i visited a house in the allen tasia region of portugal designed by star architect manual irish mike taylor and this is no ordinary home as it's made up of several units some of which do not have a roof that was done on purpose and not because the builder ran out of money or we meet up now with the owner or to hear about the concept behind his summer residence . here. at first glance this house may look unfinished but that scene tension here the idea of space is redefined unlike most homes where all the rooms are under one roof this house was built in units parts of which are without a roof. i'm. in my native land there's a. this is clones vacation. evelyn have decorated with pieces they found locally they bought the land in two thousand and twelve and. completed three years later. when the house was built to be opened to nature open to view. and on the trees and to be the same time to get over we are here in the main living room and as you can see you have huge windows so we can enjoy being outside and inside we've got a problem since we want to have be independent from friends of our frie

and ohio general mike dewine against mary taylor. there are no statewide races. >>> tightening a zero tolerance policy on illegal border crosses in the southwest. the result could mean criminal convictions for those found to have valid asylum claims and separating more parents from their children at the border. attorney general jeff sessions saying anyone crossing unlawf unlawfully will be prosecuted. >> we don't want to separate families, but we don't want families to come to the border illegally. an attempt to enter the country improperly. we urge them not to do so. not to come themselves illegally and worse to bring their children with them or some other children. >> critics say the policy could overwhelm the immigration courts and detention space. homeland security shows illegal crossings have plunged and in line with seasonal trends. >>> the white house appears to suffer from confirmation fatigue and scott pruitt may be the big beneficial for now. multiple white house officials tell cnn pruitt still has his job because the admin

there republicans melissa attkisson, mike givens, dan kiley, jim renacci, looking to unseat democratic senator sherrod brown. ainsley: the battle coming down to mary taylorodd piro has been talking all morning long in that area, jc's restaurant in burton, ohio. he joins us right now. hey, todd. >> good morning ainsley, steve, brian, as you know elections are local but issue are national. they impact all of us. we're speaking to voters about the very issues. we begin with lori. she is a social work, she voted for president trump. in this race for gubernatorial primary pulling for mike dewine and jim renacci in the senate primary. why? >> they espouse traditional values we hold here in burton with our families. limited government. control of our own lives. getting government out of the way to develop our small businesses and, you know, have our family values and our faith, which is very important to us. >> you told me you're looking for a candidate that supports the president and what he is trying to do specifically with regard to the wall. why is immigration so important to you? >> i think immigration is very important. i think our country was built on, w

that would be the race between mike versus mary taylor.ourse, former senator and now the attorney general mary taylor who's the lieutenant governor. and while president trump hasn't stepped into this one, mary taylor is claiming the mantle of being the trump candidate having attended all of his rallies here in the buckeye state. one last thing as i wrapped it up with you. is the 12th district. 18 democrats and republicans running to replace pat. has endorsed a republican. he would like to see go on to a special election in august and then again in november. ther lotoie's an in ohio, and this truly is a bellwether state. lived here for ten years, and i can still hear the bell ringing. liz: hope you have a vat of coffee for you. it's going to be a long night. good to see you, adam. >> a lot of it. liz: buckeye state. ohio senator sheriff brown needs to win reelection this fall as the democrats hope to remain competitive in the 2020 presidential election. as adam pointed out, the country often votes the way ohio votes. the buckeye state has b

in this state, it's all about mike dewine and mary taylor. state had a democratic governor we saw cordray, treasure, led to a multibillion drawer deficit in the state of ohio. 350,000 jobs lost. i think the governorship is still going to be in republican hands and whoever wins tomorrow between dewine and taylor is probably, should be, i hope, the next governor. >> an expensive fight. at times nasty. do you have a sense, who do you think is favored now, or is anyone? >> polling shows mike dewine la a pretty healthy lead but a quarter of the respondents i've seen in the most recent acura polls say undecided. mary taylor can close the gap and has a good chance of doing that. dewine and husted or popular with ohio republicans and probably have name recognition to carry through. >> ask about a couple things in the news, because i know your local races are probably not the only things you talk to your listeners about. i'm curious, tom, what are your listeners saying about the president's legal controversies? do they care at all? is it just another

taylor: secretary of state mike pompeo will discuss summit preparations the next two days with a topto kim jong-un. in former spy chief will be new york for the discussions. he is the highest-ranking north korean official to visit the u.s. since 2000. a south korean newspaper says he may meet with president trump after the pompeo meeting. in belgium, federal magistrate calls the three killings terrorist murder. the magistrate says the attacker shouted "allahu akbar" before killing two policewomen and a bystander. he was serving a prison sentence but was unauthorized leave at the time of the attack. former trump advisor steve bannon calls angela merkel's migration policy incompetent. he says that germany exposed other european countries to an influx of migrants and that the nationalist party that villa pfizer is on the right track. -- that vilified her is on the right track. temperatures hover above 111 degrees fahrenheit. officials have said of cooling stations to provide relief to commuters full to many in the muslim-majority country are observing ramadan, which requires fast so sun

two republicans fighting it out, mike dewayne, former senator, current attorney general, versus mary taylortenant governor. she has gone to all three of president trump's rallies. dewine has gone to none of them. she poked fun at dewine, saying perhaps the 71-year-old former senator is attending nap time instead of the president's rallies. you have the race for senate, among the republicans this is renacci versus gibbons. mike gibbons is the investment banker. this is hot one. gibbons filed a one million dollar lawsuit against renacci for defamation. they're not exactly playing nice in ohio. david: tempers are flaring. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: joining me now, jane timken, ohio gop chairman. thanks for joining us. tell me about the tone there. is it about all who can be closest to president trump? >> it shows you how popular president trump is in ohio. he is popular among republicans. his approval rating is north of 85%. his agenda is winning in ohio. candidates want to align themselves with president trump. melissa: who do you think has the best chance in the senate race in or

going against his percentage, but are among the republicans who have mike dewine who is the current attorney general versus mary tayloro is the lieutenant governor. taylor saying she's got the most trump credentials having been to three rallies, but poking fun saying that he hasn't attended one, but you have them saying he's a rock solid. dennis kucinich was endorsed by the plain >> player in cleveland but he was promising to return $20,000 that he got for speaking to a pro-syrian group, a group aligned with bashar assad. back to you. >> shepard: in indiana commit to sitting congressmen and a business owner are fighting for the right to challenge joe donnelly. for the republicans, the race has become about which candidate is most like president trump. our coverage continues. mike tobin live in zionsville, indiana. >> this battle really shaped up as the battle of the trumpets >> and supporters. a lot of publications have put mike braun at the top of the heat although there has not been a lot of independent polling. braun campaigns as an outsider, he is a business owner and a wealthy one. he drove this race to probably

. >> mike dewine and mary taylor running for republican nomination.- they are arguing who is more of a trump supporter. divine is faired. he has been in offic has been-ds favored. either candidate. this is a republican-leaning state, slightly favored. cordray, you know, on the democratic side is favored. you remember him most recently as channeling elizabeth warren as head of the consumer finance protection bureau. is he favored and he is actually the most moderate democrat in the race. this -- ohio because of both the competitive senate and the governor's race going to be a place to watch come november. ainsley: indiana? >> three candidates running. messer went to wabash college together. they didn't like each other then and don't like each other now. they are bitterly fighting each other. for a long time we thought it would be one of them. mike brawn come in and spent 6 million of his own money. probably favored. any one of the three will give joe done lay good race as long as the republicans can get their act together and put the primary bitterness

most likely nominee is attorney general mike dewine that also served in the u.s. senate. he's running against mary taylor is john kasich's lieutenant governor. she's tried to distance herself from kasich who has become unpopular of republicans because of his opposition to trump. on the democratic side, richard cordrey, the attorney general in ohio and headed up the consumer protection bureau, he's running against dennis kusenich. cordrey is considered the stronger nominee. >> melissa: before you go, there was once again the conventional wisdom that the president's approval rating was low. seems recently no matter what poll you're looking at the president's numbers have moved up. all of a sudden you're hearing republicans trying to we'd themselves as closely as president -- as possible to president trump. is the tide turning? >> it's too early to know what the conditions will be when people vote in november. those that said we were headed to a shellacking were wrong when they said it. no one can know. too many things will happen between now and november. >> melissa: very true. thanks, larry. >> thank you.

from grambling state, taylor davis, the recipient of the trust and reporting scholarship. from howard university, mikeg, the recipient of the harry s maca p and scholarship. from iowa state university, mary coxe. from northwestern university, ricky zip. also from northwestern university, we in solana and jimmy hernandez. >> from the university of maryland, and from the university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, rene , should sue lyn kim need a kathleen martin, miranda more, and rachel wagner. please join us in congratulating all the scholarship winners. [applause] >> i hope you will turn back to the video screen so you can hear her story. >> i am honored and happy to celebrate the freedom of the press with you here tonight. last april your freedom award helpsedom to do your work deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison and become like you, a free prison. for three years i was kept hidden behind high walls with barbed wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how are you able to explain this journey to people? it was simple. kill truth, create

mike dewine has a long history in ohio. he's been the ag twice, also been a congressman. he has now defeated the lieutenant governor, mary taylorwho distanced herself from the governor during the course of his primary. m everybody is kind of trying to ally themselves as an outlier candidate but mike dewine, a very solid reputation in the state will be the one to take on cordray. on the democratic side, the state's former attorney general beaten former congressman dennis kucinich, well known to fox viewers and people across the nation. he was once the youngest ever mayor of cleveland, long history in congress. he has lost his race tonight to richard cordray, who was the head of the consumer protection finance bureau and very closely aligned with elizabeth warren. he will take on mike dewine. mike dewine against richard cordray in the ohio governor's race. we can also project that mike braun, who came into this race as the outsider businessman sort of a bit of the trump aura around his candidacy to some extent, he has won the senate primary in indiana. he's going to face off against the man who is considered perhaps the most vuln

august then you've got the governor's race take a look what is going on here, mike facing opposition from lieutenant governor taylorprimary among republicans key you've got former cfithe director, taking on kucinich for governor there is race for senate -- out of northern part of the state, the representative now trying to become republican nominee to run for senate facing first time at-bat running for office co-chair of the trump for president campaign here in ohio. those two going at it, one filed a defamation lawsuit better off to do the the i. >> fascinating thank you adam shapiro. we'll be right back ruck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is a chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road.

nasty at times because taylor, who considers herself more of the trump candidate has gone to all of the president's rallies. there have been three. she even tweeted, why has mikee not come to any of rallies? because of the 71-year-old's nap time? dewine countered in tweets saying perhaps you should lock her up because taylor was ensnared in scandal she used state planes for private business. those two are going at it. john kasich the current governor endorsed taylor. the irony that case i can -- kasich is a never trump per. now turn to the democrats, former governor and mayor of cleveland, dennis kucinich, a fox news commentator at one point. who is running for the democratic nomination against richard cordray, former director of the consumer financial bureau. all of this is in play. there is expectations, reluck assistant to say them because you never know in ohio. people say this will abel weather state. we'll keep an eye on it. back to you. neil: thank you very much, my friend. we look forward to working with you tonight. he will be in ohio as late as it takes to get all the results. by the way we're getting clarifications on the phone call, was it a phone

taylor riggs. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in north korea to prepare for president trump's summit with'-- second visit there in recent weeks. is said toligarch have met a $500,000 payment to an entity controlled by president trump's lawyer michael cohen. according to the lawyer for stormy daniels, the payment was used to pay hush money to the foreign actress. a&t confirmed it paid cohen consulting fee to provide insight into the trump white house. argentina has asked the international monetary fund for a credit line to help keep the peso from plunging further. $30 billion.s want president mauricio macri spoke to the nation. this will give: us stronger support to be able to face this new global scenario and avoid the crises we have seen in our history. taylor: argentina's central bank has raised interest rates three times in 10 days to 40%. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. stability in the markets right now. futures up 12, dow futures

taylor: the trump administration has a warning for iran now that it has left the nuclear agreement. mike pompeo is threatening the strongest sanctions in history. pompeo demanded that iran hold uranium ballistic missile programs and give nuclear inspectors access to the entire country. for the first time, president trump is using the authority of his office to counter the special counsel's russia investigation. the president is demanding that the justice department look into whether the obama administration infiltrated his campaign. it agency responded, saying has not asked the inspector general to determine whether politics has tainted the fbi's role in the russia probe. china is planning to lift all limits on the number of children families can have. that's according to people familiar with the matter, who say the move could happen this year. it would be a historic and to afford decadal policy that left calais human rights abuses. it also left china short of workers. global news 20 for hours a day on air and on tak tick-tock on twitter powered by 27 journalists and analysts in 120 coun

republican candidates, current state attorney general mike dewine, also happens to be a former congressman and u.s. senator. and lieutenant governor mary taylores you some of what you're going to see next tomorrow night with steve on the big board for our full primary coverage tomorrow evening, all day, all night long, right here on msnbc. coming up, when we come back, some desperate hours in a beautiful place. that's when we continue. >>> so, the last thing before we go here tonight is that way mother nature employs, from time to time, to remind us exactly how insignificant we all are. these are tough times in the 50th state. a beautiful place under tremendous stress as the kilauea volcano has chosen to wake up and get angry, and there is nothing any of us can do about it. aerial photos from the big island show the ground is just opening up in some places, and orange lava is coming out. pictures from ground level, look at this, show lava approaching a gate and opening the gate as it continues its relentless flow. it's eating up blacktop, parked cars in its way, close to 30 homes so far. the big island has been shaken by hundreds of earthquak

republican candidates, current state attorney general mike dewine, also happens to be a former congressman and u.s. senator. and lieutenant governor mary taylorou some of what you're going to see next tomorrow night with steve on the big board for our full primary coverage tomorrow evening, all day, all night long, right here on msnbc. coming up, when we come back, some desperate hours in a beautiful place. that's when we continue. with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase

governor of ohio, current state attorney general mike dewine, also happens to be a former congressman and u.s. senator, and lieutenant governor mary tayloryou some of what you're going to see next, tomorrow night, with steve on the big board for our full primary coverage tomorrow evening, all day, all night long, right here on msnbc. coming up, when we come back, some desperate hours in a beautiful place. that's when we continue. from the very beginning ... it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. specialists focused on treating cancer. using advanced technologies. and more precise treatments than before. working as hard as we can- doing all that we can- for everyone who walks through our doors. this is cancer treatment centers of america. and these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. treating cancer isn't one thing we do. it'

taylor will be a part of it. we will send it back to you in new york. david: thank you. mike mckee in stanford.aw why the president might have thought putting him as chair because he likes tax policy and the regular version. -- deregulation. shery: still worried about trade issues. david: and the budget, he cannot fix that. more on the federal reserve coming up, we will hear from the outgoing new york fed president later on. shery: next, unemployment below 4% for the first time in 17 years. president trump's approval should democrats be concerned? we will ask jim sena. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] loo

mike. a big week of music continues in the south bay. u2 started the week at sap center in san jose now taylor swift is in town. look what you made me do. look what you made me do -- >> made you sing. >> she did. tonight and tomorrow, if you're driving near the stadium tonight expect that company. no word on how people who live nearby are actually getting ready for this. we reported before that the noise curfew is something a lot of people have been fighting about. some performers have even canceled shows in response to that. >> making san francisco safer, that's what one mayoral candidates want to do. if you or someone you love is undocumented, her plans strips sanctuary city protections. ank lo is collecting signatures for a november ballot measure. we read it overnight. it let's law enforcement cooperate with immigration enforcement and reports someone if they are booked into jail for a felony. the proposal also let's police report previous felony convictions. >> the white house is on attack against members of its own party. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. brutal words about john mccain. >> and kristin kneelso

taylor going after the governor's mansion which will be vacated by governor john jacek. and going up against democrat sen. sherrod brown. and endorsed by donald trump and businessman mikelissa atkinson but all politics may be local but issues are national. a lot of big issues, are we going to stay or go. and whenever we go to design is the number one issue, should we build a wall. big show coming up on "fox and friends". jillian: we will see you at 6:00. be right back. ♪ olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. bp is taking safety to new heights. using drones and robots offshore so engineers can stop potential problems before they start. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches d

mike. thank you for coming. and from our house of representatives, a delegation led by congressman joe wilson. congressman tom rice. congressman steve night. congressman dennis ross. jodey night to congressman scott taylorcongressman steve elden. congressman george holding, and congressman -- just last year, congressman stood at this podium and made a passionate and compelling case that this day would come, and so it has. so i would like to welcome the governor of my home state of florida who has been a strong advocate for jerusalem, governor scott. by a95, this was voted senator who is here today -- senator joseph lieberman. was passed by a vote of 90 20 in the senate to declare was the capital of israel and mandated the move of the embassy. 23 long years have passed since the transfer of the embassy became the law of the land, but today, we keep our promise to the american people and we extend to israel the same rights we extend to every other nation, the right to designate its capital city. [applause] the capital city, i should add, which houses all three states of government with a 3000-old his -- 3000 --year-old -- 3000 --year-old -- 3000-year-old history dating back to king david. at massachusetts

i don't run taylor in london the top stories on our jazeera one of the north korean leader's closest aides has arrived in the u.s. for talks with secretary of state mike pompei oh it's in preparation for next month's possible summit between president donald trump and kim jong un the white house says early talks have been positive and the meeting on june twelfth is still expected to take place our diplomatic editor james bays is in new york with the latest on what's going to be discussed what progress has been made what progress will be made at this summit and is there still a cat between the two certainly just a few hours ago the south korean unification minister said there was still a gap between the u.s. position and the north korean position what they mean by the demeter as ation president drops made it clear that north korea needs to get everything to get rid of everything straight away as soon as they have a summit in singapore the north koreans i think talk war of the need clarification as a as a is an a as an a for the for the three and it's not the future that seems to be difference but the latest word we're hearing is it looks like it's not g

taylor. e.john a.francesca >> britney berg. >> caitlin m burning. >> jonathan. are.del gill are. >> jason k. >> andrew j. >> daniel w. daniel w. >> christine. >> mikecclellan. >> -- mccullough. >> brandon t. >> and miller. >> kylie j. >> gerard meer ville. >> luke. monahan the fourth. >> joshua. >> joseph mullins. >> a leah r gordon. >> john pollock. >> joshua a hanna. >> john r richards. >> eliza harris. >> jordan richardson. >> ricardo j hoover. >> connery. >> ryan savitz. >>randy sosa. >> kenneth w. >> john w spencer. lindsay. s >> carly and sullivan. >> noah linville. >> abby else -- abby taylor. nicole thatcher. >> matthew w mckee. >> michelle l. >> connor. >> john. >> stephen. >> adam montgomery. >> from the fifth company. >> mcgill perez.h >> austin armand. daniella. >> omar. >> riley. >> betty bowers. frederick. >> joseph. >> stephen l specular. >> wyatt j byrne. >> oh ryan. >> david w junior. >> gabriel collison. >> from the sixth company >> todd junior. >> veronica. >> carl p lynn. augusta. .> jared >> gabriel. >> kenneth the second. >> mitchell. >> thomas. >> lewis. >> robert h griffin. mark. >> grundy. >> kim. >> phyllis. >> thomas lamb

