i wanted to take issue with you over make america great again. your interpretation of make america great again is not what donald trump meant. when he talked about making america great again, he was referring to things such as both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat congresses selling the american worker down the tubes on trade issues and all the large trade deficits and the jobs disappearing from this country. where working men and women saw their factories and their businesses close down, going overseas. that was one thing. donald trump, when he talked about make america great again, was talking about the people that don't live in the washington, d.c. bubble and on the east coast and the west coast. he was talking about fly overcountry. and he related to us in language that we understood. he wasn't high and mighty, like nearly every politician is. and i voted for donald trump and proud to say that i did, because even though he is a man of wealth, he understood the average american person. the average american that was struggling to put

that "make america great again" slogan does not apply to minorities. use america was never great for us. >> reporter: mr. west has never shied away from taboo topics like politics. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> reporter: he's known for creating controversial moments on a national stage. from snatching that microphone at the vmas -- >> i'm really happy for you, i'ma let you finish. but beyonce have one of the best videos of all-time. >> reporter: to his provocative music videos. ♪ at a time when debate rages over race, like the legacy of confederate monuments -- >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: and after white nationalists rallied in charlottesville, critics say his words matter now more than ever. >> kanye has a long history of saying inflammatory things. but this one -- the stakes are a little higher. you're disparaging the history of african-americans in this country. >> you talked to kanye after the statement? >> oh, yeah, 100%. >> what was that conversation like? >> you know, kanye had told me the context of what he was

make america prosperous again. we will make america safe again. and this man will make america great again. is myd gentlemen, high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the 45th resident of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] ♪ [crowd chanting: u-s-a] president trump: i want to thank your former governor and current vice president. he and karen are doing an unbelievable job for our nation. thank you, mike. [applause] making indiana proud, and we are all making america proud. we are rocking. [applause] i am thrilled to be here tonight with the incredible hard-working patriots of the hoosier state. [applause] i don't know if you see what is going on outside but you have a lot of people outside want to get in, but they are not getting in because this place is packed. [applause] this is truly an exciting time for our country. remember, iming, told you. confidence is soaring, and optimism is at the top of every chart, which is a great time for our country. every day, we are unlocking new opportunities for prosperity and peace. all of these changes are happ

[applause] we have "make america great again." i really want the choice is america first. countries put themselves first. the fact is, we want to be first. we are going to make our country great. people from other countries will do what they have to do. we will bring it to a level playing field. when you look at trade deficit, with every country virtually -- i don't even have to go around and ask how we are doing, for the most part, almost every time, we are doing badly. we have deficits with everybody. don't let anyone tell you trade deficits are ok. they are not ok. we have massive trade deficits with china. we have massive trade deficits with mexico. who would think? $100 billion trade deficit. who would think that? that does not include lots of other problems. you see that on the border. i thought they would be much tougher and better to us on the caravan. it didn't work out but that is ok. it will end up working out. our borders and laws are a mess and our immigration laws are a disgrace. mexico has some of the toughest in the world. you can't just go in to mexico. bu

make everything again. this is america first. this is now america first. what we have been doing for a long. of time. -- long period of time. [applause] have "make america great again." want the choice is america first. other countries put themselves pursed -- first. we want to be first. will make our country great. people from other countries will do what they have to do. we will bring it to a level playing field. when you look at trade deficit, with every country virtually -- i don't even have to go around and ask how we are doing, for the most part, almost every time , we are doing badly. we have deficits with everybody.

the party's nominees candidates, should they sign up on the contract to make america great again? they should. i think that's what makes us successful is to make america great and this president has done what he said. i'm so proud to have worked with him on to tax reform and to see what that's doing. the tax cuts are amazing. i hear it every day when i'm in my district and i go to the tbroasry store or the church, people are thanking me for what's going on in our country economically. they're grateful that their life has been changed from the last ten years of being in the doldrums. lou: in less than 16 months i will point out again. >> exactly. lou: congresswoman diane black, always great to have you here. thanks for all you're doing. >> thank you very f for having . lou: up next, we take up the justice department's efforts to keep classifieds fisa documents away from the prying eyes of american citizens, you know, we the public. we the people. georgetown law professor jonathan turlay joins us next. stay with us. announcer: you've messed up your son's haircut. do you... or... tha

