the king is aware of that. putting all that on the line and all of the trouble that trump leaves behind him to a degree, to associate with him so closely. there at the foot of the steps, that is a big a welcome as it gets here. that shows how important this is to the saudis. melania, we notice wearing more differential clothes than we saw her boarding the aircraft, boarding marine one and air force one before she left the united states. the king there, perhaps you can see on your screen better than i can. did the king extend his hand? >> absolutely. they shook hands. appears to be a warm welcome there. >> a warm welcome. but the symbolism of the king of a very, very conservative country, the home of islam, where women here where scarves over their heads, many women cover their faces. the king reaches out and shakes the hand of the first lady, whose head is not covered. no female digit tears visiting the country, they don't cover their heads the same way that local women have to. but theis is a big statement frm

my meetings with king salman. the crown prince and deputy crown prince have been filled with great warmth, goodwill and tremendous cooperation. yesterday we signed historic agreements with "the kingdom" that will invest almost $400 billion in our countries and create many hundreds of thousands of jobs in america and sasaudi arabia, this including announcement of $110 billion saudi-funded defense purchase, we'll be sure to help our saudi friends to get a good deal from our great american defense companies. the greatest anywhere in the world. this agreement will help the saudi military to take a far greater role in security and operations having to do with security. we've also started discussions with many of the countries present today on strengthening partnerships and forming new ones to advance security and sta stability across the middle east and far beyond. later today we'll make history with opening of the new global center for combatting extremist ideology, located right here in the central part of thetic isl

but at the end of the day, the king is the king until he is not the king anymore.making a number of changes in saudi arabia as have you seen just from the greeting, the relationship that the king has not just with the president but with the senior leadership team with the first lady shaking their hand, understanding that they don't have to wear something on their hair to protect them as would traditionally be the case. roll out the red carpet for the united states. the king is clearly demonstrating his desire and goal, which is to have a great relationship with the united states. clayton: corey as the a.p. is reporting as the president approached the palace in realtime approached the king and said this is very impressive. clearly the president himself impressed by what they have rolled out. corey, i have to ask as we watch these live pictures and live audio of the formal greeting ceremony and coffee there in riyadh, saud saudi ara, you have to some folks not so impressed the mainstream media in the united states finding reason to criticize him as the trip begins. t

>> reporter: we've been watching the president welcomed by the saudi king, king salman here in riyad. it's been a pretty colorful spectacle, this official welcoming ceremony for president trump here in riyad. you'll see more of that pomp and circumstance over the next 24 hours as the president meets with saudi officials and other gulf leaders. he's delivering a big peach to the muslim and arab world tomorrow. during that speech he'll call on the muslim world to do more in the fight against terrorism. even though the president looks pretty fresh, looks rested in these pictures we're told by reince priebus, the chief of staff, the president did not get a lot of sleep in this flight from washington over to riyad. so it will be interesting to watch the president's movements because this is gk to oing to b grueling for the president on his first foreign trip. some interesting color as you noted melania trump was not wearing a head scarf when she arrived in riyad, sort of not really in keeping with norms, tradition am norms here in saudi arabia. evan kra tru ivanka trump not wearing a head

dual fox news alerts was the signing ceremony in riyadh, donald trump sitting down with the saudi king to sign historical agreement economically, militarily. >> there will be a statement from rex tillerson at 11 am. >> the vice president landed in grove city, live footage of him landing at the tarmac giving the commencement address is that we will cover live when he is speaking. he is greeting people at the bottom of air force ii. why is "fox and friends" still on the air at 10:00 eastern time? a lot of historic moments, first time this has happened, a little over time, we will be on for the next hour. historic things happening around the globe. >> benjamin hall, you have been following this all afternoon, what a busy day, some busy moments to come. >> no way we can cut away from this. we are getting new information out of this. what started the moment is a lot of ceremony and formality welcoming, the president has moved on quickly, just eight hours into his trip and they have gone to the big deals we were expecting. in bilateral talks at the moment. the commerce secretary on the presi

