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joining us to discuss, former secretary of state, madeline albright.madam secretary, you have the statue of liberty on your lapel. what is your concerns about the ban? >> every part of it, chris. in many ways, it's anti-american and what this country stands for. we are a country that has been created and populated by people from other countries. the statue of liberty's message is, in fact, one of open arms and welcoming people, and i do think that there are tears in the eyes of the statue at the moment. i do think the whole aspect of this in terms of deciding that are safety and security depends on keeping people out rather than welcoming people and understanding what this country is about, so i think it's just flat anti-american. >> so speak to the americans who are afraid. isis wants to kill us. they are all muslims and we need to be more careful about muslims, and these are bad countries that sponsor terror, refugees, and isis said they will infiltrate there into those programs, and then-candidate trump promised to keep us safe from the threat and n

he'd made a thing called guy and madeline on a park bench before he made whiplash which was drums asar movie. full metal hi—hat we called it at the time. from the beginning, it said it was presented in cinemascope and the screen opens up into this glorious cinemascope, an explosion of colour, blues, yellows, greens, really primary colours. there is a fabulous dance sequence on a freeway which is almost kids from fame but done in la. then what the story does is it occupies a space between, on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allen's everyone says i love you, and the free—form fluidity of gravity. in fact there is a scene where we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has to go to an audition and act being an actor. a really hard thing to do! and she does it brilliantly. i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, i loved the lyrics, i love the way in which... people have said they are no fred and ginger. no, they are not meant to be. damien chazelle said he wanted to make somethi

i'm curious with the question to the panel and you all say this is the right move, why sit that madeline doesn't think it is, david, michael, henry kissinger, they all say that this will actually make us more likely to have a terrorist attack here and it is also part of a long tradition of american history of taking people in. think about the statute of liberty, we are all immigrants from somewhere. dagen: this is a temporary haul at this point, reassessment of the process and americans, look at what happened with germany with the sexual assaults that we saw over a year ago. angela merkel admit that had she invited terrorism into germany and you've seen the number of refugees coming in dropped by $600,000 year. morgan: one of the things that burns me up the most when i hear liberals talking about sympathy for syrian refugees. why are there refugees in the first place. there are refugees in syria and coming out of the middle east because we had the opportunity to do something and we did nothing and we watched the middle east and we watched syria descend into chaos, so it's sort of like th

the honorable madeline bore dieo as delegate from guam. the honorable stacey e. plaskett as delegate from the virgin islands. the honorable amata coleman raddy wagon as delegate from american samoa. and the honorable gre goreo sablan as delegate from the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands. pursuant to law and precedent, the next order of business is the election of the speaker of the house of representatives. for the 115th congress. nominations are now in order. the clerk recognizing the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: whether you are from the ever green state or badge state we gather here on the house floor representing very divee backgrounds and walks of life. this house, the people's house, the center of our government, is where views and beliefs of millions are represented, where ideas are considered, debated, and crafted into laws. no one understands this better than our speaker of the house, paul ryan, he truly is the people's speaker, because he understands the responsibility given to this body by our fo

. >> woodruff: plus, madeline albright, kansas secretary of state kris kobach, and our politics mondaym break down the legal, domestic and foreign implications of the tumultuous first days in the trump administration.

the november election, hillary clinton was at the state department, and with her john kerry and madelineht. during her speech clinton made reference to her e-mail controversy. >> i am thrilled to be here at the new hillary clinton pavilion. i am sure you will notice it's the most transparent part of the entire project. >>> the force is with l.a. beating out san francisco as the future george lucas museum, and it will be filled with his collection including memorabilia from "star wars." >>> could we see a honey shortage? u.s. fish and wildlife says the bees have plummeted. >>> and then what exactly does trump plan to focus on first. julie has a few ideas of that and more. good morning. >> good morning, francis. i think what investors are hoping to hear from donald trump today is policy, what he's going to do about corporate tax cuts and is there going to be a spending boost, and unfortunately i don't think we are going to hear about this, we will hear more about his business conflicts and perhaps obamacare, so investors likely to remain choppy as far as the markets are concerned, and else

that's down the block from where former secretary of states john kerry and madeline albright both live. the kidnapper drives him around to several locations in d.c. and maryland trying to get money out of atms and buy stuff at local stores. now police say none of the purchases went through and he let the victim go. you can watch that full surveillance video and our story on the nbc washington app. i'm chris lawrence. >>> thousands turned out for the march for life today. anti-abortion activists marched from the washington monument to the supreme court. the annual protest marks the anniversary of the supreme court's decision in roe versus wade. the crowd rallied near the white house where mike pence became the first sitting vice president to address the crowd in person. >> he was a powerful witness of this administration's support of life. >> i just think it is really important to come out to show support for this issue, especially in the wake of the so-called women's march, which seemed to exclude pro-life in it. >> i believe that every girl and every woman has the right and responsibi

