keep america great, make america great again ready? who wants to keep make america great again? d applause] pres. trump: who wants to have keep america great? [cheering and applause] pres. trump: an amazing thing. one more shot at it. who wants make america great again? [cheering and applause] pres. trump: who wants keep america great? [cheering and applause] pres. trump: ok. so i have done that like 10 times with audiences and smart audiences, this is my poll, thank you, you just save me a million dollars. i have done that like 10 times with big audiences, right, and every single time, it is cape america great. -- keep america great. at the same time, none of us want to lose maga, so kimberly, don, all of you people, let's do both. if you are superstitious -- look, let's face it, when we came in and we started the campaign like for years, more than four years ago, make america great again, that was probably the greatest phrase in the history of politics, really. don't takeoyalist, i things and throw it to the side. the truth is our country is doing better than ever before, we ar

make america great, why? why is make america great so controversial? stop and think a minute, who could oppose it? somebody comes along and says i want to make america great againy is that controversial? why in the world is that controversial? along,n somebody comes "i think we ought to be america first again." why is that controversial? why do people oppose america first? why do people oppose making america great again? i will tell you why. the people who think make america great again is not good think that it is a throwback to 200 years ago america. they think it is code for taking america back to the days when it was manifestly unfair, racist, sexist, bigoted, homophobe. it is not that. make america great again is about restoring the principles of the founding. america first is based on the solution, the solution that america is the solution to the world's problems. the left around the world thinks america's the problem, and we are not. when america leads, when america triumphs, when america prospers, the world is greater than ever. [applause and cheers] mr. limbaugh: we have -- we really have one shot at this. and the shot that we have at preserving this c

i don't think that makes america great again. most like to hear about how coddling up to vladimir putin makes america great again. it doesn't make america great again. it makes russia great again. most troubling of all is the damage to our moral authority, and it makes it more difficult for us to attract allies to inspire people around the world to look to our example. our democratic allies and partners have trusted us to lead for the benefit of all, not just for ourselves. administration has fundamentally changed that perception. the president has aligned our --ntry with the forces u forces of corruption and authoritarianism at many junctures. implicitly and sometimes especially blesses the conduct of those who fail to uphold our values, and rejects the rule-based international order that has endured for generations. he does it when he goes after the press and the first amendment. that is what dictators do. he does it when he goes after our refugees and our immigrants, and people of color. that is what dictators do. becauseces ki

up to vladimir putin makes america great again. it does not make america great again, it makes russia great again. most troubling of all is the damage to our moral authority in makes it difficult to attract allies and as far people around the world who look to our example. our partners have trusted us to the benefits for all, not just ourselves. aligned with has corruption and authoritarianism at many junctures and when he does that, he blesses the conduct of those who fail to uphold our values and reject the international order that has endorsed for generations. he does it when he goes after the press and the first amendment. he does it when he goes after our refugees and immigrants and people of color. that is what dictators do. becauseces kim jong-un the president says they fell in love. have been noere meaningful commitments, no timetables and no verification when it comes to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we continue business as usual with saudi arabia even after the crown prince ordered the cold-blooded murder of ja

still waiting for the president for telling us for a leader to dig up dirt and how that makes america great again and how with our allies year after year makes america great again and how walking out the nato conference that they were making jokes about you on the senate floor. i ever these jokes before. but we don't walk out just because meat people are making jokes about you don't quit on the world. and to hear how coddling to vladimir putin makes america great again it doesn't it makes russia great again. the most troubling of all is the damage to the moral authority to attract allies and inspire people around the world the democratic allies and partners have trusted us for the benefit of all. but this administration has fundamentally change that perception the president has aligned our country with the authoritarianism and when he does that he implicitly and explicitly blesses the conduct of those who failed to uphold our values and ejects the rule-based international order for generations and does it after the first amendment. he does it when he goes after refugees and people of color he emb

i think that's what makes america great again. i would most likely like to hear about how coddling up to putin makes america great again. it doesn't. it makes russia great again. most troubling of all is the damage to our moral authority, and makes it -- allies to around the world to look to our example. our democratic allies and partners have trusted us to lead the benefit of all and not just for ourselves but this administration has changed that perception. our president has aligned the county are tri with corruption at my junctures and when he does that, he implicitly and sometimes explicitly blesses the conduct of those who pafailed t uphold our values and rejects the rule based international order that has endured for generations. he does it when he goes after the press and the first amendment. he embraces kim jong-un because the president said they fell in love. there have been no commitments, timetables or verification when it comes to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we continue business as usual with saudi arabia

