peterwilson, case in point, said jewish trump fanatics we re point, said jewish trump fanatics were makingr diversity training, it is called, but he disclosed he hasn't had that training because he had a list of long questions for the diversity trainer that he hasn't had answers to. labour has a problem and he doesn't know how to deal with it. notably, jeremy corbyn hasn't commented on peter willsman's pre—election, even though it is a very controversial matter. we have speculated on how the conservative party conference might look with brexit. how might the labour party conference look with this? brexit. how might the labour party conference look with this7m brexit. how might the labour party conference look with this? it will be completely fraud. it was our people asked year after the general election. this year will be a lot more downbeat. a lot of people desperately want to see this drawn toa desperately want to see this drawn to a close and to get ready to prepare for government so to speak as the pro— jeremy corbyn people have it, but a lot of people have been looking at either leavi

a labour party official who suggested thatjewish a labour party official who suggested that jewish trumpofficial who suggested thatjewish trump fanatics we re suggested thatjewish trump fanatics were behind accusations of anti—semitism in labour ranks has been re—elected to the party's ruling body. peter willsman was criticised when a recording of his remarks and merged injuly. he is one of nine people elected to labour's executive committee. he was confronted by a journalist who asked him to explain those remarks. are you going to stand down from your candidacy for the nec? do you plan to withdraw as a candidate? peter willsman, will you talk to us about your comments? hang on. do you plan to stand down as a candidate from the nec. tom watson says he is disgusted by you. do you have anything to say to tom watson, peter willsman? why are you walking away? why won't you speak to us? so he has been re—elected and jenny manson is co—chair of the voice by labour. we have something called democracy in the labour party these days. people can vote for who they wa nted days. people can vote for

a labour party official who suggested jewish "trump fanatics" were behind accusations of anti—semitismriticised when a recording of his remarks emerged injuly, but he is one of nine people elected to labour's national executive committee. in his recorded remarks, made during a labour nec meeting, mr willsman also said he had never seen anti—semitism in the party. he later apologised and said not all his remarks were accurately reported and that he would be referring himself for equalities training. our political correspondent, ben wright, is in westminster. peter willsman is back, how do you see the significance of this?” think his return to the nec confirms that the momentum and supporting corbyn backing left is in firm control of the party's nec. there was a slate of nine candidates up for election of the whole labour party membership this time round. originally the whole nine were backed by momentum but after peter willsman's comments were leaked momentum decided to pull their support. they called his remarks disturbing and there was some encouragement for him to stand down. despite

a labour party official who suggested jewish trump fanatics were behind accusations of anti—semitisming body. peter willsman was criticised when a recording of his remarks emerged injuly, but he is one of nine people elected to labour's national executive committee. in his recorded remarks made during a labour nec meeting, mr willsman also said he had never seen anti—semitism in the party. earlier, i spoke to stephen bush from the new statesman, who thinks mr willsman‘s re—election is perhaps being over analysed. so the tape came out a couple of days after the ballots dropped, and in all internal elections they are taken by in all internal elections they are ta ken by post in all internal elections they are taken by post and e—mail, there is too big lumps of voting. the first lump is when people get their ballot in and the second is post, that comes with the labour party and any postal agm via ballot. in some ways, when you see how close he was too being defeated by the next candidate, eddie izzard, he had a whole chunk of votes when he was still on the memento slate when they couldn

a labour party official who suggested jewish "trump fanatics" were behind accusations of anti—semitisme party's ruling body. peter willsman was criticised when a recording of his remarks emerged injuly, and the pro—corbyn momentum group withdrew its backing for him — he is one of nine people elected to labour's national executive committee. let's talk to our political correspondent eleanor garnier, who is in westminster... the nec clearly has its own status. what does this latest election mean? peter willsman, this man who caused much controversy earlier in the summer much controversy earlier in the summer with those remarks that he made, calling some jewish summer with those remarks that he made, calling somejewish people donald trump fanatics that lacked evidence of anti—semitism in the labour party, despite those controversial comments, he has been elected back onto the labour party bosman ruling body, the national executive or nec as it is called. and we know that the labour party has been engulfed in a war of words about anti—semitism, not just has been engulfed in a war of words