this morning, the president and saudi king are holding bilateral meetings. this was earlier, the first lady and his staff sitting down with top saudi leaders at the welcoming ceremony. king salman presented him with a gold medal, considered the kingdom's highest honor. there he goes. the president's lavish welcome began a few hours ago when he stepped off air force one to the red carpet, military band, and jet fly over. this morning, we have our team of correspondents following the president in saudi arabia. first we want to get to ryan nobles in washington. there's a new storm cloud that continues to brew over the white house and the russian investigation. ryan, what are you learning this morning? >> christi, good morning to you. you talk about the cloud. even though the president may be out of town, surrounding the investigation into russia's attempt to intervene in the election. the white house wasn't necessarily thrilled with the special counsel being named, there were some that hoped it would reign in the drip drip drip of reports and accusations. if th

one of the biggest differences when president obama touched down here in riyadh, at king kaled airport, the king salman did not come out to meet him at the tarmac, but when president trump arrived this morning at about 9:50 a.m., there was a red carpet out there. there was a middle eastern rug out there as well, ceremonial one, and there was king salmans out to greet the president. the two had, what looks like a very good relationship, rim reminiscent of the bush relationship in late '80s and '90s and george w had with king abdella. things are off to a good start, i would think, in saudi arabia. tomorrow is the big day, when the president speaks before the arab islamic summit to some 50 american and arab leaders and a speech about islam and terrorism and urging them to forge a different path for their children in the future. one night to take note of, the president talked about fighting radical islamic terrorism, those words are not in an early draft of the speech so i'm told they may make it into the final draft, but that seems unlikely as he appears to be dialing back the rhetoric wi

seated to the president's right you see there is the saudi king, king salman, the king of saudi arabia. he's going to give a few minutes of comments before the president then speaks and you're hearing now a prayer, a muslim prayer that typically precedes speeches by saudi leaders. before the comments begin, vali, if i could ask you, there's been a momentous election in iran just in the last 24 hours. we know that the moderate, hassan rouhani, has been re-elected by a large margin. how do the iranians view this trip, a president of the united states making his first overseas trip to saudi arabia, iran's sworn enemy. do they see that as raising tensions? >> i think they're worried. they are worried that the united states has shifted from where the obama administration was to where the bush administration had been, that it's now returning to a policy of containment of iran. that there might be some degree of in fact direct confrontation between the united states and iran. the sanctions gains that they got from the nuclear deal may be unraveled. all of this worries them. but they're also w

long live the king.. >> reporter: it is the brand-new royal drama igniting a firestorm. >> these are the rules today. >> reporter: king charles iii, a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be like for the house of windsor after the queen dies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: showing charles becoming king. >> my life has been a lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might relieve the harshness of this mystery. >> reporter: princess diana's ghost appears telling charles he would make a good monarch. harry wants to lead a low key life. >> it is not what i wantor into. >> reporter: an anti-commoner living in the project and kate pushes william to take on his father. >> be the man i know you are and act. >> i'm not king. >> reporter: if that wasn't controversial enough with tensions r

that mirrored the type of coalition martin luther king envisioned in 1968 for the campaign.esidency did not represent a post-racial society as we have come to understand. still, it represented a market archer from previous american political life and created a new image of the black man and lack family in the lives of many african-americans and americans. for whatever his legacy in terms of policy and the administration, his personal legacy and his impact on american political life will be seen as a very positive element historiansre as consider and reconsider the impact of his presidency. lucky enough to have a president in barack obama who understood the impact of history and importance of understanding history, so the artifacts we received from the white house include the dress michelle obama, the first lady, war at of the 1963iversary march on washington and the comments signed by the president that he made on that occasion. acknowledging the history and importance of the 1960 three march on washington in which he makes clear every generation has a responsibility to incr

king's vision was for a multiracial campaign that would bring americans -- native americans, africanmericans, latino americans puerto rican , americans, poor, white individuals from all parts of the country -- two washington, d.c., to lobby congress and the presidency for economic changes. not merely civil rights for one group but for changes in the fundamental economic system that would alleviate poverty in america. this mural, one of many painted on the plywood that would have a -- made up part of the tent city that housed 3500 individuals on the mall in washington, d.c., represents that multiracial character of the campaign. it contains a number of representations. it was clearly made by individuals, both african americans and chicanos interested in the movement who , brought their concerns and culture two washington, d.c. for , this moment. we are assuming it was produced in part by students from california, the university of the pacific and the university of california at los angeles. but it's also evident this could have been representing a number of individuals from various pa