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there was industry going but nobody unclipping donald trump who says make america great again says make america great again by wiping out the debt and starting all with a clean slate and that means wiping out this 4.9 trillion dollars of money that is just held in cash all this chaos is somebody else's death and all of this debt is strangling the economy and steve and i are in agreement that the problem of wiping out the debt is there is all this wealth on the other side of the balance sheet the good thing is that by canceling the debts you cancel out the these huge amount billionaires power to take over the government to replace it and ultimately to become the government and that's what you call in all of our city that you cannot have a democracy and at the same time have so many billionaires holding the rest of the economy in debt there was a time during the financial crisis of 2008 to 2009 when we had occupy wall street and there was a scene at the occupy wall street in london where these bankers were actually crumbling up money and throwing at their poor people protesting essentiall

because together we will make america wealthy again, we will make america strong again, we will make america proud again, we will make america safe again and we will make america greatthe house judiciary committee is meeting to decide the language on articles impeachment against president trump. the two articles are an abuse of power and obstruction of congress. in about 30 minutes, will be hearing opening statements from the chair of the committee, gerald nadler, and the ranking member doug collins as well as other members of the committee. most debate and a vote on amendments are likely to be held tomorrow. that meeting begins again starting at 9 am eastern. we will have that live on c-span 3. and again, just waiting for the house judiciary committee to hold its first hearing on articles of impeachment against president trump. tonight, hearing opening statements from judiciary chair jerrold nadler, ranking member doug collins and other members of the committee. tomorrow, members will consider the articles of impeachment with a potential vote from the full committee by the end of this week, which would send the articles to the full house for a floor vote likely as

everybody could buy a house there was industry going but nobody clued in donald trump who says make america great again says make america great again by wiping out the debt and starting all with a clean slate and that means wiping out this $4.00 trillion dollars of money that is just held in cash all this cash is somebody else's debt and all of this debt is strangling the economy and even i are in agreement that the problem of wiping out the debt is there's all this wealth on the other side of the balance sheet the good thing is that by canceling the debts you cancel out the these huge amount billionaires power to take over the government to replace it and ultimately to become the government and that's what you call in all of our key that you cannot have a democracy and at the same time have so many billionaires holding the rest of the economy in debt there was a time during the financial crisis of 2008 to 2009 when we had occupy wall street and there was a scene at the occupy wall street in london where these bankers were actually crumbling up money and throwing at the poor people protesting essential

persecuted people in today's day and age simply because of a man who says that he just wants to make america great again and in the proof is in the put it you see a great economy you see a booming economy you see jobs coming back to the country you see high g.d.p. you see the lowest unemployment rates ever you see trade the us and see a deal which the democrats are failing to push through the house right now you see many things so i think that we need to get back to working for the country stop focusing on an impeachment which they know is going to go nowhere and work together ok kevin i mean reflected on some of the things we've already heard on this program here i mean ol give you my opinion again and like you to react to it it's just that it seems like to me many people on the left don't want to have a debate they don't want to have a conversation they just know that they are right in very often i will say and i feel this very strongly they think that they're morally superior to people that they disagree with that's not the art of politics is it go ahead kevin. i would agree that i shouldn't be the w

