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i want to bring in representative gregory meeks of new york. representative meeks, you have been listening to this. what is your reaction, first of all? >> you know, my heart is just broken, to see those nen and women who just went -- those men and women who just went to work and will never get back home and the pain of their families, and then the frustration that we have in washington, d.c. to fix this problem that we have in the united states of gun violence. it's an epidemic, and i know i am tired. i have been in congress 20 years of now, it just seems it has accelerated that event after event, we'll go back on the floor, we'll have a moment of silence, and then do nothing. >> why do you do nothing? there are people waking up to this again wondering what is congress doing by not being able to pass some sort of legislation that can protect the second amendment but they can also protect our people? >> look, i don't have an answer to that question. i think that we have some common sense gun legislation that most of america agrees, all of the p

here to discuss is democratic congressman greg meeks. great to have you here, sir.litics. it matters. it does not matter to me as much as round, havre. so because you have an important voice on the foreign affairs committee, what do you want to see here in terms of coordination with the white house, and how should this be looked at going forward? >> well, i couldn't agree more with what your initial statements were. number one, i think before there is any offensive attack or anything about going to war the president should come to congress. congress is the one that can declare war and the only one that should be able to authorize it. so i hope this president does not try to do anything as he has been doing with everything else to go around congress and come to us. >> senator rubio, he said, hey, the constitution says and even the war powers act which he then argued might not be constitutional, when the u.s. has attacked the president can respond. but isn't that about imminent threat to national security or interests, and would this qualify? >> exactly. i do not beli

as for the children they're just happy to learn from professionals and when they take meek. so when you come to me. tricks exercises. the clinic finishes with a big tournament and even if patrick's team loses at the end of the day his eyes still sparkle. i was one of the youngest on the pitch when i played i felt big. i felt like a big star on the page. it's a day that none of the $64.00 participants will quickly forget and for some of them would be the start of a soccer career. that. i know i wouldn't be surprised if one of those guys was gay and ask god for many years to come out that is if an album did everything is africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page will see you next time it's by going to. enter the conflict with this. sebastien attorney east european state of moldova have a new coalition government my guest this week is not be mature but cock fights president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now find blood for corruption is here showing the peace process freckle in. conflict so 1st. off doubli

and most of the fighters will be decrypted even jolly units like this bishop meeks brigade ok finally before you go will is out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly. tried to have beside who many eighty's there really is the dishonesty of doing. if you do the unreliably bad group indeed. on handover or they would go on every. day the need for got back to the system for the region back to karate chop given the fact that even if some of the article pretend like who does not even believe by you we want true china's border if the child i'm so not up to now we don't see is because if you've got an important man of charge politically in the. way of. ok a lot of stuff to be sorted hands them out even good senior analysts with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. the super falcons of nigeria have been africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg to get paid bonuses so talk of equal pay for women suck up to us is a distance dream for them as a women's world cup empowers chance for the super falcons to gain the much n

with the show and most of the fighters will be integrated even jolly units like this bishop meeks brigade ok finally before you go will is out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly please. do not get twisted with the 5 who demand exceeds their really does dishonesty or do a group if you do the are likely a bad group indeed. entente of it or they would want to read and there is a need for got back to the system for the region particularly china given the fact that even if some of the article pretend that they were like who does not even believe by you we pons true china's on the border if the child i'm still not up to now we don't see a significant and important men of child politically in the. way of. ok a lot has to be sorted handsome out even seeing our list with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. this is the falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg to get paid bonuses so talk of equal pay for women soccer players as is a distance dream for them as a women's world cup in powers i

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ministerial positions most of the fight those would be to great even john you need to make this bishop meeks brigade ok finally before you go out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreements quickly please. do get us through. this bill really does the designer. group it is it is very unlikely that the group will be indeed. there is a need for got. region particularly china give under fire even if some of the. would like to design easily by we almost through china border to charge. up to now we don't see a significant. presence even in ok. ok a lot still has to be sort of hands to mount sinjar lists with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. the super falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg to get paid bonuses so talk of people people women suck up to us is a distance dream for them is a women's world cup in powers it sounds for the super falcons to gain the much needed support they crave. the super falcons have undeniably been the definition of super on the pitch in africa 9 times it up but also at 9

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. >> joining us now is democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york. of the financial services committee and foreign affairs committee. good to have you here, sir. the president sounds willing to turn it over. i'm not holding my breath for that. i do want to know how far you think congress should go on this in the house, your call for this. the ways and means committee has been calling for it, calling for it, calling for it. some members of that committee told us they do believe congress should start imposing fines on not turning this over, $250,000 a day. there's the power to arrest them, jail them for denying the subpoena. do you support going that far to get the president's financial returns? >> i think we've got to continue those investigations. i think we've got to go to the courts and let the courts decide. if, in fact, we find they are again trying to avoid our subpoenas and court orders -- >> so you're saying not yet. don't fine them, don't jail them yet. >> it's happening in the court, the courts are agreeing and the american people will agree

i don't know if you got a chance to see, don, but we had greg meeks on. >> mmm-hmm. >> you know, the congressman, longtime congressman and, you know, him, the woman who is at the head of the cbc, the congressional black caucus, clyburn, who is, of course, the democratic leader in the house, they all say biden doesn't have a problem. that they know him. they know his record. it kind of shifts the onus to cory booker, who we had a great interview with last night. is he just trying to play to advantage to try to get some wattage in that race? >> okay. so here's the thing. i understood what he was saying -- >> which one? >> i understood what, well, former senator, the vice president joe biden was trying to say. i understand it. he did it inartfully, and many times in conversations we do that. i did it the other night with you when we were talking about the whole, you know, who you give a platform to and when you look back in history, who do you want -- i brought in hitler. i didn't mean to compare hitler to the president, but it was inartful. i was trying to -- trying to speak about peop

this made a difference in my life, we've heard from congressman meeks who i was on television earlier saying i was bussed to school. i do think that it was an eye opening moment for her to talk to the experience of millions of people that frankly, had not been discussed in this campaign. this is not an academic exercise for her. this is not a debate over political ideology. this is about real impact on real people and so i think it will be up to the vice president to decide if he want to say whether this is a mistake or not. >> does senator harris accept that and move on then? >> i'm sure if he says that he was wrong back then and that's what she asked for last night, i think she would be thrilled with that. and i hope this was kind of an eye opening moment. >> let me ask you also. harris raised her hand last night to the question of when asked by nbc, would you abolish private insurance in favor of a government run plan, now says that the question she was answering was about her own insurance, but we know that same question was a big moment the night before and it was clear then that

peter meekings was an assistant governor at wormwood scrubs when brady arrived.e. what is quite striking is it starts off with lord longford apologising. yes, because he forgot to bring the cigarettes for brady and that really upset brady. and so that really set the tone of the meeting. the files show staff found brady unsettling. he is one of the few men to whom i would attach the label "evil" and i found that interesting because i can remember on one occasion when i was talking to him, i felt a shudder down my spine and i felt that i was in the presence of someone who was truly evil. it was a really spooky feeling. then, long after peter meekings had left, one young prisoner made a disturbing claim that brady had had sex with him. it's difficult to imagine how that would have happened actually, because he was closely supervised. i mean, there were always two officers on duty. but then, brady was quite a cunning character. do you think it's quite shocking? yes, yeah, definitely. a few months after that, brady was moved. the files held here at the national archiv

the proper infrastructure to go it is because you cannot offer nukes up this machine for was very meek are loath presidents have promised to remedy that they've met dozens of times in recent years in the kremlin says they have good personal chemistry as well . as president she's visit to st petersburg has been in the works for a long time there would have to need when your boss china and russia support each other diplomatically against and say globalization protectionism and unilateralism this fully reflects the high level and special nature of the to come. to teach it partnership. both russia and china are permanent members of the united nations security council where they often block resolutions from western countries especially relating to syria and venezuela. but other key part of the russian chinese relationship is increasing military coordination russian t.v. news recently showed joint military exercises $3000.00 chinese soldiers joined hundreds of thousands of russian troops on maneuvers last year on the low chinese numbers a sign that the russians don't completely trust them ye

that he may always remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, and the meekness of true strength. "then, i, his father, will dare i have not vain. live each day with enthusiasm optimism. hope and honor. if you do. i am convinced that contribution to wonderful experiment we call will be greater we ever imagined. in closing me say that nothing made me proud or. as president than america's people in uniform. and decision was ever more difficult me to make than times i ordered military into action. each time i issued such an order. i reminded myself it wasn't just a faceless soldier. i was dispatching. but a child of loving parents. the partner of an adoring spouse or perhaps parents and provider. for some happy children. i reminded myself that if things should go wrong and casualties did occur it wouldn't just be a day of flag coffins coming home. would permanently be empty chairs at family tables. they can in little baseball bleachers teary explanations to young about why their daddy. wouldn't be coming home. again. so i felt then. as i feel now. america owes a spe

and then trying to soldier 2 or 3 trillion in reserves now that we were just pretty meek you know when everything could be ok that may or may not be the case. i do believe absolutely does it you see china could run out of dollars very quickly we saw a great them trying to they literally burned you more than a trillion when you're trying to defend our big just a few. years ago so we would be entering that area where. they met the rent you know we had a beauty to get some a 25 percent they're just going to let the remedy go down 10 percent by 50 percent they've already let it go down 56 percent grade where it started leaking depreciate your currency notify the tear of and if the x. were younger not only and also going to be a priest or per pound surplus and really more dollars so this is really kind of the . number might be locally right and the conundrum is that condom a is to compete i have all decided that paying people wages to bank make stuff is not the way they want to compete they want to engage in currency wars so whether it's mario draggy at the mark carney at the bank of englan

and i doa child believe the meek will inherit the earth, here is a young woman who noticed a bully. ,im the bottom of my heart feel sorry for this gentleman. host: we will get a quick response. children can see through lots of things. perhaps that's what your daughter was understanding. there is honesty and truth in children. 1994 and hiseat in death in 2012. can you briefly touch on those points? had been an nra member his entire life. 1994 because of the crime bill and it added an assault weapons ban, the nra turned against them. after himroup when and elected this steve stockman, who is now in jail. he was a week short of 90 years old. memories.ad great in his life and his study. all of the pictures of presidents and others who had been with him over the years. host: "the meanest man in congress" our discussion lessons from the watergate era. timothy mcnulty joining us from north carolina. thank you for joining us on >> c-span's washington journal live with policy issues that impact you. morning,, monday editor and chief of the hill discusses the week ahead in washington. and senio

in the scenario that we're talking about. >> thank you congressman meeks. let's start with the munitions and weapons. as cited in my testimony we have partners that are under direct threat. they're not just carrying our equities or our water, we just had an attack by the huthi on a saudi arabia civilian international airport is not just a matter of defense, the matter of posture in yemen. as you noted, the huthi's are and iran sponsor so this is just a matter of a civil war. this is addressing a greater threat. after the screens, it is ever evolving. so yes, congress was reached on the threats by date, by defense and yes, there was a constant assessment process taking place before that briefing, after that briefing, eventoday , the intelligence community with the executive branch monitors that brett or changes in posture. so it didn't necessitate the emergency declaration. and where would you on accountability. holding a partner accountable, any partner doesn't preclude us from working with a partner. if anything, the detaching ourselves from a partner, rem

so far in this debate we're about an hour of course into it it's the women who are standing out a meek local show is doing a good job. from hawaii the 1st hindu to be afforded the house of representatives has spoken very little but she's poised she gets to the point she talked about her service to the country elizabeth warren of course is the person that's heading up the polls in tonight's list of 10 candidates is putting in a solid performance cory booker has spoken quite a lot detail. from texas has been attacked by some of the candidates he looks slightly nervous in this debate and this is an essential debate for these 10 candidates they need to create the men to especially those who don't have the name recognition about people like elizabeth warren. cory booker do have expected over the next few weeks a fairly big call of these 20 candidates because after these 2 debates if they don't do well if they don't create those those moments of people will remember that their campaign finance money will dry up and they will drop away and that's what some democratic voters want they say ther

bonnet meeks was trying to cash a bad check at a market. the officer in the back of the neck. he had 17 years of experience on the force but only been on the department for 3 months. >> he was an off-duty officer. in his short time with our department he has taken our young officers under his wing. when we first met he said to me several times all i wanted to be was a police officer in do police work. >> he leaves behind a fiancÉ and two children. chicago police, hundreds of files, 70 hours a video from the jussie smollett investigation. body can video shows the former empire actor with a blurred face and white rope hanging around his neck moments after reporting a hate crime. other clips show the brothers linked the cakes in the back of a. what would you think if you are driving those two. this was on the night of the incident. jussie smollett was arrested on 16 felony counts of lying to police that they were later dropped. special prosecutor will determine if the charges could be brought against the accidents much more on that coming up.

you initialed you need money want to distribute political discussions and effects and be kendrick meekout working. as a stump when it seems. everybody . he sees you know he's on. he's on to this message to plymouth local police not. to new designs was enough. reason to continue. this issue lucy got to give it but you've gone on to do good to get up who are reduced to the. welfare who did that if we lived. to a place that they seek. david plant. your premier. good. new pilot. in the early hours of march 24th 2013 muslim silicone rebels march into bank. they have occupied the barracks in prisons and directed they camps their. militia leader to torture has made himself president and set up his headquarters in the city's 5 star hotel. his bodyguards come in the empty swimming pool. the rebel leader has promised his foot soldiers he will bring electricity to their remote villages in the hinterland. and so the men repair every socket and light switch out of the walls in the belief they are the source of electricity and light . a multinational peacekeeping force brings about a deceptive. pres

meeks. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. secretary, when , one thing that i think that all members of congress to agree upon, that iran is a bad actor. and iran has done things, and continues to do things, that threatens the region. one thing i think some members also know, maybe not everyone articulates it, saudi arabia also does not have clean hands. and they, too. at times, malign the region. and they , too, -- when i think about my hobby is him, that is a threat to us. when i think about who were in those planes that come from new york. that destroyed the world trade center. they were saudi arabian. when i think about the tragedy that continues to take place in yemen, and of the killing of -- people, in that regards, i believe it is our responsibility to also hold them in check. i think that it is important that when you see the killing of an american columnist, that we should say something and do something in that regards. now, it seems to me, that the administration realizes that also. because the administration, i jus

now, the house foreign affairs committee, chaired by ranking member greg meeks will look into this nexty will talk about way forward with this. they want to make decisions. this goes right back to the mueller investigation. if the president meant it or not, it does not bode well for him. this is a very serious situation. >> everybody stand by. there's more news we're following. president trump compared her to jackie o. cnn is taking a closer look at the first lady. weigh you down.your lonr new infallible fresh wear foundation by l'oreal. with up to 24 hr wear. now, get longwear coverage from our most lightweight, breathable formula. for makeup that won't weigh you down. defies sweat and transfer. stays fresh. feels light. all day to night. in 30 natural, matte shades. new infallible fresh wear foundation by l'oreal. because you're worth it. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with

you had john lewis today, you've had clyburn, you've had greg meeks was on the show last night, seniort with biden. he's got to think about what he says. those are the old-timers though. the young guns are saying you don't know how to talk, biden. you talk about stuff we don't want to talk about that way anymore. you're not with it. how big a deal to you? >> i don't think it's a big deal at all. we're so far out from the election day or even the nomination of a democrat. but right now he's way at the top of the polls and this is par for the course. this is what they do. try to take down the leader. and they'll be doing that until it gets a little even and then they go after it. it's unfortunate because we got a real cancer over there in the white house and we got to stick together and not knock each other down over this stuff. i know this is part of what you do in the leadup to a nomination, but it's unfortunate. i don't think this is going to play at all. >> why biden is the best choice for you? >> for me, we have been destabilized. we have the single-worse president that has ever bee

it's about as meek as possible in terms of what it's asking for from the electricity sector.so whereas the obama clean power plan would have cut co2 emissions almost 20% below what the market would do anyway, the trump proposal proposes to do less than 1% cutting co2 emissions. so you can see that they're really trying to accomplish about as little as they can with this reversal. >> could this policy actually increase greenhouse gas emissions? >> yeah, it's interesting you ask that because even using the projections that the trump administration itself is making, it's actually possible that this will wind up increasing greenhouse gas emissions, and the reason that could happen is that they're pairing their proposal with another policy, which they're going to finalize a little bit later, and that will allow coal plants, the oldest, dirtiest coal fired power plants in the country to actually extend their lives and to upgrade -- to update so that they can run more and run longer without putting pollution controls on. so if you think about that and if you think about actually ext

philadelphia, a lot of things come to mind, rocky, cheesesteaks, pre-bel air fresh prince, kevin hart and meek cooper, eagles fans hatred of santa. eagles fans love of battery, and gritty. go on with your gritty self. what's less known is the high rate of lead and other toxic materials throughout the city. there's probably some people in philly that aren't like that happy about you calling a police toxic city. >> people hate us. i mean -- >> today i'm with two pulitzer prize winning reporters. they're like the kagny and lacey of investigative reporting. that reference is old for even cnn's audience. let's go really young. they're like the abby and alana. the point is they're friends, they're women, and they're bad asses. they're the masterminds behind the toxic investigative series. they spent three years collecting samples, testing findings and interviewing residents. they find out how the city's past created to the conditions of the poisoning of over 2,700 kids a year. >> what we found was the kids in philadelphia are actually exposed to hazardous amounts of lead at much higher rates than in

you had john lewis today, you've had clyburn, you've had greg meeks was on the show last night, seniory i'm all right with biden. he's got to think about what he says but we also have to look at what he does. those are the old-timers though. the young guns are saying you don't know how to talk, biden. you talk about stuff we don't want to talk about that way anymore. you're not with it. how big a deal to you? >> i don't think it's a big deal at all. we're so far out from the election day or even the nomination of a democrat. but right now he's way at the top of the polls and this is par for the course. this is what they do. try to take down the leader. and they'll be doing that until it gets a little even and then they go after it. it's unfortunate because we got a real cancer over there in the white house and we got to stick together and not knock each other down over this stuff. i know this is part of what you do in the leadup to a nomination, but it's unfortunate. i don't think this is going to play at all. >> why biden is the best choice for you? >> for me, we have been destabilize

china madominate this century iike meek dominated the last. do you think youl change china or china will change you? >> i think we are fueling an international alliance despite the height of authoritarian rule of china. we are not alone.e a big enmy is coming. >> reporter: who is the big enemy? >> china trying to free capitalism withoh auttarian rule with the latest a.i. >> woodruff: that report from pendentei, of in television news. so what is motivating the demonstrators in hong ng? and what do the actions of hong kong's chief administrator say about beijing's motivations? nick schifrin has more. >> reporter: judy, for months hong kong residents have been demonstrating in large numbersth agains extradition law, but the estimated two million demonstrators for sunday's march was unprecedentein recent memory. to talk about that, i'm joined by lee cheuk yan, a former member of the legislative council of hong kong, and co- founder of the labor party. give us a sense, how momentous ha these protests been? >> this time two-million people march, it

. >> congressman gregory meeks, thank you so much. >> thank you.getting word that president trump is speaking before his g20 trip. we'll bring you that tape soon from his departure. >>> also, police respond to a heartbreaking scene in the woods of georgia. >> oh, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> a newborn infant abandoned and tied inside a plastic bag. i'll speak to the deputy who saved her life. bile. get unlimited data and texting in over 210 countries and destinations. and here's another reason to join. bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. new crest gum and sensitivity. and then i jump on the trampoline ahh brain freeze! no, it's my teeth. your teeth hurt? sensitivity. i should see my dentist. my teeth have been really sensitive lately. well 80% of sensitivity starts at the gum line, so treat sensitivity at the source. new crest gum and sensitivity starts treating sensitivity immediately, at the gum line, for relief within days and wraps your teeth in sensitivity protection. ohh your teeth? n

they are the meekest among us, and we will be judged based on how we treat the meek among us. >> therunning for president all had to jet back to d.c. for a rare batch of friday votes, but most of the top tier does plan to head to the first in the nation caucus state, iowa, within the next couple days. harris? >> harris: real quickly, i know some of the candidates are down but that detention center in texas. actually, they are in florida visiting one today. are we getting any news out of that? >> it's a lot of calls to essentially end partnerships, government partnerships, with facilities like this one where they are accusing people of having bad motives in the operations. so all those candidates came after last night to say they think this facility needs to be shut down. not a lot of guidance about what exactly we would do with these children, particularly the ones that do not have family here to be reunited with, but it's just about closing it down. >> harris: okay. peter doocy, thank you very much. thanks for filling in some of the notes on that. ed rendell, former chairman of the

paul, thanks a lot for your time this morning, paul meeks. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we havehe defense mega deal of the morning, utx and raytheon announcing a merger. two analysts join us with their thoughts on what this means for the stock and for the industry but as you can see, both those stocks indicated up this morning. utx up by about 4.4%, raytheon up by 2.8%. >>> and then later, facebook's former chief privacy officer chris kelly. we'll get his thoughts on what might happen to big technology now that the doj and the ftc are turning up their scrutiny. he also represented netscape in the antitrust lawsuit against microsoft back in 2001 stay tuned, everybody. you arwahi "ua b" right here on cnbc ♪ we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds

if they're going to act -- they did hint they may lower rates in one of their next meeks, sow why wait> you've been about six, make seven people that want to disagree with you. josh, get. >> i don't know that i disagree. i would love to hear your take on this. so you think the fed is holding back and should have moved today. during 2016, the current president, then candidate, was screaming about the fid keeping rates too low, using them for politi politic politics. >> and, quite frankly, i know about all the claims about how great the economy is, but gdp at 2% i think it was about the same then, too. what's the justification now, if it would have been political and manipulation during the campaign >> i think that's a fair point i think then-candidate trump was wrong two years ago. they were not keeping rates too low, and they are keeping rates -- i mean, they were keeping rates too low back then, and they're keeping them too low right now. you're right they're projecting 2.1% growth that's nothing we think we can have 3% to 4% growth with now inflation whatsoever, and the fed doesn't b

and i doa child believe the meek will inherit the earth, here is a young woman who noticed a bully. , my heart feel sorry for this gentleman. host: we will get a quick response. children can see through lots of things. perhaps that's what your daughter was understanding. there is honesty and truth in children. 1994 and hiseat in death in 2012. can you briefly touch on those points? had been an nra member his entire life. 1994 because of the crime bill and it added an assault weapons ban, the nra turned against them. after himroup when and elected this steve stockman, who is now in jail. he was a week short of 90 years old. memories.ad great in his life and his study. all of the pictures of presidents and others who had been with him over the years. host: "the meanest man in congress" our discussion lessons from the watergate era. timothy mcnulty joining us from north carolina. thank you for joining us on c-span. we appreciate it. guest: thank you very much. host: we are back tomorrow morning. congress is back after the recess. friend of thea network. later, the brookings institution w

i don't know if you got a chance to see, don, but we had greg meeks on. >> mmm-hmm. >> you know, the congressman, longtime congressman and, you know, him, the woman who is at the head of the cbc, the congressional black caucus, clyburn, who is, of course, the democratic leader in the house, they all say biden doesn't have a problem. that they know him. they know his record. it kind of shifts the onus to cory booker, who we had a great interview with last night. is he just trying to play to advantage to try to get some wattage in that race? >> okay. so here's the thing. i understood what he was saying -- >> which one? >> i understood what, well, former senator, the vice president joe biden was trying to say. i understand it. he did it inartfully, and many times in conversations we do that. i did it the other night with you when we were talking about the whole, you know, who you give a platform to and when you look back in history, who do you want -- i brought in hitler. i didn't mean to compare hitler to the president, but it was inartful. i was trying to -- trying to speak about peop