and that made a person like madeline albright threaten to convert to islam if he does that.f froth? i don't think it is froth, we should listen to people around the world receiving these signals. on the other hand, he is far less interested in intervening around the world, it will be not very interesting to liberal interventionists but it would be much more agreeable to people who don't want interventions from superpowers. on the other hand, obama dropped hundreds of thousands of bombs, on muslims, and was widely regarded by the foreign affairs lobby as a hero. donald trump wants to restrict travel, and he is 'xenophobic'. —— islamophobic. there is a difference between these two things, would i find it more difficult to get a visa in the united states or get a bomb dropped on me? trump is not stopping the drone programme. how do you know that? he hasn't told me, but it is essentially inevitable, that is what the entire establishment has been looking to do. and there are not very alternatives if you want to be a tough guy and if you want to do things from washington. the dang

this is one worn by broach aficionado madeline albright and hillary clinton.hill they will run you $1505 will w cost you $75. $ >> the white house historicalis association also showed off shof exclusive inaugural giftsur today. take a look. they includes a number o ff items from a limited editionon inaugural box and ornament topep a president or first lady's mug. that was all on display there a as you can see.ll oas y s go down and check them out.m out >> i also saw a large l selection of what i would say ws not upper echelon gift at cvs c and some other stores. >> right. >> the tote bags and things tot like that. but everybody wants a piece ofe waa pi it. it. >> that's what it is.>> it's also a time for t phaeoplee who are entrepreneurs to sell sl stuff. >> absolutely why not.olutely >> that's what happens everype e inauguration.gu >> it's a free market. it'a frem take advantagear of it.f i >> yes, do you., do >> thanks for joining uss inin tonight as always weay show. >> we'll be back tonight atonigt 10:00 and 11:00. 11:00 you'll be back but i won't. see you monday. >> have a good wee

and that made a person like madeline albright threaten to convert to islam if he does that.h? i don't think it is froth, we should listen to people around the world. on the other hand, he is far less interested in intervening around the world, it will be not very interesting to liberal interventionists but it would be much more agreeable to people who don't want interventions from superpowers. on the other hand, balmer dropped hundreds of thousands of bombs, on muslims, and was widely regarded by the foreign affairs lobby as a hero. there is a difference between these two things, would i find it difference between these two things, would ifind it more difficult difference between these two things, would i find it more difficult to find davies in the united states will get a bomb dropped on me? brew trump is stopping the drone programme and he will be doing the same thing —— programme and he will be doing the same thing -- trump is not stopping the drone programme. how do you know that? brew he hasn't told me, but it is essentially inevitable, that is what the entire establis

the honorable madeline bore dieo as delegate from guam. the honorable stacey e. plaskett as delegate from the virgin islands. the honorable amata coleman raddy wagon as delegate from american samoa. and the honorable gre goreo sablan as delegate from the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands. pursuant to law and precedent, the next order of business is the election of the speaker of the house of representatives. for the 115th congress. nominations are now in order. the clerk recognizing the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: whether you are from the ever green state or badger state we gather here on the house floor representing very diverse backgrounds and walks of life. this house, the people's house, the center of our government, is where views and beliefs of millions are represented, where ideas are considered, debated, and crafted into laws. no one understands this better than our speaker of the house, paul ryan, he truly is the people's speaker, because he understands the responsibility given to this body by our

human terms meaning young women like hannah and madeline. now, we have heard an awful lot from republican members of the senate and republican members of the house of representatives. they have been promising to come up with a -- quote -- better plan -- unquote -- than the affordable care act since 2010. so 2010 when this passed, march of 2010, you would think by now they would have a plan, a plan that would replace what they have repealed. that's part one. and part two is a plan that is better because that's what they promised. and they used other words to describe it as well. but now almost seven years laten years in march -- where's their plan? i don't think anyone has been able to find their plan. now, some members of the senate on the republican side of the aisle have said recently they have a plan but they haven't released it yet or they have parts of a plan or different plans but they are putting them together and will see them soon. in others -- and others kind of don't seem to know whether there is a plan or not. so they promised to

let's talk about all of that and the day's madelines. ben ferguson, cnn political commentator and bakari sellers, also a cnn political commentator and a former member of south carolina house of representative. thank you for being here. bakari, let me begin with you and this growing list of democratic congressmen and women who will not go to the inauguration. this as a time when our country needs unity more than it was in quite a long time. is that the right move? >> i think these men and women are showing leadership. and civil disobedience and boycotting is as american as apple pie. the question is who am i going to support, is it john lewis or donald trump, and in this case i'm going to land on the side of the civil rights hero. first of all, there's 73 million people who didn't vote for donald trump. but there are many of us who believe that he stands for something that this country does not stand for. and while i think the question of whether or not he's legitimate when it comes to the race and the involvement of the russians or anyon

