i speak chinese? president trump: speak chinese. she will translate. >> ok. i will. [speaking chinese] >> from china, -- president trump: you have to speak louder. >> from china, we think it is very likely that it will happen, and we hope ultimately we will have a deal. is ready toese side make the utmost effort. president trump: i think we both feel that there is a very good chance the deal will happen. >> on troops in syria, why are you reversing course? president trump: i am not reversing course. i have done something that nobody else has been able to do. you will be hearing about the caliphate. it is 100% defeated. nobody has been able to say that. that does not mean there are not very bad people walking around and strapping on bonds, but we have done a job nobody else has been able to do. i heard lindsey graham this morning congratulating me on having defeated the caliphate. i'm getting a lot of congratulations. we can leave a small force along with others, whether it is nato or whoever it might be so it does not start up again. it is a very small fraction of the

not be prosecuted if they agreed to stop doing the kinds of things they were doing to protect i will trump the national choir was the gossip magazine that had protected trump from allegations by a number of women that they had had sexual relationships with him and what the enquirer did was they would buy the story of those women pay those women a certain fee and in exchange and then the national car would not publish the story but would rather bury it kill it would never see the light of day and that practice known as catch and kill was what got the enquirer's bosses in trouble and they made a deal with the prosecutors that they would cooperate with prosecutors that they would refrain from that kind of activity now their protection from prosecution is in jeopardy because of their role if any in this to do with jeff bezos and that's why the national enquirer is sort of backing off today and saying well we'll take another look at this we'll see if anything was done wrong so. at least gotten some concession from the national enquirer that they at least need to look at their own ways jeff bezo

i. will trump again says he doesn't rule out sending troops to venezuela to support the opposition they want to go i don't have to washington impose new sanctions on president the door of the u.s. to back off and stop seeking regime change. how. it's been a stunner.

just say two things, number one, i hope and believe that every democratic candidate will come together after the nominee is selected and make certain that donald trump is not reelected president of the united states, and i pledge certainly to do that. i hope i'm the nominee, but if i am not, i will work with that nominee. trump has got to be defeated and i'll tell you why, it's not only that we have a president who wanted to throw 32 million people off of the health care they had after promising that he'd provide health care to everybody. it's not just a president who said he'd have a tax plan to

trump: together, we will defeat aids in america and beyond. >> [applause] pres. trump: tonight, i am also asking you to join me in another fight that all americans can get behind -- the fight against childhood cancer. >> [applause] pres. trump: joining melania in the gallery this evening is a very brave 10-year-old girl, grace eline. >> [applause] pres. trump: hi, grace. >>[laughter] pres. trump: every birthday since she was 4, grace asked her friends to donate to st. jude children's hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself. that is what happened. last year, grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately, she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied and raised more than $40,000 for the fight against cancer. >> [applause] pres. trump: when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and nurses cheered -- they loved her, they still love her -- with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read "last day of chemo." >> [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, grace. you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room.

i will invite you to continue to debate. i have to ask the congressman, a trump supporter about something that i hope you will come honestly on, which it doesn't look good for the president, which may be why they kept it secret, which were these schedules that reveal, congressman, he was spending according to axios leaks 60% of executive time which involved no other humans in the room, watching television, between white house aides. i want to get your response from aoc up on the screen. she posted this after our report among others last night. she said, look, netflix and chill is not a management style. basically accusing the president of watching the tv and netflix and not working. since our viewers care about all side, are you a trump surrogate, surely, let me finish the question, it's a long one. i'm a lawyer. surely you can't say this is normal presidential scheduling? your response? >> all right. let me say number one, here we have a 21-year-old coffee barrister running management and enterprises, investments and real estate all over the globe, she's going t

