joining us tonight, congressman mark green of tennessee. of he's president of the incoming republican freshman class. he's a doctor, former businessman, an iraq and afghanistan war veteran. good to have you with us, congressman. >> thanks, lou. lou: or do you prefer doctor? >> congressman's fine, or mark will do nicely. rah. [laughter] lou: i'll stick with congressman, thank you very much. >> okay. lou: let's turn to the party's standing, as senator graham said, firm with the president. frankly, i've seen some wobbling, but i haven't seen anyone defect from the president. your perspective. >> my perspective is we're standing together with the president. i mean, it really is a crisis at the southern border. when "the washington post" says it's a crisis, it's a crisis. so the republicans are standing firm with the president. lou: and when we look at just one statistic, 72,000 overdoses, fatalities in this country in 2017 -- we don't yet have the numbers for 2018 -- to hear democrats say there is no crisis at our southern border, as if they do

joining us tonight, congressman mark greene of tennessee.he incoming freshman class. he's a doctor, former businessman, iraq and afghanistan war veteran. good ff yo to have you with us r congressman or do you prefer doctor? >> congressman is fine or mark will do nicely. lou: i'll stick with congressman. thank you very much. let's turn to the party's standing as senator graham said firm with the president. frankly i've seen some wobbling but i haven't seen anyone defect from the president yo. your perspective? >> my perspective is that we're standing together with the president. it's a crisis at the southern border. when the "washington post" says it's a crisis, it's a crisis. the republicans are standing firm with the president. lou: and when we look at just one statistic, 72,000 overdoses, fatalitiefatalities in this coun 2017, we don't yet have the numbers for 2018, to hear democrats say there is no crisis at our owr southern border as in they don't understand the majority of methamphetamines, heroin, cocaine all coming across that border

congressman mark green first came to national attention as president trump's nominee to be u.s. army secretary. he would prove his name from consideration after his nomination drew criticism for statements he had made about transgender people and muslims. pointa west judge -- west he spent time in both afghanistan and iraq taking part in the mission that captured saddam hussein. militaryiring from the he cofounded a company that provides staff for hospital emergency room's. he was also elected to two terms in the state senate. he also owns and operates a farm that has been in his family for a generations. early in the 2000's was tennessee's commissioner that culture. south carolina also has two new members of the house. republican william timmons in the statears senate before joining congress. he owns two fitness companies and operates a law firm in the greenville area. joe cunningham is the first democrat since 1981 to represent the charleston-based first district. lifearted his professional as an engineer working on newtime congress -- congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-

mark green, what an honor. look how many people showed up for the swearing-in for dr.ark green, family and friends all there for his ceremonial swearing-in with the speaker of the house and anthony gonzalez, just finished our first day and wanting to express my deepest gratitude to the voters of ohio 16 for this awesome opportunity to serve on your behalf. thank you to everyone who came out today in support. alexandria ocasio-cortez. honor all right to the women who came before me. i would not be here if it was not for the mothers of the movement and there she is for the swearing-in with the speaker, nancy pelosi. she also voted yes for nancy pelosi to become the next speaker and she tweeted out this, over 200 members voted for nancy pelosi today yet the gop only booed one, me. it don't hate me because you ain't me, fellas. o-cortez votingi for nancy pelosi and there were audible groans from the republican side. caller: how are you doing today? host: good. caller: i grew up in detroit, michigan in the 1960's and 1970's and we were the greatest civilization known to man

eric: congressman mark green, republican from tennessee. welcome.aker pelosi and senator schumer both say as well as other democrats, you know the president has the power to do that. then we'll sit down and negotiate. what is wrong with that stance? >> the president has multiple offers to the left and they just are and expect to them. they won't sit down at the table. what proof does he have that they'll even talk at the government has opened up again. it's time for them to come to the table now. he's made another move, another offer and they walked away before the details of the plan. it's pretty disingenuous for them to say were holding the government hostage. he's coming to the table. they're not. eric: do think it could also be the other way around that with that and they are singing deal with the government shutdown now and then we'll negotiate later out of the future and you think there is no chance of being disingenuous about that. >> there's no evidence they want to negotiate at all. every time they walk away. >> is not sitting down. they sa