america great! cheering keep america great! cheering because we're doing so well that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, makel, right? it's going to be keep america great, because that's exactly where we're heading. cheering we are live a campaign in rally in indiana were donald trump is speaking. i do like that. you know what a paper that slogan? a lot of these people, politicians, they run, they pay of dollars. i have great respect to the process. in all fairness, president 0bama... process. in all fairness, president 0bama. .. booing. he process. in all fairness, president 0bama... booing. he paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me, you, last night, you saw, and again, it is leading to some very big things and i think that kim jong—un kim jong—un things and i think that kim jong—un kimjong—un did a great things and i think that kim jong—un kim jong—un did a great service to himself and his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't paper them. we are going to set the table, we are going to make a great dealfor the world, per north korea, the south korea, japan, for chin

i resent the remark about making america great again. arding. >> what i'm saying is i would like to you try it. >> i'm attempted to completela -- i'm tempted tocomn second thought maybe she could show us how it's done. ♪ no place i would rather be ♪ no, no, no. ♪ no place i'd rather be ♪ no, no, no, no ♪ no place i'd rather be ♪ no, no, no, no, no ♪ no place i would rather be ♪ when i am with you. ed: what a morning. thanks to bass pro and cabella's. they have a spring setup out there. they have a pool. abby: our viewers are thinking right now are he had ed and pete going to get in those kayaks later in the show and compete. ed: can you bet we are. ed: hehad. pete: i think i competed with clayton. last year i was winning. this year i haven't been so yet. so far. big trophy at stake. abby: what do you think? friends@foxnews.com. who will be in the water first? ed or pete? pete: we have footage? i believe -- i was just told now that ed was practicing yesterday. ed: they told me they were not filming this. abby: have you got to be kidding. e

this guy right here saying "making america great" does not make america great.a flag with a pistol when we have just had a shooting — that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving in the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: almost dawn — large crowds are spending the night on the streets in the english town of windsor waiting for the wedding of the queen's grandson, prince harry to the american actress, meghan markle. we'll have more in the next few minutes. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked a woman just sentenced to six years in jail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no

it's called the contract to make america great again. office and deserves the support of american voters has to stand up with the president of the united states. and join that contract to make america great again. i think we're saying the same thing and i applaud you for doing so and i wish you all of the best with the initiative. and i have to say, you know, with you on the trump team, i think this president is -- well, i don't think he's an underdog in any way. >> lou, you're the general of the resistance movement. we're going to follow you. lou: i've never been so rye-ranked. i appreciate it. thank you >>> that's it for us top thank you for being with us. monday, congressman ron desantis and congressman andy biggs among our guests. in the meantime, have a york. kennedy: nbc told the world the feds wiretapped the president's personal lawyer michael cohen. but it's the penn register. they walked part of his story back saying they only logged his calls and didn't his be in. that kind of surveillance is not okay. here is what we know abou

we are standing strong again and you are making america great again. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. that's very nice. the country is doing well from the standpoint of economics and finance and what we are doing i think is unparalleled and i appreciate your statement. thank you very much. >> mr. president, i probably have a little bit of a unique perspective because i was under secretary of homeland security back there in the bush administration so i've been at the arizona border, i've been at the texas border and what you've done is remarkable in the sense of really drawing attention to the problems in our system and focusing on improved border security efforts. your leadership in terms of being a spokesperson and identifying the problems, challenging congress to act is very significant and i want to thank general kelly, secretary nielsen, known her a long time. really proud of the job she's doing. in terms of arkansas, we value our immigrant population. they add a great deal to us that has to be legal as to their entrance into our country.

. >> make ohio first again and make america great ahead. >> richard cordray, and a favorite of senator elizabeth warren easily beat dennis kucinich for a chance to succeed john kasich. >> you demanded a change and we heard you, we want the same. speak out with the exception of california's upcoming primary where dianne feinstein failed to secure her party's endorsement in an aggressive challenge from state senator kevin de leon, the field is mostly set, so they are preserving resources to base a roster of republicans still being filled in. >> every candidate that we wanted, one. >> republican candidates had been competing to be most like trump. now they are competing for spots on his calendar and they all think a trump rally in a state that he won would help send them to washington. >> bret: we will get brit hume's perspective on all of tonight's top stories when we

this guy right here saying "make america great again" doesn't make america great, carrying a flag withd a shooting? that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. 0ur correspondent peter bowes gave me the latest. we know now that the suspect has been taken to galveston countyjail on suspicion of capital murder. if he is officially charged and found guilty, that means he could face the death penalty. there are two other people who have been described as people who have been described as people of interest, persons of interest, one who was at the school and has been questioned, apparently reacted in a suspicious way, and a third person who was not at the school, and we understand will also be questioned. in the meantime the police have been investigating suspicious devices, explosive devices that have been found on the campus and around the building, and warnings going out to local people that these could be extremely dangerous, to stay away from them,

