and we had been hearing contradicting statements from the ministration in recent days about how much is compliant or not complying with the iran deal what is israel's position, do they want the u.s. to cancel the iran deal. see mac to answer your question. i believe in israel security. whatever it takes to keep it secure is where we stand and where we will always stand. in that regard how israel achieves its level of sustainable security is absolutely critical. thatncludes all of the people here inside the border of israel were inside the middle east all of these people are can have to work together. we are going to have to resolve it. they has to be done in a way that looks out for the rights of all of those people. >> think you. first of all we are not in the position to give advice to the american administration. but of course we are happy to see a new policy review. and for civil regarding their terrorist activity. they have not been able to exist even with the support. they are trying to as i mentioned to undermine the stability even in yemen and iraq. their effort to create mor

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ministration we put on a pedestal, is that the right baseline? are you getting a bad rap because we are trying to judge you against the world, the theoretical world of the trade? >> i don't know what's the right baseline. the right baseline to judge us is do we grow the economy. do we create a better environment for us citizens? >> do we put more people to work? do we give them better jobs. is there life get better? the more people end up getting a job that didn't want, the more people have a quality of life that they want, the more kids end up going to places they want to go, do people live where they want to live and it's the end of our administration do people feel like their life and their quality of life, their standard of life and their future is better than it was the day we got there. if we did that, that's what we should be competitive. >>what do you think is the most important tool for doing that? i'm going to take you back , to fisher-price and a toy factory, biggest toys in the city, shut down in mexico and china, the city never reall

i have, how does the ministration show a new sense of permit downsizing. it is now be called a total disaster. some paid thousands of dollars to have. it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast! they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r. change for the sake of change could be counterproductive. i will gather information on what processes should be reformed to do my part to make sure that we are functioning in the most productive and efficient way possible. during the wacko --dash welcome address back in february vowing to make only necessary changes. to trim the fat from the agency and eliminate some 2300 jobs. part of a plan to cut the state department budget by more than 25 percent. including the reduction of the number of those. hoping for the ultimate luxury concert experience but instead they get this. they ended up being quickly disappointed. and what many are calling total disaster. it was canceled after the very first day. and it's a

. >> as one of the first document sea if ministrations pullout their role in office for a few days some of the parts are pretty standard with us george to be bush did penetration but with at new direction to see how those play out with a focus on bilateral negotiations the second is focused on reciprocity with the effectiveness of trade policy and the value of trade agreements and the third that got the most attention to defend the sovereignty it is clear that no plan to be bound by those rules with those dispute settlement systems and a tried to constrain that action so to pursue a new agreement to be interested in a bilateral deal this is the change because the best example is when we went after nafta at the same time especially since looking like a lost cause but the trump administration will be unusual with its focus between u.s. and foreign countries oppressor was right it could increase leverage with the big regional negotiation goes to villa's common denominator. but bilaterals also have problems leading to different certification requirements so indeed ndu lack the strategic com

on spicer: as was noted friday, we are following the same policy that every of ministration from the beginning of time has used to we comply with the records act as stated by law. >> why does the president object to people knowing who is coming to the white house? this just spicer: it is not a question of objecting. we are following the law. it is the same policy every administration had up until the obama administration and frankly, the attempt the obama administration put up that they would scrub with a did not want to put out did not serve them well. the president wants to make sure people can come and provide information and details and there are people who want to be able to come have the conversation with members of the administration the same way they would do with members of congress -- >> why would he take the -- rtunity to one up mr. spicer: i'm trying to explain we recognize there is a privacy aspect to allow people to come express views and we make the same policy every other ministration did coming up your prior to the last one and when you go through and you scrub every

. >> is this the search of a nude ministration how does the association move forward greg. >> that is up to my predecessors to navigate to we want to send a signal that the staff is will come to have a constructive working relationship that is something that we care about and are working towards. looking at coverage of the white house and we will continue to do that after the dinner because. >> the white house reporter and from the white house correspondent tender association. >> argued then to continue the current system and current bureaucracies that is why much better chance to make america great again with donald trump.