mark green. glad that you're here. glad you're serving here in the body. being a former service member from the army, who is part of the elite unit that helped capture saddam hussein, you know a little bit about security. so, appreciate you sharing your thoughts on where we're at tonight. thank you. mr. green: thank you. thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to thank my distinguished colleague from missouri for putting this special order together, highlighting the need for border security. and to put, most importantly, to put our american citizens first. we can spend our time debating what a physical barrier should consist of, but let's make one thing clear. whether it's in the form of a wall or a fence or some barrier, combined with 21st century surveillance technology and increased border patrol agents, a barrier is an effective defense against entry by criminals, gang members, drug smugglers and, yes, even terrorists. my colleagues across the aisle are now arguing that physical barriers are ineffective. some have seed even said they're immoral -- have even

lou is back tomorrow and speaking with congressman mark green and matt gates. reminder full coverage and analysis of president trump address to the nation continues here at fbn throughout the nig night. again, right here on foxbusiness network. another programming note, my shows "bulls & bears" there's 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on fbn. thank you for joining us. good night. trish: breaking right now, after nearly two years in office the president will deliver his very first primetime address to our nation live from the oval office. president will address the growing crisis at our border and some speculate he may even declare a national emergency. would that enable him to build the wall? the price of gas were seen on this program witnessing together every single night at our southern border. democrats still view this immigration crisis as they can use. >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president and it is a problem of his o

we sat down with elissa slotkin who served three tours in iraq with the cia and republican mark green who was on the special ops team that captured saddam hussein.and they are our power players of the week. welcome to. >> delighted to be here, thanks chris. >>chris: you both talk about trying to get things done. trying to compromise to break the gridlock in washington. be specific. let me start with you, come with one tranny. how? back perfect - - >> perfect example is the government shutdown. both sides say they believe in for the security. start having a real negotiation about border security, border forces, what technology at the board with a fencing if we need in some areas but it doesn't just have to be a wall that's the essence of a negotiation. i think we can start now if people care about getting something done. >>chris: you're talking about the issues. i guess i'm talking more about attitude. there are problems that people have known about possible deals, possible solutions for a long time but it never get done. why not? >> i think what we as a class, the freshman class bring

is he going to consolidate his power and make moves to hand off power to on mark green? that's a very difficult question to answer. there are a lot of coalition dynamics within the coalition that are tricky. he has to focus on that. whether he's prepared to hand off the rains is a question that completely divides malaysia scholars. i do not know how to predict that one. it's something to really watch this year. >> the front. second row. over there. bill? question for chris. what we mean vague by a leader having the best year ever. the meeting you referred to on monday was a rather extraordinary one. what's the issue? managing risk that the party perceives on the economy and mismanagement of the relations, isn't that a big risk? >> it's a huge risk. the most striking feature of his under the overall umbrella of the three tough battles that they identified last year, he's expanded dramatically the third tough battle. previously, it was restricted to financial risk. now it's smt risk. external environment risk. party building risk. there's a lot of risk. there's a correspon

republican mark green of tennessee will journey.presidential candidate kamala harris packing medicare for all and single-payer health care, and to end private insurance as we know it. i will talk about whether those ideas are realistic with congressman and dr. green. and who pays for it all, anyway? will voters go through it? plus, windchill could hit 60 below zero is a polar vortex grips the midwest. more than 60% of the country will be below freezing. a live report from chicago on the dangerously bone chilling weather. top of the hour, on "overtime." >> don't help the electron, you egotistical billionaire leap! go back to getting ratios on twitter! go back to davos with the other billionaire elites who think they know how to run the world! that's not what democracy needs! >> melissa: former starbucks ceo howard schultz heckled medicine to a book event in new york on monday, the day after announcing that he is awaiting a white house run as an independent. on the same day fellow billionaire, michael bloomberg, who is considering run

i had on representative mark green, who ran a medical company, and was special ops flight surgeon forany years in the military. he has seen a lot, done a lot. he said was going to happen is you are going to see a squeeze like never before on the middle class. because the eight or so plans that are out there right now, that would utilize medicare, only three or four of them have to do with keeping our private ability to go to the dark we want her to keep her doctor. the rest really have everybody on more of a single-payer type public situation pretty so the problem with that as of the people who are they haves it would have a lot more in the scenario. it widens the distance between the rich, the very wealthy, and the very poor. the middle class just basically gets nothing left but bigger bills, because the rich are always going to have what they want on their doctors. because they will go private pay what they want. everybody else is on the public dole, and have those long lines. this is represented of greens experience pizza but he has run a company and looks on how you bill and all t

