my daughter ivanka has been working incredibly hard. she did a great job.applause] families are at the center of our national agenda. looking at it, we have made such progress with childcare, more affordable and increased child care funding for low income parents. we enacted paid family leave for government employees, a model for the entire community. millions of families are benefiting from our ambitious campaign to lower the cost of prescription drugs. hold big pharma accountable. one thing we are doing in florida, we are very close to getting it done, i believe -- some terrible laws, if we were able to get the democrats to go along, we can lower prescription prices dramatically. we will allow our mayors and governors make deals to buy from canada and some other countries where the prices are much lower. you will probably save 50%. that will be a number that nobody has ever even heard of. can you imagine that? [applause] saving 50% byp buying it -- same pill, same box, same manufacturer -- manufacturing plant and you save 50%, which tells you that we can

ivanka has been a champion for administrative and legislative actions to combat human trafficking, thisas been so important to her. this and making sure people are ready to work and she's now created over 50 million jobs for the people in our country, one of the reasons are unemployment numbers are the best ever. 15 million and i would say this issue may be closest to her heart because of the level of evil that you would never believe it is even possible in modern age, the level of evil is incredible, thank you, ivanka, for both of the things you are really focused on. thank you very much. 15 million jobs, it was going to be 500,000. i think we can do 500,000, within about a week she broke out and now she's up to 15 million jobs, fantastic. i'm not surprised, mike. not surprised. we are also honored to have with us several extraordinary survivors of human trafficking and i want to thank you all for being here. it's going to be my great honor to say hello and shake your hand. and your courage really inspires us all, i want to just let you know that. as the men and women in this room know

ivanka has amplified and accelerated these efforts.look at it from two different perspectives. i am in the technology world and i have to make sure this digital area is inclusive. every american, everyone can look and say i can look see myself in that world, i can have a job there. you don't necessarily have to have a four-year college degree get started. this is something to me that's quite a misnomer and misperception, two thirds of our country does not have a college degree. and so there are many jobs, the you can qualify for. but we started originally for was seven years ago we call them pathway to technology. went to some of the most underserved areas, went to the high schools with nearby vocational or community college and said let's work with you. we'll give you kind of criteria and mentors, our employees, will give the kids a chance at her job. they get a high school degree and associate degree at the same time. i now, fast for these years, 150,000 kids are coming through. over 200 schools are in fact making up 15% of my hires

al-jazeera sydney now after more than 4 decades of doubt a rare self-portrait at dutch artist vince ivanka has been confirmed as authentic experts say it's probably the only known work painted by van gogh while he had psychosis in 889 researches took 6 years to reach that conclusion about the painting which was purchased by norway's national museum in 1910 for the equivalent of around $110000.00. still ahead will the tennis action from day one all the australian open including the moment when one player. the next. time now for this ball with. marion thank you very much australian open organizers are hoping for better conditions on the 2nd day of the year's 1st tennis grand slam rain rather than bushfires might disrupt the should rule in melbourne but thanks to the roofed stadiums there was still a fair bit of action on monday as david stokes reports. so we know williams might have beaded extra time to talk his shoe laces but she took next to no time to win the 1st set of her match against anastasio. 6 love in just 19 minutes. gave her i she didn't hang about in the 2nd set either dropping just

ivanka trump has a tendency or her people do to say i worked on this.scenes she tried to get this done. she's very savvy with the media that way. i think this was melania's moment, i think, to say i did this. i really -- i think there was a little translation missed there but the message was directed not at the media but i think at ivanka trump. >> the message i got is a serially underestimated first lady, and you tell a really interesting story. kate bennett has been our guest tonight. the book is "free, melania." it is on sale now. >>> our next guest has a shocking report about the bizarre ideas the president gave voice to when discussing the korean peninsula. and where are the guard rails in an administration that has shed its senior ranks at a faster rate than any other when "the 1st 11th hour" continues. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep yo

do you think jared kushner would be in the white house if not for nepotism, do you think ivanka trump has the qualifications to be a senior adviser to the president? it takes so much gall and shamelessness. this is not going to go away. this is a president who brought out womanizing against hillary clinton, a president who has over a dozen credible accusations of sexual harassment and assault against him and brought out womanizing against hillary clinton. if joe biden is the nominee he's going to pound him on this over and over and over again. i really wish joe biden said, you know what, tell you what, i'm going to call your bluff. i'm not a material witness. i don't like the president -- i was not in the room. but you want me to testify in exchange for bolton? you got it. and i wish he would sit there and he would read a list of all the senators whose kids have a job because of their last name, whose spouses have a job because of their last name. you know, it would be a long list. we might be there for another week. >> you almost slipped, i saw that, i heard that. it would be a long week