[speaking in native tongue] comes and ministration already made it clear that the united states no longer buys these concepts for our strategic and japan's values for addressing from the first consensus are on the table. [speaking in native tongue] [inaudible] i bring greetings on behalf of your friends, the president of united states. [speaking in native tongue] the president greatly values the relationship to the united states and joys with japan. he also greatly values his personal good relationship with you forged through many phone calls and to a memorable weekend in washington dc. [speaking in native tongue] the united states and japan is the cornerstone of peace and security in northeast asia. the people of our country are deeply committed to standing with japan and their allies on the behalf of insecurity in the long-term. [speaking in native tongue] we appreciate the challenging times in which the people of japan, with increasing provocation across the sea of japan and the president himself would say if he was here, let me be clear, thank you mr. primus are and all the people of

will the trumpet ministration strategy to defeat isis work and when.ational security advisor hr mcmaster on fox news sunday this morning. his strategy is to advocate for the security and interests of interest of the american people every day in to ensure that we are doing all we can to advance our security and the interest of the american people. you see that with the acceleration of the campaign against isis. also you see that with a very effective operations ambassador jerrod ross is here. and author of the book doomed to succeed. the u.s. is here. good evening always good to see you. of course is there a difference between the trump strategy and at of the obama administration. the overall thrust is very similar. the trumpet ministration is not becoming a substitute and making ourselves the vocal point of the fight. were looking with local parties we want in the case of muzzle. we are backing up in a significant way the iraqi military. in the case of dealing with them. trying to free them again. we are working with what our local or regional arteries

by this president in the said ministration.ip i just know our communities are countries are on the road to healing. my friends, we've really come to a pivotable moment in our nations history and i believe with all my heart in this moment we need every freedom loving american, we need all of you to stand up into speak out. we need you to tell the world that you believe we can do better that you know it that present trump in his vision can renew and restore this an unabashed path to a brighter future. in my heart i know we are going to get it done because i have faith. as your ohio state motto says, with god all things are possible. [applause]. one of my favorite verses in old book comes out of the book of jeremiah is actually a gift for my wife the first year i was elected to congress back in the year 2000. it hung over the mantle of our little home in indiana when i served in washington deceive it hung over the manners of the governor's residence and now they hang over the mantle in the residence of the vice president of the un

of ministration see some challenges. if you look at the trade deficit that the u.s. a good 70% of the overall trade deficit is usually imports from china. a massive figure. if you look at the world trade organization, they treat china as a developing country. and there are other possibilities when it comes to china and industrialized nations. so in that respect, it is understandable that donald trump and his of ministration is not really happy with how trade is done between the two largest nations. two largest economies. >> tell us, how important is this meeting for wall street? >> well, it is pretty important. because trade is one of the great challenges to the u.s. economy and the overall stock market as well. we see the latest comments from donald trump talking about how it will be difficult talks. and he also talked about how u.s. companies may be looking for alternatives. meaning they should not do as much business with china as they have done in the past. that it will change in the near future. but it is pretty tough talk and that is why wall street will play -

she joined her father's and ministration as an unpaid adviser. over a week later on april 6, she received good news from beijing. on the same day her father was hosting chinese president, her company received monopoly rights to china's 1.3 billion consumers. a lucrative go-ahead. it one that is one that the brands attorneys says trump is not involved with. she still owns it and the brand is doing well with record sales so far this year. >> ivanka is selling her persona. her life is captured on the republican stage and it is now for sale to retailers. that line has never been crossed. >> as a government employee, this creates conflict of interest. one that ivanka trump says has been worked out. -- itave put in place took me a long time. i went through every permutation of the most responsible way to do this. >> according to her former ethics lawyer at the white house if uncle trump is still in tricky territory. >> i think it is wonderful that her businesses are doing well and everything would be just fine if she were also working -- if she weren't