seen this kind of partisanship where if you are conservative or you're worrying that red make america great again hat have you ever been so targeted you know we see in t.v. which the democrats are barely wanting to denounce burn down buildings attack people resort. all to physical violence we saw with any known washington we see multiple videos recently of turning point usa chapters having their tables vandalized in broad daylight students getting attacked milkshakes being thrown on people with cement in them you know people need to get back to living their lives it's not that deep people do not need to go out and attack people for their viewpoints conservatives of some of the most persecuted people in today's day and age simply because of a man who said that he just wants to make america great again and in the proof is in the put it you see a great economy you see a booming economy you see jobs coming back to the country you see high g.d.p. you see the lowest unemployment rates ever you see trade the u.s.m.c. a deal which the democrats are failing to push through the house right now you see many

because together we will make america wealthy again, we will make america strong again, we will make america proud again, we will make america safe again and we will make america greatttee meets to begin the process of considering two articles of impeachment against president trump. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. watch live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online on c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> go shopping, see what's now available at the c-span online store including our all-new campaign 2020 t-shirts, sweatshirts and hats. go to c-span store.org and browse all our products. >> c-span "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning will talk about the justice department inspector general report on the fbi with washington examiners. will have a discussion of the articles of impeachment introduced by house democrats with university of baltimore law professor. and republican democrat congressman will be on to talk u.s. policy in afghanistan. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning, joining the discussion. >> yesterday

. >> shocking video showing students in make america great again hats harassing a native american elderstudents harassing an older native american man in the midst of a special ceremony. >> why did a school event involve maga hats. >> he has a smug look on his face. and everybody who sees that smug look wants to punch that kid. jesse: no apologies and i don't expect any. >> the problem is the mainstream media is filled with garbage people doing garbage things and putting out a garbage product. so none of this is a surprise. my favorite part is fell for the idea that this army reserve refrigerator repairman who never deployed was somehow a hero of the tet offensive. he's a respected elder who hassles people and beats a stupid drum in their face. these kids have so much self-control that they didn't burst out laughing at this clown and the media that fell for it hook, line and sinker. jesse: he did an honorable thing, he showed restraint. he diffused the situation. but he was called a nazi for sitting there with a smirk on his face. >> think he showed a ton of restraint. a 17-year-old jes

president donald trump has often used boeing as some sort of backdrop for his claim of make america great again he has used the dispute with europe about subsidies for his protection is the agenda so you know i think all this indicates how important boeing really is for the economy and as well a bellwether a bellwether but it might also be unvoluntarily a bellwether for its main competitor and european air bus because they seem to benefit from that crisis. well yes and no of course us has profited from the situation it has gotten a few definite orders for its a $320.00 airplane which is the immediate competitor to the 737 max but the amount of which airbus can profit from the situation is really limited production of the air bus a 320 is at full capacity at the moment ever us is producing about about 58320 s. a month there's a backlog of almost $6000.00 planes so it's not really in the situation to immediately boost its production. come a blues in their reporting for us from frankfurt thank you so much. to france now where workers continue their protests against the government's new pension pla

i listen to these things, let's make america great again. when did you think exactly america was great? >> sean: when we go low, we kicked them. like a nation of cowards. every democrat, the accused trump and guilty of what it is they accuse the president of. what they are caught doing. every he ran political appearanc intee for obama and brag about it. attorney general bill barr, he's actually the one whose holding those who abuse power accountable. he's draining the swamp. he's trying to literally weed out the dirty cops who abuse their power and have free reign during the obama years. weaponizing intelligence against political opponents. facts? they no longer matter to the left. truth doesn't matter. reason, common sense doesn't matter. it's all trump derangement syndrome every second, our, 24-hour day, levels are shocking and disturbing. look at this, ahead of tonight's appearance, look at governor mike huckabee. he's got a great sense of humor. he posted this on twitter. i will be on sean hannity tonight and will it's plain how presiden