[applause] ♪ ♪ clear, i said from the moment i was on 60 minutes that i will do nothing to reelect donald trump no one wants him fired more than me. that is how i feel. i believe it is early on. no one knows who the democratic nominee will be. let's see what happens. i will just spend the next three or four months speaking to the american people and making my case. if running would help donald trump, you would not run? mr. schultz: i will do nothing to reelect donald trump president. reporter: you presented a lot of ideas. you criticized both the right and the left. yourdo we get to hear solutions, your proposal for fixing immigration, health care, taxes, the deficit? mr. schultz: every one of these issues are complex problems. that's begin with the first issue at hand. a majority of american people have been asking for these solutions for many years while this senate and congress has been in power. mostd it and i find americans find it unacceptable that no one has addressed this. although on immigration and other issues. i am 10 days into this process. i will be on your network live on tuesday

[applause] president trump: i will never let you down. i can say that. never. [cheers and applause] president trump: i'm honored to be here with leaders from across the country and all around the world who are all united by a shared pleff in the glory of god and the power of prayer. i want to thank senator coons and senator lankford for the introduction and carrying on for this uplifting bipartisan tradition. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: we are thrilled to be joined by our tremendous vice president, mike pence, along with our incredible second lady, karen pence. gotten to ay,ive know karen, she is a marine corps mom and proud supporter of military families and recently went back to teach art classes at a christian school. thank you, karen. [applause] president trump: terrific women. we are thankful to be joined by the countless faith leaders and members of congress along with many members of my cab bet, including secretary pom paya, devos and r, betsy matt whittaker, thank you all for being here. thank you very much. [applause] president trum

i know about president trump. i recognize that some of you may doubt or attack me on my credibility. i have incorporated into this tatement, documents that are irrefuteable and demonstrate you will heremony are truthful. when i accepted the job in 2007 to work for donald trump that he would run one day run for the presidency on a platform of hate and tolerance and actively run. i regret it. him along the way. i am ashamed of my own failings and publicly accepted responsibility for them by pleading i am ashamed of my weakness and misplaced loyalty of the things i did for mr. trump in an effort to protect and promote him. pro him. "i" ashamed that i chose to take part in concealing mr. trump's illicit acts rather than listening to my oconscience. "i" ashamed because i know what mr. trump is. he is a racist. he is a conman, and he is a cheat. he was a presidential candidate who knew that rogerer stone was talking with julian assange about a wikileaks drop on democratic national committee emails. i will explain each in a few moments. i am providing the committee today with several documents. and these include a copy of a check mr. trump wrote from his personal bank account after he

will all the sanctions ?n existence remain president trump: they are in place. i was watching as a lot of you folks have said we have given up. we haven't given up anything. frankly, i think we will end up being very good friends with the korea.n kim and north i have been telling everybody, they have tremendous potential. unbelievable potential. we will see, but it was about sanctions. they wanted to sanctions lifted, the areas we wanted. john? , there isas we know incredibly complex set of issues that are at play in terms of lifting the sanctions and what denuclearization is. did you get any distance toward what kim's vision of what denuclearization is? is a lot of thinking that he wants to keep some nukes. would you allow him to do that? president trump i don't want to comment on that exactly, but he has a certain vision and it is not exactly our vision, but it is a lot closer than it was a year ago. i think eventually will get there. for this particular visit, we decided that we had to walk and we will see what happens. ok? look, we have a gentleman nobody of.h

national emergency on the southern border. >> will you veto that resolution that would block your national emergency? president trump: on the wall? will itoo many smart people that want border security. but i will veto it, yes. david: department officials telling fox news they are not expected to receive special counsel robert mueller's report next week. fox also reporting that bill bar has not received the report as of yet. louis back on monday. have a wonderful weekend. judicial watch's tom fitton and general jack keane will be among lou's guests. i have a show of my own at 5:00 p.m. eastern called "bulls and bears" right here on the fox business network. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. good wall street week starts next. >> from new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the weekend. i am maria bartiromo, great to have you with us this weekend. coming up in just a moment, my interview with the chairman and ceo of cisco. chuck robbins is with us this weekend. but first, the u.s. meeting with china this week to try to hash out a trade deal before the march 1 deadline. on thursday sat down with sec