lasted ministrations have sought help from china and the often have not come through. pence: president trump is very hopeful that china will take actions necessary to bring about a change in policy in north korea. an abandonment of its nuclear weapons program and its ballistic missile program. we are hopeful they will use the extraordinary leverage they have in relation to north korea to achieve that objective. president has made very clear, either china will deal with this problem, or the united states and our allies will. we with regard to change, have literally gone through decades. it was a quarter-century ago that we first learned of the presence of nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. in the possession of north korea. there was an agreed framework and a period of strategic patience. the era of strategic patience is over. the patient's of the united states and our allies in this region has run out. we want to see north korea abandon its reckless path of the development of nuclear weapons andits continual use testing of ballistic missiles is an acceptable. clar

do you expect those same levels with the trumpet ministration? >> it shows the total deportations. have on average, recent years directly of the order. inside the united states, we weren't reporting 200-250,000 people, the most of which have committed crimes. through 70,000 it has dropped in the because the obama- administration had focused on people who committed felonies. they weren't deporting people for all crimes. the trump administration reversed those priorities and put it back to the way it was at the beginning of the obama administration, when we had those record numbers. one would expect that we would quickly return to those numbers. the question is will the department of homeland security push that further? will they arrest people who haven't committed crimes? we haven't seen that in large numbers. but we could. howink it will depend on many officers they can hire and how much detention space they can buy. >> marcia is on our democratic line. go ahead. thing to just have one say. size of montana with a population twice the size of california. unfortunately we only took i

the thompson ministration has made it clear that one of our policy priorities is to get better deals for the united states. many of our administration cabinet secretaries have artie met with their saudi counterparts including commerce, defense, energy and the treasury. were working to arrange with other meetings with other secretary's. this administration is committed to using its good offices to help facilitate partnerships american businesses in saudi arabia. by choosing us companies for its procurement and service needs the kingdom will reap the benefits of what our private sector is best known for. , superior technology, high-quality products, creativity, professionalism, and reliable service. importantly, partners you can count on to deliver on their commitments. the saudi government and saudi businesses can be confident they are working with companies that abide by the highest anticorruption standards and laws in the world. when us companies invest in the saudi account everyone wins. us greed stopped at home and businesses in the gulf region get the best business partners in th

almanac of american politics not all details are known but would assure take with the trump and ministrations. >> somebody says something that i fine interesting. bin when a republican and this president that is how bathetic but if you have been around after 2000 with the way that things work in this town but my take on it with those pro-growth republicans in all of these glorious things will happen actually he wanted to pay for the tax cuts and the legislature and once to give up the tax cuts but not pay for it. but here in washington is proof. and what it ought to me i am not sure. that this day member with the dynamic effect to of the trillion dollar debt and then to get programs like nih and then the enormous amount of increase in when the debt goes down the debt goes up so i hope congress can work their way through this with tax relief to get the same time so we have to see what happens. >> on monday you told cbs this morning it is unlikely will ever see office again but you never know. but in november 2014 he talked about helping others. and recorded in the book of light that is a commo

that resident trump appears to be doing thanks for mainstreet that were promised by the prior ministrationd frank really did help some of the community banks and your point about not being able to lean that way it was really will taken. to balance the interests of the regulating that money. but making sure the other things that are really harming him let's leave it there. they are very serious about that. the latest on the sanctuary showed on getting hot. we will be right back. the trump administration cracking up crackdown on six rate cities. they are demanding proof of compliance and federal immigration laws where the places where they will lose the grants. jeff sessions and homeland security john kelly are wrapping up their first joint tour of the southern border. here to discuss. sheriff, let me start with you. i just got a communication from the mayor of new orleans it again to the point that you always make very defiant of the trump administration saying again, the new orleans police department will not be a part of the present trump's civil deportation force to matter how the times