. >>> former secretary of state madeline albright says that she's ready to register as a muslim, in a show of solidarity. albright tweeted i was raised catholic, became episcopalan and found out lighter my family was jewish. i stan ready to register as a muslim in solidarity. during his campaign trump proposed a ban on foreign muslims entering the u.s. and at one point suggested requiring muslim already in the u.s. to register. >>> criticizing president trump in the process scientist is today move the hand of the so-called, doomsday clock closer to midnight. they to so amid what they say are increasing worries over nuclear weapons and climate change. the bulleting of atomic scientists sets clock every year they base it on whether the events of the past year have pushed humanity closer or further from stinks. the clock is now, two and a half minutes there midnight, that is the closest it has been since 1953. >> for it to advance times out of the growing concerns about the die tear racial in relations, between the united states, and russia. two countries that account for more than 90 pe

. >> well, president trump takes executive action on immigration, former secretary of state, madelines ready to takings on her own. albright says she is ready to register as muslim if the president suspends immigration to the u.s. from certain muslim countries. she is not revealing how she will do, that but yesterday albright tweeted i was raised catholic, became episcopalian, found out later my family was jewish. i stand ready to register as muslim and hashtag solidarity. >> meantime protesters greeted new jersey governor chris christie where he talks with student at trenton central high school. community and teacher representatives are not happy with christy's proposed changes, the school funded formula. they would cut aid to urban school district in favor of giving every school district in the state the same amount of aid for student. >>> new jersey education officials say that 21 school district have reported elevated levels of lead in drinking water, the education department announced the findings at hearing with state lawmakers yesterday. officials did not say which districts th

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madeline albright, the past secretary of state, said, as a dew, i'm going to register with a muslim. anti— muslim. well, he is wrong. if you start bringing in laws very quickly and miss using your power the he has. he has extensive executive power that feels supreme in the way he uses it. he comes in with a massively heavy hand. how many executive laws are you going to make within the first week. what does that say about how you see democracy, authoritarian rule? that is much more concerning. slightly off subject but interesting considering yourjob. did you pay any attention as to how he marked holocaust memorial day? yes, the words were fine. whoever wrote those words, good. the actions are not. issue many people will have our looking at what he's done on the campaign trail. it shouldn't be a surprise. he promised to do this and here's an acting it. it's what people were voting for, is it not? yes but what is the fear behind it? the fear is about lives, economy, health, terrorism. then you deal with each of those fears. one of the ways is looking at migration law and refugee laws ca

he'd made a thing called guy and madeline on a park bench before he made whiplash which was drums asaid it was presented in cinemascope and the screen opens up into this glorious cinemascope, an explosion of colour, blues, yellows, greens, really primary colours. there is a fabulous dance sequence on a freeway which is almost kids from fame but done in la. then what the story does is it occupies a space between, on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allen's everyone says i love you, and the free—form fluidity of gravity. in fact there is a scene where we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has to go to an audition and act being an actor. a really hard thing to do! and she does it brilliantly. i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, i loved the lyrics, i love the way in which... people have said they are no fred and ginger. no, they are not meant to be. damien chazelle said he wanted to make something that has the magical of musicals but also had its feet on the ground. it ha

a personal challenge, it was the challenge faced by her two daughters, they were four years old, madeline and hannah. and as she said, as stacy said about her daughters, she said that they would be at that time, before the passage of the bill, punished and rejected it because they had the misfortune of developing cancer as a child. in her basic problem was the caps on treatment. so the first question i would ask in terms of your work as secretary of health and human services should you be confirmed would be, will you commit to maintaining the protections that ensure that no child, no child, is denied insurance coverage because of pre-existing conditions? >> well i think pediatric cancer is one of those things that is remarkably challenging. i remember when i was in my residency and did a rotation on the pediatric orthopedic ward, and so many of those children had cancer, and before i began that the rotation i almost dreaded going that month because i was worried about the severity of the challenges that i would meet. i tell you, it was one of the most uplifting months i spent in medical s

to get the facts straight, is madeline. >> nice to see you, al. >> pizza. fact or myth?of people agree with you. that is a myth. it has three of the necessary food groups every day. you have grains. you have cheese. and you have vegetables. cheese, this is one of the main sources of dairy that most americans will get in a day, by eating pizza. look for thin crust. you can get whole wheat or regular. and add your own toppings. it's fine to put vegetables on. and a lot of people use turkey pepperoni. or regular pork pepperoni, use it light. have a light hand with all of this. you want to give it a lot of flavor. when you're at your favorite restaurant, get a thin trust. asked light on the cheese. well done. and you can add parmesan. and portion control is key. you can make pizza a good part of your diet. >> pasta. people think avoiding pasta will help you lose weight. >> okay. that statement, avoiding pasta will help you lose weight. is that a myth or fact? >> i think it's a myth. >> and you would be right. and nearly half of our viewers, 49%, agreed with you. it's controv

former secretary state madeline albright welcome talking about the importance of american leadership and engagement in world affairs. the refugee crisis, the middle east and president trump's executive orders on migrants. also tonight at 6:30 p.m., sean spicer joining one of his predecessors and the white house correspondent on media coverage on president trump all of that this evening. until the forrum resumes again, we'll show you one of our conversations of a new member of congress. >> congressman david