makes america great. and we'll make america great again. we'll rebuild our military and role back taxes and regulations. judge jeanine: wouldn't democrats want that? they are still americans. >> of course. but we are talking about party leaders who have been having their way for a long time. look at what we have done with the tax cuts, regulation, unleashing american industry, standing for free trade. a million new jobs after friday of this week. unemployment at a 50-year low. wages rising at the fastest pace in 50 years. judge jeanine: more from the vice president. part two of my sit-down with president trump. but next i will go live with love youy gohmert and andy biggs about the latest round of impeachment hearings. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. judge jeanine: house speaker nancy pelosi calls for articles of impeachment this week. the freedom caucus chairman andy biggs and louie gohmert. thank you both forking with here. i will start with a question based on what the vice president

make america great again! no malarkey? ( laughter ) what does that word even mean?it sounds like the dish your vegan cousin serves at thanksgiving. it's not turkey, it's malarkey. the main ingredient is mold, na namnamaste. michael bloomberg paid us $5 million to go to commercial break. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) have you ever worked with dr. francis? oh yeah, he's ok. just ok? guess who just got reinstated! well, not officially. nervous? yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." before the break, we talked about joe biden and his "no malarkey" bus tour, which unless you're over the age 80 is a term you've definitely had to google. for more on this, we turn to our very own michael kosta, everybody! who's actually in iowa! ( cheers and applause ) following the no malarkey bus tour. michael, you'

the biggest challenge the idea of globalization has come under attack from president trump make america great again to prime minister moody's make in india want to trade war between china and the united states has taken a few points off global growth the biggest losers have been exporting nations like germany and japan we have 2 reports for you in a moment scott hyde the looks at some of the benefits from bangkok but 1st time their child free looks at the rise of steel prices thanks to the u.s. china trade. small homebuilders are the hardest hit the shop owner lives with his extended family next door to where his future home should be taking shape. building a roof needs a lot of rods if the prices were like before it would be done by now but with steel prices shooting up work on building our home a lifelong dream has stalled now we wait for the prices to go down bangladesh relies on importing scrap metal from the us to make steel rod which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is

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for an alleged attack. >> they're looking for two suspects who were apparently wearing "make america great again hats. >> the suspect yelled, this is maga country. >> they didn't get that one right. >> still, one of the best stories of the year, hands down. of course, not just the media, but the democrats' presidential candidates as well swallowed that one full cloth. nothing seemed out of the ordinary about that story that seems perfectly reasonable to them that the actor would get recognized in a polar vortex in downtown chicago by men carrying bleach and nooses and wearing maga hats in the 2:00 in the morning. >> in the middle of the freezing cold winter in chicago. all right, 2019 gave us a stunning admission caught on a hot mic from abc's anchor amy robach. she claims the network killed a story exposing jeffrey epstein's alleged sex crimes years ago. watch this. >> had this interview with virginia roberts, would not put it on the air. who is jeffrey epstein, no one knows who that is. unbelievable we had clinton, we had everything. >> i -- i tried for three years to get it on, to no avail. i

happening right now, president from speaking in pennsylvania at a make america great again rally. talked about the usmca being a silver lining to his impeachment challenges. we have seen the house democrats announcing two articles of impeachment. of course, that could be a big win for the president if he doesn't fact get the nafta 2.0 finalized. naftas in fact get the 2.0 finalized. we are seeing lines when it comes to the china-u.s. trade negotiations, with peter navarro echoing what -- plenty more to come on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 9:00 a.m. in beijing. welcome to "bloomberg markets: china open." down towe are counting the open up trade. china say u.s. and they are in daily contact as the clock ticks down to the trade deadline. fed's final policy decision of the year. the announcement may indicate how the trade war is affecting the u.s. economy. , pollserling falls showing borst johnson's lead may be sliding. showing borst johnson's lead may be sliding. ♪ china bear par excellen officialsfter chinese expect the december 15 tariffs to be delayed. cranfield was pointing