the king of saudi arabia, king solomon, jeremy dimon is on the ground to give us context.ou get a sense from members of mr. trump's team? i know you have been in contact the your source there is, are they pleased with the optics so far, with his visit to saudi arabia, how are they balanceing what they have to have with these concerns, concerns about the various controversy that continue to gain traction here in the states? >> reporter: well, so far, you know the president's team seems very pleased with the way this visit has unrolled so far. you know the president has received essentially a king's welcome in the king dom of saudi arabia. so that is certainly something that he is enjoying, himself. you know as we saw yesterday, the president was greeted not once but twice by king solomon of saudi arabia, first at the airport. then again at the royal court, where the president arrived yesterday for a series of meetings and just as we were trying to look at these images, the fact that we haven't we heard much words. the president uttered few words, what matters is seeing the

so it can hurt them, but here when the king puts his weight behind president trump. he's not going to go through an election. if there is some bad press, he perhaps believes that he can weather it. whereas, where other leaders and more democratic countries around the world may be more careful about associating themselves so strongly with the united states, saudi arabia, the king clearly believes that so much is at stake that the united states and president trump in person can potentially be a worthwhile ally. worthwhile that risk. if he gets it wrong, he's taking a gamble. again, in a country like this, perhaps the king has more leeway to make associations like this. and others might in other countries. >> and nick, you know, we talk about the security issue since we're talking about the signing of the military deal, the united states of course is very focussed on the battle against isis. and yet, the saudis are focussed more on iran. and i'm wondering if it's possible that the two may think they're talking the same thing, but they're actually talking past one anothe

that is the king's preferred advisors. he meets with them in secret. there is a little bit less transparency about that process. that was the british cabinet in the 18th century. >> what were the colonists's opinions of the british cabinet? ms. chervinsky: many were suspicious because there was not much transparency. they knew roughly what it was, but they were not sure who was in the cabinet and who had power at the time. they were also suspicious about the fact that have been members while -- that cabinet members while serving picking still held their seat in parliament. the design was to serve as a conduit between the king and parliament. americans view that as a suspicious set up. they felt it brought corruption into the monarchy. at first americans were excited about king george the third when he came to the throne. they thought the british cabinet was to blame for the conflict afterwards. >> how did they set up something different? ms. chervinsky: in 1787, when delegates met to form the constitutional convention, they discussed the british system

i would like to thank king salman for his extraordinary words, and the magnificent kingdom of saudi arabia for hosting today's summit. i am honored to be received by such gracious hosts. i have always heard about the splendor of your country and the kindness of your citizens. but words do not do justice to the grandeur of this remarkable place and the incredible hospitality you have shown us from the moment we arrived. you also hosted me in the treasured home of king abdulaziz, the founder of your kingdom, who united your great people. working alongside another beloved leader, american president franklin roosevelt, king abdulaziz began the enduring partnership between our two countries. king salman, your father would be very, very proud to see that you are continuing his legacy. and just as he opened the first chapter of our partnership, today we begin a new chapter that will bring lasting benefits to all of our citizens. let me now also extend my deep and heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of the distinguished heads of state who made this journey here today. you greatly honor us wi

we have king arthur, guy ritchie's take on the legend. we have a drama set in tehran, called inversion. and colossal, anne hathaway meets godzilla. well, we start with king arthur. we saw in the brief clip there one david beckham. we better start and just say is he an eric cantona? he isn't. this is guy ritchie taking on the legend, if you are old enough to remember 1980s novelty records, king arthur is not all right. charlie is the young hero whose wicked unclejude law has seized power, leaving him to grow up ducking and diving and he is keeping a low profile until david beckham no less tells him to and i quote, he says, "put ten fingers around the blunt end of that sword and give ita tug." he does, blimey, wouldn't you know it, it comes out. next thing he is having to be answerable because it turns out he might be the rightful heir, here is a clip. you've got the wrong man, sire. i was born in a brothel on a bridge in londinium. the sword can only be drawn by uther pendragon or his direct heir. you felt it, didn't you? the power. it's w

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, the collar of king abdulaziz.panied by his wife and much of his white house entourage, the president seemed at ease despite his troubles at home and the gruelling schedule that still lies ahead. this us presidential trip to saudi arabia could still go either way. if it goes according to plan it will be judged a great success. but this is sensitive territory that donald trump is treading on here, islam, religious extremism and the need to combat intolerance. given his propensity to go off script there is a great deal that could go wrong. president trump and king salman of saudi arabia have signed a defence deal worth $350 billion dollars. the white house called it the biggest single arms deal in us history. in a news conference in the last half an hour, the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, said the deal would strenghten the partnership between the nations and send a strong message to their common enemies. this growing partnership is really grounded in trust. trust between our two nations that we are pursuing t

king and his philosophy.his was the first time i saw on a national level besides jesse's run maybe, someone who acclim e acclimated themselves to the volter's right act, decriminalization of marijuana, ending the drug war, in the south that we have inorder inate amount of poor people. making sure there's a base. making sure universal income was a real possibility. those are the things i learned about dr. king so i went through a point in my life i could no longer tow the democratic line and i had to adhere to the principles i had been told all my life we were supposed to because i had been taught these are the principles i'm supposed to stand for. >> you skipped, you went from king to jesse, jackson did you mean to skip over obama. >> yes, i did. he's been next to black jesus in swap meet '88. greatest hanging in any barber shop or household. can look straight at white people -- but reason i don't is he compared himself to reagan and there's no room for reaganite in that. i'm opposed to the policies around ro

king in that hotel room and sent it directly to dr. king's wife, coretta scott king. j. edgar hoover was trying to scare dr. king into silence. j. edgar hoover believed that martin luther king jr. was america's, quote, most dangerous negro. those were the fbi's words about martin luther king jr. after he gave the "i have a dream" speech in washington. after the fbi witnessed that, they decided this, this is america's most dangerous negro. he has to be stopped. j. edgar hoover despised dr. king. hoover believed the civil rights amendment was anti-american. created an attack on martin luther king that was designed to get dr. king to kill himself. they tried to drive him to suicide. the building that james comey works in has the most disgraceful name of any building in washington. it is called the j. edgar hoover building. it is impossible to destroy the reputation of an organization created by j. edgar hoover that is housed in the j. edgar hoover building because j. edgar hoover destroyed that reputation himself. by the time james comey graduated from law school in 1985, t

putting their fictional mascot against king philip. is selected the site asks, are you sure? the royal family expressed out to burger king to express their disapproval of the ad. a burger king representative tells efe it has not received any communication from the monarchy. the online election until june 19th. until then depending on the outcome the royal family will be more of a mcdonald's fan. >> shark week is coming soon and discovery channel is reminding us it's still a bad week to be a seal. >>> i love it. featuring grammy winning singer seal. facing the unfortunate fate of being eaten alive. shark week is always a draw, always want to watch it. now they have promos to watch. >> when they do kitschy, cheeky, tongue in cheek like this, kind of a cult status. >>> still ahead, full military honors for u.s. navy pilot killed in action long ago. a promise to bring him home finally fulfilled. you're watching "early today" on this memorial day. before we hit the beach, i've gotta hit the loo. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet pape

[giggles] all i have to do is grab it, and i'll be king crusher! the king!. [tires squeal, engine roars] [crowing] [grunting] ah! [crowing] ah! yah! lug nuts. i can't jump high enough to grab the charging station. - the dragon is flying too high. [crowing] - what we need is some way to shoot a rope super high in the air. high enough for us to grab that charging station and pull it down. - hey, i know what we need. a crossbow. it can shoot stuff super far. - yeah, let's build the parts to turn me into a crossbow. first, we need the bow. when the bow bends, it gets power to launch things really far. to make the bow, say, "bow." bow! great! now we need the string. it attaches to the bow and holds an arrow in place. to make the string, say, "string." string! and last, we need the pulley block. the pulley block has pulleys that help bend the bow back super far. to make the pulley block, say, "pulley block." pulley block! behold! i'm a crossbow monster machine! - all right! [clacking, string tightening] sir blaze, your crossbow is ready to launch. - [laughs] whoo-