do you think ivanka trump has yanke qualifications to be senior adviser to the president?his is a president who brought ow womanizer against hillary clinton. a president who has over a dozen credible accusations of sexual harassment and assaults against him and brought out womanizer against hillary clinton. if joe biden is the nominee, he's going to pound him on this over and over and over again. i really wish joe biden said, you know what, tell you what, i'm going to call your bluff. i'm not a material witness. i don't like the president. i wasn't in the room but you want to testify in exchange for bolton, you got it. i wish he would sit there and read a list of all the senators whose kids have a job because of their last name whose spouses have a job because of their last name. you know, it would be a long list. we might be there for another week. >> you almost slipped. i heard that. yeah, it would be a long week and probably a long month because they all do. kirsten, pat cipollone, another member of trump's defense team wrapped up with this. >> i was listening to profes

they fold like a cheap tent in a windstorm and i'm proud of them for standing up saying look, ivanka trump hasshing for better wages for women. she has been pushing for parental leave for pregnancy and maternity. she pushed for things that women have been begging for. she is a perfect fit to come and talk, especially getting good education and stem education for america. why not have her. charles: she pushed, gotten a lot done. she is always done it with poise and class. >> yes. charles: governor, so have you, thank you very much. governor huckabee. thank you, charles happy new year. charles: iranians take to the street to mourn the top general while threatening retaliation against the united states. up next fox business investigates how vulnerable are we to a cyberattack from iran? is speaker nancy pelosi picking a dangerous time to try to restrict the president's war powers? don't go away. ♪. oh, hi, samantha. you look more like a heather. do you ever get that? it's nice to finally meet you in person. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that'

ivanka,y has heard of right? she has such a passion for it. she is very smart.ople working and help families. look, she is smart, do whatever you want to do, it is ok. had half a million people she was going to get trained in companies, so she called walmart, exxon, these great companies. all of a sudden she hit a million, then she hit 9 million -- don't forget, she wanted to do 500,000. 10 million. she just hit 14 million people being trained. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: 14 million. ivanka. 14 million, you believe that is possible? that's why we have the best unemployment rates and the best employment rates. to 160 million people are working in the united states. nobody has ever come close to that number. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: we have listed 10 million people off of federal welfare programs. real median income is now at the highest level ever recorded in the history of our country, think of that. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: real median income. after three years -- he really had eight years, but we had less than three. under eigh

. >> this is something that you and i talked about and ivanka has really helped elevate it and amplifyrts because as on employer, one, i'm in the technology world and i've got to be sure this digital era in front of us is inclusive, every american, every one can look and say i can look at myself in the world, i can have a job and you don't necessarily have to have a 4-year degree to get started, this is quite a misnomer to me, two-thirds of the country does not have a college degree and so there are many jobs we have that you can qualify for and what we started originally our work on was we called them pathway to technology, we went to some of the most underserved areas, went to high schools with nearby vocational and community college and said let's help with you, we will give you mentors, our employees, we will get the kids a chance at a job, they get a high school degree and associate degree, think of it that way, now fast-forward these years, 150,000 kids are coming through over 200 schools, they are, in fact, making up 15% of my hires last year in the united states, they and appre

ivanka trump sometimes has a tendency or her people do to say, i worked on this or behind the sceneshe tried to get this done. she's very savvy with the media that way, and i think this was melania's moment, i think, to say, i did this. i really -- i think there was a little translation miss there, but the message was directed not at the media but i think at ivanka trump. >> the message i got after this book is a serially underestimated first lady, and you tell a really, really interesting story. kate bennett has been our guest tonight. >> thank you so much. >> the book is "free, melania." it is on sale now. >>> coming up, our next guest has a shocking report about the bizarre ideas the president gave voice to when discussing the korean peninsula. >>> and where are the guardrails in an administration that has shed its senior ranks at a faster rate than any other when "the 11th hour" continues. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asle