if they don't like them, i think donald trump will get re-elected. ink of that? >> again, too early to say, but i do think this is actually a really healthy process for the party. i do think elevating a new set of leaders, especially a new generation. you see a lot of candidates younger than folks that were standard bearers in the past. i think that's healthy for the party. i thi wenk we'll see the most potent ideas rise to the top. >>> talk about ivanka trump but first it is tax season. kicks off with some unhappy filers and smaller refunds. just how much smaller? we've got some answers next. nsw. one-millionth order. nsw. millionth order. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. lobsterfest is on at red lobster. with the most lobster dishes of the year, what'll you choose? how 'bout lobster lover's dream? more like a lobster dream come true. a butter-poached maine tail, roasted rock tail and

i won't say outcome. scenario. clearly, president trump's softened, and i think everybody believes march 1 will come and go without calation in the tariffs. caroline: we got excited about the huawei element. did anyone in your live blog get excited about it? it's interesting that trump has been waiting to weight into the zte issue and huawei could once again become an issue. mike: we are not expecting any sort of dropped the charges against huawei. that would be unusual for the president to dictate what happens with a criminal case like this. optimismn't much surrounding that. not a big surprise he is staying away from that issue. romaine: i want to look ahead to next week a little bit. trump is going to asia to meet with kim jong-un. i'm wondering, what expectations should we have for this meeting? kevin: hopefully, that it would continue 2-d escalate the situation. from president trump's respective, you have mike pence on monday headed to columbia with regards to venezuela, and on tuesday, the house is likely to vote on legislation that would rescind the president's authority to declare a national emergency. the

>> he said california will be the border and the wall against trump. ihat gavin newsom will try to continue those on many fronts. he sued the trump administration more than any other attorney general in new york and those policy will continue. i do think that gavin newsom will speak more bluntly and forthrightly as a counter trump jerry brown showed respect even though he did not agree. i think that is what we will o wall, the question of the national guard and the use of the california guard. that might be a point of contention. >> when we look at the role of california politicians, we have powerful lawmakers with a lot of influence in the capital. how much does california politics play in national politics? >> i think the important role and growing. nancy pelosi is the speaker and we have the largest delegation in the house. 53 representatives. the majority are democrats so particularly in the democratic party california democrats are playing a huge role in washington and not to mention now chairing important committees moving into the leadership roles

trump leaves? in two years, i think it will be six years but when trump is gone will happen to the ability for thisey want? i thank you will see a republican party restructure itself to prevent the people from getting what they want. mark: do you think the media will succeed in pushing him out of office with the democrats, whether through impeachment which would be quite outrageous or are they trying to tear him down over reelection or do you think he can overcome those things? >> i think he can overcome them. i would think that if he has made it this far, he has taken a beating this guy, if he can withstand the next couple of years then i think he will be fine but here is what i want him to do. i want him to get those rejected pages and turn them over to the people. i want the people. mark: the fisa applications -- >> yes, why he has not done that, i do not know. i know there are things on his side should have taken care of that would have helped this country get through what we are going through right now if i give me one. >> like being aggressive and putting people in his cabinet that would help

last week they did polling and found out that 54% or 56% of americans say i will never vote for trump ever. i will vote for whoever is running against him. i'll never vote for him. another 34% said i'll never vote for anybody other than trump. 54-34. remember those numbers. roughly. we asked the american people, what do you think of medicare for all? oh, what a gift from god that would be. medicare for everybody? we know medicare works. it's popular. it's the kind of thing a a lot of people wait from date they turn 65 to be eligible for it for fear they are going to lose their life savings because of an illness in their family. it's a system that is there. it's reliable for 50-plus years it's been there. so they say, almost at 70% they say, this is a great idea. medicare for all. next question -- are you prepared to give up your health insurance today for this experiment to move to medicare? whoa, slow down here. are you talking about weather i can go to the doctor that i like in my hometown and the hospital which i think is the best one in my city? i can can do that now. i don't like