this coming out of the reason why because coming out a whole lot of media attention for the make america great song going to make america great in everything that he's done with his dragon energy friends so what i'm saying is that you know at the end of the day that's the desk that's the b.s. play stuff that nobody has time for this. something that's true so i don't think we play i don't think we're playing against each other but i'm saying vis has meaning in truth. is based on nothing this. doesn't even know about some of riis's things that are connected to jeff sessions career he's a car you do know about a lot of the families being deported and broke up he's completely oblivious to all of the pain that. has caused so it's like that's a joke so if you can do or something you don't need to repeat that even at the ball print you know any print that the fine print not the bold print anything but then you've got a person who's shown how ugly this country can be desk can stand on its own we were going to miss a call you are measured going but we don't really have to think it's like i think it's r

we will make america prosperous again, we will make america safe again and as he loves to say, we will make america great again. thank you very much, god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ ♪ .. >> we're live sunday on "in depth"h best selling novelist david ball catchy. the author talks about his life and answers your questions. send us a question on all of our social media sites. @booktv, is our handle. on our "after words" program, chris hughes discusses his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class by offering working people a guaranteed income. also this weekend we bring you the unbound book festival in missouri with author discussions on the #metoo movement, the first amendment and writing historical fiction. from the nixon library in california, it's a round table discussion on conservativism. and pulitzer prize-winning journalist eileen mcnamara recounts the life of the late eunice kennedy shriver. that's all this weekend on booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. for a complete schedule, visit our web site, booktv.com. now, first up, author

this guy right here saying "making america great" does not make america great. had a shooting — that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving in the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. well, let's cross to our correspondent, gary o'donoghue who is in texas for us. what is the latest week you are? —— what is the latest where you are? in the last couple of hours, the gunmen has been taken into custody, not being offered any bail, being charged with some capital crime, a little murder, as you would expect, the federal authorities are also potentially looking at other charges as well that he could face. in the meantime, the police are continuing to search here at the santa fe high school and indeed at two other locations to see if there are any more of these explosive devices that came to light in the wake of the shooting. of course what we are getting is the traditional, the terrible tragic traditional pattern continues after each and every one o

get to the school, make america great again. ead this way, god bless you all. this guy right here, saying make america great, walking down the street with a pistol, when we just had a shooting, thatis pistol, when we just had a shooting, that is disgusting. more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. theresa may has this evening appointed 13 new peers to serve in the house of lords. alongside three labour and one dup colleague — there will be nine new conservative peers. the appointments follow 15 recent defeats inflicted on the government's brexit plans in the upper chamber. the new tory peers include the former mps peter lilley, sir eric pickles and sir edward garnier. they'll be joined by three new labour peers. that's a summary of the news, the film review is coming up at quarter to midnight, with newsday at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. tonight, newsnight learns tha

, energy, and an unshakable belief in the american people and the capacity of all of you to make america great again. trump's leadership is already making america great again. it is deeply humbling. this small town boy from across theborder to have opportunity to serve as vice president. i want to thank you. [applause] for the first time in a long time, i said earlier in this week, we have a president with broad shoulders and a big heart. guest: donald trump when he was campaigning made a deal with conservatives. saidrvatives basically we will support you, and we want you in the white house so you will sign whatever legislation the republican congress passes and keep your mouth shut. what they got was a president who mostly signs what republicans passed but does not keep his mouth shut. we are seeing bigger and bigger division by education in america. the better educated you are now, the more likely you are to vote democratic. the wealthier you are, the more likely you are to vote republican. students will say, what about people who are wealthy and well educated? they are what sociologists cal

this guy right here saying "make america great again" doesn't make america great.oting? that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. we'll let's cross to our correspondent gary 0'donoghue who is in texas for us. what more with learning about the shooting? as you could see the police are still here, they are likely to be here for some time yet to come because they are still searching this area. you will know because of those explosive devices that have been found, associated with the shooter, these pipe bombs, these pressure cooker bombs and indeed is molotov pop tales of other cannot be sure they have found everything so it is a pretty rural setting here, we are out really of the town itself, there are a lot of fields around here is about continuing to check. they are also continuing to check. they are also continuing to check. they are also continuing to search to properties and a trailer, we understand.

make america prosperous again. we will make america safe again. and this man will make america great again. dies and gentlemen, it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the 45th resident of the united states of america, president donald trump.