from all over the globe, i -- i get backlash we're in a polarizing environment this has something to to if it was ivankahin. it is idea of pro-trump and anti-trump. i would tell to many of people in vegas, she has pretty good credentials as a fellow warton grad. >> john. >> liz, great to have you, we have a real skills gap in country, 800,000 people we need for welding and electrician jobs we'll not fill in next decade, we have 27,000 people we need too build out a 5g network that are not qualified, it appears we're starting to lose war with china in our ai battle, have you talked to people much in ces is skill -- that tboain going it. melissait. reporter: all these companies behind me, they 4500 exhibiters are desperate for those who are skilled in stem. science, technology, mag, that t is her message, i get it there are people who are nonpartisan some lean conservative who say, you know, what does she bring,? who cares, she is as robert said, a member of the administration, who has a some chops here with the past two years of pryin trying to push aa that says let's get our kids, can k-12 more skilled

ivanka as well. you say poor erica is left out and she always has been. what do you see for her? >> i think ivanka is in a weird position because she has tried in d.c. not to be a trumpish character. she has tried the family leave. i call it ted talk trumpism where she tries to be much more smooth, much more presentable, much more electable, doesn't try to get into this gop stuff they do. i don't know if this flies in the gop base. they want someone who will be like trump and get angry at the system. >> rick, thank you so much for joining us. rick wilson. >>> the royals calling an emergency family meeting to figure out their next steps following prince harry and meghan's stunning announcement. a meeting the duchess called into, like on the phone. >>> at any moment we'll learn about that deadly shooting on a florida naval base. was this terrorism? hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me m

are members of trump family they have the relationships and commercial industries, there has been reports about ivanka trump, for example in china, with patents, and things of that nature, just because you have reexisting relationships does not mean once you get in government you put up a fire wall, hunter biden stuff is wrong, but you know, no matter what, have to be consistent and make sure that if you are in government, whatever your preexisting relationships in business they are recalled off -- recallewalled off. >> fair point. >> i agree. i said that whether donald trump came in -- when donald trump came in, he needs to take precaution and a thick wall put up. they have done a pretty good job, one thing they said, they were going to start having trump hotel projects in world. politically connected, they said they were not going to do them, they have not. david: i want to move on, another pol politician. >> joe biden side h said he nevr talked with any family members about business. >> that not possible, they had a meeting in the oval office with barack obama. how do you do that and not talk busin

ivanka trump as a keynote speaker. she highlighted work the administration has done with tech companies to retrain workers for new skillslls training initiatives at the white house. critics say ivanka is not a woman in tech and her speech was a lazy attempt to emulate diversity. >>> sites that track ancestry through dna could be vulnerable on genetic hacking. it's possible for hackers to acquire genome sequences. users upload data and connect with similar matchers. they could identify people with genes for alzheimer's, parkinson's and other diseases. researchers say this could lead to higher insurance rates in the fture. >>> one of yosemite's hotels has lost travel rating luster. aaa downgraded it to three stars. it held four diamond status since 1991. a five diamond rating is the best. aaa awards diamonds based on unannounced visits by inspectors. >>> coming up, the b.a.r.t. proposal that could keep you connected during your commute. >> talk about what you do not want to wake up to on a wednesday morning. shattered glass, busted windows, 11 cars broken into you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion..

has matured. look at people like ivanka trump coming to the show, regulators come in, people from government as well think it really shows techis well and i think it really shows tech is no longer a fringe, niche industry. it's actually something that impacts all of us and the wider industry and government space is coming into pay attention. it's not just that, the idea privacy that we have seen on the rise, peoplepos macro awareness of it, that's a big issue at the show, isn't it? yes, something that really caught my eye, an announcement from lg, trying to stand out and say we sell televisions without microphones on them because i'm sure many of us have amazon alexa at home or google home and have started to notice how annoying it isn't intrusive it can be to have all these microphones listening to is my prediction for 2020 is that consumers are going to start to become more aware of privacy and look for products that actually say, you know what, we are not going to listen to you in your home. that's interesting. almost it's implied the progress with technology, hand in hand, goes with a bit ofa te

m computing, and under ivanka's leadership who is with us today our pledge to workers has become a full blown national movement companies 00 committing to provide new job nd training opportunities to already very close to 15 illion american students and workers. 15 million. america is making sweeping and s to place workers their families at the center of our national agenda. perhaps the most transformative hange of all is on trade reform where we're addressing chronic problems that have been enabled tolerated or for decades. our leaders did nothing about to us on trade. before i was elected china's were ry practices undermining trade for everyone. but no one did anything about allow it to keep getting worse and worse and worse. leadership, america confronted the problem head on. new phase one agreement, phase two is starting negotiations very shortly. agreed to substantially do things that have done, ot measures to protect property, stop forced technology transfers, barriers and -- in aringal goods and on we cultural goods where were treated so badly. open its financial sector totally.