national emergency on the southern border. >> will you veto that resolution that would block your national emergency? president trump: on the wall? will i. we have too many smart people that want border security. but i will veto it, yes. david: department officials telling fox news they are not expected to receive special counsel robert mueller's report next week. fox also reporting that bill bar has not received the report as of yet. louis back on monday. have a wonderful weekend. judicial watch's tom fitton and general jack keane will be among lou's guests. i have a show of my own at 5:00 p.m. eastern called "bulls and bears" right here on the fox business network. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. good >> the people's house -- a family's legend. >> i can remember being a little kid and asking my father what it was. >> a century-old mystery. >> he said, "it's from the white house." and i go, "talking about d.c. white house?" i was just stunned. >> the white house neither confirms nor denies... >> what do you see? >> gold! [ laughs ] >> let's investigate! >> i scrape the paint layers down to the wood. >> and when you heard w

trump: thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] president trump: secretary of state mike pompeo. >> this is a central part of what we do and multiple programs and long history. and this will be an important program and we look forward to working on it. president trump: john bolton, please. >> this national security presidential memorandum that you re about to sign is founded in your and i vampinga has been pursuing and this is critical. very important to the united states to see this development around the world and whole of government approach and everybody is behind it. president trump: great job. >> thank you. i vampinga, it has been great to work with you and sell bait this next step in women's growth initiative. it dovetails with the bipartisan law. this is a critical strategy. n my limited experience in africa, they invest in skills and jobs and children and the future and where the women's entrepreneurship is strong, there is peace. president trump: mark meadows. mr. meadows: ivanka, thank you for your role, and i thank you for your leadership on this issue. but the stories that will be told this you will never be told. the people that will be mpowered and a lastin

i call them the radical left. we will never abolish ice. they want to abolish ice. [booing] pres. trumpl never abolish ice. [applause] pres. trump: let me say very clearly to those pushing this ridiculous and radical agenda, i will never sign a bill that forces the mass release of violent criminals into our country. --[cheering] i will never abolish or in any way mistreat our great heroes from border patrol, ice, and law enforcement. [cheering] pres. trump: we will always stand with those brave men and women. we will always be with them. we will take care of them just like they take care of us. remember that. [cheering] pres. trump: i have to tell you. as i was walking up to the stage, they said that progress is being made with this committee. just so you know. we are building the wall anyway. they say progress has been made. [cheering] pres. trump: just now. just now. i said, wait a minute. i've got to take care of my people from texas. i got to go. i don't even want to hear about it. [cheering] pres. trump: i don't want to hear about it. so i don't know what they mean, progress is bei

i think there's such a hunger to see donald trump not be president that elect blt will be an extremelylling shows it is moderate and conservative democrats that say i want to find someone that matches me on the issues. they are like i want to beat donald trump. that's the issue position that matters the most to me. >> as a conservative who is not a fan of president trump do you see -- are these too far to the left for you or are you trying to keep an open mind? >> it is a republican alternative. >> love isn't enough. let's put it that way. a lot of people might have said they want someone safer against trump. it seems to be the younger candidates likely to run. it seems to me they look confident. i don't think right now looking at it from the outside you look at harris and think they are not experienced enough, tough enough to go up against donald trump. >> i want to point out they confirmed elizabeth warren has apologized over the dna test we had. we are encouraged by the understanding that being there is rooted in serge centuries an. hope that it will now come to an end. do you think

pursued strategic of patients doing nothing now trump has used strategic impertinent impatiens if this is better we will see we've heard from president trump i would like to hear from a controller. i don't think so maybe indirectly through the don't see monday the. the north. korean media or indirectly through talks he will have now in vietnam until he goes back on the second of march but i don't think there will be a press conference or a direct statement and despite this. determination president trump actually seemed quite optimistic about the future yes and i think it's because of the reason i mentioned just before that he doesn't think the deal is over he just thinks ok that just is another step another round and this is another step yes i was south korea viewing this yeah they had an official statement and of course they were disappointed but also the south korean president jane he talked to president trump on the f. was one for twenty five minutes or so and president asked him for supporting the process in the future and i'm i'm thinking i think i'm sure a president when jean will support the process in the future very actively ok in t