america great! keep america great! because we are doing so well that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america work out too well. it's going to be keep america great because that's exactly where we are headed. but don't tell anybody. i don't want anybody to know. but i do like that. you know what i paid for that slogan? a lot of people, the politicians, they run, they pay millions of dollars for ideas like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. zippo. in all fairness, president obama paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me, you last night you saw it, and again it's leading to some very big things. and i think kim jong-un, kim jong-un did a great service to himself, and to his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we are going to sit at the table and we are going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, for japan, for china. [cheers and applause] so what he did was the right thing. but they came out for nothing. and the others came out for $1.8 billion in cash. can you believe that? we are honored to be joine

i recent the mark about making america great again, he's making a speech for this dishonnable presidenta. i reserve the balance of my time. i do not yield, not one second to you. not one second to you. >> laura: i love it. >> i'm not yielding a sec t seco you. >> laura: it's the bag. >> i wish she would get engaged and collaborate. she agrees on some issue. work with them. flood insurance, healthcare. she can find things. >> laura: that little act, that was dishonorable. that was lame. >> house rules. >> laura: we got racist legos. >> megan markle, they have created a lego, they are saying it's racist. she has the same skin tone as prince harry. i studied and found people saying the incredible hulk was lime green in his lego depiction. he's lime green and in the movie he's dark green. we need to be consistent. lego has been charged with racism in the past. there was a job play set. he smoked a huka and that was a problem. so they werso they recalled tha. they are doing a fox set of play sets. the ingraham angle is it. this is from the collection. we'll put it up on the screen. this is y

>> get to the school, make america great again. >> by what? >> offering support. "god bless you" wouldlo go ng ways for a lot of people. thank you, i'm going to head this way. god bless y'all. >> this guy right here is sang "make america great" is not making america greathe is walking down the street carrying flag with a pistol when we justh had ting. that is disgusting. james: more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than serving in the u.s. military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. rajini: we can now talk to the bbc's gary o'donoghue, who is in texas for us tonight. what is the latest from where you are? gary: we understand that pagourtzis, the 17-year-old in custody, is likely to maken appearance of the galveston county jail perhaps in the next hour or so. he is likely to face capital police are still investigating a number of tes, particularly because of explosive devices they found. alked about quite runs, molotov -- pipe bomb's, molotov cocktail it will be searching the property and a

beydoun, when you hear make america great again, what is that phrase mean? guest: many things. i think what it means mostly to me is that it's more than just a dog whistle. i think it's rhetoric sort of call in upon the revitalization of whites embassy and by white supremacy, i mean, complex broad term. white supremacy is an ideology whereby whiteness is specifically a narrow conception of whiteness that is white anglo-saxon christian that reestablishes and reclassified as the highest dropout of american society and citizenship, but also a form of state sponsored backlash, you know make america great again is white supremacy we see manifest in the travel ban. its policy that manifested to the proposal to build a mexican wall. resident-- revocation of daca. it's a read of it-- rhetoric, but also laws well. host: what he say to people that say it's not a muslim bandits directed towards countries that don't have systems in place to ensure the right people get on airplanes? guest: as a law scholar and somewhat of a vehicle historian i don't buy that. i mean, i just go to the horses

with youto take issue over make america great again. interpretation of make america great again is not what donald trump meant. when he talked about making america great again, he was referring to things such as both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat congresses, shoving the american worker down the tubes on trade issues and all the large trade deficits and the jobs disappearing from this country, where working men and women saw their factories and , goingses close down overseas. that was one thing. donald trump, when he talked about make america great again, was talking about the people that do not live in the washington, d.c. bubble and on the east coast and west coast. flyoveralking about country, and he related to us in language that we understood. he was not high and mighty, like nearly every politician is. i voted for donald trump and i am proud to say that i did, because even though he is a man understood the average american person, the average american that was struggling to put food on the table. the average american t

i resent that and resent the remark about making america great again, and making that from the presidente united states of america. >> does the gentle lady yield. >> no, not one second. not one second to you. neil: all right, they broke, form procedure and how had he do things on the house floor for that and the back and forth sort of went viral and one of the key players, pennsylvania republican mike kelly. we did reach out to congresswoman waters, but we have not heard back from her. congressman, in the end, it looked like you guys were not connecting or reaching each other. in the end, she was more or less saying, that this legislation, that you, more to the point, didn't get minorities, didn't get women. you say what? >> no, listen, i just say that you have to look at the study that the lady is talking about. it's a study that breaks it down by saying that looking at people's last name and their zip code that somehow those people are discriminated against and neil, we're talking about thousands and thousands of auto dealers and millions who work in the industry and make ago broad sta