alyssa slotkin of michigan who served three tours in iraq with the cia and with republican mark greenessee, who was on the special ops team that captured saddam hussein. and they are our "power players of the week" ." welcome to "fox news sunday." >> delighted to be here. >> thanks for having us. >> chris: you both talk about trying to get things done, trying to compromise, to break the gridlock in washington. be specific. let me start with you, congresswoman, how? >> sure, the perfect example is the government shutdown. we have the basis of a deal, both sides are saying they care about border security. they believe in national security. start having a real negotiation about border security, border forces, more technology at the border, sensing if we needed in some areas. it doesn't just have to be a wall, that's the essence of a negotiation. i think we can start now. if people really about getting something done. >> chris: talking about the issues, i guess i'm talking more about attitude. there are problems there and people have known about possible deals, possible solutions for a lo

again, as i mentioned in july, at the request of the vice president, i joined mark green and ambassador at large brownback, former governor of kansas. we went to iraq together and we were responding to reports that our initial effort to help the religious minority communities were not having the intended effect. and when we stepped into the dusty alleyways and streets and villages and camps, we gained firsthand knowledge of the broken conditions there. our trip included intense discussions with iraqi religious leaders, displaced children, u.n. personnel, as well as our military leadership . despite the situation's fragility, there is certain progress being made, including courageous acts of he can minutecal alliance and reliance a lot with faith-based entities. my firsthand observation was this -- the situation in iraq can be summarized in three words -- possibility, urgency and security. multiple levels of challenge remain. security is weak, and the prospect of permanent refugee camps is real. if iraq loses its minority communities, the hope for a healthy pluralism in the region would

congressman mark green first came to national attention as president trump's nominee to be u.s. army secretary. he withdrew his name from consideration after his nomination drew criticism for statements he had made about transgender people and muslims. the congressman is a west point graduate who served 20 years in the u.s. army, first as an infantry officer, and later as a military doctor. he spent time in both afghanistan and iraq, taking part in the mission that captured saddam hussein. after retiring from the military, representative green co founded a company that provides staff for hospital emergency rooms. he was also elected to two terms in the state senate. representative john rose helped start an i.t. training company after law school and later became owner and president of another one. he also owns and operates a farm that has been in his family for eight generations. early in the 2,0000s, he was tennessee's commissioner of agriculture. south carolina also has two new members of the house. republican william timmons served two years in the state senate before joining

host: that is representative elect mark green of tennessee.e will be sworn in along with the other new members of congress later on this afternoon. we are taking your thoughts on the washington journal on what congress should work on first when they swear in and when they begin this legislative session. michael in kansas city, a democrat. what do you think? caller: good morning. i have another option for the border wall that trump and the publicans are squalling about. why don't they take the money they confiscated from drug money down at the border and put it towards the border wall along the -- people and the big businesses in this country? maybe they can contribute back to this country. i would love to see the new congress start an impeachment for trump, pants and bring kavanaugh back in to have a real hearing with real congressional people. that is my thoughts on it all. i appreciate it. host: donald in south carolina, independent. what is on your to do list? caller: good morning. i think the top of the list should be term limits. one call

joining us now is tennessee congressman and house oversight committee member, mark green.ittee that you're on. >> thanks for having me on the show. you're not taking very objective people to be on government oversight. that's for sure. one of the members have said let's impeach and you know the rest of the quote. so it's going to be very interesting. stuart: do they have power to affect our economy? >> they are absolutely going to tie you appear the investigations happening, the committee is going to be tied up and it's not doing stuff that it should be doing and that is looking into being transparent with the operations of government. whether that impacts the economy i doubt it. but we'll have lots of investigations and the oversight committee. stuart: the shutdown in day 33. you have examples of how republicans than the president have in the past come across the aisle, across the line. tell me. >> even when the schumer shutdown happen, we reached 700,000 in later the democrats wouldn't do anything then. we came back with 1.8 million. democrats did nothing then. senator c

for more let's bring in congressman mark green.committees. thank you for your time this morning. help us out. good to have you. where does this all go? >> well, we're fighting very hard to get the speaker to sit down at the table with the president. here again today with the state of the union the president makes another good faith effort to try to reach some kind of consensus. we know the bills in the senate aren't going to work. we've got to get these people the leadership to the table and get them negotiating and working. >> sandra: how do you do that? >> you know, we are i think as freshmen coming together to put our pressure on the leadership on both sides of the aisle working together to sort of leverage the new folks but i think i just heard nancy pelosi say talking about ms-13 and the threat they are and need to open government. if they're the threat let's put $5.7 billion on border security and get this deal done. i don't understand why she continues to say two different things. speaking out of both sides of her mouth. it

