on friday will i'm going to merkel is she going to get such a warm welcome in reception the way mr macro got today at the white house. i don't think so at the visits are totally different the german chancellor is coming to the white house on friday as you said it will be a working physically so there are going to be a few meetings in the white house and the joint press conference no dinner no military will come ceremony and we have to say that the german chancellor has been a more critical of president trump the french president has been and that is something that doesn't doesn't forget and to the u.s. president has been very critical of germany germany's trade surplus and that is going to be on the agenda on friday i would say our washington bureau if you're always on the phenomena at the white house for us tonight alexandra thank you very much. and here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world at least six people or six police officers rather have been killed in. troops wounded in separate suicide bombings in the pakistani city of cueto one a

welcome coston so we have the two men there probably getting on very well by grooming each other the mr macro was touching mr trump's leg what is the explanation for this apparent chemistry between these two men. when i think a president like role france invested a lot of time and effort into this he chose to not mr trump maybe other leaders in europe are doing at least behind closed doors spots to give it a chance and he was trying to reach out to trump he invited him to the busty they military parade in paris last year playing of course to mr trump's known love of pomp and circumstance but he also always gave the impression that he's taking trump very seriously and also today when the two met at the white house president ma kroll several times called mr trump his friend at the same time of course you also didn't refrain from pointing out there are differences and he has to because mr trump is not so popular in france as in most european countries so he cannot be seen as too close or shirk away from the differences and he mentions for instance that we should refrain from nationalism and that

and her colleagues will certainly not make mr macro work any easier. unless they started back. in industrial chef need a large chunk. of the french president also wants an e.u. wide asylum law which european parliamentary member support but the green party finds my khans efforts at home less than credible. what are your ingredients for your immigration and asylum laws the deportation and containment instead of welcoming people who are seeking refuge. but it was the european liberals who underscored how far off the goal of a new strong europe is especially in terms of defense they said the recent military intervention in syria highlights that shortcoming since this is not you know i said europe in my macros ideas are both inspiring and polarizing i'm bound to provoke debates but it remains questionable whether there is time enough for concrete steps in order to convince voters that the reform agenda before the european elections next year. well here in germany the chairman of the or foreign affairs committee and an ally of chance on america has reiterated the urgency for france

washington on friday will i'm going to merkel is she going to get such a warm welcoming reception the way mr macro got today at the white house. i don't think so at the visits are totally different the german chancellor is coming to the white house on friday as you said it will be a working so there are going to be a few meetings in the white house and a joint press conference no there are no military will come ceremony and we have to say that the german chancellor has been more critical of president. the french president has been and that is something that. doesn't feel gats and to the u.s. president has been very critical of germany germany's trade surplus that is going to be on the agenda on friday i would say our washington bureau chief always on the phenomena at the white house for us tonight i would like to thank you very much. was that a. court has charged a man with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder after yesterday's deadly van attack in the city police are now trying to determine the suspect's motive twenty five year old alec manasse and posted a social media message in prais

and her colleagues will certainly not make mr macro any easier. in industrial chef need. the french president also wants an e.u. wide asylum law which european parliamentary members support but the green party finds my khans efforts at home less than credible. greedy and for your immigration and asylum laws the deportation and containment instead of welcoming people who are seeking refuge. but it was the european liberals who underscored how far off the goal of a new strong europe is especially in terms of defense. the recent military action in syria highlights that shortcoming they said because it was a french and british intervention not a european one b.n. in my macros ideas both inspiring and polarizing i'm bound to provoke debates but it remains questionable whether there is time enough for concrete steps in order to convince the voters but the reform agenda before the european elections next year there was catherine martin's there reporting speech today dream reaction here in berlin from a key ally of german chancellor angela merkel the chairman of the german parlia

what was the group with mr trump was get to be grooming the president emanuel a macro what explains the this apparent chemistry between the two of them. well there are a number of reasons first of all a president mccraw france made a real efforts to groom this relationship after an awkward. to remember their first meeting where they had this battle of a handshake basically they come have come together and mr mccraw invited donald trump to the busty they parade in france and the president trying very much like that clearly president mccraw was playing to mr trump known. for pomp and circumstance and he has taken mr trump very seriously at least openly he's he's done that publicly he's done that and yes probably mr trump also felt flattered by president kroll and then they're both outsiders in a way crawl. at an unlikely win frons with a new movement a new party that he formed and he beat all the establishment candidates and pretty much the same story with donald trump who hijacked the republican party in a way and also trumps the establishment both of his own party and the democratic par