that caught some folks off guard not only in the ministration but also with lawmakers on capitol hillbeen working on tax policy for quite some time. it caught everyone by surprise. avoid government shutdown, tax plan may be, how can you repeal obamacare? is there time? >> house speaker paul ryan is downplaying those expectations. he said we are not going to move a bill until we have the votes to do it. they want to avoid the blemish that was several weeks ago where they thought they could fix parts of obamacare. they were unable to do it but it's a very busy week in washington. i have my work cut out for me. me it: something tells will not end this week. mark: it never ends. time for the bloomberg business flash. jab is putting up jimmy choo and bally international for sale. it recently bought caribou coffee and krispy kreme doughnuts and has agreed to buy panera bread. there are renewed demands for luxury goods. the hotel real investment state trust has a huge value. the company based in maryland has agreed to buy felcor which owns hotels in the u.s. and canada. it will have a market

kevin: the ministration saying it was a positive first meeting with a focusaders, on north korea and trade policy. they did not announce any new specifics, but there is a shadow looming large over both days of this two-day summit as the united states response to syria. scarlet: sean spicer spoke about that as well. what have we learned from the press secretary? kevin: sean spicer gave a tick-tock of sorts about the timetable about what president trump is thinking and when he decided to launch a 59 tomahawk missiles to syria to respond to that chemical attack in monday earlier this week. he said the missiles were employed at 7:40 p.m. last evening. that was right around the time that president trump and president she were having dimmer -- dinner at mar-a-lago, where i am now in palm beach. the night before, president trump was reached by the military generals about the series of actions he would be able to take against syria. he decided, according to sean spicer, on this particular action because he was confident and felt it was the more measured and appropriate response to go. we hav

it's what the trumpet ministration will report on the comprehensive review leaving the country unchecked would lead to greater threats around the world. john bolton is the former investor. as a look at the first few weeks. it looks like there is really concerted focus. the countries that use the mass destruction. is that a fair summary of where they're putting their emphasis. i think that reflects where the president himself is deeply concerned about the proliferation of nuclear weapons. in the case of the syrian regime and the use of chemical weapons to actually use military force in response. if you put it all together it's aery anti- proliferation administration. should that be our top foreign policy focus now? >> coupled with the obvious priority of destroying isis the president has called for new plans from the pentagon on that score and i think it goes along with the widely held view at least in republican circles. that they are the two most urgent threats we face around the world. he won the president's strategy to be to say you are -- the strategic patience is over. also, to enga

that resident trump appears to be doing thanks for mainstreet that were promised by the prior ministration>> i think dodd frank really did help some of the community banks and your point about not being able to lean that way it was really will taken. to bce the interests of the regulating that money. but making sure the other things that are really harming him let's leave it there. they are very serious about that. the latest on the sanctuary showed on getting hot. showed on getting hot. we wyou do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. the trump administration cracking up crackdown on six rate cities. they are demanding proof of compliance and federal immigration laws where the places where they will lose the grants. jeff sessions and homeland security john kelly are wrapping up their first joint tour of the southern border. here to discuss. sher

george has served as the treasury secretary protect the ministration. prior to assuming this role he served as the inspector general of the corporate and in addition to his work is inspector general he served as a member of the integrity committee of the council for integrity and intensity. mr. george. >> thank you, chairman johnson and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on tax related improper payments. since we've conducted a number of views that evaluate the irs to eradicate erroneous backs tax credits. this will highlight our ongoing work. refundable credits are designed to help lower income individuals reduce their tax burden or to provide incentives for other activities. because these tax credits are refundable they are vulnerable to unscrupulous individuals who file fraudulent claims. today's earned him remains the only refundable credit the irs has designated as high risk for improper payments. however, this has continued to report that the irs risk assessment with the additional child tax credit in the american op