one more from mark green, the president has shown he is willing to negotiate and set up a concrete walle offered a metal wall that would be just as effective. it seems democrats don't want a deal, they want to resist. asking what a deal would be that you could support. thank you for waiting. caller: thank you. first time caller. i think the one thing that is missing in order to get the democrats through the negotiating table would be that the trump administration gives guarantees. every time i bought a big ticket item such as a house or car or tv, i would want a warranty based on the things they were trying to sell me. if the trump administration says this is what the wall is going to do and we will put that in a guaranteed form such as if it we will allowire, nextemocrats to select the justice,, court appointee. that is my comment. host: how long would you be willing to give the wall, if it were built -- the time to do that promise? how long would you be willing to wait for this guaranty to come through? beler: i think that would part of what the negotiations -- no more than 10 target

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mark. the nasdaq ended in the green. a resilient u.s. comon economy. global sales fueling the blue chips index. it was the best january in 30 years for the dow. we are in the thick of tech earnings. weak sales guidance on amazon but the numbers came in really strong. amazon is still talking about buying that property in queens, new york for its campus. deirdre bolton has the latest. $73 billion in sales for amazon. that's a big number. >> that's a 20% increase. if you compare the fourth quarter versus last year. if you look at the earnings number you will see $6.04 per share. that's better than 150%. there was a tax breakout. but bottom line, they beat on the top line and bottom line. the guidance, that's why we are seeing the stock move low. that's because the guidance was a little light. but that's more about a currency translation more than it is amazon actually losing some sort of competitive footing. one thing i want to highlight. we heard from microsoft. microsoft cloud computing business is still growing. it hasn't caught up to amazon. but amazo

hardliner another takes off this is the new president his election marks a radical shift to the price after decades of centrists through green and gay campaigners in particular worry about the impacts of his policies. coming off although it is in germany say that a man who round a car into a new year crowd intended to kill foreigners are the latest from our reporting in the western city of port called. stanbury when no probe has gone before nasa says a spacecraft has flown past the most distant celestial body ever savita. time had a home free glad you could join us brazil has just sworn in its new president jab also not oh well the former army captain was inaugurated at the ceremony in the capital brasilia he's brazil's first far right leader since a military dictatorship ended thirty years ago well both sonora supporters hope he can revive the economy and bring safety to the streets but critics claim he's a threat to democracy. share both scenarios soaking up his moment in the spotlight on the cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress where he was sworn into office. do you know so we want to. brazil back on

hardliners both on our wrists warning as the new president he's election marks a radical shift to the right off the decades of centrist rule green day campaign is in particular worry about the impact of his policy. also on the program with or he's in germany say a man who drowned a car into a new york crowd intended to kill foreigners who get the latest from a reporter in the western city of port told. them to carry when no probe has gone before nasa says the spacecraft has flown past the most distant celestial body ever study. i'm going to haul free glad you could join me brazil has just a sworn in a new president jabil sonata the former army captain was inaugurated in front of congress the ceremony in the capital brasilia he is the country's first fall right president since the military dictatorship and thirty years ago or so not a husband to revive brazil's sinking economy and crack down on crime but his offensive remarks about minorities and women have alarmed many who feel that he is a threat to democracy i. with us he joins us now from brazil's biggest city sao paolo some boss or not has just been speaking tell us what he

exclusively or almost exclusively in other people's companies and projects, or will you do green field work of your own? mark of infrastructure , the greenfield conversation generally comes up. we tend to do green field when we have an existing business and there is an extension. we will work with our existing management team that we know really well. we will work in the context of the regulatory and competitive environment that we know very well. if there is on extension, then we will work with them on that. that is generally how we work with things. in terms of us starting up a greenfield company, that's not really our cause. we are capital deployers. deploy capital and invest, but we are not a startup. >> how do you see the asset mix shifting overtime? right now you are approximately 40% public equity, 20% private 11%ty, 13% real estate, bonds. where is that going in the future? mark: over the next few years we are going to gradually decrease in little bit the public equity component. private equity will probably stay approximately the same in percentage terms, and real assets and credit are going to incr