the west my next guest says his family could have been the poster children for how refugees make america great. he is viet thanh nguyen, a writer, professor and winner of both the mcarthur genius fellowship and pulitzer prize for his landmark novel "the sympathizer." and we was a refugee from vietnam. viet thanh grew thnguyen, welco the program. >> thanks for having me. >> what was it that sparked -- what moved you to get involved in this highly polarized debate? >> i've always been interested in refugees and immigrants because i am a refugee and, of course, right now in the united states we're going through a moment of high anti-immigrant and anti-refugee feeling so it was recent actions on the part of the trump administration, john kelly calling undocumented immigrants uneducated and a harm to american society and jeff sessions arguing for the removal of children from undocumented immigrants and these are crises in our society that i wanted to respond to. >> and before i play this john kelly soundbite to remind everybody what you're talking about, just remind us of your story. obviously it's

america great." [cheers & applause] "keep america great." because we're doing so well that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america again wouldn't work out too well, right? it's going to be "keep america great" because that's exactly where we're heading. [cheers & applause] but don't tell anybody. i want to save that for a surprise. and i do like that. you know what i paid for these slogans? a lot of the politicians run. they pay millions of dollars for something like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. zippo. [cheers & applause] and i have great respect for the process. but in all fairness, obama, president obama -- [booing]. paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me. you, last night you saw it, and again, it's leading to some very big things. and i think that kim jong-un, kim jong-un did a great service to himself, to his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we're going to set the table. we're going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, for japan, for china. [cheers & applause] so what he did was the right thing. but they

what happened to make america great again? president trumps latest about-face on trade policy will make china great again. the next generation of electric vehicles, advanced aviation technology, it should be made in america, not china. it won't happen if we allow china to continue to extort in steeler property. to sell goods here at will. walking away with anything less than verifiable commients t protect our property would be a catastrophic failure. it would show that the chinese president has outplayed president trump. i hope that does not happen. we care about jobs in america. finally, an oil crisis. few things matter more to the average consumer than the price of gasoline. when gas prices go through the roof it eats away at the family's income leaving less to cover the cost of everything else. recent data suggest that gas prices will spike this summer. the results of actions and inactions of the trump administration. the u.s. energy information estimates the average family can expect to's pay $200 more this driving season t

it's incredibly confusing to me i mean obviously this is a president who pledged to make america great again he is appropriately taking action against china for trade imbalances for their effect of intellectual property and now to have done a one hundred eighty on one of the culprits when it comes to. bad trading practices when it comes to potential national security issues i think is puzzling and it's one of the reasons why there has been bipartisan al cry about this matter. is not seen china's demands yet. one demands could design about right you know that the u.s. and the chinese have been involved in trade negotiations over the last couple of weeks and they're trying to ratchet down not only the rhetoric but this escalating series of tariffs that the u.s. is imposing on the chinese goods china in particular is imposing on u.s. agricultural products and i think what the president is trying to do is to figure out where he is in this negotiations and whether resolving the c.t.e. matter will help resolve these other trade matters but again it's anyone's guess as to how we got into this

affixed to this jerk even though i have nothing to do with him -- >> steve, he's wearing a make america greate finish. if anyone had been walking around in obama shirts and hats in 2008 attacking people verbally or making $500 contributions to barack obama's campaign you know full well you would have made an issue of it and condemn those people -- >> no, i wouldn't. when you have tens of millions of people you're going to have crazies on both sides. this guy's a crazy. there are crazies on the left. that is the law of large numbers. >> so you don't think it comes from the top when president trump makes the comments he makes, that doesn't embolden these crazies to come out? i can remember when bill buckley, a conservative hero of mine cast out the burkes society because of the fanatical positions they were taking. he took a stand because it was the right thing to do. why can't you just take a stand and condemn the kinds of things donald trump has said that's emboldened these kinds of people and these racists -- >> if we're going to follow this logic to the shooter of congressman scalise, is th

politicking on larry king donald trump campaigned on making america great again and one crucial vote for workers in the u.s. rust belt with his relentless criticism of unfair trade deals with china made by his predecessors but in a presidential tweet monday mr trump pledged to rescue controversial chinese telecom giant z t e saying the company's failure would cost too many jobs in china what's behind the president's decision let's talk about that with chris lu who served as white house cabinet secretary and deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration and he's now a city. in the lower center he joins us from washington d.c. chris on wednesday president trump tweeted that his reversal on the chinese companies e t e pertains to a logic trade deal. and the accused the washington post and c.n.n. are running full stories about his delusions was china what do you make of that not sure what to make of it and i think a lot of people in washington and around the world are scratching their head let's recall this was all started by a tweet from the president himself saying that he