. >> i've a personal experience that i was actually during the obama ministration laid off three times. i knew what it was like to come home and say how my going to pay that house payment. i did what i needed to do. i have watched fred's loser homes so this area especially like this company. some people work there. is stifling. to be from ohio and watch a president come in that gives you so much hope and hopefully not be a typical politician. what is your reaction to that. we all need optimism and hope but we also need certain action. the truth is that ohio lost 4,000 jobs in march and so there is optimism and we appreciate that. but the fact is i believe the president talks better than he ask and let me just say why i say that. he has not renegotiated nafta. i congratulate him for withdrawing us from tpt. it's early. i'm willing to give the president some time has been less than a hundred days. i think we need to observe very carefully what is happening china is no longer a currency manipulator. and we heard a lot from the president before president before he was elected that he was g

on the berlin a fight between the white house and congressional conservatives who sidelined the ministrations efforts to repeal and replace obama care. you know that president trump has been very critical of the conservative house freedom house freedom caucus so much so that yesterday a senior in ministration official said that one of the members should be defeated in his own primary. dennis camino is a social media director said they are bringing jobs back to michigan. he is a big liability. defeat him in the primary. and in this morning then this morning a fellow member of the house freedom congress jim jordan he came to the fence. >> one of the most printable members of congress and frankly if he is there. i will do everything i can to help him. >> now he's coming under fire. with that tweet. he broke the law by using his official position to try to influence an election. it's actually not true. it came from the personal account and not his official white house account. they are gonna say that that simply is splitting hairs on the issue. thank you so much. >> we have an extreme weather ale

at some.will need a detente between the a ministration in the news media. it will just get worse and worse. we need people to trust us. we have been acting in a way that garners that trust. the president doesn't like bad storiesabout him and this is how he responds. we've got to figure way around it. >> i think what's striking is there's the public perception, public comments to the president makes and then what actually happens behind the scenes. most of us would agree that we have really good working relationships with top officials. it's so to underscore the.that it's not just about the back-and-forth between the media and the president. it's about protecting our democracy and point about our first amendment. that gets lost in the public becomes a fight between the two sides, the press and the president. that's not what the debate is about. it's about making sure we are the first amendment. >> julia, there was always this talk that this was he's going to turn and be different. do you sense that the president trump is going to somehow evolve and how we ha

our best quotes of the trumpet ministration. bracket. for the ncaa. we matched off". i actually think it should have one. it really did reflect the bumpy transition from campaigning to governing. they could look back on that and say i was the beginning of the donning of that realization that this was can be harder than he promised. or they can look back at it and say this was a reflection that he was completely not ready to govern in the last throughout all of the next four years. the other thing and i think this one is belated and also the significance of it has yet to be fully developed. is what i called not in the terms of the anti- trump resistance. so many with the acceptable behavior. he is behaving as many presidents do campaign promises. the governg realities. the last several days and weeks. to governing. that you could be as we look back on it an interesting moment of america first also includes the bombing of syria and we have chemical weapons and things like that. i think we have potential seeds of what historians will seize on in the first hundred days i

the trumpism ministration is trying to keep up with -- trump administration is trying to keep up with foreign policies. kenneth moton has the latest. kenneth: challenges and the tests of president trump's for josh policy -- policy met with tough words. secretary of state rex tillerson taking on the iran nuclear deal. >> this represents the same failed approach of the past that brought the current threat. kenneth: the deal expected to stay in place. tillerson told congress in ron is holding up its end of the agreement. u.s. for military strikes on syria, saying this war will lead to the fall of u.s. global dominance. vice president mike pence on a tour of indonesia. we facereatest threat is the rise and spread of terrorism. kenneth: the trump administration taking on a number of provocations. russian bombers indicate -- intercepted 35 miles off the coast of net -- alaska. >> i think it is just to say, hey, we are here, we are still strong. matusz, theretary chief of the joint staff -- kenneth moton, abc news, washington. jummy: it is a good day to be a d.c. sports fan, two games, two p

sometimes, rhetoric, there is poor at ministration health service, sometimes wicked and evil people stealr do harm to patients deliberately. and we do everything we can as we should to stop those things from happening, but no one suggests we should shut down the health service because sometimes there is waste or corruption or bad things happen. we've wasted a lot of money in the health service to trying to put in an it system, that was always risk worth taking and it would've been good if it had worked, but no one suggests we should shut down because it failed. how could we improve our focus for aid? would it make sense to have agencies pitch for money rather than just expecting to get hand—outs? rather than just expecting to get hand-outs? i think there should be more transparency about where aid money goes. in the uk is in fact a leader in age transparency but there are still a long way to go before you can really track the money from the taxpayer through the system to the taxpayer through the system to the impact it has on the ground. i think we need to do a betterjob than we are of ev