mike for your leadership. to the students i ask, i hear you for the proposals you've put forward and also, taylor you either feel safe or you don't, hearing each of you, if you don't feel safe could you tell us that each of you quickly, what would make you feel safe? what could we do to make you feel safe? charlie? >> on any given day i feel safe but you never know what's going to happen. about things happened happening, it hasn't. there has been some legislation passed locally, but nothing on the national scale. i have been all around dc talking to people, and it seems that it is just leadership here. it is just -- that seems to be the issue, there are people saying no to us. there are people that are refusing to help us. if they wanted it to happen, it would have already happened. it is all about priorities, and clearly it is not being prioritized. universal background checks would make all of us feel safer. if we knew that everyone who had a gun had to go three background check. i don't see why -- what the difference is on where you buy a gun, i think no matter where you buy a gun you should go through the sa

mike braun framed his opponents as creatures of the quote washington swamp. and luke messer led an effort to get donald trump nominate ford the nobel peace price prize. the govern's race in joeio, mary taylorwill build the wall, and end driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. her opponent, dewine has attacked her for not endorsing trurp in 2016. we have got more on these races, plus the fights on the democratic side. that is up next in "the lid." a. get domo. it'll connect us to everything that's going on in the company. get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, anywhere we need it. help us do our jobs better. with domo we can run this place together. well that's that's your job i guess. ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. >>> time now for "the lid." the panel is back. eddie, caitlyn, noah. let's talk about the mid terms. and le

mary taylor is a lieutenant governor for john kasich but she was running against some of his policies. mikeeasily won. he will take on richard cordray, the former consumer watchdog it was obama appointed here. he is also former attorney general. this will be a rematch for them in the governor's race. guest: as -- host: give us a snapshot of both? guest: even though this is a race run on state issues, mike dewine was running as pro-trump again. they did not matter that it was a -- that it was not a federal race. i think a lot of the race will be decided in some of these federal issues, which is kind of different. a lot ofhard cordray, republicans critical of that bureau. did that come back to haunt him? guest: it could. elizabeth warren endorsed him and help them out in the race. he defeated dennis kucinich. couldk portray -- cordray use some of war and's liberal -- some of warren's liberal cred. this'll be a tough race. mike dewine, former senator. he has won a few races before. host: richard cordray was running against dennis kucinich, who also served in congress. what was the result of th

taylor: the white house has a flurry of final preparations for president donald trump's planned summit with kim jong-un. north korea's former spy chief is traveling to new york to meet mikepeo later this week. japanese prime minister plans to visit washington for a meeting with trump on june 7, five days ahead of the scheduled summit. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you so much, taylor. efforts to form a caretaker government in italy stalled yesterday as populists continue to push for fresh elections. a seniors from rome is member of the treasury of italy, fabrizio pagani. bloomberg's european markets is in london with me -- european markets managing director is in london with me. stear, head ofuy e.m. and credit research at societe generale. let's get to fabrizio pagani. thank you so much for joining us. when you look at the premier designate, he is expected to meet the president today. what is the most likely outcome of italy and what happens over the summer? good morning, francine, and thank you for inviting me. it is very difficul

mike leigh. thank you for coming. from our house of representatives, a delegation led by congressmenjo wilson. congressmen tom rice. congressman steve knight. congressman dennis ross. congressman mario. congressmen jody heise. congressman scott taylor ellman. congas and george holding. and congressmen ron desa ntis. just last year, congress man desantis stood on the podium here injerusalem and made a passionate case that this day would come. and so it has. i would also like to welcome the governor of my home state of florida, who has also been a strong advocate for jerusalem, governor rick scott. in 1995, thejerusalem embassy act became law, voted in favour overwhelmingly by both houses of congress, and led by a former senator who is here today, senator joseph lieberman. that law, which was reaffirmed just last year by a vote of 90—0 in the senate declared jerusalem to be the capital of israel and mandated the move of the embassy. 23 long years have passed since the transfer of the embassy became the law of the land. but today we keep our promise to the american people, and we extend to israel the same right we extend to every other nation. the right to designate its capital city. a capital city, i should add, that houses all three