this area is marked in green because the cloud has pushed in with outbreaks of rain which is turning the second half of the day that his reign pushes into north—west england into the pennines and peak district, a brief covering of snow possible. much of eastern england will be dry with hazy sunshine possible. chile in the east, milder in the west, up to nine or ten but outbreaks of rain across parts of wales and south—west england. tonight, a messy weather picture, scattered amounts of rain, sleet, hail snow, picture, scattered amounts of rain, sleet, hailsnow, pushing north and east. nothing really amounting to too much, but the odd heavy burst possible around southern counties, where temperatures will stay at five or six. elsewhere, not where temperatures will stay at five orsix. elsewhere, not as where temperatures will stay at five or six. elsewhere, not as cold as last night, the greatest chance of a frost in parts of northern england and scotland but even here, not as low as last night. frost free to start saturday, cloudy and england, wales and northern ireland, any lengthy bu

green. >>> happy new year, and hello, 2019. millions marked the start of new year.mid heavy security, thousands watched a spectacular eight-minute fireworks show over the las vegas strip. in dallas, fireworks lit up the night sky over reunion tower. farther afield in brazil, more than two million people partied on cocacabana beach in rio de janeiro, some 16 tons of fireworks were used there. and in south africa, more than 100,000 people watched fireworks along the waterfront in cape town to usher in 2019. here in new york, a sea of people filled times square despite some miserable wet weather. the heavy rain forced police to scrap plans to fly a drone overhead to help keep watch.as. ♪ >> reporter: a sea of confetti rained down on soggy revelers in times square as 2018 made way for 2019. >> the ball was amazing. the lights, the sound, the people, the camaraderie, it was amazing. >> reporter: crowds waited for hours in drenching rain to see the giant crystal ball drop, ushering in the new year. they weren't disappointed. >> it was surreal. it was so fun. it was everyt

on this green a chinese flag marks the spot where it came down. the whole process went as expected the result was pretty precise we're right on target. that target is the craggy eight can base a near the moon south pole there's no direct line of communication with chang a when it's on the far side. in advance of the mission china launched a relay station into orbit around the moon to enable in direct contact between the probe and base. state media have hailed the mission as a huge success china aims to become a major space power by twenty thirty and land a human on the moon around that time. i think this is a milestone humans have never been there but our probe has this is trailblazing in itself. the rover will make astronomical observations and investigate the structure and composition of the terrain it should also yield data concerning the origin of stars and the evolution of nebulized. by the way the far side of the moon isn't always bathed in darkness the moon rotates on its own axis at about the same speed as it orbits the earth so we just ne

green. arcus spencer up -- marks & spencer is up, they say that their christmas be came in line with estimatesfallen in 19% in december. nestlÉ, associated is up as well, the current owner of primark. so really, some solid retail gains. to the downside, though, we will likely see apple suppliers like we saw in asia, after apple file 8%. less right, ams done more than 11%. asm down more than 3%. , not even just suppliers, but across the entire tech space. these companies will feel the pressure today after the news we heard from apple about cutting their demand. and seeing the weakness in china. matt: anne-marie, thank you very much. that was annmarie hordern looking at the winners and losers of the european market. opening lower, dragged down by tech companies after apple. cut its sales outlook joining us now is alice webb who writes .bout tech for bloomberg opinion, and a multi-asset strategist at hsbc. i would like to kick it off with you. what is the significance here for apple slashing its forecast? deal.is undeniably a big the first time they have got a forecast since 2003 when they were s

hardliners are not always warning the new president tazer election marks a radical shift to the right to decades of centrist rule greening day campaign is in particular worry about the impact of his policies. also on the program in germany say a man who rammed a car into a new vehicle crowd intended to kill foreigners will get the latest from a long haul tour in the west in that city.

yeah both are not always sworn in as the new president tazer election marks a radical shift to the wrong decades of centrist rule greening day campaigners in particular worry about the impact of his policies. also on the program local issues in germany say a man who ran the car into a new be a crowd intended to kill foreigners or get the latest from a long haul tour in the west in the city. go in when no probe has gone before nasa says a spacecraft has flown pulse the most distant celestial body ever studied. and of revelers around the world bringing in twenty nine teams from violent evacuee there's been a music dancing and of course some spectacular car what it's like. to. find a home for glad you could join me brazil has just sworn in its new president jebel sonora the former all me captain who was inaugurated in front of congress at a ceremony in the capital brasilia is the country's first far right president since the military dictatorship. it ended three years ago as an auto has vowed to revive brazil's shrinking economy and crack down on crime but his offensive remarks about minorities and women have alarmed many w

