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always love you ♪i will always love you, i ♪will always love you ♪i, i will always love you, i...♪ loupeid the new u.s. sarngzs amount to a trade war with russia president trump calmed the bill deeply flawed f. it you were a trade war moscow should be concerned indeed. the united states is russia trade partner and russia is only 30th for the united states. the prime minister had better hope he is rain. joining us to discuss the signings of the bill. and great to have you here, general. and choosing a great, it seems peculliar way to express concern and calling it a trade war tis nothing of the sort for the united states. >> no, not at all. what the trump administration has done indeed is change the united states from united states and russia as accommodation is what obama was doing when theyanexed crimea and ukraine and management interaction and bomb being the syria moderates. and this is a policy of confrontation base would on very good evidence in terms of what russia up to obviously to inclutted iran and north cooer core as well. >> lou: as we look at what is going on with north core

but again, i think it will vary. i think it will evolve. i do not see changing in the president administration -- present administration that, but hopefully there will be academics who will come up with solutions. i was in thehen administration, the intelligence committee, every six months or so we got a new executive on cve and they would have a new plan or new name for cve. that is all well and good, the framing issues. but semantics matters a lot. the programs matter more in this context. meaning that if the only hundreds we have for countering extremism is a resiliency exercise, that is not enough to tackle the issue that was at that point rising. i would always encourage my executives to stop focusing on changing the words and focusing on getting resources and folks on the ground. an understanding the strategic background you need to have on this, but i need people at the end of the day. mr. fraser-rahim: i wanted to add, the terminology of cve. when i have been out throughout the world and in the united states, i do not use the term cv

i will not get into that. i can't tell you the president continues to be committed to repealing the replacing obamacare, and making sure america has good health care and the health care there deserve. >> given what happened before the august recess, does he really have a chance to get it through? sec. huckabee sanders: we are committed to make sure we have the best health care we can, and if we can do that in that direction, think that is great. if we can't, we'd look for other ways to make solutions. john decker. john decker: hurricane harvey appears to be bearing down on the southern part of the u.s.. texas seems to be in its crosshairs. there is no replacement yet for general kelly at the department of homeland security. first question -- does the president place to that plan to name a replacement for him anytime soon, and second of all, is this problematic in terms of john with hurricane harvey -- the fact there is no one at the home i now at dhs? sec. huckabee sanders: there is certainly someone at the hel

i will say something, too. i talked about how this cause is taking advantage of understanding by changing the incentives they can get elected officials, particularly republicans. they have no sense of loyalty to the republican party. they've made that very clear. they've turned it into a delivery vehicle for people who don't agree with them will do what they say or be primary them is their positions. where are the people of courage to say this is wrong? i will not support this health care bill and i don't mean this off as an adult major donor money. i think that people can put out that kind of voice and create that kind of pressure to change that. that would be one name. yes, sir. how can be accessed differ from organizations like federalist society's or the evangelical to try and make sure the prison states or for that matter, how does this organization differ from those -- >> well, you probably won't be surprised. i'm sorry. the question was how did the koch network of organizations that i describe -- evangeli

. >> and richard, i will call this the fox fear factor. feel like he will face his fears. >> he is very afraid of spiders. >> okay. i'm working my way up, right now. this is a, this is what happens when the spider, shelf. see what happens. it looks like a sock, right. >> it gets rid of the skin. that was our next step. she's holding, it looked like it was flinching. we are working our way up to get to this stage. i really don't know if i will be able to get this but i will work really hard to do it. because i want to win fear factor, fox 29 good day. >> you can do it. >> okay. >> stay with us. >> i have done that segment for seven straight years. do i not want a tarantula touching me not even on my shirt. >> but they are fury. they are so soft. >> you are very adventurous, you have three boys and a wild man, you are married. >> a woman by the name of joan collins, don't think it is that joan collins, were me a letter. >> okay it says hi, mike. you and alex make my day. i don't to facebook, twitter just text me if you like this she did leave

