhold aide to pakistan over the handling of terror groups. >>> supreme cour

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> it is time for cnn money now. the stock market, as we all know, is off to one of the strongest starts in a long time here in 2018. why? will it continue? chief business correspondent, christine romans joins us. if you knew the real answer, you and i would be making a lot of money. >> i would be on a caribbean island if i had that crystal ball that worked. the dow was up more than 2.5% for the best week since 2003. corporate profits are good news for wall street and blue collar jobs, guys, last year, construction and manufacturing added a combined 406,000 jobs, of the 2 million jocks added overall. what is missing there? coal. regulators the president appointed rejected a proposal to subsidize coal in the nuclear plants. the federal energy regulatory disagreed. critics say that would hurt consumer. the competitive power market is keeping electricity prices, and this plan would have costs americans up to 4 billion more in energy costs and only helping a handful of coal companies. >> thank you for breaking that down.

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits.dvisor. >>> david joly jason miller, angela rye back with me now. i want you to respond, angela. i think you took umbrage to something jason said. this is what the president said about immigration tonight. >> tell them not to be concerned, okay. >> they have not to be concerned about? >> tell them not to worry. >> can i clarify. >> we will solve the problem. it's up to the democrats. but they should not be concerned. >> can we just clarify one thing. >> we're putting in a fund. $25 billion in a fund. >> all up front? >> we have $5 $25 billion for a wall. 5 billion. aft daca is done. >> you want chain miergs and lottery. >> we're putting in the initial, putting chain and negotiated chain. we're putting a replacement for lottery or an end to lottery. it could be a replacement. we bring people in from various countries coming in based on merit and other reasons and we are going to billed a wall. those primary things. >> okay. so he said we're putting in fawned we're going to do. but is th

grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> good evening.resident of the united states is tired of so many black people coming to this country. tired of immigrants from haiti and africa being allowed in. quote, why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here, the president said today at the white house. his comments reported first by "the washington post" confirmed by cnn and amazingly not denied by the president or the people around him. tired of africans and haitianing, the president would like more people from cup trees like norway, norway, white people, in other words. james baldwin, the great writer, the great american said ignorance alied with power is the most ferocious enemy we can have.

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grazi, gino! find a price that fits.dvisor. >>> the white house in a rare move allowing today's meeting on immigration between president trump and members of congress to be televised. a source saying it gives the president a chance to seize the megaphone and counter questions of his fitness for office. i want to bring in an oped communist for the "the new york times" and mark mckinnon a executive producer of the circus on show time. good evening to beth of you. mark, no hat. i think i like it. let's talk, though. >> i just want to prove to people that i'm not bald. >> so you got a full head of hair there. as i mentioned you're the executive producer of your own television show called the circus. in your opinion the 50 minute bipartisan meeting, was that a reality show president trump at his best? >> yeah, it really was. it was a very smart strategy for the white house, particularly after a week of narrative about how the president was not engaged and working and questions about his mental fitness. this showed he was in c

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