i'm in a town hall, and a voter comes up to me and asks why i did this, i will explain all day why i did this. i will not play trump'si will not play the media's game. >> what about me? >> because i covered hillary. >> literally looking at me. >> e-mail. >> they, you know, what senator warren did, last october, to try to put this to bed, was a car wreck. but she had to do it. it was never going to be pretty. it was important that she tried to put it behind her. or to have an answer. at least the answer is, i have explained the best i can. it might not be the answer you want and it might be a boring answer but it is the truth and i am going to talk about what people want to talk about. again, they want to talk about this, i will. but i am not going to let this become e-mail. and i think the point about trump, you know, we laugh at his tweets and what he calls, but it is a huge, huge issue, if he is going to have an open lane, for a year, i think if you remember in 2012, barack obama was given so much credit for going after romney before romney was the nomination, was the nominee, and now you're talking about a whole y

national emergency on the southern border. >> will you veto that resolution that would block your national emergency? president trump: on the wall? will i people that want border security. but i will veto it, yes. david: department officials telling fox news they are not expected to receive special counsel robert mueller's report next week. fox also reporting that bill bar has not received the report as of yet. louis back on monday. have a wonderful weekend. judicial watch's tom fitton and general jack keane will be among lou's guests. i have a show of my own at 5:00 p.m. eastern called "bulls and bears" right here on the fox business network. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. good night from new york. [♪] trish: unbelievable. break right now, the border crisis intensifying in venezuela. take a look at that. two dozen -- two actually dead. nicolas maduro ordered his military to fire on civilians attempting to cross the border. we are less than four hours from the deadline that's juan guaido set to get humanitarian aido

trump: i chose you. [cheering] pres. trump: i chose you. [crowd cheering and chanting "usa"] pres. trump: we are doing whatever we have to do. the wall is being built, it wille. it is going at a rapid pace. the rio grande. it is happening. go check it out. those who welcome come lawfully and support our values in the united states and that want to strengthen our society and help us with all of the companies moving into the united states, moving back. they left us. now they are moving back, many of them. in some cases, maybe all of them. they all want to come back because the united states is where the action is. very simple. [cheers] [crowd chanting "usa"] pres. trump: where the action is. and it is -- we are most proud of the fact, you look at the car companies, they are moving back. they are going into michigan, they are going into pennsylvania. they are going back to ohio. so many companies are coming back. is why -- iay, that want people to come into our country, but they have to come in legally, and they have to come in through merit, through merit, so they can help us build our country. make america great again. pretty soon, we are going to be saying,

think people will vote for donald trump and he will get re-elected. i false narrative. many more republicans are looking for a home, lifelong republicans if they have a different choice, a choice of someone who is willing to work with both sides, who is not with ideology and wants to everything possible to solve the americans problems and create opportunity. the other issue i would say is i have been traveling not only in the u.s. but in the world, but when people ask how to explain the situation in america today or explain this president, it's a very difficult answer, because the lack of civility, the lack of dignity, the lack of honor in the oval office, and i know the people look at that and they say to themselves, that's not the kind of behavior i want for my children. and so there's a great opportunity, i think, to frame this debate in a lot of different ways. but the most important issue is the character and the responsibility of the person in the oval office that represents the entire country and represents americans to the world. i believe it's

trump: you will see. you will see. any other questions? [indistinct question] >> president trump: i will visit. visit colombia. i look forward to visiting. we are working very closely on this situation. >> reporter: will you grant amnesty for maduro? >> president trump: that something we haven't thought of. >> reporter: will you use el chapo money to pay for the law? >> president trump: that certainly interesting one. [indistinct question] has neck we are working together so that colombia eradicate some of what they are growing in colombia. i wouldn't say that at this moment you are ahead of schedule. but hopefully will be sometime in the near future. >> let me mention something for question, mr. president. in the first four months of our of administration we eradicated 60,000 hectares. more of what was eradicated in the previous eight months. we have a goal. and we will commit to that goal, because it is our moral duty to have colombia free of crops and narco traffic. we will deliver because it is our moral duty. >> president trump: i want to say before you leave, the economy is doing incredibl