, the collar of king abdulaziz. by his wife and much of his white house entourage, the president seemed at ease despite his troubles at home and the gruelling schedule that still lies ahead. this us presidential trip to saudi arabia could still go either way. if it goes according to plan it will be judged a great success. but this is sensitive territory, islam, religious extremism and the need to combat intolerance. given his propensity to go off script there is a great deal that could go wrong. very sensitive and it has all been scripted, most of all the speech tomorrow on islam and the common fight against extremist forces, including so—called islamic state. there do not seem to be many press conferences chewing the two days he will spend here, no time for some very pointed questions from the journalists who have accompanied president trump and his entourage from washington. what kind of questions would they be likely to ask? here is a taste, with washington correspondent laura bicker. it started with the accusati

putting their fictional mascot against king philip. is selected the site asks are you sure. the royal family expressed out to burger king to express their disapproval of the ad. the online election will accept votes until june 19th. until then depending on the outcome the royal family will be more of a mcdonald's fan. >> shark week is coming soon and discovery channel is reminding us it's still a bad week to be a seal. >>> amazing. it features seal with his hit. what a good sport. >>> really funny. when it comes to shark week they seem to have a clever way to go about it. >> good programming. >>> take a turn when we come back, four military honors for a u.s. military pilot killed in action. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. beautiful view. thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear. awwwww. (avo) we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it

so far burger king not backing down. >> i don't think kings look anything alike number one. choose spell gem? a lot of controversial labs recently. that's the latest. thank you for watching "fbn:am" this wednesday morning. cheryl: maria bartiromo ready to roll. maria: hey there, girls. i maria bartiromo. happy wednesday, may 31st pick your top stories right now 6:30 a.m. on the east coast. the president will host the prime minister at the edit non-to discuss a host of issues including trade with the country. but the import meeting me for the country the rest of asia this morning. cnn's favorite committee on trade comedian kathy griffin under fire after posing for a picture with the bloody mask of president trump. griffin said she went too far. >> i just don't see the reaction of these images. i'm a comic nerd across the line. i move the line across it and went way too far. the images disturbing. i understand it wasn't funny. i get it. >> the outrage from both sides

i didn't know this about billie jean king. and then all of a sudden, i realize i'm talking about the civil rights with my dad. i'm talking about anti-racism with my dad. and it's like, if you can use sports as a way to actually talk to people, i think we live in a country where politics is a dirty word. it's a bad thing at my job if you're a political, to be political. and i think that's because people view politics as what the two ugly white guys with the bad haircuts do on c-span. and not politics as what we live and breathe every single day. and that is politics, politics are an art. politics are in culture and politics are in sports. and we should not like, walk away from that political arena. we should jump in with two feet. have out the fights and get a new generation of people missed -- pissed off at the system and not have them burn up the cars after syracuse wins the championship. but go out and raise some hell about this war and this world. thank you. [applause] >>: you're watching american history tv. twitter at c-s

this is the lesson of king lear. in the opening scenes he says which of you say you love us most and his daughter, right on time, i love you more than words can wield the manner. the attempt to give away power from lear may seem to go badly wrong because one of his daughters refuses to play the game. but the problem starts early. power isn't something you can simply give away. there needs to be a ritual. there needs to be a way, some order in which it can be passed from one person to together. richard the second, the medieval king, and we will set aside how accurate this depiction was. richard the ii was a faithful man and someone who acts irrational and doesn't consider what he is doing and that weakness is this down fall. a man who eventually became henry the fourth rebels against richard who went to ireland. he said how could this happen? show us the hand of god that has dismissed us from our stewardship for we know no hand of blood and bone can grip the hand of our saver savior. he occupies the physical body and

even in terms of political participation, we have seen king fahad and king abdullah and king selma taking the bold decisions that were required to ensure a greater level of political participation in general and women participation in particular in the political r s process. so we have, as i said, we are a work in progress. and we do not want to go too far in advance of the general sentiment of the people because that may create the kind of backlashes that you were referring to. now, did we get the balance right or are we a little bit too slow or a little bit too fast? you will always have people who argue either side of that case at any point of time. but what everybody can see and what everybody can agree upon is that the direction is clear and it is positive and it is forward looking. >> all right. there are a couple of more questions about -- which you might expected. i remember articles that speculated that saudi arabia might react by restricting counterterrorism cooperation or restricting american access to military facilities and so that the general question is how has jasta affect

it's like, "dude, the pilot was the king!"aughter ) "okay, chaz, okay." ( laughter ) but, still, this is unbelievable. the dutch king secretly working as an airline pilot. now it makes me wonder, you know all those pictures we've seen of queen elizabeth driving? like, what if she's actually an uber driver, huh? we don't know. brexit hit the british so hard, the queen is like,"i guess it's time for a side hustle." i bet if the queen was an uber driver, her small talk would be hilarious. just looking over in the car. "so you're poor? i've heard of that. it must be dreadful." i guess this is the world we live in now-- world leaders have a second job. the king of holland is a pilot, the queen drives for uber, possibly. and donald trump is a task rabbit for putin. you guys don't like task rabbits? is that what it is. i wish it was the kind of week we could have more fun with this crazy story but we just don't have the time because the president of turkey was visiting america. and it turns out, he brought his laws with him. >> there

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the new king, king salman is a big fan of resident front. the saudi royal family and leadership is a big fan of the president particularly because he recognizes his saudi arabia does that iran is an extensible threat to our allies in this region. let's go back to may 208th of 2014 when president obama touchdown and the king did not greet him on the tarmac as king salman did with president today. the obama initiation back then plated down saying while the saudis wanted to have a big reception for us but we were coming in late so we didn't want to make them hang around for the president but there is not a lot of people in the saudi leadership who are now giving that line any kind of credence and you can see the difference just in tone, not just at the airport, but all over riyadh where there are posters of president trumps together with king salman and the official saudi pool television coverage has a graphic that has the two leaders side-by-side. they are very happy about the results of the american election here in saudi arabia. untrained. g

king solomon, your father would be very, very proud to see that you are continuing his legacy. just as he opened the first chapter of our partnership today we begina new chapter of our partnership today we begin a new chapter that will bring lasting benefits to all of our citizens. let me now also extend my deep and heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone of the distinguished heads of state, who made this journey here today. you greatly on a us journey here today. you greatly on a us with your presence, and i send the ward —— of the warmest regards from my country to yours. thank you. i know that our time together will bring many blessings to both your people and mine. i stand before you asa people and mine. i stand before you as a representative of the american people to deliver a message of friendship and hope and love. that is why i chose to make my first foreign visit a trip to the heart of the muslim world. to the nation that serves as custodian of the two holiest site in the islamic faith. in my inaugural address to the american people, i pledge to strengthen america's o

a king's welcome on his first trip overseas in saudi arabia, king salman is greeting president donald trump with grandeur, red carpets, elaborate floral arrangements and a medal of honor ceremony right there. last hour the president met with the crown prince. listen. >> that was a tremendous day. i just want to thank everybody. but tremendous investments in to the united states and our military community is very happy and we want to thank you and saudi arabia, but hundreds of billions of investments into the united states, and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> secretary of state rex tillerson is also traveling with the president. he spoke at a joint news conference championing the new relationship, a renewed relationship, that he hopes to foster with the saudis. >> and charting a renewed path toward a peaceful middle east, where economic development, trade, diplomacy, are hallmarks of the regional and global engagement, something we will be working closely together on. this growing partnership is really grounded in trust. trust between our two nations that we are pursuing the same objectives, coop

king abdullah spoke after the president. he referred to the threat of islamic terrorism as a civil war within islam. he knows it well because overwhelming number of victims of islamic terrorism have been their fellow muslims. arthel: there have been many people who followed president trump, candidate trump and mr. trump's words throughout the years, and was very, very dogmatic of his criticism of president obama and others who did not say the words "radical islamic terrorism." what changed on that soil? john: i don't think there was a change at all. it was a very tough speech. he repeated four times drive them out. drive the terrorists out of the mosques, out of the community, out of this holy lands. and to talk about the countries in the the middle east to take the lead in doing it. it's not a news flash saying every president whether it's donald trump or barack obama don't talk the same way on the campaign trail as they do when they give major presidential addresses. it reflects what's appropriate in the circumstances. tha

king salman, your father would be very, very proud to see that you are continuing his legacy. and just as he opened the first partnership,r today we begin a new chapter that will bring lasting benefits to all of our citizens. let me now also extend my deeds and heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone of the distinguished heads of state who made this journey here today. you greatly honor us with your presence, and i send the warmest regards from my country to yours. thank you. i know that our time together will bring many blessings to both your people and to mine. i stand before you as a representative of the american people, to deliver a message of friendship, hope, and love. that is why i chose to make my first foreign visit a trip into to the heart of the muslim world, to the nation that serves as custodian to the two holiest sites in the islamic faith. in my inaugural address to the american people, i pledged to strengthen america's oldest partnerships -- oldest friendships and to build new partnerships in pursuit of peace. i also promised that america would not seek to im