want a merit-based system so i agree with you but i also want to add, you know, my colleague, ivanka trump has done so much work on job reskilling and job retraining recruiting i don't know, 400 companies-plus, millions of people are eligible, and the bls is going to start reporting the result, this is all about job reskilling and re training which is what you're talking about, so companies are hungry to hire, and we are doing everything we can to work with the private sector, not government mandates, but the private sector, to do just that. stuart: now the president was in ohio last night, and he gave an interview i think it was to an ohio radio station where he suggested that the phase i china trade deal might not actually be signed on january 15. it maybe after that. is there some problem here that we don't know about? >> no i'm not aware of that interview. i'm not aware of that statement and the president here yesterday , when he unveiled his environmental reforms, regulatory reforms, said just the opposite and i can tell you that the authenticity of the translation has worked out beautifu

ivanka and jared? >> the president is saying he doesn't know parnas and with these new photos, it shows that -- that -- that parnas has been in close, at least, proximity to the president's children. ivanka, jared. there is pictures with don jr., as well. so we don't know really what was happening in these pictures at this time. but he has a lot of pictures with the president, with the president's associates, with the president's family. and so it just -- just, you know, makes it much more difficult to believe the president when he says he doesn't know parnas and he hasn't come into contact with him. and as i said, this is just showing how -- how expansive this entire ukraine saga really was. >> hey, leigh anne, let's talk impeachment now. house managers facing a deadline today, 5:00 p.m. walk us through what's next for this whole timeline because there is a lot of scenarios, right? >> yeah. there are a lot of scenarios. so the deadline today is for them to submit their brief on how the outlining how they're going to present their evidence against this president. the white house has a deadline, too, which comes on mon

here are practically vintage models like ivanka a reconstructed diesel locomotive dating from 1969 now powered by a modern engine. that. the region around rome book has a long industrial heritage. both coal mining and textile production were keen to the growing economy in the 1900 century joined later by glass blowers cut the remembers industrial spice mills and engine makers all of them dependent on the railway for transporting their products. by the mid 19th century trains had become part of the landscape in northern bohemia originally run by an austrian railway the roots were taken over by the newly founded czechoslovakia and state railway in 1918 following the creation of the country after world war one. this single track non electrified line runs through the bohemian part of the cross border loose asia region. our next stop is the remote station of yet love on. the tiny station is surrounded by forests and seemingly in the middle of nowhere. it was built in 1969 as a junction connecting 2 major regional railway lines leading to van stalled. and itchy. feet . i as the ivanka continued her journey we stayed behind to take a look around this unusua

ivanka trump and north korea. over and over again, the times has gotten it wrong. so i trust very little of what they spew. they have an agenda. they hate trump like the rest of the medium mama. underestimating a crowd size at a rally, fake news about immigration policies, reckless mirror surrounding the president's remarks on ms-13. the common denominator in all these stories is president trump. this brings us to our second point. maggie haberman's latest hit piece relies on secondhand anonymous sources. a draft of a book, not the final copy of the book. no one from "the new york times" has actually seen john bolton's new book. as a matter of fact, i don't think john bolton has written the new book completely. many of the previous fake news stories again relying on anonymous hearsay sources. my third point, we have no record of john bolton making any of these claims, none. bolton's attorney refused to confirm the contents of the times report and both mick mulvaney and the department of justice have publicly refuted key claims in the article. they are saying it didn't happ happen. i guess that would impeac

has made the case one of international intrigue. "the washington post" likened the severity of the move to china arresting ivanka trump. u.s.llege meng breached american sanctions against iran by fraudulently selling telecommunications equipment to the middle eastern country through a subsidiary. they want her brought to america to face charges. many see this as canada caught in the middle. >> we're focused on fulfilling or international obligations, our treaty obligations, making sure that the rule of law is consistently applied. >> reporter: most people outside of china see as retaliation the country arrested two canadians days after the ceo was arrested and put them in solitary confinement. >> the hearing is scheduled to begin on monday. it could last a week but appeals could drag this case out for months or years. meaning meng may have to endure confinement both in and out of her mansion indefinitely. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, vancouver, canada. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" in our eye on earth series we'll take to you the florida keys where rising oceans are threatening the future of coastal communities. >>>