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lauren: steve green in asia as well, honk -- sea of green in asia as well. cheryl: mark zuckerberg is defending facebook again. it's where he's defending the company has got many scratching their heads. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. lauren: 5:01 in new york on friday, january 25th. good morning to you. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i am cheryl casone. mark zuckerberg making changes to his way of communicating and many are saying he's got a motive. lauren: he's got a motive and he also admitted we have a lot of data and we're fine with it. let's get to the shutdown first. this is day 3 a 5. congressional leaders scrambling to hold talks to end the shutdown. president trump is suggested a prorated down payment on a border wall, that could be sufficient to open the government back up and make a deal. cheryl: the phrase we're hearing, down payment, ed lawrence is in washington. he's got the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning. movement out of the senate after two votes that could have ended the government shutdown failed. one was a republican pl

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first, more on the marks they're a little warmer. we are seeing greenthe screen today stock futures indicating that the dow is going to open up about 84 points right now. s&p and nasdaq futures are also higher right now well, the dow in your money in the markets could certainly help today by apple apple's numbers want as bad as some fear. the first quarter profit and revenue was largely in line with forecasts that, of course, this comes after it slashed its sales outlook earlier this this month. iphone revenue did drop 15%. the rest of apple's businesses, the watches, the macs, ipad says, the services rose 19%. that iphone drop was largely due to china apple expects the slide in sales to continue in the short-term. ceo tim cook remains confident that the future is still bright for the iphone let's talk more more about the quarter and what is ahead for apple with david garritiy. chief market strategist. we appreciate you joining us what stuck out to you about apple's quarter and apple's guidance >> well, what stuck out to me was certainly the weakness th

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mark democrat groups. fox news contributor former candidate dnc chair, emma greene and james dotson family institute jana ellisboth tonight, good to have you with us, high shannon, thank you shannon, the president spoke from the white house the march for life group and hear the vice president said he was there in person with the second lady. the conviction of the leaders that you helped elect every level from state houses to the congress to the white house, and i've got to tell you, from my part, i could not be more proud to serve as vice president to the most pro-life president in american history. [applause] >> president donald trump. >> shannon: tonight come another dinner with a group they are, but jana come a lot of people not happy that this turned out to be the most pro-life president in history? it's certainly as we are headed to the 36th anniversary roe vs. wade and 7 out of 10 americans support the protections that were given and that decision, it is a very clear sign that we are and pro-choice country. and much bigger than the supreme court decision. it is a promise to women, two families that no on

green. >>> meanwhile mark zuckerberg's end of year facebook message getting a lot of backlash.he wrote. i'm proud of progress we made in 2018 and grateful. we systematically shift ad large portion of our company working to on preventing harm. i want to bring in vivek wadhwa. what are your thoughts on this? little too much patting himself on the back here? >> yeah, charles, if you look what happened in 2018, mark zuckerberg went from being perceived as a hero to being a villain. he literally has become a villain. employees are ashamed of working at facebook. in silicon valley where i am, facebook is no longer respected. it is considered to be evil like philip morris cigarettes. it is equated to that now. worldwide it has been condemned for what it allowed in myanmar and burma. the united nations accused it of facilitating genocide. many, many people lost their lives because of facebook's products. so he is saying he is proud of that? something is seriously wrong here, my friend. something is seriously wrong here. charles: i think that worries a lot of people who believe they sti

i'm lauren greene and him back to life, liberty and levine. mark president of the united states i think he was set up from day one before he was president. >> i agree. mark: even as a candidate they were focused on him. the evidence is abundantly clear and i don't much care what the mueller report has to say. there needs to be another report. on what took place when president trump was candidate trump. and when president trump was president elect trump and shortly after he became president trump. there is a stream of factual information that the media essentially rejects but facts are facts that demonstrate the obama administration at the highest levels of the fbi and we not even gotten into intelligent agencies like lieutenant general fill in and we had a rushed in and last year of the obama administration has never seen before in american history and he told them not to pursue we have the hillary clinton campaign later this week information that five or six surrogates of the clinton campaign are pushing this dossier into the fbi and among others

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