i can soon return to venezuela. [applause] pres. trump: i think that will happen, david. [applause] thank you very much, david. think it'll soon happen. your courage, david, is an inspiration. and not only, david, many of the people in this room, you've been through much but you see it coming to the end. you see it really coming to an end for the first time, for the first time you're seeing it because the united states, a true great nation, is behind you. [applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] pres. trump: and so is the united states, as the united states stands up for democracy in venezuela we reaffirm the solidarity with the long suffering people of cuba and nicaragua and people everywhere living under socialist and communist regimes. and to those who would try to impose socialism on the united states, we again deliver a very simple message. america will never be a socialist country. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we are born free and we will stay free now and forever. [loud cheering] pres. trump: we know what freedom can do in venezuela because we have seen that future right here in dural. we know what freedom

now, i do believe that presidents will have a chance to meet when president trump goes to vietnam later. i also don't think president trump will be going to the forum in china at the end of march. so it will either have to be president xi coming to the us mid march or early, sorry, or early april. it looks like tech transfers and intellectual property are posing the biggest challenges for these ongoing talks. do you think china would make significant concessions on this front? i think they will try to make concessions where they can. the problem has always been with the united states, complains that they have with china, i mean, it is hard to establish a mechanism for basically grading and measuring a reduction in cyber enabled tech. how can we measure that? right now the us is having this problem figuring that out. now, chem china give structure reforms in other areas that might appease the administration? yes, —— can ci. they should come to an agreement, the question is whether they will and i don't think so until march or april. riley waters from the heritage foundation from washingt

i will push back on this. i don't think trump will be successful in making this a socialist versus republican battle. >> let me show you a headline from the "l.a. times." just so i make the point i'm not the only one who is wondering how this plays itself out. here's the headline. "trump raises a new menace -- socialism -- and democrats can't agree how to respond." what is the democratic response to that? what should it be? >> well, first of all, it's ridiculous. nobody is saying that america can be socialist, capitalism made this country. it's not you know the question is should capitalism have some guardrails so we are not seeing excesses and people exploit the land and the water and land exploited. that's just bs is what i would say to that. but do you like your med compare? hello, that has some elements of socialism in it. meaning that we are all investing so that everyone can be cared for in this social safety net that we have in this country. so that kind of nonsense. we're not saying that because he's a republican, that th

he talks about trump, testing this line with van jones. >> i would say that i will beat trump in ohiohere they know me. i'll beat him in my home state and his home state, new york, where they know him the best. i have been working on that. >> reporter: if he jumps into the race, the democratic primary will be a task for a little known senator. >> looking for something different. if my hair looks worse than bernie sanders, it's time for a haircut. i figured that. >> reporter: brown could be competition for bernie sanders, ho is expected to jump into the race, soon. as brown makes up his mind, he will travel to new hampshire, followed by south carolina and nevada, trying to make a decision if he will join the race for the presidency. one democrat must be able to speak to trump country. jeff zeleny, cnn, iowa. >>> breaking news to share from moscow. >> the kremlin reports vladimir putin says russia suspended the inf treaty. this follows a similar decision made by the united states. >> putin said this, here is a quote, a tit for tat response. american partners announced they are suspendin

the end and it sends a it's one ending but it's also i think the beginning of a of a long drawn out. legal battle that that will at least allow trump to say to his supporters. he's tried everything he's fighting tooth and nail to to get this will build. i said with trump to it's it's a multi faceted situation there are different angles coming off every action that that he he makes and everything that he sanctions. updated in terms of what happens next the part nancy pelosi with the possible legal challenge annunci trump -- will be able to o say to his bae as you say that hehe did all the possibly could. a but beyond that what what is the likely to precautions -- going to be do you think in terms of what's happening on the border what happens the people coming to the border and of course those who get across. i i know i know yeah i mean firt her i the importer member as as polite as he touched all matter- does does deep political division i've -- is there a crisis all notes and the t tmp and republican rhetoric -- is that this is -- this is indeed emergency that -- violent criminals and gangs the pouring of that border must be stopp