making and will continue to make as he speaks to supporters when he travels later today to battle creek michigan to michigan for another one of his great make america great again rallies is the president is maintaining he's done no wrong doing and so what he's doing is not only making this argument to his supporters but also discrediting the proceedings that are about to take place those 6 hours of debate the pinnacle of that being of course the historic vote we're donald trump will have his name added to the history books something that has the president says doesn't bother him but clearly does and we've seen this obsession with his legacy with his reputation with appearances really from day one when the president talked about the crowd size of its inauguration and felt that it had been misrepresented by the media there's no question that this president is bothered by what's happening today and that's why he seems fixated on it as he continues to tweet out those that are in support of him it's almost as if the president gets his oxygen from those moments and that's why throughout this presidency as he's continued to be hammered by investigations he has been r

say about bricks it and what happens with bricks of that this kind of very simple message make america great again get breaks it done gets you back into number 10. well the simple message is work and labor didn't have a message or a lead could compete with what boris put forward i am still staggered this morning a prime minister who ran into a fridge when he was asked to answer questions by journalists who snatched a mobile phone because he didn't like the pictures he was being shown of hospital wards has been reelected with such a mandate but you know there's no getting round this labor couldn't handle the bricks a challenge where labor did really well i mean i saw amazing campaign scenes yesterday in london it's because it was remain territory with clear room a messages but in the midlands and up north it just people were still they they wanted their vote in the referendum process respected and we didn't have an answer to that and on top of that it has to be said jeremy corbyn a very decent man who's done many good things in his life but people weren't convinced by him and we got found out in to

. >> make america great again.county chair says if i asked him a year ago if he could prepeat his success in 2020 he would have said unlikely. now -- >> i think we'll turn out that percent or more. >> he will do as good and maybe better? >> maybe better. >> how is that possible? two reasons. trump voters we talk to here like the economy and loathe impeachment. they credit trump with the former and blame democrats for the later. >> how is the economy here? >> it is good, it is not people celebrating boom days. >> they make signs that all of us see, but what critics see is clear evidence of presidential abuse of power. the ceo says just the same old polarized washington politics that moved him to vote for trump in the first place. >> if it did anything it makes me want to support him more. >> this location there is 15 00 c cows being milked. >> now i work too many hours to pay close attention. >> the way he sees it, voters should elect more like trump to congress. >> will it change your outlook or support of the pres

america. make the north pole great again. emily: another social target.lling him out in instagram comment said bro, i love you, the water bottle no single use plastic. council on. pratt apologized saying aqua man you are completely right. i always carry my big gallon size reusable water jug too. i even had it that day. >> it's hard cleaning those water bottles. getting it extra clean. they want to. 10 water bottles a day. i don't care. i really don't. i dispose of them properly. and i believe in being good stewards of our earth. it's unsanitary for me. that's me personally. brian: what's your water policy? >> right out of the tap, baby. old school. i will go garden hosing. the lead gives me strength. it tastes weird and spit it out and start over. brian: football with your friends. >> yes, i will. i like how jason got a quick lesson on how holiday works. chris pratt is like hey, aqua man, dude, i'm in guardian of the galaxiy, jurassic world. he flexed. hollywood flex lighten up aqua man did you one movie. steve: when is the last time you used a single use

making history in orbit again. >> it's an opportunity to inspire. >>> and we will do our best to sum up a v >> we will make america great again!top the violence, stop -- >> alexa? tell me a joke. [ heavy breathing ] >> i don't know if i remember that last moment. >> john snowe, of course -- >> that's right. that's right. >> came back. >> i'm glad you reminded me. >> all knowing. >> "game of thrones." >> we just vlad all the time. >>> welcome back, i'm dana jacobson with jericka duncan and vlad duthiers. gayle, anthony, and tony are off. >>> new york city police say a 14r-d suected in the murder of college student tessa majors is free for now after questioning. majors was stabbed to death in a park near barnard college earlier this month. police say the 14-year-old had been missing for nearly a week after running off before he could be interviewed. mola lenghi is covering this case that has shaken new yorkers. >> reporter: according to investigators, the 14-year-old boy is still considered a suspect in tessa minimum wagers' murder -- majors' murder in morningside park. the teen arrived at an nypd precinct on thursday with his a