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milita and british regulars encounter ne another, shots will be fired, lives lost on both sides, the colognial milita was ordered to fire upon troops, creating an act of treason. >> see the world's largest ollection of materials used during the early days of the revolution displayed at the concord museum. tour of concord, massachusetts, saturday at noon astern on c-span 2 book t.v. and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history t.v. on c-span 3. cable with our affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and we are back. at our table, representative gregory meeks, democrat of new the foreign affairs committee and also in his former life, a district assistant district attorney and special prosecutor in new york city. let me ask you this, congressman, from "washington post," spoking gun or distraction? said, i ld trump, jr. love it to the prospect of about nasty information hillary clinton in june of last constitute a smoking gun guest: continuing mounting vidence that i think the special prosecutor will continue to look at and have conversation

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are they immediately thrown out of the milita? department of defense and the white house will have to work together as implementation takes place and is done so lawfully. >> reporter: the pentagon estimates there are roughly 2500 active duty transgender service members. a group whose rights candidate trump promised to protect. >> i will do everything in my power to protect our lgbtq citizens. ♪ by the dawn's early light >> reporter: the transgender sister of jackie evancho speaking out. >> us transgender folk can fight just as well as any other american. >> reporter: while the policy does appeal to some in his conservative base -- >> i really don't think that's where transgender belongs. >> reporter: the fate of thousands of american service members now filled with uncertainty. president trump did successfully change the conversation with this series of tweets but now instead of answering questions about russia, the call a matter of human rights. diane and kendis. >> emily rau live from washington for us, thanks, emily. >>> the pr

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milita. agree with president trump's ban on transgender people in the military? go to wjla.com/votenow to watch results live on the screen there. you can see the numbers starting to change. the white house called it a military decision. >> this is a disruptive policy that erodes military readiness and unit cohesion. michelle: some lawmakers are not happy with the president's decision to tweet the news and not discuss it with them. >> i want a strong military but we should have a hearing not a tweet. >> i think it's shameful. michelle: it delivers a huge blow to president obama's legacy of reversing sexual discrimination within the armed forces. also the decision comes exactly 69 years after

president obama implemented new policies allowinguc transgender individus to n serve openly in the militaefense james mattis has now reversed that policy, though he has delayed allowing transgender to vigils to enlist by an actor six months so the military can prepare. how is the military preparing? new training manuals, which among many other things tell female soldiers they should except seeing naked men in the shower. all of this making our country safer? hector graham failed was a obama national security appointee and a speech writer, he joins us. ask for coming on. >> thank you for saving the simplest issue for the last of the week, right into the weekend. >> tucker: i think it maybe the simplest issue. all changes to military policy ought to answer one question, doesn't make the the country safer? >> tucker, i think you arehe right. when i worked directly with secretary ash carter on a number of personnel reforms, whether it was repeal of don't ask don't tell, whether it was women in combat, or whether was transgender service, the question was always does thiss make our force more e

policy announcing a ban on transgender people serve iing in the milita in any capacity. >> he's promoted hatred, discrimination and i think it's wrong of our president. >> on twitter president trump saying the military cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs with people in the armed forces. >> they don't need any special medical care. >> reporter: with his practice, dr. sherman has been performing b gender reassignment surgery on a regular basis. he disagrees with the president. >> people are on hormones to transition. >> a at one time you were drafting people. now you have people that want to go in and you're telling them no because of their sexual preference? >> if i'm going to war and transgender male, female, individual is going to war with me, then we're going to war together. if we live together, we're going to die together. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> the president's tweet seemed to go against the message he campaigned on. trump touted himself as being a a friend to the lgbtq b community. here are some of the kmebcommene made. >> ask yourself who is re

it's god to be able to carry tha milita military warhead, it's got to have the able to protect tha warheadno doubt the knor is there when it comes to those thing, but the north korean statement has said exactly tha. those were the issues that were testing successfully. do you buy it? >> well, the primary objective of this test was to test the missile by itself and the possible of north korean regime to lock the missile with enough energy to reach --. at the same time these are helpful in testing technology. the steep angle of reentry into the atmosphere helps them sent rate longer range, and helps them perfect their reentry vehicle. so it's clear they are seeking tha capable. >> when you look at where they are in terms of their missile program, what we actually know and the possible tha a nuclear tip, icbm is not far off. is -- to you the only option the nuclear around north korea? >> that's where we're headed and like it owner that's the world weave living in. as you mentioned earlier, military options are essentially not under active consideration, it will be far too damaging to u.s. all

decision by the president announced today on twitter means for maybe the 6,000 or 7,000, or 8,000 milita military members who are transgender right now? >> the 5,000 or 6,000 people serving in the military today will get to continue to serve. and the tweet, you know, by its nature, 140 characters is fairly ambiguous on that, i think we want to clear that up. but we also want to let the department of defense finish its own study of what would happen to allow now enlistees to come in who are transgender. i think we're going to find the same thing that the department found in a study in 2016, that found there's no impact on morale or cohesion or costs. >> the president actually used three tweets to announce this change in policy, 9:04 a.m., 9:08 a.m. so announced it in three tweets so he had more than 133 characters available for this announce. is there anything you or other members of congress can dot be it this? >> i filed an amendment that the rules committee will consider at 3:00 to prevent this kind of action, we actually had an amendment on the floor when we approved the ndaa, the def

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where we have begun an effort to begin to rebuild confidence between ourselves and russia at the militaitary-to-military level but also at the diplomatic level. we hope that this is going to be the beginning of other important areas that need to be addressed in order to strengthen our relationship. but we're at the very beginning and i would say at this point it's difficult to say exactly what the russia's intention is in this relationship and i think that's the most important part of this meeting, is to have a good exchange between president trump and president putin as to what they see as the nature of the relationship between our two countries. >> and we're back with fareed. you heard rex tillerson there talking about the relationship and the relationship with russia is at a low point now and identified areas with mutual interest, transition from defeating isis to political solutions in the future of the syrian people and also, you know, this is the beginning of hopefully a relationship with russia that can actually work out. did not mention meddling in the election as part of it. >>

is he going to deploy those milita military options? military options to use that is a very serious step. it could escalate a situation beyond what we could control. you played a tape of tillerson how chinese exert more economic and diplomatic and that is true. we've been stopping short of exercising what diplomatic and economic pressure we can on china to exert that pressure on north korea, because it's been limited because we have a relationship with china that we're afraid of blowing up and anning itizing as well. as much as the president said these things are on the table and things are changing with the military option, to do that is not something he's done in a measurable way to change the course of this and now we're dealing with this first very serious test for him if all this talk is going to lead to actual change in what they do. >> colonel, what action could president trump take? it's obviously unacceptable to everyone that north korea keeps escalating. what if the u.s. had to take action, go it alone, what would that look li

sending messages to the milita military. also, it has to be included with international corporation to eventually clean up the toxic waste of the criminality in venezuela and build up institutions to confront criminality wherever it occurs. >> i feel that the rest of you might something to add. >> i would say what selena said was fundamental going after the money. the thing that makes these things valuable and the structures there in is their ability to amass and move large amounts of money. to me the first thing on the back on the positive side is undersea. there's a clear understanding of the amount of money that these folks are actually moving into the building.nding there is not a clear understanding of the complexity of these networks and how the networks in central america overlap in networks with venezuela which overlap with surinam which overlap with cocaine which overlap all kinds of illegal -- you're talking about a complex and very large and almost separate universe about the term legality. the desire, the willing