>> caller: yes, greta. thank you so much for taking the call. congressman, a couple things that you might want to consider. have you ever heard of october 29th, 1929? >> yep. >> caller: that happened to be a time when we had 25% tariffs on most things in this country protecting our imports from foreign imports. as a result of that fact, we sailed into the biggest world -- global depression in history. we had 3% and 4% growth at that time in our country. so you know, some of these things are counterproductive. we -- and the big question i have for you is here we produce from our federal banking system $35 billion a month that we plug into the global economy, and we have, what is it, we're one-sixth of the whole total global economy. now, that's my question. are we part of the global economy or not? and if so, how can one-sixth of our global economy influence the other five-sixths positively if we're going to take away their jobs? and there's one thing that's really important, as everybody brings up this 300% tariff on daught dairy. you know what,

. >> caller: good morning, greta. yes, it is painfully obvious when you look at the division and the strife that's being created by this president with certain types of people globally and domestically, you can see who the strife is not being created with. we are now fighting with our allies. we're not fighting with the russians. we're fighting domestically here, dividing people along racial lines. this president has an agenda. the agenda -- and people know it in the white house. i'm just waiting for the leadership to come and express themselves intelligently to us that they know what's going on. they're trying to make us appear that we don't know what's going on, but we know what's going on. the connection to russia is painfully obvious. the connection to communist leaders is painfully obvious. when are american republicans going to stand up for this country and for america and for the constitution? when are they going to do it, greta? we know what's going on. >> jeff, when you say we know what's going on? what are y

guest: we need to fix it, greta. we have been working on this. the group of us that i chair on the republican side with 24 republicans and 24 democrats were we get together and solve problems. it truly is a group that is about governing. we came to a solution that took care of the dreamers. it may read it up with border security, fixing the root cause of the problem of a dysfunctional porter if you would. -- border if you would. i did sign on the discharge petition. i said to her leadership that they were not pleased with that effort and they are still not pleased with that effort, but we should of dealt with this months ago. we should of deal have dealt wih this six month ago or a year ago. this discharge condition is putting pressure on in the house to fix the problem. if this is successful on the discharge petition is a debate on the floor bill. i believe the house of representatives being the body of the people where you have that open and honest debate. let the people speak through us as representatives. host: you need 218 for the discharge

caller: hi greta, how are you. host: i'm doing well.tler: i'm just calling about 6:10 in the morning, just waking up and it has been very difficult to get through to c-span, i have been trying to get through about a month and a half. i just wanted to say something in observation to all of the regular callers who must know this and be yelling at their tv screens, as i have. caller whoregular calls himself herby. he calls like 20 times a month. i do not know how he does it. we will keep an eye on it. what about this week in washington. caller: i am calling about the ban. first, the word ban is not a good way to put it. it is a moratorium on this particular region of the world, and it is a very short one. it should be quite a few years, but it is only 90 days. the thing the american people, i have noticed when it comes to immigration or what it is going on -- we seem to beginning away from it now -- but the righteous indignation about the detention ohnson and which jeh j chris wallace admitted they expanded them. he is the one with the 90,

guest: thank you, greta, for that question.e health care, trade is complicated, but what the president is going to find out is that these countries are going to push back unlike the republican-controlled congress. they are not going to just fall down and not do anything. they are going to hit back. countries such as mexico have already imposed tariffs on pork, bourbon, and motorcycles. it will create problems for the emerson people. -- for the mac and people. -- for the american people. host: tom reed said he is for disrupting vehement -- the status quo and what we have done for years on trade hasn't worked. there may be short-term ramifications, but the long-term game is to the advantage of the americans. guest: if you look at history, that's actually not what happens. last time america tried it, it made the great depression much worse. what is going to happen is that these other countries, some of example, china for they can tolerate pain much better than americans can. they will hold out. tariffsy impose these on agriculture

greta van susteren. anchor of voice of america's plugged in.s political director rick klein. so karen, let me start with you. the president says donald trump is on the ballot. >> you mean bannon says. >> sorry. >> no, he's not the president yet. whoo. that was a slip. >> steve bannon says donald trump is on the ballot. what do you think? >> he wants you to believe that. that's what -- >> don't you want to believe that, too? >> no. here's the thing. from the work that i've been doing, what people care about is their own lives. they're not as concerned about donald trump right now. he's not as much of a motivating factor in the way that he is potentially for republicans. what bannon is trying to do is keep the base stoked and fired up. >> the whole resist -- isn't this all about fighting, pushing back on -- >> here's part of the problem they have. at the same time, talking about immigration. the images of children. if you're a republican house member in a moderate district, you're on your own. this president is not going to do anything to help yo

this week greta that we would clarify the lake questions and take care of the vehicle software without delay would do so if it is a. comic you will have to address the problem in its veto vans as well as other models such as c. class sedans a long overdue measure according to the green party. is our exit site to feel it is high time that something is being done this how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials are many just have to feel the consequences well nothing happens in germany. experts say the recall in germany could also impact as us division. will be repercussions in the us lawyers in the us will certainly be taking a closer look at some of your lies i mean this meanwhile time lamentations its claim that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. north and south koreans have gone their separate ways says the armistice ended the korean hostilities and one hundred fifty three japanese photographer use ok he has taken a series of portraits of people on both sides of the demarkation line similar to fix some are alive but the surroundings

cars every nuts and bolts before they announce the winners of this year's concourse so delegates are greta hayworth adored her cadillac elvis presley preferred of dreamer peter sellers drove her ferrari hollywood's dream factory and the european car industry enjoyed an interesting symbiosis on the hollywood they're also more without hollywood this automobile would never have got so far that is without the hollywood of the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's it was grace kelly and her talbot on the french riviera the renowned dustin hoffman and so on and so forth they were filmed in the european cars which essentially presented them to a global audience says objects of desire. not even the jurors well after unmoved by the fact that this long series strata also appeared on the big screen with michael jackson. is just it's always the history of a given model or unit what it's experience that plays a bigger part in what there is hope at least at the feet of four visits how many a previous owners has it had who were there and if one was a famous name that increases the car's value beyond the

guest: thank you, greta, for that question. like health care, trade is complicated, but what the president is going to find out is that these countries are going to push back unlike the republican-controlled congress. they are not going to just fall down and not do anything. they are going to hit back. countries such as mexico have already imposed tariffs on pork, bourbon, and motorcycles. it will create problems for the emerson people. -- for the mac and people. -- for the american people. host: tom reed said he is for disrupting vehement -- the status quo and what we have done for years on trade hasn't worked. there may be short-term ramifications, but the long-term game is to the advantage of the americans. guest: if you look at history, that's actually not what happens. last time america tried it, it made the great depression much worse. what is going to happen is that these other countries, some of example, china for they can tolerate pain much better than americans can. they will hold out. tariffsy impose these on agricul

legislative fix to do that donald trump would have to give the ok and we know that donald trump as it greta reversing positions he tends to double don't push forward with it so that sunlight with the up and the other weight of the optics and they really want to get this fixed because they don't want this dragging on through the summer because that looks really bad and then as you get closer to the midterms in november people will remember all of this and the me will change their vote because of it so that is why the republicans are very keen to get this sorted as you see voices of condemnation continue to build there are many many people know who are saying look what is happening on the southern border is cruel it is unacceptable and it is un-american and it needs to be fixed and needs to be fixed no and on many things i was there is an official there live on capitol hill as i was saying trump has repeatedly and falsely blame democrats for his family separation policy he says it can only be fixed with a law change but there is no law requiring families to be split up as kimberly how could r

i have a greta or is it that if some nazis were gay that means you being called a nazi for being antigayfair to the nazis? i just want to get this right. i'd hate to accuse nazis of being intolerant. at least lively admits that some of his rabid anti-gay positions may have crossed the line, saying, "on l.g.b.t. issues, i have some fence-mending that i need to do with people in the l.g.b.t. community. sometimes you fall into hyperbole, and i'm guilty of some hyperbole." no, i'm sorry. "i just caught the biggest fish in history" is hyperbole. "the holocaust was caused by gay nazis" is a cards against humanity combo. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back with josh brolin. try the deoderant saving millions of clothes. degree ultraclear black + white. no yellow stains on white clothes. no white marks on black clothes. try degree ultraclear black + white. it won't let you down. our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we kno

greta and cindy leave, go down the steps, it's too much for them t handle. austin and i walk over to otto and he's in this condition, he has a shaved head, his eyes are darting around in -- they're ass deaf, he's got a feeding tube and we kneeled done and we hug him and try to connect with him and he's a complete vegetable. >> every day i think of otto. i mean, almost every minute of every day i think of otto. he's always going to be with me. >> now we see north korea with the intenstions claiming to be victim, that the world is picking on them and we're here to tell you as witnesses to the regime, north korea is not a victim. >> that was last fall. we now have a statement in the wake of the historic summit in singapore. they say "we appreciate president trump's recent comments about our family. we are proud of ot oaf and miss him. hopefully something positive can come from this. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell called trump's meeting a positive first step. erik ericsson saidf obama had done what trump just did, americans would be demanding his im impe

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[applause] and greta jones who oversaw the details to make sure this happened. i'm excited. this adds another beauty to our city and lets people know how far you are too many of our sister cities. charlotte, i know we are working on getting a few more sister cities. i'm looking forward to that. lets havlet's have a great day. thank you very much. [applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you. again, thank you to all the consulate general's who are here. charlotte, do you want to say a few words? will this one work? can you get up? [laughter] >> let me come over there. [applause] want to fight? >> mayor farrell: absolutely not. [laughter] >> you should see what the other guy looks likely it happened in new york. be careful where you go. it won't happen in any of these cities. i really wanted to thank the mayor. he's been a mayor for a very short time, but he has done some wonderful things. this, for us, in protocol and the sister cities, tops the list. it really says that, you know, san francisco is a city of many, many nations. that is what makes us so great, and this brings people

i'm remembering an interview i think with greta van sustren where she said my husband is a grown-up.s. and that i think telegraphed i know who this man is. he makes his own decisions for what he does. but, anyway, we have to go. hold that thought, kirsten. we'll have ample future opportunity i'm sure to talk about all of this. >>> arizona police officers have been captured on video beating this unarmed man who was minding his own business at the moment. so what is behind this and what's their department saying about them? join t-mobile. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard... or get pumped up for your grand entrance. only t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in more places, without paying more. get an unlimited family plan with netflix on us. and right now at t-mobile, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for

greta, i would like to make three points. point number one, do you thember how long it took bill clinton investigation? it was over 2.5 years. and the guy from south carolina, trey gowdy, remember how long it took to investigate hillary clinton? over three years. why is it all of a sudden they are now calling and saying this investigation is lasting too long? how could donald trump on national tv, on fox television, with bill o'reilly, russia does bad things. they would break a 75 year alliance that was built on america's strength to make the west the power it is today. but donald trump says we do bad things too, and o'reilly says he kills. trump says we kill in murder, too. don't you think of to know the people have not seen donald manp is loyal to this because they have something on him? they have the money. a rush of bank has loaned donald trump money you cannot get from america. guest: let me answer that. first of all, he is right. this investigation has been going on for 397 days, a special counsel's investigation. let m

he sat down with greta van success tran, also a voice of america who really pushed him on this.to play you that interaction. >> nobody has to tell me he's a rough guy, he has to be a rough guy or he has been a rough person. but we get a long very well. he's smart. loves his people. he loves his country. he wants a lot of good things and that's why he's doing this. >> but he's starved them, been brutal to them, he still loves his people? >> look, he's doing what he's seen done. if you look at it. but i really have to go by today and by yesterday and by a couple of weeks ago because that's really when this whole thing started. >> so he's doing what he's seen done in the president's words. does that hold water with you? >> oh, kim jong-un at the beginning of this year expresse prosperity of his country, so he definitely want to bring better to his people, a better life for his people according to that statement. but this first step, i hope this summit is the first step for north korea to make that better change for the pe >> you also have the state department that wrote this back i

day, greta. my top story was on the christian channel, wh tv, true news with mark wiles. host: yes, we are listening. what is it? caller: well, he explained how the zionist christians believe that israel should take over the middle east, including syria, iran, iraq, and the whole middle east. every time we have a new president, there is an agreement that we cannot speak about their any of thoseal or shenanigans that we are not supposed to hear about. know, it is unbelievable, and talking about when they blew up the uss liberty and we had 17 ?oldiers killed in that that was kind of a set up. jacket,th milani is that points to the fact that we have a disney production wrapped around a fascist in the twilight zone. you have a good day. host: two stories on the middle east. this from the washington post. coming soon, president trump's proposal for middle east peace. it might be rejected out of hand, but jared kushner, the president son-in-law and advisor, is set to unveil this middle east peace proposal soon. and then there is a post about prime minister netanyahu's wife is c

. >> thanks, greta. >>> and a live picture this afternoon from canada where officials from the g7 nations are gathering for the g7 summit. this is the start of the opening ceremony. president trump and other world leaders are here for this event. this is live coverage on c-span3. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> before your calls, we'll begin with the front page of the wall stre"wall street journal." the headline, trump to exit g7 summit early. donald trump would leave the group of 7 summit earlier than plan as a dispute erupted between mr. trump and two of america's closest allies over the u.s.'s trade stance. late thursday, mr. trump would depart canada en route to singapore in anticipation of his coming meeting with north korea's leader kim jong-un on tue