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trump: and i will tell you something. i watched this very closely much , more closely than you people watched it. and you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. nobody wants to say that, but i will say it right now. you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit, and they were very, very violent. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: go ahead. >> do you think what you call the alt-left is the same as neo-nazis? pres. trump: all of those people -- excuse me. i have condemned neo-nazis. i have condemned the different groups. but not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists, by any stretch. >> well what -- pres. trump: those people were also there because they wanted to protest the taking down of a statue, robert e. lee. excuse me. and you take a look at some of the groups and you see and you know it if you were honest reporters, which in many cases, you are not, that many of those people

respect and will try to take into account russia's. legally interests i want to stress this word legally interests in this case it will be much more easy to play really independent strolled by the notes to the role of the western or may be more correct to say pro american and not to be pro russian be pro-choice. please. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen to you watch kaiser report. to forgive him but he said he opened up a basic belief in the. house he will never be useful so we're talking to the school. ok let's. get it why don't we get it started oh please. and that a lot of what i think about come out i skid but i'm about the same as art but i was up the money into the magazine by going to play a little long oh i left my money on. just say so you'll be the school they're all right so this is a long time a little longer for much of you made by. other people more adult films of all those on the go. it does look like that. about yo

will reopen. the schools, all state offices are open today across the state of louisiana. i want to ask the people of louisiana to continue to prepare. there is a category two westward.tracking we don't know where it will go what we know it has the possibility of impacting a louisiana intent 12 days. days.10-12 we would not want to to impact us based on what has taken place most recently here in louisiana with hurricane harvey. we do not get to pick and choose those things. we have to be ready. it is not too late to get a game plan p or i ask you to go to game plan.org and make sure you stormepared before any impacts the state of louisiana. bill from fema will come and give you an update and then i will come back and take your questions and you can address those questions to me or any of these other fine individuals working so hard not just to take care of the folks in louisiana but to make sure we are taking care of the folks who need -- who need our assistance in texas. they'reud of the work doing. i have the opportunity to get out to orange texas yesterday and see firstha

it will basically serve as a universe. i am involvedthat in, the one that is important for solar science as this telescope right here, called the dkist telescope. it will be the world's largest and most powerful solar telescope ever built. it will have a four meter aperture, a four meter diameter mirror and you can imagine the images that we can collect with that type of high resolution machine. it will be able to observe the best pixels -- pixels of the sun at 20 to 30 kilometers across. that is really where the interesting science -- we're getting down to it. with that i will hand it back to thomas. >> thanks so much. truly exciting what is happening with that telescope. and the other thing. many of the stories about eclipses, don't actually have to do with astronomy but have to do with ours, with nature, that was ferric effect. angela, could you please talk about that, what you tell us about your work. >> thank you, thomas. we have already heard a lot about how space and looking at the corona and doing research on the sun

i will turn it over to bob, but here is what i will say. a two-state solution, i support. i would like the palestinian people to live in dignity, have their own destiny in their hand. elect their leaders side-by-side with a secure state of israel. i do believe that peace can never be achieved as long as governments reward their young people for being terrorists. at the end of the day, the payment to people who kill taylor force or people like taylor force is inconsistent with peace. it's such a crime against young palestinians for their own government to incentivize murder and terrorism. we give over $300 million a year of aid to the palestinian authority. this bill crafted by senator corker and myself and others is going to cut off all u.s. funding to the palestinian authority until they change their laws which rewards terrorism, which reward people for killing a young man like taylor force. why did he die? what did he do wrong? nothing. i don't want his death to be in vain. sandra gerber brought me this issue, explaining to me that palestinian law is so corrupt, they hav

that said, i will go ahead and say yes. here's the problem. if you take my argument and turn it into policy, what i am saying is that the army and navy, under the commander-in-chief, who is the president, should be empowered to use these devices for the basis of civil rights. by the way, this doesn't go away. those clauses and up in the acts that establish and perpetuate the national guard. if you are wondering what gives eisenhower the power to send in the national guard to arkansas before any violence had occurred just because he suspects, quite rightly, that there could be trouble, it is these clauses. so it is still there. we don't hear about the national guard going into places like this anymore. we hear about the national guard going and when there is an emergency. but we -- but we are in an emergency situation right now in terms of civil rights, i would argue. it could not be a worse moment of when nothing would be done because of the current president and attorney general. i could say would be a good thing, but it is not going to happen

i will take your questions. would you like to start? >> understanding the importance of togo. >> turnaround and say that to the folks in togo. they say it is important. >> i am not taking away from the importance of togo. i would like to estimates of the else. i will let you guess. north korea. can you explain to the american public, and perhaps the rest of the world, exactly who they should be listening to in the u.s. government when it comes to north korea and what the united states policy and posture is? >> the united states is on the same page, whether it is the white house, the state department, or the department of defense, we are speaking with one voice. the world is speaking with one voice. we saw that as it came out of the un security council less than a week ago. that united states along with other nations condemn north korea for their destabilizing activities. two icbm launches in less than a month. the world remains concerned about that. >> you don't think that the president's comments are at odds with those of the secretary

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jerry, i will start with you. hat can be done from a formal education standpoint even within society that relates to education you get more kids engaged with stem? >> i was just reading an article a couple weeks ago that talked about stem education and starting kids early and they were advocating for starting as early as preschool and there is a big push in our nation and in our state to make sure that we have preschool education for more and more students, if not all of our students. a lot of times we think they are too young to be engaged or involved in scientific thinking or mathematics. the reality is kids come with knowledge. they come with a national curiosity about the world around them and they are ready and focused and willing to be a part of that. we have to tap into that early. we have to set up those experiences and we have to have open-ended opportunity for kids so they are not focused on the right answer but focused on answers or solutions because there is more than one right way to do things. we need

you -- can president trump: what i can say, hopefully it will all work out. nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump, that i can take it. this has been going on for many years. it would have been a lot easier to solve this years ago before they are in the position they are in, but we will see what happens. we think lots of good things could happen, and we could also have a bad solution, but we think lots of good things can happen. >> when you say bad solutions, are you talking about more -- talking about war? president trump: i think you know the answer to that. we have some pretty strong opinions but i would say they are certainly not abiding by the spirit of the agreement. i would say the spirit of the agreement, iran is not abiding back, absolutely. >> do you have the right generals in place for the fight in afghanistan? will make aump: we determination in a short time as to afghanistan. i've been looking at it. it's our longest war in history, 17 years. that is unacceptable. we will be making decisions and were looking at that very clos

i figured, let's do it again, i will be more specific. id based on the events that took place in charlottesville, i would like to provide the nation with an update. an update on ongoing federal responses to the horrific attacks and violence, to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held accountable, justice will be delivered. that is what i said. listen to that. they don't show that. i said that. but they do not show that. they say, he was late. he was late. this weekend's racist violence. ok. then i go -- we must love each other. show affection for one another and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry, and violence. we must rediscover the bond that brings us together as americans. right? then i said racism was evil. did they report that i said racism was evil? >> no. president trump: do you know why? because they are very dishonest pele. so i said, racism is evil. now thly choose a half of the sentence here and there and then they go on a rampage. and they put lightweights around the table

i will be brief. i know you have some questions. i first want to thank lindsey, senator graham, for bringing this issue forth. i agree with everything he just said relldive to the legislation and i want to also hank the evolution in this law. many people don't understand that these laws have been in place they've been put in place by presidential decree. i think we know that the government there is not really functioning in an appropriate way. i think the boss is 12 years in on a four or five year term as president. and these laws were put in place by the president himself. continued to evolve to put just a little more context a fairly u commit continued to low level crime, if you commit a very egrieges terrorist attack, you murder an israeli or someone else, and you get a 30-year sentence you get $3,500 a month. in interviews with prisoners in israeli jails, who had committed these acts, they clearly stated their goal was to ensure that they did something egregious enough to at least get a 5-year sentence where the payment is stepp

me, arizona, i will never forget. ight to send a message, we are fully and totally committed to fighting for our agenda, and we will not top until the job is done. this evening, join together with friends, we reaffirm our shared customs, traditions, and values. we love our country. we celebrate our troops. we embrace our freedom. we respect our flag. we are proud of our history. -- herish our institution constitution, including, by the way, the second amendment. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] president trump: we fully protect religious liberty. we believe in law and order and we support the incredible men nd women of law enforcement. and we pledge our allegiance to ne nation under god. you always understood what washington, d.c. did not. our movement is a movement built on love. it's love for fellow citizens. it's love for struggling americans who have been left behind and love for every american child who deserves a chance to have all of their dreams come true from the inner cities to the rural outposts, from the sun belt

i will let you go. i love you. now at the truck stop called the pilot travel center the last before the illinois space. and has good snacks in multiple bathrooms. carrying out the beef jerky and also popcorn with the bag of sour patch kids. north onto highway 49. >> guest: the attire to wobble off? you know, how to change the tire he says. you are doing a good job. thanks. now they're going past kerry with the steel mills of the right to a flicker of flames when u.s. steel arrived from lake michigan southern shore. less than half of what was in 1960 so those leftover in poverty that was a perfect specimen of what the of rust belt looks like almost 130 janesville time in the expressway gets clogged it is easy to cruz tonight because of those extra hours of overtime later than usual and then they christened that the downtown skyline comes into view and then a car passes and almost looks like the gypsies. chris does not like the silence doing color commentary is and then the text derives another filled with of janesvi

i will update that and include obama. i don't know how we will deal with number 45. and some other aspect of the presidency, i have a few ideas. >> my next book will be ones i read. [laughter and applause] >> i think you all will agree our intellectual health, body politic and common will have been made healthier as a consequence of this exercise. help me thank these people. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> that was a panel on the lives of us presidents live from the mississippi book festival at the state capital in jackson. in a few minutes we are back with more. back from mississippi history. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> excuse me. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span2 features an in depth conversation with a nonfiction author about their writing career. join us september 3rd. if you can keep it. his other books include amazing grace, best-selling biography of dietrich von ho

now i will promise you until my soul that no one loves west virginia more than i.the last session, i would tell you that there was some greatness passed with our rows and so on. but there was way too much pain. now listen to me and listen really good. we heard a lot of people. we heard our vets and our teachers and our disabled and our weak and we walked away from at the old. now i can promise you just this, i came, i came to only get something done. let me just say this to you as bluntly as i can say it. west virginia, at the altar when we had it done, like it or not like it, but the democrats walked away from me. now today i will tell you with lots of prayers and lots of thinking, today i'll tell you as west virginians, i can't help you anymore being a democrat governor. so, tomorrow i will be changing my registration to republican. [cheering and applause] gov. justice: as a coach, i would tell you it is time to run another play. i would also tell you this, please pay close attention to this. my mom and dad were staunch lovers of ronald reagan. staunch republican

i will tell you this story before we introduce our guest. many people remember the time in 2004 when i went through no child left behind. it was really a very tough moment in my life. i will tell you the first person that called me, the first person to call me was our guest today, out of the blue. some people see me on the right and they see him being balanced, but more on the left. it didn't matter about my politics. he called and continued to call until he felt i was okay, and for that i will never forget this man's heart and what a good and decent person he is. it is an honor for me to welcome somebody i have pro found and the deepest respect for, professor luis gates. true. heart. i will never forget that. >> it is hard out there. it is hard being black in this country and in the world. we need each other. i tell you an important lesson i learned when i was a student. i went to yale. i was part of the affirmative action, the first affirmative action wave of black people to integrate ivy league schools, historically quite colleges and univ

i will make of these couple of points. one is just a comment that higher education, they heard higher education is providing a roadblock because of the credit expectations for entrance and that's what i heard you say, point.s a clarifying >> that it is creating a roadblock? >> because of the credit expectations for entrance. is that what you were explaining? >> challenge more than roadblock. >> i would say challenge more than roadblock. if the college track is the one you want to be on i would not see it as an obstacle. if you're trying to innovate and provide something different or operate in an entrepreneurial way that presents a challenge. and the other women were a quick is comment that they found it interesting, the future of k-12 education might employ a model like amazon. i do not think where saying that, you are initiating that as a potential way to think about education. >> i'm not talking about online education was already does exist. there's plenty of examples of that being successful. and examples of that not be

i will not mention its name. it is 17 years. i could have built it for four dollars without the permitting process. it took 17 years to get it approved and many, many, many, many pages of environmental regulations. this is what we will bring it down to. this is less than two years. this will happen quickly. this will be less than two years for a highway. so it is going to be quick, it is going to be a very streamlined process, and if it does not meet environmental safeguards, we are not going to approve it, very simple. we will not approve it. maybe this one will say let's throw this one away. would anybody like that from the media? would anybody like that long, beautiful chart? you can have it. it also requires agencies to require one lead agency for each major infrastructure project. it also holds agencies accountable if they feel to -- fail to streamline their review process, so each agency is accountable. i'm going to get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively, relatively speaking, in the permitting process will go very,

so tomorrow i will be changing my registration to republican. a coach, i would tell you it's time to run another play. were staunchd republicans. are in heaven right now and they are both saying the same thing, but my mom is saying it more profoundly. about time you came to your senses. now, let me go one step further. the world is wrong with us as people? have we not heard enough about the russians? , to our god in heaven above, think about it. is at 22,000.et and this country has hope and we are on our way. or this man is a really the friend of mine. do you know what else is unbelievable? this man now has the chief of staff that all of us can pronounce his first name. and to you know what that name is today? it is sir. think about that. i will end by saying, we are a long ways from being perfect and mistakes made and change it is tough. but i can tell you this. this man is a reflection of his kids, children. under myp has been truck in the woods chasing a tire. i have heard it with don junior, jared, evennd though jared is a great son-in-law,

i will start with the title. "if you can keep it" some people get the reference and other people did not graduate high-school. just kidding. i would not have gotten the reference myself but once you know something you feel everybody should know that. in 1787 franklin was exiting independence hall in philadelphia. part of the background is that i did not know this. the parochial school i went to a good university but none of these places really seem to communicate that i will show you why wrote the book writers such a burning passion to communicate but is 1787 date struggling so well for the united states of america. we genuinely had miraculously come into existence it is staggering we should not have sense i do not put the battle of long island into the book he could not pull that off. there are so many miracles that happened if you put them together you say this is remarkable nonetheless looking at the things that came together to create the nation. i would read these to say really does seem like god had his hand

doesn't that mean that i will recognize them. as it is an independent state but will find a way begin a negotiation process between me and between them and sending domestic policy of course many things have been should be changed first of all sure absolutely sure there was a development of the country it's important to ration of justice process of restoration of justice why not because you know i am angry. somebody else and i want to punish them because for them ocracy it's very important. even as a country the rule of law really exists and the rule of law means that if the president was guilty he should be punished just the ordinary citizen was guilty and should be punished and everybody should be equal in front. of the law and even once and forever in georgia will created the situation when you know as a president toys this picture of the problem and it should not do wrongs things as are wise. to model is a day after tomorrow it will change troy generality absolutely fully it will to have. results on the corruption it will have

i think both of those are great ideas. the former will be way less popular than the latter, because i think congress will be loath to give authority to its own organization to someone else. but it is a major barrier to collaboration, consolidation of like programs. brilliant,idea is because i actually wrote a bill for george w. bush that did just that, model on the breck rac commission, where you would submit a proposal that was considered under expedited or seizures by the congress, the theory being the only way you could get around these are sexual issues. right now the oversight issues.es -- these it will be nonetheless difficult --get around many of these authorizing committees will be reluctant to relate -- relinquish that kind of decision-making to a broad oversight i can type committee. we will see. in february with the president's budget, you will have some of the most ambitious reorganizations proposed in a long time submitted to congress. i do not think congress is prepared for those of us there is a lot on its plate. what kind

when i do i will let you know. trump,r: when donald prior to signing the bill, did he speak with the president of russia? sarah: no. reporter: the general said, i think at some point where clearly going to take dramatic action shortly against north korea. can you respond to that, do you think it is an accurate characterization? can you tell us where the administration is right now when it comes to taking military action against north korea? said many times before, we will not broadcast actions into your we are keeping all options on the table. inorter: the president said an economist interview in may, he was asked whether he supports cutting the number of immigrants who can come here legally and he said no. still today, the reports showing they would cut the green cards issued by half, so when did the president have a chance to part on the issue? sarah: i would have to see the reference, but the president has talked about merit-based immigration before, not just on the campaign trail, but about it for years. i canno

guest: what i suspect will happen, there is not a lot of time. there are holidays in the third week. i expect they will do a three month extension and try to finish this by the end of the year. is one of these programs that is so politically sensitive. it is hard to see congress not reauthorizing this for even a short period of time. the worry is if they run out of time in the calendar year 2017, what they might do is keep issuing a series of extensions and not deal with it and leave the status quo as is. that would be politically easy to do. in 2012, congress did change the national flood insurance program. they tried to charge people something close to their expected cost of providing them insurance. as soon as people had to write bigger checks they complained to their congressman. congress quickly repealed that aspect. the one good thing the bill did is it did create a vehicle for insurers toran -- offer flood insurance. i think that's going to make it easier if congress were to try to introduce more private insurance into the next. -- mix. hos

i think you will have to see where that comes out. d, we need set conditions that have had easy monetary policy for a long time, the incentives to reach for yield, the committee signals it will be gradual could feed into that. those asset values carefully, but i'm not sure there's anything you can target specifically when it comes to setting policy. michael: the balance sheet taper, wall street is betting it is september you're going to announce it. any reason they would be wrong, from your point of view? >> i have been in favor of doing this for some time. i think the estimates suggest the economy is in a good place to begin doing that. i will look forward to the discussion in september about that opportunity. michael: do you have any estimate about the impact on financial markets from that, particularly, yields, and whether or not it will i'm out to a de facto tightening -- it will amount to a de facto tightening? weit is hard to know because don't have experience doing this. you would expect because of the duration of these assets t

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i will take the second one first. i don't think it is appropriate to lie in the podium or any other place. i think the balance is to communicate the president's agenda. as transparent as i can possibly be. as transparent as i can possibly be. what exactly is sean spicer's role in the ministration at this point. >> the days all kind of run together now. he was can stay on in a transition process through august nothing has changed. on this other statement. one of the things that set is it would drive that much closer together in sanctions. can you elaborate on that. yesterday they suggested that it was an alley and a partner. as one a follow up with two questions. when they come back. in the second question is a lot of lawmakers and republicans on the hill have been concerned that the president won't stay focused on tax reform and is something that something that they really wanted. they just introduced immigration. will they focus on all of those issues in the weeks ahead going into september or does he really wants sho

there was another one i don't know i will get to, about the firebrand and the first lady. it is a big undertaking. i am excited to be able to do it and to learn from a great role model. announcer: book tv wants to know what you are reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter at book tv or instagram at book underscore tv. or posted to our facebook page, facebook/tv. -- book tv. next, a conversation about iran's nuclear program and the influence in iraq, syria and yemen. the expandingted influence in the region. the heritage foundation hosted the forum. >> good afternoon, welcome to >> welcome to the heritage foundation. guests in-house, we would ask that courtesy check that. off as we prepared to begin. for those watching online, you're welcome to spend -

now i will promise you to my soul that no one loves west virginia more than i., i would till you that there was some greatness -- with our roads and so on, but way too much pain. listen to me, listen really good. we heard a lot of -- we hurt a lot of people, our vets and people, and disables and weak. and we walked away from the old. now i can't promise you just this. i came -- i came to only get something done. let me say, this to you. as bluntly as i can say it. west virginia when we had it done, like it or not like it, the democrats walked away from me. now today i will tell you with a lot of prayers, and a lot of thinking, today i tell you as west virginians, i can't help you any more being a democrat governor. [cheers and applause] so tomorrow i will be changes >> tomorrow i will be change my registration. as a coach i will tell you it's time to run another play. my mom and dad were strong lovers of ronald reagan. staunch republicans. my mom and dad are no question in my mind in heaven right now and they are both saying the same thing. but my mom is saying

so i will stop there. i could keep going on and on about saudi the biggest thing is check these things out. push it before you needed and if you are in a special circumstance where you are thinking about having a baby and you are going down that road, and you are starting to talk about where the baby is going to be born or maybe there's going to be issues have a plan ahead of time. know if there's a complication. what level of neonatal intensive care do you need to deliver and if that's not enough where are you going to be set and why is that the best place? have that whole -- because you may want to switch. the a time to have that discussion is while you are healthy, while you are not in a crisis situation of having delivered the baby and now, can i swear here? all hell is breaking loose. that's not the time to be worried about specialists and all of that. you want that seamlessly set up ahead of time. so many things now are sorted out ahead of time. you want the best advice for that situation. >> we have

i saw that wills eye would give them away. id that is our last hope. >> reporter: why sit worth getting out of bed so early. >> because i really wanted to see the eclipse and it is so amazing how the moon covers the sun. >> reporter: we are running out of time. clocks are ticking. if you know of anywhere else that is giving away these glasses, let us necessity on twitter and facebook, mike and alex. >> i freakishly do not have any glasses. >> yeah. >> but jenny, let us know keep an eye on for people cutting in line i'm getting tweets people are upset and it will be a frenzy like black friday. >> don't get in a fight over the eclipse. >> my friend over at rouge rob wasserman, he need four. i told him i would probably be able to get him. >> you don't have them for yourself. >> i know. >> get in line hat 10. >> i thought in line you can get one per person. >> good luck getting four. >> i am sure you will go with me. >> you just told me i'm the one that has to work late. one of us has to work late today. >> until 1:00. >> i'll do i

i will do my best. i will chat with them and see what i can do, but no promises.ost: douglas, republicans, go ahead. caller: good morning. i have two simple questions. the first one, is it true or not? it's my understanding that where the money comes into the federal government is not just one big pot at the end of the month, but it moves out over the course of the month. so if we had the will, we could continue to pay the debt payments and social security and military and medicare without those shutting down. my second question is kind of philosophical. how do we break the cycle of debt? iere is this going to end? heard within 10 years it's possible the interest on the debt could be $800 billion a year. that is just money down a rat hole to me. who is going to be out there working to pay it off? guest: great questions. the government in this year for example will cut checks that amount to seven hundred billion dollars more than the government will take in in tax revenue. that means if we don't raise the debt limit and the government can't issued bonds to cover th

i do not know if it will be a european system, or if we will establish a center, but i know it will be very different from what we have experienced before as americans. leslie: i agree with all of that. on the other hand, there is something about traditional. thein november 2018, national spotlight in terms of whether the united states households stay in republican hands or go into democratic hands, it will be thing of italy determined that sin of italy determined here in california. and how are those elections going to be run? the same way i have always been run. knocking on doors, regular politics -- christina: get out the base. leslie: get out the base. cassandra: a lot of the same things. leslie: yes, exactly right. arell think that parties demanding change and looking for change, but there is little turnover in the united states congress, at the same time they were demanding change. christina: people will say, i hate congress or they should all be thrown out, except my congressman is fine, even if they cannot name the congressman. leslie: i do not know if they say that anymore. mi

and i will never forget. believe me, arizona, i will never forget. fighting for our agenda and we will not stop until the job is done. this evening, joined together with friends, we reaffirm our shared customs, traditions, values. we love our country. we celebrate our troops. we embrace our freedom. we respect our flag. we are proud of our history. we cherish our constitution. including, by the way, the second amendment. [applause] [chanting "usa"] >> president trump: we fully protect religious liberty. we believe in law and order and we support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. and we pledge our allegiance to one nation, under god. you always understood what washington, d.c., did not. our movement is a movement built on love. it is love for his fellow citizens. who have been left behind, love for every american child who deserves a chance to have all of their dreams come true. from the inner cities to the rural outposts. from the sun belt to the rust belt. from east to west and north to south, our movement is built on the conviction th

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i think you know that. we will see. i was speaking to the secretary and we are talking about coming up with an answer. by september 1 we will have a response. we have reduced payroll substantially. >> a lot of americans are insecure with this rhetoric. what can you tell them? pres. trump: hopefully it will work out. nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump. hopefully, this will work out. this has been going on for many years. this would have been easier to solve this years ago before they were in the position they are in. we will see what happens. we think lots of good things can happen. and we could have a bad solution. we think lots of good things can happen. >> what is a bad solution? pres. trump: you know the answer to that. >> are you talking about war? is the u.s. going to go to war? pres. trump: i think you know the answer to that. -- is iran agreeing to the deal? pres. trump: they are not abiding by the spirit of the agreement and i would go further. i would say the spirit of the agreement, ir

i will take a roll call vote. >> [roll call] >> the motion passes unanimously. we will now consider the amended business items beginning with the statement on charlottesville. i will turn it over to my colleague who will read the statements so that we know what it is we are voting on. >> thank you. the u.s. commission on civil rights, statement on charlottesville. the u.s. commission on civil rights expresses its profound dismay over the violence and deadly events in charlottesville, virginia between august 11 and august 13, 2017 motivated by racial and religious intolerance. we join the nation in mourning the death of 32-year-old heather heyer, who, along with many other injured people, was a victim of domestic terrorism motivated by a white supremacist ideology. she lives now in our national memory as a martyr for racial and religious injustice. we also mourn the deaths of state trooper h. jay cullen and berke bates. who both died in a tragic helicopter crash after they were dispatched to monitor the violence in trouble itself. as americans, we are committed to