in this film he plays king arthur.equences, the editing is similar to what guy ritchie has done with two smoking barrels, even though the film takes place many centuries ago that is what makes the film work, the action in the movie, the problem the movie is the beginning is a bit problematic, confusing and some cheesy moments at times but jude law is a great villain in the movie and before i did that interview i had the opportunity to stand in front of the go pro camera and film my own king arthur action sequence to tell him i'm taking over the role in the sequel. >> i might be taking your role in the sequel. let me know what you think. what are you thinking? you seem impressed. i am something. i look cool. >> i don't know -- >> when you look at that, look at this phase he was genuinely framed guy ritchie would cast me as the next king arthur. i'm looking forward to the casting call. with 2.5 out of 5, the action is amazing, sherlock holmes as well, my full interview available on twitter which is kevin mccarthy tv, a w

he'll be dining again with the king later on tonight. what the president is doing today is preparing for what is going to be a major speech for this president, he's going to be delivering a big speech to the arab and muslim world tomorrow, essentially calling on the muslim world to do more in the fight against isis, against what the president refers to as radical islamic terrorism, although we should point out we are hearing from white house officials the president may not use that phrase in that speech, crafted by his chief speechwriter steven miller who is instrumental in putting together that muslim travel ban that was proposed during the campaign and then the travel ban that was put into place or attempted to put into place while the president came into office earlier this year, of course that travel ban has been tied up in the courts and so there's going to be a lot of people around the muslim world waiting to see how much the president softens his own and rhetoric because of that ban that was proposed by the administration early on

king solomon, i thank you for the creation of this great moment in history. and for your massive investments in america and its industries and its jobs. i also thank you for investing in the future of this part of the world. the fertile region. it is so fertile. it has all of the ingredients for extraordinary success. culture.story and a young and vibrant people. and thriving spirit of enterprise. but you can only unlock this feature if the citizens of the middle east are free from extremism, terror, and violence. we in this room are the leaders of our peoples. they look to us for answers and for action. and when we look back at their faces, behind every paralyze is a soul -- pair of eyes is a soul that euros for justice and for. today billions of faces are now looking at us, waiting for us to act on the great question of our time. will we be in different in the presence of evil? will we protect our citizens from violent ideology? spread let the venom through our societies? will we let it destroy the most holy sites on earth? if we do not confront this deadly

he's probably in front of the king.t one point would match "-begin-quote truly as root in that area. to the western world positive. >> there was a story the day before that he likes steak was captured. god forbid you here he eclipsed his toenails. i e-mailed one of the producers. 2017 is fair journalism died. they did or there is excessive to take out of donald trump that they become the victorian garb of a false narrative. trump is incompetent and worse corrupt. they keep beating this litany of bogus stories to keep in the front of the public that this guy is going to collapse in this presidency will fail but they're not interested in the truth and facts. >> year ago when former president obama did the strip of the king did not meet him. the coverage that he got compared to what we are seeing now. really unbelievable. that's the best way to compare hypocrisy. >> this is a very serious trip. we are seeking a tidbit from the focus strip down the palestinian issue to a tidbit of focusing on iranians and a more balanced po

he is a divinely-anointed king. he has the two bodies, his as long as he is alive, that second body attaches to the first, the body of the kingdom. the voice that comes from an anointed king is not the voice of one person. it is the voice of a multitude. it is everyone speaking through one person. bolingbrook corners richard. demands the crown. richard gives it. he says now, mark me how i will undo myself? i give this heavyweight from off my head and this unwieldy scepter from my hand. the pride of kingly sway throughout my heart. with mine own tears i wash away from balm. with mine own hands i give away my crown. the imagery here tells us that shakespeare is suspicious. how can tears of water wash away the oil of an anointed king? it won't work. carlisle prove sized that the blood of the english will manure the ground if he is crowned this is a story shakespeare already told in the henry v i-place where boling brook grandson loses what henry the v gains in france. there is connection to american politics. this coun