said that he's willing to talk about the new agreement in addition to the existing one once a day mr macro is political charms were aimed towards the u.s. congress french voters and the western world from the threats of iran and north korea to growing nationalism and the plague of fake news mr mccraw methodically explained why there is no alternative to us leadership in the world he redefined trumps america first by reminding the us why it cannot retreat from its global responsibilities and a republican majority congress rewarded him with several standing ovations welcoming all planets let this faith eat there is no planet b. and i am sure one day the united states would come back and join to purchase agreements bostons the united states and in europe we are living in a time off or and here you can play with your ears and angers for a time but they do not construct anything. anger only freezes and we can suss france supports fully the united states he needs the faults to bring pound down through sanctions and negotiations towards deed. of the korean peninsula. for iran. our objective is cl

expected to dominate the state visit of the french president emanuel macron to the united states mr macro is urging the u.s. president on the trunk to stick to the twenty fifteen agreement mr trump has threatened to walk away from the deal which does ease some sanctions on iran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program alan fisher has the story now from the white house. you're forgetting going to work as a politician and a statesman emanuel mccrone decided to be a tourist taking the opportunity of a sunny spring day in washington to walk to the lincoln memorial the french president arrived a few hours earlier with a warm greeting but a clear agenda we will have your partner to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss about her security about trade and a lot of the issues very important for our countries and beyond our two countries at the white house he was welcomed for the first official state visit of the trump presidency donald trump gets on well with the man you're mccraw but in the talks that have to follow the french president wants to convince him to stay inside the iran

n does notf mr. macro succeed, it is terrible news for france and really terrible for europe.is a good answer to the populist alternative. if heif he fails, i worry very h we could see trouble. tom: i have to leave it there, olivier blanchard, thank you. vonnie: tom keene with olivier blanchard. we have more to come from the spring meeting with imf in washington, d c over the next days. let's get a check on u.s. majors. the stoxx 600 in europe in its steep earning season. the dow is down nine points. the s&p 500 is up .25. ibm is down more than 7% in the index. the nasdaq is up about .1, as is the stoxx 600. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ for our stocktime of the hour. it is ibm, the worst performer in the s&p 500 right now. shares are down after the company reported worst quarter earnings -- first quarter earnings. abigail: the fact that sales growth was flat, when you include the currency up 5% but when you back that out with flat sales growth, and they had decent sales growth in the first call, in hopes that a turnover was underway but that seems like a one quarter wonder. also a d

happened but the things to be discussed i'm thinking maybe climate could be one other thing with with mr macro. right and again the that's an issue in which the macro has yet to convince donald trump to resign back on to the paris climate change accord there also the issue of syria there was a rather weird vaguely embarrassing moment with claims to have changed donald trump's mind on a plan and during president's in syria the white house then walked out back and said no we want to get out as quickly as possible that's what trump has been been saying interestingly it's also reported that france is leading the charge to weaken u.s. sanctions on russia they're having that is they're saying that the current sanctions against russia by the u.s. are having a really damaging effect on european manufacturing particularly in the aerospace and call manufacturing industries which rely a great deal on russian steel and i mean your brother russian aluminum so there is also a push to actually weaken sanctions on russia being led by. the several major issues here but i think right now we're looking at iran b

. >> on that point, since you're mrs. macro, we get the job report tomorrow morning.uch -- usually this is the biggy, right it gives us the wage number, the jobs added is that as important now when we're still talking about trade policy and tariffs >>. >> as an outlier, but i think it's the sub aspects that matter more than the actual payroll number this is possible if not consensus there's whisper the unemployment rate could have a three handle on it tomorrow. obviously, that would be great news for main street i do think this is a year where main street probably feels a little bit better than wall street to stephanie's point about the increase, big moves up and down, these big 1% moves, we've had a cluster in the last two weeks. this type of cluster, you don't tend to see outside ofbear markets. i don't want that to suggest that's an ominous sign even when you've had these clusters in bear market, the near to medium term for the market is actually positive. i'm not -- i'm not a market timer. i can't call what's going to happen next. but i think there are some pretty

mr. pompeo is in lockstep with president trump and his policies. francine: talk to me about president macroirst state visit? . if you were to coach president now, how would you reckon? kevin: there we had the moment, the first lady, said, come over here, come over here to stand together. they were really trying to show that they have a positive relationship, despite key twoferences between the presidents, despite representing different ideological constituencies. tom: this is deeply emotional for the french. for those of you on radio, there is little tree and people make were, 10,000 americans injured or killed at the bolo words at the end of world war i. in 1918, we were dragged into the war and we saved france with an attack across a small woo in france, and mr.ds macron -- woods in france, and mr. macro is bringingn a small sampling from those wood is get the jokes, but this is. hugely symbolic to the french people -- i get the jokes but this is hugely symbolic to the french people. kevin: he wants to bring the u.s. to the negotiation table with regards to iran. tour of therivate nationa

european union the paris climate coast and washington's decision to recognize to restrain mr capital of israel trump and macro also discuss the upcoming summit with north korea with regard to the war in syria from thanks to macro for france joining the u.s. and britain in strikes often alleged chemical attack earlier this month however the outlook on solving the syrian crisis differed macro favorite pushing for a new solution to end the war there is trouble stressed his exit plans. i would love to get out i'd love to bring our incredible warriors back home they've done a great job we've essentially. just absolutely obliterated isis in iraq and in syria. after a day with a big agenda the leaders rounded things off with an official state dinner at the white house. well after those hints of a new iran deal in washington i asked forest foreman of bard college here in berlin if mccrone is succeeding in bringing president trump over to his way of thinking well perhaps it looks like that i think it's also a story of it's a question of face saving measures trouble be able to back down without any kind of damage to hi

troops in syria some people say that the macros close mr trump is a risk because the u.s. president is so unpredictable but others say the french president has much to gain he can try and influence trump on important international matters such as the iran nuclear deal and it may help france's international standing rockwall seems to her very. well thought through diplomatic strategy which is to create the largest amount of flexibility for france by making sure that the u.s. is on side michael will leave washington with few promises on a number of issues it's unclear for example whether trumbull impose u.s. trade tariffs on the e.u. or agree to an expanded iran nuclear agreement but if trump changes his mind on either issue many people in france may feel that all the back slapping and smiles were worth it natasha butler al-jazeera paris. protests are continuing in armenia's capital as the political crisis unfolds thousands of people have been back out on the streets on saying a call from the opposition anita hill accuses the government of refusing to negotiate a transfer of

know that they would face severe consequences well the visiting french president emanuel macro is trying to convince mr trump to stick with the twenty fifteen deal alan fischer now from the white house. before getting going to work as a politician and a statesman emanuel mccrone decided to be taking the opportunity of a sunny spring day in washington to walk to the lincoln memorial the french president arrived a few hours earlier with a warm greeting but a clear agenda we will have your board meeting to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss a border security about trade. and a lot of. very important for our countries and beyond our two countries at the white house he was welcomed for the first official state visit of the trump presidency donald trump gets on well with the man you're mccraw but in the talks that have to follow the french president wants to convince him to stay inside the iran nuclear deal not to abandon it and to also think again about possible trade tariffs on european goods the white house press secretary seemed to indicate there was little chance of change on iran from the

troops in syria some people say that the macros close mr trump is a risk because the u.s. president is so unpredictable but others say the french president has much to gain he can try and influence trump on important international matters such as the iran nuclear deal and it may help france's international standing recall seems to her very. well for through diplomatic strategy which is true create the largest amount of flexibility for france making sure the u.s. is on micro will leave washington with few promises on a number of issues it's unclear for example whether trumbull impose u.s. trade tariffs on the e.u. or agree to an expanded iran nuclear agreement but if trump changes his mind on either issue many people in france may feel the tulip backslapping and smiles who was it. al-jazeera paris when they were ahead on the news hour including a show of unity germans rally against anti-semitism after an attack and berlin. and then didn't go through with millions of followers a sentenced to prison life and prison for rape. and sport its advantage around the track after the

correspondent costs and the nominee welcome coston what was the groom and mr trump was actually grooming the president in emanuel are macro. explains the this apparent chemistry between the two of them. well there are a number of reasons first of all a president mccraw france made a real efforts to groom this relationship after an awkward start to remember their first meeting where they had this battle of a handshake basically they come have come together and mr mccraw invited donald trump to the bus tea they parade in france and the president trying very much like that clearly president mccraw was playing to mr trump known. for pomp and circumstance and he has taken mr trump very seriously at least openly he's he's done that publicly he's done that and yes probably mr trump.

troops in syria some people say that the macros close mr trump is a risk because the u.s. president is so unpredictable but others say the french president has much to gain he can try and influence trump on important international matters such as the iran nuclear deal and it may help france's international standing recall seems to her very. well thought through diplomatic strategy which is to create the largest amount of flexibility for france by making sure that the u.s. is on side micra will leave washington with few promises on a number of issues it's unclear for example whether trumbull impose u.s. trade tariffs on the e.u. or agree to an expanded iran nuclear agreement but if trump changes his mind on either issue many people in france may feel that all the back slapping and smiles were worth it natasha butler al-jazeera paris. britain's parliament is set to debate plans to leave the use tariff free customs union after briggs it the vote is non-binding but strong opposition by politicians could increase the pressure on to resume a government it's negotiating the terms

called it one of america's quote worst ever deals now the french president emanuel macro says he plans to appeal to mr trump during his white house visit a little later on monday the u.n. is also urging the united states president to stick to the original agreement you're right up to date with all the top stories up next it's inside story i will see you very soon ali. pakistan's cash tunes a rise up thousands them in straight against what they say.

going to be a very very long way i think from now it does say very much as the president macro is positioned as mr trump's the closest ally within europe how do the french see that president getting so close to donald trump. i guess with a mixture of. perhaps. admiration and also skepticism and just as mike weighs twenty four hours but i'm sure it's a different view said he would have in germany where in germany the public appears widely against from bence's and not from us probably the most and was head of state in the world i think in france that. it's view life the thing all pragmatic and if you or. succeeds into having sullied and also food for relationship was derived from it would come down i think positively in friends mr trump is looking for supporting syria syria and other places where france has influence i can present micro gif they want to research and i believe merkel having been able to open up have been willing to well surely he has more power than i'm going to america for instance would have since the he's the head of the army and we don't have the parliamentary army which the deva

ceremony at the white house french president emanuel macro is on the first state visit by a foreign leader under the presidency of donald trump. mr please don't miss out proclaim friendship was on full display time. and time again. but we do have a very special relationship in fact i'll get that piece and then. it will be we have to make them perfectly as per our situations and as with many friendships opinions on several key issues differed no simply on iran hundred deal signed in twenty fifteen tehran agreed to limit its nuclear program which it maintains was for peaceful civilian purposes in return for an easing of economic sanctions. it's a bad deal it's a bad structure it's falling down should have never ever been made i blame. congress i blame a lot of people for but i will say if iran threatens us in any way they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid we're going to meetings today we proposed a solution relationship between our countries who consider they could you consider the around deal to be a bad deal for a number of months i've been saying it's not a sufficient deal but it has enabled us until twenty twen

macro is with us. coming up in a bit, with amazon and all the uproar about mr. bezos and mr.mp, eileen burbidge joins us in london. stay with us. lisa abramowicz and tom keene. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: i am lisa abramowicz in new york with tom keene. elon musk caused quite a stir in the twitterverse yesterday. "tesla goes bankrupt," he tweeted. despite intense money, to raise including a last-ditch mass sale of easter eggs, we are sad to or that tesla has gone completely and totally bankrupt. a lot of people are questioning why a ceo of a public company that is clearly under a lot of duress, stocks have been tanking, have the worst week -- you have to wonder -- what is the rationale here? tom: bring uptom: the screen here. let's show the reality of the financials of tesla. lisa: it fell flat. maybe it ring a little too true. $1 billion light, another $3 billion late, still looking at negative cash flow, and there are some other elements we will not go into right now, but there are some real western. -- real questions. withis a car company, and all the recent challenges, you

player—macro mr speaker, the right honourable lady also asked my aware that it could impact, the samealso asked about and talked about she claims that protections that were removed in 2014. i have to tell her, no such protections have been removed. people who arrived before 1973, they have the absolute right to be here, and that has not changed. the right honourable lady also asked me about whether i am aware of anyone that may have been wrongly deported. i am not currently aware of anyone wrongly deported, but i will stress there is intensive work going on, going back many yea rs, work going on, going back many years, looking at many individuals, going on right now in the department. so i will keep the house updated on that very important issue. lastly, the honourable lady, she closed her remarks by a mining eve ryo ne she closed her remarks by a mining everyone rightly so that her parents we re everyone rightly so that her parents were members of the windrush generation. my parents were also pa rt generation. my parents were also part of that generation of migrants that came to that

macro and the u.s. president on trump is on a state visit to the u.s. he's urging mr trump to stick with the twenty fifteen accord as that may the twelfth deadline draws close the u.n. secretary general has condemned an airstrike on a wedding party in yemen more than thirty people were killed in the attack by saudi led forces in the western province of hugs on sunday in another air strike last week the second in command of the goofy rebels was killed. police in the canadian city of toronto are questioning a suspect after a van was driven onto a crowded sidewalk at least ten people died and fifteen were injured officers say the suspects a nick appears to have acted deliberately but so far there appears to be no connection to an armed group or to a wider plot armenia's opposition leaders say they want parliamentary elections to be held as soon as possible to prevent that you see on from running the country from behind the scenes there were celebrations in the capital here of an on monday after the sixty three year old resigned as prime minister after nearly two weeks of

in a more macro sense, or capitol hill, this is another difficult or challenging pompeoion on top of mr. and gina haspel at a time when the republicans are thinking about reelection and what to be talking about. as far as taxes and tax reform -- talking about as far as taxes and tax reform. . not greatertainly timing. i'm sure the white house would not have wanted it to happen the way it did. i'm sure congress would rather be spending their limited time on other things. but here we are. it will be a busy legislative season. >> thank you. let me ask you the question that i asked commander rowan about turmoil in the cabinet position. we have the head of dr. in gamble earlier -- of procter & gamble earlier. that is only with the vast command experience, then we have secretary shulkin who has managed large medical organizations, and each one of them has had problems. the top of issue at finding someone to lead this organization effectively for enough. of time that there is stability of time enough period that there is stability there. >> there are a lot of different people with different ba

mr. legere: at the time of the deal, we have 110,000 macro sites and we are going to find that the segregation of powers -- towers and sites for the company. we will keep 75,000 of those sites and keep 10,000 more. $43 billion was of synergies, $26 billion comes from network and from site decommissioning or capital avoidance. what i did with a $43 billion for the synergies is 93% is all backs and 7% is. what i did not put in, as you can imagine, there are great opportunities revenue synergy in upside. synergies and going off on a track record of what we did with metro pcs, we committed to $6 billion worth of synergies over three years and 10delivered $10 billion in -- in two years. we doubled the size of the customer base and three times the employee base. vonnie: if it all gets done and you were hoping for the first half of 2019 already -- mr. legere: 12. vonnie: you have plans like metro pcs and boost, when you get rid of some of those? biglegere: we have two headquarters locations with great people, really great places a hire folks and attract talent. we named the company t-mobile, but we o

macro and the u.s. president on the trump is on a state visit to the u.s. he's urging mr trump to stick with the twenty fifteen accord that may the twelfth deadline draws close. the u.n. secretary general has condemned an airstrike on a wedding party in yemen more than thirty people were killed in the attack by saudi led forces in the western province of hugger on sunday in another air strike last week the second in command of the who the rebels was killed. police in the canadian city of toronto are questioning a suspect after a van was driven onto a crowded sidewalk at least ten people died and fifteen were injured officers say the suspects alec and asin appears to have acted deliberately but so far there appears to be no connection to an armed group or to a wider plot. i mean as opposition leaders say they want parliamentary elections to be held as soon as possible to prevent that you see and from running the country from behind the scenes there were celebrations in the capital here of an on monday after the sixty three year old resigned as prime minister after nearly t

berlin that budding bromance between trump and macro own i want you to take a look and listen to what the two men said today about each other repeatedly. mr president they're all saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally but we do have a very special relationship we have to make them perfect is perfect and on top of it we have an excellent personal reason she was so i want to thank you for that we we have got a very special relationship i don't imagine it's ever been closer in the history of the two countries you did a good job. the great job. great president he's going to be a great president a friend that's my predict oh you're thinking. thank you. and they walked away handed hands all right how to read that i'm joined tonight by claire richardson in washington she's covering that end of the story and here at the big table with me is mad long he is at the big table so good to see you again as well i want to take the story over the clear in washington to begin with clearly we you know the big stories today really there are two big stories you've got strong what he said and mccraw on

mrs.. the dollar is rising. bank of america came out with a lovely line this morning. trade hasensual macroimplied short dollar position. to that extent, if we get to 325, does that permeate across nasdaq, euro, yen, and emerging markets? is there more risk for em than bm in his reconstructed market above 3%? short term, there is the potential the dollar could go higher from here. our view is against the euro, by the end of the year, you will see the euro strength against the dollar. what is being remarkable over the last couple months, if you look at the surprise indices, the data is coming in weaker than expected. expect onnormally that backdrop to see more euro weakness then you have. the euro has held its ground. we are now at the point where the european data in terms of the relative surprise will start bottoming out and get better. that could put upward pressure on the euro again in the second half of the year. anna: mike, thank you. .et's bring you an update the numbers look broadly in line . let's talk about the outlook. the first half, smartphone demand was week, but they see healt

macro made the pitch to the u.s. president on will trump has threatened to pull out of the international accord mr trump want to iran if it restarts its nuclear program meanwhile the iranian foreign minister said his country may abandon the twenty fifteen deal if the u.s. pulls out. we have said that the united states has not lived up to its to its bargain that is to its commitments to lift certain sanctions not to impede. economic relations between iran and its economic partners it has done all of that it has prevented basically dissuade threatened companies from engaging with iran so the economic benefits of the of the nuclear have not been at the level that had been promised the u.s. judge has ruled against the white house decision to end a program that protects young undocumented immigrants the scheme known as dhaka shielded so-called dreamers from deportation and gave them work permits the judge said canceling it was unlawful and ordered it to resume. malaysian police say the believed two suspects in the killing of a palestinian hamas member still in the country but they don't know who they are offices have rel

macro economic fact is that there is no doubt the u.s. has legitimate gripes against china, most on forced technology -- transfer, market access, ip theft, it is a legitimate issue there. whether mrp is going about at the right way is another question. he is right in one sense there is no trade war right now, we are at a trade tussle at the moment. was it all lost years ago? not necessarily. nobody knew how china would develop and would be so successful. ,aidi: there is an element where it would hate -- hurt beijing the most? of thelmost ideological u.s. to curtail chinese ambitions. they are obviously competing with each other but it depends if you are competing fairly. the u.s. doesn't have the same access to chinese markets on technology. look at cloud computing, an obvious one, internet for example. that china would have in the u.s.. i'm not saying it is a one-way street, but china is a much more closed economy than the u.s. was. the u.s. once didn't care so much about that but now that china has caught up so quickly and so greatly, it is a genuine strategic threat. it is finally coming to a boil in the u.s.. haidi: we were hearing in the lead up to all this that the to thent

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mr. trump today. the market should be looking for any signs the u.s. could further exempt it you -- exempt the eu from the steel and aluminum tariffs. the macrofect of the current tariffs is actually pretty small. what we have to worry about is the confidence effect. you get a little less of it in the u.s.. the fiscal stimulus is upset. given the improving sentiment around the korean peninsula, when china and the u.s. sit down to discuss trade, do they try to unwind some of this progress or actually bend to the pressure? my guess is that china may simply bring forward some of its already planned policies to open up its capital market. there may be a little token gesture in there when it comes to intellectual property. that should probably be enough for trump to say he has a win, in this thing should blow over. i'm a little more optimistic than i was before given the news this morning. this is really good progress. at a the market looks proxy issue for china and the u.s. when they look at the korean peninsula, for them to go backwards now would be seen very badly. whoever would move backwards would be penalized by markets. francine: it was ama

macro? george w. bush was the evangelical candidate in 2000. he pushed conservative policies but he doesn't come close to mr. trump's courageous blunt strokes in defense of evangelicals. evangelicals have found their man. it may seem mystifying to outsiders but for someone like me with a front row seat to an inside view, it makes perfect sense. go ahead, mark. caller: how do i feel about that statement? host: yes, sir. caller: i think -- i don't think that donald trump is a religious man at all. he cheats on his wife. he is completely abusive to people to twitter. he's a terrible person. i don't agree with that at all. he is a bad man who deserves to be removed from office. host: vincent is in lancaster, california, up early with us. line for independents. vincent, go ahead. caller: good to hear this discussion. absolute moral character. and it comes down to, you know, having character or lack of character and in terms of whether or not we the people can judge, you know, the person or persons in office because i want to extend this to congress yet the spotlight was shifted to congress as was in 1994. a lot o