>> dana: yes, i think there's a high chance you will have some heckling or some highly staged a walkout democrats. i think president trumpt. maybe he will win hearts and minds back at home. i think when he's praising troops or certainly talking about the economy and job numbers and unemployment rates, imagine the camera shot of senators harris, warren, gillibrand, booker. congresswoman tulsi gabbard pretty well for else is running for president. if they are looking unhappy, it's not going to necessarily be good for them. they have a choice to make. they have to see if they can stand out from one another. i also think that two big bipartisan pieces tomorrow night will be infrastructure once again. pelosi and trump of actually talked that they could agree on that. the other big one is going to be prescription drugs and some sort of plan to deal with the high cost of prescription drugs. it's not a conservative position but it's one that you can get bipartisan agreement. >> jesse: was last week infrastructure week? >> dana: every week. >> jesse: greg, you're not going to be down there. >> greg: no, thank god. i will be here

. >> we found out that 5456% of americans say, i will never vote for trump ever, i will vote for whoever is running against him but i will never vote for him. another 34 percent said i will never vote for anyone other than trump. remember those numbers. 54% versus 34%. we ask the american people what they think of medicare for all. medicare for everybody? we know medicare works, it's popular it's the kind of thing that a lot of people wait for the day they turn 65 to be eligible for for fear they will lose their life savings because of an illness in the family. and they say almost that 70% it's a great idea, medicare for all. next question . >> are you prepared to give up your health insurance today for this experiment for medicare. >> slow down. are you talking about whether or not i can go to the doctor that i like in my hometown and the hospital which i think is the best in my city. asn't true. it turns out that the marketplace was going to change those plans regularly whether we it turns out that the marketplace was going to change plans regularly whether we like them or not and keth

run for president and the controversy that followed. >> i will tell this audience, as i said to every other audience, nobody wants to see donald trump fired more than me. i will do nothing over the next ,ear to reelect donald trump but i do feel strongly that it is an expression of our democracy that i do have the right to stand up and consider and this whole issue of me being a spoiler, as i said last night, i do not know how you spoil a broken system that is more ready corrupt and not serving the american people. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, jill abramson talks about her book merchants of truth and the ensuing controversy over plagiarism accusations. >> recently i've washed them of your interviews. you were suggesting it was not an ever and that this copy ended up in your book. you're saying it is a citation error. >> yes. >> how is it a citation error if it is word for word? >> that is one where i reviewed all six. it should have been in quotations, not just -- or presumably rewritten entirely great one or the other. as tointeresting rewriting it entirely by basically having the same facts -- is that really no? i s

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trump. does it make a difference? guest: i don't think it will make a difference. if anyone was going to challenge trump, it would be on the right. you would have a conservative on the right. a more moderate candidate, i don't think is going to hurt him. activist conservative voter, especially in the primaries, one not vote for someone less conservative. they made to vote for someone more conservative. you see a more conservative candidate jumping into the race? guest: i don't. he has been good on that stuff that the constituency cares about host:. thank you very much for stopping by. come back again. host: we want to welcome back if familiar face, donna brazil. interim chair of the dnc, author of a number of books, teacher at howard. you are one busy person. donna: i'en

under a different process, if the numbers don't add up, i will not run for president because i will not do anything whatsoever to re-elect donald trumpy booker who announced he's running for president said he will look to women first for a potential running mate if he ends up clinching the democratic all in nation. >> i think that you will rarely see a democratic ticket without gender diversity, race diversity. i think it's something we should have. so, i'm not going to box myself in, but shall i become it, you know i'll be looking to women first. >> booker said he believes a woman should already be president and he tried hard to make that happen. >>> senator amy klobuchar revealing her responding on the president's attacks. he lashed out on twitter on her shortly after she announced her bid for president. here's what she told cnn. >> it's a case by case, you certainly don't want do go down every rabbit hole with him. in my case, i welcome being called the snow woman. i thought it was a pretty cool title myself. so i was more than glad to respond. i think those decisions have to be made on a strategic basis because he wants to domina