for joining us in a june end of in the june interview with the jewish press you said you don't agree with everything that president trump has done what do you disagree with the most. yeah sure yes so i support our administration and i think that trump has done a lot of great things i. definitely wary of the novel an approach to rogue players in the international arena such as putin and kim jong un i think that we should be very careful in striking any kind of deals with these people who have proven to be not trustworthy. the important thing is not to make the enemy of the good explain. so i think that it's important to focus on policies there are certain policies that are very effective like to mastic economic policies that we've seen in the last year you know and we should learn from those and look at what works and take what works and and you know be critical towards every policy but if things are generally proceeding in a positive way i mean i think you know in terms of foreign policy just the fact that donald trump withdrew from the iran nuclear agreement which my opponent kerry nascar promoted it in a betrayal to h

benjamin netanyahu government keeps building jewish settlements in the occupied west bank and restricts palestinians movements around the territory and the trump white house has made what many call hostile actions toward the palestinian government closing the p.l.o. office in washington cutting u.s. funds for the u.n. refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accords says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington australia is offering a reward to find those responsible fo

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president trump sending well wishes to all celebrating the jewish new year, melania and i wish jewishand celebrating greetings, the two holidays, the two-day holiday wraps up tomorrow night as observers engage in prayer rituals and jewish traditions. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour former president barack obama taking credit for the thriving economy, i have to remind them actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015, in 2016. jillian: all right, is that true, peter mauricie says yes, he joins us with the numbers to prove it. >> why, why? rob: the question that made secret leaker chelsea manning hang up during live interview, stay tune. nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pil

. >> president trump admitted today on a call with jewish leaders that she is using this as a bargaining to bring back the palestinians the american lead to peace. >> thank you. the hunt for the numbness administration official leading a revolution in the trump governmental get a reaction we come back. first, hollywood, boston i losn today. burt reynolds. he also starred in big commercial hits such as smokey and the bandit. >> so tell me about yourself. >> what you want to know? >> what to do besides drive fast? >> have fun. >> driving and talking to me. >> well, they are both challenging. burt reynolds is dead at the age of 82. engineered to take the crown. the lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. with proskin technology intimates overnight for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is

trump. it was an outrage and it was horrible. and it was a huge story. then they found out it was a former journalist and a jewish teenager living in israel. suddenly the story didn't exist anymore. the media stop covering it. it could be blamed on donald trump in the republican. a biased incidents are not nearly as big. so then they have to redefine there's nobody being beaten in the streets. then they have to redefine it to the point that if you say something like, i'm an american first, that's a micro- aggression. it's that level of insanity treated almost on the same level of a statistical standpoint. just a number with a bunch of other numbers could be a beat down. burning a cross in somebody's lawn insane america is the greatest country in the world. the bag weight changes and you just count the weight of the bag. you don't look at the meat on the bone. >> the word that gets me is incidents. there is a suggestion that you write it down and it goes into a book or keeping tabs on you. >> this happened aloud on college campuses. they have made it something to aspire to. your hero, i have been discriminated aga

security what is left and he also called on trump to rescind his decisions and decrees regarding these three issues jerusalem refugees as well as the jewish settlements he also said that his parliamentary has already asked him to review the agreements with israel and has asked that the palestinians rescind recognition of the state of israel until it excepts a two state solution based on the nineteen sixty seven lines on hamas and possible reconciliation he had this to say we have concluded agreements with hamas either they implement them fully or we will distance ourselves from any agreements or measures that are concluded without our approval and will not bear any responsibility we'll have analysis on our bus a speech coming up right here on al-jazeera that's after we just listen to the european union's donald tusk is the president of the european council so we'll hear what he has to say right now to the u.n. general assembly president. their european union is fighting internally to preserve their rules based international order which is currently under great strain and term five to eight security climate change or human rights we say do

benjamin netanyahu government keeps building jewish settlements in the occupied west bank and restricts palestinians movements around the territory and the trump white house has made what many call hostile actions toward the palestinian government closing the p.l.o. office in washington cutting u.s. funds for the u.n. refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator in the camp david accords says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate volved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington what began last week as a couple of isolated cases off sewing

jewish contribution to making the world spiritual whole through your arbitrary division of these desperate families at our southern border. and he also said this. the actions that you now encourage president trump to me that you didn't get my or our jewish message. "outfront" now is rab beaumont comess-daniels. thank you for coming in. >> a pleasure. that you know for having me. >> thank you so much. why did you choose to speak out on this? >> well, i chose to speak out on it because it's something that is kind of sticks in the craw of the jewish people, because we've been refugees under so many conditions during so many times in history, and ultimately, what we need to make clear to anyone who's listening, certainly a senior adviser to the president, is what our values are, what our morals are, and when they're transgressed, we need to say something about it. >> miller's family attended your synagogue. they were members but they're not members anymore. did you reach out, rabbi, to the family directly before speaking out publicly? >> no, i didn't. you know, stephen miller was a member of my congregation when he was about 9 or 10 years old, when his sister was older, she became a bo t mitzvah at

perception that in israel people are very much behind trump because he's doing things that are perceived to be good for for israel or good for the jewish community so it's absolutely true there's definitely that perception and i can tell you that i'm coming back from a month and a half in israel over the summer and i've had the chance to actually talk to my viewers talk to the public and kind of hear what they're saying and there is that kind of idea of oh but he's good for us he's moving the embassy and he's you know defending and his daughter is jewish and so all these kind of things come into play and i think that more and more so what i've tried to bring them is ok let's say he's good for israel let's say the the u.s. embassy move is a good thing why did he do it let's go back and do it is that a lot of the jewish people a love of israel or is it to please the evan jelly calls that are standing behind that and kind of try to connect them to ok let's see what the values behind it are and is it a leader that comes in with strong pretty strong beliefs regarding israel or is it someone who right now it's good for him to be pro israel a

trump. remember the hate crimes were going through the roof. the jewish community centers were getting bomb threats and it was horrible, and that was a huge story. they found it was a former journalist, a black guy in st. louis. and this story didn't exist anymore. were they ever convicted? who knows. the media stopped covering it. it no longer fit the narrative that it fit donald trump. there are instances of racism, not nearly as big and most people are shunned if they're a racist. they are have to redefine no person is being beaten in the streets because of their race. they have the redefine it if you say i'm an american first, that's the level of insanity, that is treated on the same level from a statistical standpoint because when you throw it into a bowl of statistic it's a number with a bunch of other numbers could be a beat down. burning a cross on somebody's lawn, and saying america's the great country in the world. you throw them into the same bag, the baying weight changes and you discount the weight of the bag. you don't look at the actual mee

and then president trump sending well wishes to celebrating the jewish new year, the president tweetedhis, melania and i wish all jewish people warmest greetings to those celebrating and the start of high holy days, the two-day holiday wraps up tomorrow night as observers engage in rituals and jewish traditions, maria, back to headlines. maria: thank you so much, coming up made in the u.s., president trump renewing call for apple to make product in america, the technology giant is now responding, we will bring that to you, cashing in after college, check in what majors are the most and least valuable, you want to know this, we will break it down, back in a minute. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberc

trump. remember the hate crimes are going through the roof, and outreach for the jewish community center circuiting bomb threats of his horrible and i was a huge story and then they found that they found others a formal journalist, a black eye at lewis and a jewish teenager living in israel and suddenly this or he didn't exist anymore. for they were convicted? who knows that the media stopped covering it because it didn't fit the narrative they could be blamed. there are instances of racism, but they're not nearly as often or bacon most people are shunned. so they have to redefine as nobody being beaten in the streets because of their race and they have to redefine it down to the point if you say something like i'm an american first, that the micro-aggression. it's that level of insanity that is traded on the same level from a statistical standpoint. when you you throw it into a bowl of statistics is just a number with a bunch of other numbers to view you down, burning a cross on somebody's lawn and seen america is the greatest country in the world. the bad weight changes and you discount the weigh

let me remind donald trump of one more thing, the lgbtq community is as diverse as the fabric of our nation. we are jewish we are muslim, we are women, we are black, white, and latino, we are immigrants, and we are people with disabilities. when you attack one of us, you are attacking all of us. sarah: please join me in welcoming hrc president chad griffin. chad: thank you so much. how are we doing hrc? [applause] thank you so much sarah for that kind introduction. i want to thank sarah and the entire hrc staff for all you do to propel this movement forward. day in and day out. i also want to thank all of you for being here tonight. andcially my sweet mom stepdad, who made it here all the way from arkansas, yet again. [applause] tell any of you in this room that we are living through truly frightening times. day after day we have seen our most fundamental rights under attack by the highest levels of government. the headlines could not be any worse. the president of the united states cozying up to brutal dictators while alienating our allies. signing away our rights through dozens of executive orders. in b

benjamin netanyahu government keeps building jewish settlements in the occupied west bank and restricts palestinians movements around the territory and the trump white house has made what many call hostile actions toward the palestinian government closing the p.l.o. office in washington cutting u.s. funds for the un refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accord says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights. experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there's no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington or began last week as an isolated case of a couple of sewing nee

benjamin netanyahu government keeps building jewish settlements in the occupied west bank and restricts palestinians movements around the territory and the trump white house has made what many call hostile actions toward the palestinian government closing the p.l.o. office in washington cutting u.s. funds for the u.n. refugee agency into the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accords says in light of old this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights. experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there's no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. once again for the current facebook live canada's conservative

perception that in israel people are very much behind trump because he's doing things that are perceived to be good for for israel or good for the jewish community so it's absolutely true there's definitely that perception and i can tell you that i'm coming back from a month and a half in israel over the summer and i've had the chance to actually talk to my viewers talk to the public and kind of hear what they're saying and there is that kind of idea of oh but he's good for us he's moving the embassy and he's you know defending and his daughter is jewish and so all these kind of things come into play and i think that more and more so what i've tried to bring them is ok let's say he's good for israel let's say the the u.s. embassy move is a good thing why did he do it let's go back and do it is that a lot of the jewish people a love of israel or is it to please the evan jelly calls that are standing behind that and kind of try to connect them to ok let's see what the values behind it are and is it a leader that comes in with strong pretty strong beliefs regarding israel or is it someone who right now it's good for him to be pro israel a

you've set back the jewish contribution to making the world spiritually whole through your arbitrary division of these desperate people. the actions that you now encourage president trumpo take make it obvious to me that you didn't get my, or our, jejewish message." addressing him by name. your thoughts about what he is saying about your sister's son? >> i'm not an extremely religiously observant person, but i takes years leave the admonitions which our faith has given us to protect the refugee and welcome the stranger. so i find myself not in disagreement with stephen miller's rabbi. is a greatstates country, a large country, a wealthy country. we have wonderful expertise in absorbing refugees and immigrants. the u.s. also has treaty obligations and laws, which enable us and regululate the management of refugee applications in the united states. the current administration is doing everything it can in order to reduce the total number of immigrants, be it legal or illegal. i think i do it for frankly democratic, political reasons. politicalphic, reasons. most think by 1945, people are origin,ately european white european origin, are no longer going to be a majority in

the history of the jewish people is one of faith, one of honor, and most importantly, survival. this week president trump reiterated our nation's strong support for israel and his address to the united nations general assembly. he told the world that the united states will not stay silent against threats to israel and made it clear that moving the american embassy was a sign of peace. i'm calling on the rest of the world leaders to acknowledge jerusalem as the true capital of israel and protect god's chosen people at their time of peril. it is time we all stand in solidarity for the israeli nation. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, since 2010, congress has invested $2.5 billion to fund the great lakes restoration initiative. a program that's protected and restored the largest source of fresh water in th

last month, president trump cut more than $200 million in aid to palestinians and yesterday, he bragged about this negotiating tactic to jewishast negotiators, did you ever do that before, did you use the money angle. th they said, no, sir, we thought it would be disrespectful. he said i don't think so. i think it's disrespectful when people don't come to the house. palestinian leaders have basically shut down. joining me, tel aviv bureau chief, martin fletcher, also the author of promised land, a novel about israel. there's no one better to talk to about what's going on in the middle east and how the president is trying to turn the tables, change things. he's taking money away from palestinians. humanitarian relief away from palestinians. is that going to affect the way that they negotiate? >> i think it will make it hard er for them because they'll be giving into the american pressure on the other hand. they need it. $360 million is the amount the americans are contributing to the united nations relief workers association that looks after the interest of the palestinian refugees, but what president trump has done here, i go

jewish people. even sent me a coin is the picture of donald trump cyrus said - - side-by-side like mount rushmore. that moment united nation goes into a vote all the nations had to make a decision for israel to his 120 asian voted against you would be surprised though she thought were christian and 35 epstein because they were confused and they don't know this president - - now more than ever to get behind him the awakening is there. but it will be this. thank you very much. [laughter] >> excellent. we have more breaking news to give you an update jewish deli soon for refusing to make a ham sandwich left you will see on the news tonight. [laughter] i chose this or this subject because we are seeing something even more crazy play out in real life the humble baker from colorado jack phillips or jack the giant slayer he stood his ground under incredible pressure of the lgbt and one landmark case in the supreme court sharing with john scruggs as your counsel and also a media relations specialist of the alliance for defending freedom - - they take the stage let's give them a few rows welcome. [applause

jewish, asian. this is a long-standing policy and you made this point. you said, donald trumpeted as. that's your quote. and you're absolutely right. and what donald trump is good at, and this is way i say -- people say i give him stoo much credit, but i don't think you should ever underestimate anyone, particularly in a political campaign setting is that what he is good at is reading the tea leaves and tapping into things that already exist. >> and marketing things that already exist. i'll give you the last word on this. at the end of the day, there isn't a thing called trump. he just fits the republican base. the intellectual class are being trumpers or being sidelined. trumpism is the republican party. >> he's the president. he won the election. and you inherit the party. now, whether the party stays together or whether it fractionalizes, we had the tea party movement come in that cost us a lot of seats. friends there, too. so we'll see how it all plays out, joy. 2018's going to be the first snapshot, but 2020's going to be the big snapshot. then i'll turn it on you. we wan

trump's response? he said recognizing jerusalem as the capital of eternal state, eternal jewish state is something i promised friends in israel, our closest allies in the middle east. and by the way, it's the right thing to do, so i'm doing it. he knows that building the wall is the right thing to do. reforming our decrept it system is the right thing to do. the idea of when you apply for a visa to come to america, the obama administration the state department from looking at your social media posts because that was pertinent information. it's suicide. your facebook posts are not private. they are a door into your mind into what you believe if. that's how two people enter the united states legally and proceeded to kill their 14 co-workers at a christmas party in san bernardino. because that woman's postings were not looked at before she applied for a visa. like wise, the idea of catch and release. that we can have individuals who are arrested, convicted, five, six, seven times and allowed into our communities is like wise, national suicide. i have no right to demand this, but i will tell you what i will do.

trump's response? he said recognizing jerusalem as the capital of the eternal state, the eternal jewish state is somethingromised the american people, i promised our friends in israel, our closest allies in the middle east. oh, and by the way, it's the right thing to do so i'm doing it. [applause] he knows that building the wall is the right thing to do, reforming our utterly decrepit and bankrupt immigration system is the right thing to do. the idea -- just two examples. the idea that when you apply for a visa to come to america, the obama administration forbad -- forbad the state department from looking at your social media personal e that's information. that's insanity. it's not even an s.n.l. skit. posts is what you believe in. that's how two people entered the united states legally and proceeded to kill their 13, their 14 co-workers at the christmas party in san bernardino because that woman's social postings were not look at before she applied for a visa and so we had a jihadi attack at a christmas party. likewise, the idea of catch and release, we can have individuals who are rest -- arrested, conv