cornell belcher and margie o'mara.ent for obama and romney, swung big for trump, plus nine over hillary clinton then peter king won by six points but had a contested race. what do you see here as the decisionmaking of king who is old enough that it's not crazy he's retiring? >> well, obama won this district twice, too, so this is a district that has been on the match, as we say, for a while, as one that could be potentially a pickup opportunity for democrats and last time around, he has a strong candidate, woman candidate, ubia gretchen shirley who had this incredible video as a mom of young kids, he had shown her young kids and talked about being a mom in her video and had this very contentious debate where peter king got very testy with her. it was the kind of race where, you know, a lot of women in a lot of districts around the country won that race. she came up a little bit short but it just highlighted, i think, the opportunity here for progressives to -- and for democrats to really make a real clear contrast. >>

let's get straight to it margie and joe and ben and amen. amen, you have been on the scene. it has been a tour of the economic waterfront, i would say, under the trump administration sort of sparing no opportunity to criticize prior administrations, not just mr. obama, but others for trade deals that he considers il ill-advised, for climate control deals and so forth sum it up for us >> yeah. the president here skewering a hold of his political enemies. on china, a lot of market participants watching to see if he will give specifics the president still talking now, but so far nothing specific other than saying, as you pointed out, we're close on a trade deal something could happen and it could happen soon, the president said not providing any specific dates on that. as far as the federal reserve, the president made an explicit call here for negative interest rates saying ultimately that he is frustrated the federal reserve won't go that far. here is what he said earlier >> we are actively competing with nations who openly cut interest rates so that now many are actually gett

. >> i agree with ambassador janik just test on margie since she thinks it is good policy that the president of the united states can determine who serves as her investor. [inaudible conversation] >>> i agree with the president ability to pick and choose who the ambassadors are in there if when they are nominated voted on by the senate. [inaudible conversation] >>> the present and have hope he wants in a diplomatic position. >> that's the president's call. >> why would we do have, the president zielinski, and new demonstration in the ukraine, then have the same confidence in this ambassador and so even appropriate with all of the foreign service diplomats that we have, to put someone in with the new regime in the ukraine that can actually work on the president to have on behalf of the american people spirit >> personal attorney rudy giuliani, was a smear campaign against that why is that okay. >> the president's essay, began who he desires doing diplomatic work for the country. there's been all of this talk about the irregular channel. thing is important to the aerial channel where cynics co

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well for this i'm joined via skype by margie murphy who is a technology reporter for the daily telegraph in san francisco madame thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera a lot of aspects of the story let's start i guess with the business angle why do you think google is trying to buy fitbit for 2000000000 when arguably you could say the company is it really worth that much and fitbit is having difficulty in the market anyway right yes. just in our heart i'm not going to have paid for. it seemed to me that much then paid that much. but. that's what i actually facebook. was going to buy that remain why in the press was bought up slightly more. than our target hardware non-religion. our wearable and even my router read it like the stock. market to manufacture it but it hadn't been running its own nation are now making kind of interior line ground there and then read my google product and reach people and you kind of provided not incorrect. we were just watching there some images of the different types of fit bits and some of them really are quite reminiscent of the apple watch is

margy, this is an interesting district because peter king's district went for obama/romney, but swungrump plus nine over hillary clinton and peter king had a contested race. what do you see the decision making of king? >> obama won this district twice. so this is a district thalts are been on the map for a while as one that could be a pick up opportunity for democrats and last time around he had a strong woman candidate who had this incredible video of a mom as young kids. she talked about being a mom in hevideo and she had this very contentious debate where he got testy with her and it was the kind of race where a lot of women won. it highlighted the opportunity for progressives and democrat to make clear contrast. >> what i see in the thinking of these folks are you're go having to to raise a lot of money, run a tough race. the demographics on the ground in the trump era makes it harder to win these place and you have to defend the president all the time. like who wants it, honestly? 20 exoduses, i can understand the decision making. >> see i don't see this story what you're seeing

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they knew adam center and they trust and know imam margie and they too needed somewhere to go but didn'tant to show up unannounced, uninvited, when the invitation came in we had how many of us? >> 20 government leaders or something like that, showing up at his congregation were kind enough to indulge our need to say something and to be with them at this time. it was such an uplifting evening and that kind of thing the role that a house of worship and religious leaders can play in the community as a convene or is just absolutely invaluable. i am so glad we can look forward to doing more of that and i think you for what you have done and will do and so many let others along those lines. >> i want to say that, melissa you wrote about religious freedom remains key to human dignity and flourishing. there is a lot that religious leaders could do or leaders of a moral conscience as well.i think it important to think about those that have different worldviews and perspective in this conversation. there's a lot to take into it, education is the key. as we were speaking anywhere sharing your story

delaware, margie on the democrats line. morning, c-span. the whole point is we have a constitution.f there is a question of something was done wrongly concerning ukraine and the money held up by president trump, that is the issue. i think people should know was true?e or wasn't it that is the question and politics should be put aside because this depends on the future of how our future act.dents will remember that, americans. host: this is george, republican line. caller: i would like to know something about the whistleblower. mainly, why was he chosen. who went to him of all people and decide to make him the whistleblower? he wasn't on the phone call. him the make whistleblower because he had no knowledge of the phone call? ort is it about this fellow girl they decided he was the one who started all of this and now his lawyer he has -- january 2017 his lawyer who represents him and i would like to know who -- why this individual? why did they go to him? host: we spent some time yesterday talking about the importance of the whistleblower and whether it was important to .now his iden