ministration on procurement? caller: you can see some efficiency, you see the kind of sunlight the private sector, as middle management, it swachmp. you see warehouses, he mentioned tsa, it is full of junk, they have meetings that do not mean anything. overlap of middle management not to shoot the tsa down, chasing around employees, it's such a waste of money. you would just put it over private sector has, i was in the private sector most in procure sxment purchasing, it is wasteful. so many meetings and private sector for instance, create moral. it is worthless. from why did you switch private sector to federal employee? caller: i just got out, i about a year ago. host: from the private sector? illustration is just amazing how inept the federal is and how much money they waste and truly is a swamp drained s to be regardless of -- host: let you jump in. uest: that is something president trump has talked a lot about, waste in government. talks ly every president about eliminating waste, it will be a big challenge

in there to help people in puerto rico with medicaid and finally, to make certain the trumpet ministration does not, literally, and the affordable care act protection for millions of americans. the step by the president taking the border wall off is a step in the right direction and if he thanks he's broken his word, his word also had mexico paying for it. at this point, we need to move forward and make sure the government has is light on. >> the formula for reaching a bipartisan agreement has always been's report. the moment republican leaders, in congress, decide to push aside the most extreme elements of their party and work with us to invest in middle-class priorities, we get a deal done. that's what speaker ryan and i did in 2013, it's what we been able to do every time since then and it's what so many of us here are working to do as we head into the latest deadline. but this time the most extreme elements of their party include the leader of their party, president trump. the demands he has made have been absurd. he said he wants to use pending bills to defund planned parenthood and a

the reports give a snapshot of the employees financial addition as they joined the ministration. kristin fisher is live at the white house with more. yesterday the white house released financial disclosure reports. what do they show. >> it says that they are very wealthy from everyone from the senior staffers all the way to members of his own family. let's start with his daughter ivanka trump in present trump's senior adviser. advisor. according to the financial disclosure reports they hold anywhere from 240 and $700 million in assets. i because business alone is valued at more than $50 million. gary cohn is a director of the national security council is worth between 252 and $611 million his income alone last year was as high as $77 million. it makes him one of the wealthiest white house employees ever. see bannon chief strategist has assets were in the range of $11.8 million to $58.8 million. kelly and conway about the same. these reports are not exact numbers they are only required to give a range. you see a range in all of those. they are not exact color amount. bottom line i

. >>> the trumpet ministration will not be trying to remove president al-assad bashar from power. >> our priority in syria really hasn't changed. i think the president has been quite clear. first and foremost, we must defeat isis. >> however senator john mccain says president besides behavior has helped give rise to isis. the u.s. can address both problems at the same time. he also says the american missile strike on a syrian l base -- airbase didn't go far enough. >> it indicates that i don't think we did as thorough enough job which would've been cratering the one ways. somebody will say and they can fill in the runways, yeah, and we can cratering them again too. >> bernie sanders says president trump has to develop a longer-range strategy in syria. >> i think he is got to explain to us what his long-term goals are. when we get sucked into a war, we do not know the unintended consequences. it is easy to get into a war than it is to get out of the war as we have learned now over the last 15 years in the middle east. >> sanders also says the u.s. can't in -- and that syrian conflict

in the trump ministrations policy on nato. with a former secretary general of nato. this is one half hour. >> joining us now we have rasmussen, the former nato secretary-general and also former prime minister of denmark. he is here to discuss the secretary of state, rex tillerson's speech today at the nato foreign ministers meeting and brussels as well as us relations with russia and the impact of brexit. thank you so much for joining us today. >> good morning. >> secretary tillerson is meeting with nato foreigná today. what are the top things in your opinion we should watch for in that speech? >> at the tomb messages are important. the first message should be the american commitment to defending all allies. there is a commitment -- secondly, i think european allies should commit to investing much more in defense. at my last summit as general we decided that in the next decade, all allies will reach a two percent, that is they will invest in defense of equivalent two percent of their total economic production. so these two messages should be delivered from today's me