ivanka. we've also got another interesting figure in germany speaking. thomas has just had a chance to sit down with the head of the christian democrats here in germany. she has told them a couple of interesting things. one, she talks about the tinderbox issue of german luke perry action. she is talk about iraq and libya. talked to him about room for improvement in the german cabinet. it looks like she may want to clean house a little bit as far as the cabinet is concerned. we will bring you that later on. this is bloomberg. matt: looking back to "bloomberg markets: europe." to gos the -- 45 minutes until the start of cash trading. we are looking at futures down. we want to get back to switzerland in the world economic forum. haslinda and i are delighted. joined theo be international monetary fund managing director. we have so much to talk about. you have lowered forecasts in the markets are in a limbo state. if you look at risks, what are your top three? >> there's this uncertainty at the top of the list. it can because by many factors. trade tensions were last ye

has a lot of pictures with a lot of people. pretty much everyone in washington. you've seen him float them out on his twitter account with the president and with ivanka trump and i with mike pence, the vice president and there are several photos of him with people in the administration, but the president has denied knowing him and you'll see from the beginning of this audio at the president's hotel where they're having this dinner and where the audio reveals as you're listening to this voice and it sounds lev parnas, he says one thing, marie yovanovitch, the ambassador in ukraine who he refers to as a clinton holdover though she's been in the administration -- or working in government for much longer than just when clinton was in office, says that she is bad-mouthing president trump and she's saying he is going to be impeached eventually and people shouldn't be worried about it. >> on just that the president seconds later says get rid of her. he's saying he doesn't know this person, this person he said he didn't know at this dinner he took them at their word about what they're saying about the ambassador and the government and a career foreign service officer say

has made the case one of international intrigue. the "washington post" likened the severity of the move to china arresting president trump's daughter ivanka. u.s. prosecutors allege meng knowingly breached american sanctions against iran by fraudulently selling equipment to the middle eastern country through a subsidiary. they want her brought to america to face charges. many see this as canada caught in the middle. >> we are focused on fulfilling our international obligations, treaty obligations, making sure that the rule of law is consistently integrally applied. >> reporter: in what most people outside china see as retaliation, the country arrested two canadians just nine days after meng was detained and put them in solitary confinement. the hearing is scheduled to begin here at british columbia supreme court tomorrow. it is expected to last about a week though appeals could drag this case on for months or even years, meaning meng may have to endure confinement both in and out of her mansion indefinitely. omar. >> villafranca: jonathan, thank you. a severe winter storm made a coast to coast dash this weekend, heavy snow in erie, pennsy

has dissipated, almost washed out here. meantime, i do want to follow another development. ivankafor taking center stage at ces despite her lack of technology experience. she is still chief confidant of her father's so people might not like the fact that she is close to her father and influential in his administration but she is who she is. >> well, i mean, i guess every year, the ces invites people from the white house to speak. trump administration sent ivanka to speak at the thing. neil: was billy carter ever invited? >> i assume he was. nixon's chief technologist might have been invited. neil: did henry kissinger ever go? that would be something. >> that would have been something. neil: what's the big deal? they have hundreds of speakers, right? >> yeah. they even have meg whitman there. they have a lot of representation. neil: when she is picked on here because obviously, that's what they are saying, you know, you could have anybody speak here but i was looking at the speakers list, it goes on for pages. >> yeah. i mean, this is just a non-starter, i think. whenever she is as

immense human tragedy that the trump administration has been attempting to address since president trump walked into the oval office, along with support of ivankathe last couple days seeing the number of human smugglers trying to enter this country. it means we need a new comprehensive look. the executive order provides for a whole government approach moving out to the national security council, the state department, doj and others saying we have to work together to develop better intelligence sharing domestically on these matters and we need to document the sheer extent of human trafficking in the united states. liz: we hear what you are saying. sector chief, the del rio sector, he said this, so far this year the men and women of this sector, the border security, they arrested people from 41 different countries. we are talk illegal aliens, people getting smuggled in from places like china, also we are seeing guatemala, brazil, hate ian more. so -- haiti and more. so how is the president getting this done without any help from congress. >> i asked this question many times. i think it speaks to the sheer power of the american presidency. the way

he said trump is a hard guy to talk to because he's so busy, but this guy hyde has pictures of himself with eric trump, ivankahe's not best friends with him, but he's been to most of the places, mar-a-lago. he says he was -- he claims he was the number one customer at the trump hotel in washington, d.c. he claimed he stayed there three nights out of fiver on a regular basis. >> there's something to put on a business card. i'll ask you about what interaction he has had if any with investigators or chairman adam schiff. there's that other video that's circulating that he shot himself it seems when he's sitting on the couch weaving a conspiracy about the role adam schiff played in elevating him to this role in the spotlight. what does he say about the degree to which he's been talked to by the federal government about his role in all of hthis? >> the fbi went to his house in simila similar sims bury, connecticut. he told me he hasn't spoken to anyone with the fbi, anyone from the house intelligence committee or anyone connected with schiff, and i said these guys are obviously out looking for you. he was very con

ivanka trump. as you know, in fy-2018 and fiscal year 2019, our appropriators provide funding. to date eda has awarded over 170 grants totaling nearly $472 million to communities across the country that have been impacted by federally declared natural disasters. eda will continue to use the additional funding authorized by congress for our economic adjustment assistance program to invest in economic development and diversification efforts in coal communities through the assistance of coal communities competition. since fy-2017, eda has invested ore than $96 million in 99 projects to assist such communities and regions across the u.s. i would also like to mention before i conclude that eda is working to launch newly funded initiatives in our fy-2020 ppropriations. this includes the new s.t.e.m. apprenticeship program, which will enable eda to continue to support nor innovation focused economic development by helping communities more directly develop talent to meet the needs of industries of the future. eda will also deploy $15 million in appropriations we receive to support communities impacted

i mean, this guy hyde has a million pictures of himself with donald trump, ivanka trump, donald trumps b in connecticut. he was very concerned that nobody knew where we were r or where we were talking. the interview started out on the telephone. i told him i wanted to do it in person. he didn't tell me. he drove to where i was. and we ended up doing it in person. it didn't start that way. he didn't tell me he was coming. you never knew from one minute to the next what was going to happen. >> so just to be clear here. he was concerned for security reasons a about you knowing his physical location? did you get a sense of why? >> the fbi is looking for him. i went to his house. the fbi went to his house. they couldn't find him. the fbi went to his office and couldn't find hill. he's not been staying at his house. he told me he stays at a friend's house, wherever that is. i don't know. he wouldn't say. people are looking for him. he knows it. the thing with me was i had no idea he was driving to where i was. >> this just keeps getting more and more bizarre. thank you both so much. i'm sur

ivanka, eric trump, and jared kushner. so he's showing that, you know, in fact, he it does have access to this family. he has. maybe it's meet and greets. maybe it's more substantive, but he wants to tell the world he is someone they should listen to #letlovespeak. >> who knows what he's turned over. wouldn't a lot of people like to know, all the documents they've turned over to house impeachment investigators. we'll talk more about that. we've got to go, thank you very much. >>> fresh concerns today about president trump's most recent racist tweet. we'll talk about new fears in america's muslim community, and new details about the next steps in the impeachment trial of president trump. how the next few days are shaping up. $9.95 at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan.

ivanka. would you believe that's possible? that's why we have the best employment rates. 160, close to 160 million people are now working in the united states. nobody hasver come close to that number. [cheers and applause] we lifted 10 million people off federal welfare program. real median income is now at the highest level ever recorded in the history of our country. think of that. real median income. under 8 years. west was done, it was 2.5. under 8 years of the bush administration, house hold incomes grew $400. 8 years. under 8 years of president obama, house hold incomes grew $975. that's okay. 8 years. right? under three years of the trump administration house hold incomes have risen $10,000. [cheers and applause] $10,000. we are doing well. the consumer. $3,100 of which were for regulatory cuts. $2,000 for the thanks cuts. $2,500 for energy savings and $5,000 in real wage gains. $10,000. the child tax credit alone which every democrat in congo posed is delivering $2,200 a year to the average american family. who is in favor of that cut? who is in favor of having that? people think the democrats gave it. the democrats give nothing. they are too b