the fact is this it ministrations -- administration talks about the undocumented population as if they were criminals. immigrants commit crimes at far lower rates than the nativeborn population of the united states. this administration is not going after people who are dangerous. it's trying to detain families. raiserying to prosecutions not for people who are drug smugglers or human traffickers. they're going after people who have family here. host: on the independent line, ray. that morning. -- good morning. caller: lets make this simple. in america if you are 18 years in thisf you come over country and bring these children and you sell drugs, if you're in loseg, your children whatever safety net they have. over tothey going mexico or wherever they coming from and say to these people you need to correct yourself? we can't have people coming over and having babies in our country and get birthright. sold.ves we were now you're talking about saving these children because they were born in this country. i wouldhe only comment make is people who are born in the united states are entitled

this ministration is going to have trouble moving its agenda forward and negotiating with the hill on the agenda so long as you don't have the people. >> and there was a little bit of discussion among pentagon folks yesterday that maybe if they had everybody they needed in place, they wouldn't have lost an armada. just saying. [laughter] >> we probably have time for one more thought from you guys before we toss it to the audience. is there anything you put the girly think has been agenda you particularly think has been an agenda controversy? something that can be politically problematic, but really aren't. >> i think the russia issue is an interesting one because i don't know that you will ever find a place where the trump people were directly involved. has you have is russia interfered in other people's election. they are interfering in the fridge election, the german election at the present time -- french election, the german election at the present time. i think that one has maybe spent time on the front pages that is not weren't it given the realities of it. >> i would say in gene

like all new on the in ministrations the trumpet presidency has been driven with early tensions. we know from the campaign he is ruthless. you come and you go. in the people who are wise about him realize that they may be here now but maybe not tomorrow. that was certainly the case for general michael flynn. the have of the intelligence agency. before being fired. for having misled mike pence. he is a fine person and i ask for his resignation. he respectably gave it. a decorated commander in iraq and afghanistan who was also the author of the dereliction of duty. they order the only military action. they have been launched days earlier. they told him the national security team was out so will integrated that conducted the strike while china's president was visiting post no stress to the system. i think the degree of activity. no one even broke a threat about --dash at a time when he was secretary of state rex tillerson was saying that the syrian people would decide the fate in shortly after he is compliant with nuclear deal. >> is the present concern that he may be cheating. if h

file, so they call those mismatches and when they get at a certain number than social security ministration sends out letters to the firm, so the top 100 firms there's a good representation of plants , businesses in those five states and when they looked at the tax year 2002 the numbers had increased, so that's a rough way to kind of get out what the level of undocumented might be and then, there has always been raids. .-dot ins has done raids. host: on poultry plants? guest: on poultry plants generally and so when operation everest was done, an undercover operation called operation everest by the department of justice, they indicted tyson for seven years engaging in this activity of recruiting illegal immigrants. no tyson executives were ever indicted for coming they were indicted, they weren't found guilty. host: so, you said it escalated after 1994. is a coincidental that that was the year nafta was passed? guest: i think it was nafta and the devaluation of the peso in mexico, which some of the business owners i talked to said was devastating and bankrupted them. it meant people's saving

watchers say the egg roll is more than a cultural event, it is a measure of how competent the ministration -- of how competent the administration is. up, cash if an airline overbook your flight? jonathan: united is authorizing employees to pay passengers up to $10,000 to give up their seats. everybody will give up their seats. nancy: this come days after united drew international outrage when the police dragged a man off the airplane when he would not give up his seat. but $10,000? at that point, you are fighting people to see if you can be the one to do it. jonathan: i wonder how many people actually get that kind of money. nancy: if else, good publicity when airlines in general are not getting good publicity. jonathan: coming up -- nancy: a sex abuse scandal. jonathan: coming to light because former teachers and students are speaking out years after the fact. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesom