last week, mr. trump told president xi jinping of china that china will get a better trade deal if it reins in its troublesomtroublesome ally. today, china warned north korea to stop testing missile and atom bombs, and then hours later, mr. trump announced he will not accuse china of keeping its currency artificially low, which helps chinese trade. saturday is a major north korean holiday, a time often celebrated with a missile or nuclear test. asia correspondent ben tracy is making a rare visit to north korea tonight. >> reporter: scott, we just arrived here in pyongyang, and on the ride in from the airport, we could see people along the street getting ready for what is expected to be a big military parade this weekend. north korea is celebrating what would have been the 105th birthday of its country's founder. now, that parade is expected to include some of north korea's banned missiles, which president kim jong-un has tested several times since donald trump took office. it's widely believed that anothe

in fact, mr. trump was well acquainted with mr. bannon before he became campaign ceo in august. >> thank you for joining us on the initial breitbart news daily show. >> that's such an honor. >> reporter: bannon interviewed candidate trump on breitbart news more than ten times starting in november 2015. >> hi, guys. >> reporter: all this comes amid another high-profile white house controversy. >> you had a, you know, someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> reporter: today sean spicer tried comparing assad to hitler's actions during the holocaust. >> to make a gaff like this is inexcusable. on a professional level, it's disappointing, i think i've let the president down. >> reporter: the president said today the world is nasty and a mess. he could have been describing turmoil here at the white house. but the president remains confident, declaring by the time he is finished, the world will be a better place. >>> two more police officers have been put on leave after dragging a passenger off a f

mr. trump's rhetoric does not match the business practices that made him millions. many trump-branded products are made overseas. trump eyeglasses, made in china. items from the trump home collection, made in china. >> now where were these made? >> reporter: david letterman asked about trump shirts and ties in 2012. >> the ties are made where, in china? >> china. >> the ties are made in china. >> reporter: mr. trump's executive order also seeks to limit h1b visas that allow companies to hire skilled foreign labor, something the white house argues undercuts u.s. jobs and high-tech wages. mr. trump has for years used a related visa program to hire romanian and haitian workers at his mar-a-lago resort. we asked candidate trump about that in february 2016. >> it's impossible to get help. >> it's impossible to hire american workers. >> it's a seasonal job, a four- month, five-month job. american workers want a full- time job. >> reporter: even while mr. trump has been in office, the trump organizati

that's what mr trump said. well...he us has in afghanistan. it's the first time it has been used. let's bring in the bbc‘s jane 0'brien, live from washington, dc. the speaker, all politicians change positions, but in the last seven days, there have been some remarkable turna rounds? days, there have been some remarkable turnarounds? yes it is quite a litany. it is like donald trump has dipped his toe in the pool of foreign policy but has not quite made up his mind which direction to swim in. really, even though he seems to be changing his view and changing his mind, we're still not entirely certain to what. because there hasn't been any clearly articulated policy on any of these issues. take syria, for instance. suddenly, the assad government matters to him, and he orders a strike on an airbase. danny hasn't said what else he's going to do, but we do know that he did want to send a message to russia, whom initially he said he was cosying up to and wa nted he said he was cosying up to and wanted to be friends with, but

i am interested that mr trump did not refer to russia, which is one of the key allies in syria, and ofourse it is quite interesting to see how this is playing out, because mr trump has also been very critical of us military engagement in iraq and afghanistan. it remains to be seen whether this attack on tuesday is going to lead to him reversing us policy and becoming more involved. also the famously tweeted when a chemical attack happened on president 0bama's watch, some years ago, don't take military action, when president 0bama talked about crossing the red line, and we didn't know what the reaction in the us would be, trumped the businessmen we re would be, trumped the businessmen were saying don't take action. —— trump the businessmen. while he was addressing the press in the rose garden, we had the security council meeting in which russia said it was not the assad regime. this is the problem. it is this relationship between russia and syria, and whether the trump administration will put pressure on russia in terms of its role. yes, this whole dynamic is an interesting one. we have

mr. trump's >> reporter: despite mr. trump's heated rhetoric, at the united nations today secretary of state tillerson said the u.s. is not looking for a fight. >> we much prefer a negotiated solution to this problem. >> reporter: tillerson offered direct negotiations with north korea and outlined the trump administration's plan to force kim jong-un to the table. he proposed choking its economy with more sanctions and asked other countries to cut off diplomatic relations and to no longer hire north koreans as cheap labor. >> the united states also would much prefer countries and people in question to own up to their lapses and correct their behavior themselves. >> reporter: president trump also expressed some empathy for kim jong-un, anthony, saying he appreciates he took over the regime at a young age, likely feels threatened, and is in a difficult spot. >> mason: margaret brennan at the white house. thanks, margaret. today, mr. trump became the first sitting president to address the national rifle association since rona

we also know, mr. trump said the trump organization solve money , thisanizations saw money is what he said, not me, pouring in from russia. that russians make a disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets. we know the trump organization repeatedly attempted to secure trademarks and develop real estate in russia. not unlike what they did in china. we will get to that. we have plenty of time. >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kelly, you are recognized to strike the last word. >> my experience has been, i have done some work as far as paying taxes, it was at to the irs of they wanted to do an investigation on me. i don't think it was a subject of a congressional request for it. i'm going to yield my time to mr. rene c. >> i appreciate the gentleman yielding some more time. my friend from new jersey am a -- from new jersey, have you ever done a k-1? cooks i have no dealings like this. -- >> i have no dealings like this. >> i have done k-1's. it doesn't reflect where the income came from. it does

in a tweet, then mr. trump said, quote, president obama, do not attack syria. there is no up side.

mr. trump's rhetoric does not match the business practices that made him millions. many trump-branded products are made overseas. trump eyeglasses made in china. items from the trump home collection is this ma collection, made in china. david letterman asked about his shirts and ties in 2012. >> theie china? ties are made in china. >> reporter: mr. trump's executive order also seeks to limit h-1b visas that allow companies to hire foreign skill the labor. something that undercuts american jobs and high-tech wages. he has for years used a related program to hire workers for his mar-a-lago property. we asked candidate trump about that in february 2016. >> it's impossible to get help. it's very, very hard to get help. >> reporter: impossible to hire americans. >> it's very hard. it's a seasonal job. and american workers don't want to work, they want a full-time job. >> reporter: and even while he has been in office, the trump organization has applied for an h 2 b visa for a foreign national services outside new york city. a club he is expected to visit multiple times in

mr. trumpith options for a u.s. strike on the syrian regime. it's a response to that nerve gas attack this week, that killed more than 80 syrian civilians. mr. trump said today something should happen. david martin is at the pentagon. >> reporter: with two destroyers armed with cruise missiles poised in the eastern mediterranean, the u.s. appeared on the verge of launching a strike against the syrian military in retaliation for the chemical attack earlier this week. cruise missiles are unmanned aircraft which carry a 1,000-pound warhead and fly close to the ground below enemy air defenses guided to their targets by g.p.s. satellites. preparations for the attack came in the middle of a high-stake summit between president trump and china's president xi, at the florida white house. mr. trump is the second president to be on the brink of military action against the assad regime. >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being uniteutilized. >> report

well, mr. trump did take a swing at the democrat running in a special election tomorrow in georgia to fill a house seat. it should be a geme, because republicans have held that seat since the 1980s. but democrats are trying to make this a referendum on president trump. and here's nancy cordes. >> this is not your typical sleeping special election. >> reporter: 30 year old john ossoff has gone from unknown documentarian to democratic cause celeb in the space of two months. >> do you feel more pressure knowing that democrats across this country are invested their hopes in you? >> i feel so well supported by thousands of people here in this community. >> reporter: the former congressional aide is running against 11 republicans and four other democrats to fill the seat vacated by tom price, president trump's secretary of health and human services. progressive websites push democrats nationwide to give to ossoff and they did. he's raised $8.3 million, 18 times more than his top republican rival. karen han

mr. trump won by 77,000 votes. out of 128 million cast. chip reid has the taxing debate over the president's returns.. >> ho-ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: this weekend protestors from coast to coast called on president trump to release his tax returns. he says he can't release them because he's under audit but tax experts say that shouldn't matter. this was president-elect trump in january. >> you know, the only one that irkas about my tax returns the reporters, okay, they arehe >> reporter: but in february a cbs news poll found 56% think it's necessary for him to release his tax returns. 43% said it is is not. he's the only president not to release them in more than 40 years. before taking office, mr. trump often criticized president obama for being too secretive. in 2012 he tweeted he is the least transparent president ever. and he ran on transparency. but on friday, the white house said its visiter logs will no longer be made public, a practice begun by president obama. >> donald trump's white house is less transparns--

electoral college for him, mr. trump won by 77,000 votes out of 135 million cast nationwide. chip reed has the taxing debate over the president's returns. >> hey, hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: this weekend, protesters from coast-to-co called on president trump to release his tax returns. he says he can't release them pause he's under audit. but tax experts says that shouldn't matter. this was president trump in january. >> you know, the only one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. >> reporter: but in february, a cbs news poll found 56% found it's necessary for him to release his tax returns. 43% said it's not. he's the only president not to release them this more than 40 years. before taking office, mr. trump often criticized mr. obama of being too secretive. he tweeted he is the least transparent president ever, and he ran on transparency, but on friday, the white house said its visitor logs will no longer be maid publi made public. >> donald trump's white house is less transparent t

critics argue if mr. trumpat mar-a-lago it would be more attractive instead of to the ones from haiti he tends to hire. >>> ivanka trump faces questions about her business and whether she is profiting from her white house job. on the same day she had dinner with the chinese president and her father, the chinese government approved trademarks for ivanka's clothing line. jan crawford has that. >> reporter: so ivanka trump no longer runs her company but she is still the owner that tends to profit from the chinese trademarks. >> reporter: during dinner, ivanka trump sat three seats away from president xi jinping. her daughter, arabella even serenaded the chinese leader and his wife in mandarin. ♪ there is no evidence that trademarks are part of any quid pro quo. but the potential for a conflict of interest is there. according to george w. bush's former chief ethics lawyer. >> our constitution prohibits a united states government officeholder from accepting presents from foreign governments. so these trademarks are

mr. trump with options for a u.s. strike on the syrian regime, a response to that nerve gas attack this week that killed more than 80 syrian civilians. nerve gas is banned by international convention. its use is a war crime. but syrian dictator, bashar al-assad, has inflicted it repeatedly against civilians who rebelled against his rule six years ago. today, mr. trump said, "something has to happen." holly williams reports from the syrian border where survivors of the attack are being treated. >> reporter: abdul hameed al-youssef lost his nine-month-old twins in the attack. aya and ahmed. "say gone, my loves," he said. before he buried them along with his wife and several other family members. turkey's government said today that initial findings suggest it was sarin nerve agent. the chief suspect is the syrian regime, in part because the target was in a rebel-controlled area that's been pummeled with air strikes by the regime and its ally, russia. witnesses from the town of khan sheikhoun say t

today mr. trump said that president obama's national security adviser, susan rice, committed a crime, but he cited no evidence. rice has acknowledged that during the transition she asked for the names of trump associates caught up in surveillance of foreign officials. now, surveillance of foreign officials is routine, as are the conversations with members of an incoming administration. when a u.s. citizen is heard on such a call, his or her name is omitted to protect privacy, but rice and others were authorized to learn the names if necessary. today in an interview with "the new york times," mr. trump did not say what law rice had allegedly broken, but he said, "i think it's going to be the biggest story." he would say more, he said, at the right time. it was a month ago that mr. trump said his phones had been tabbed last year on orders of president obama. he promised evidence in the future, which has not yet been forthcoming. ivanka trump recently joined her father's team of advisers, which also inc

mr trump is already warning that it will be a very difficult meeting. will dine together this evening before formal talks begin on friday. president trump wants a better deal for america on trade and more cooperation from beijing on north korea. but after candidate trump was so harsh on china, what kind of concessions can he get from the other global superpower? after all, remember what he said during last year's campaign? we can't continue to allow china to rape our country! they have taken our money, they have taken ourjobs. china is a currency manipulator. america has lost 70,000 factories since china entered the world trade organisation. when you look at china, when you look at every country, every trade deal we have is horrible. it's going to be only america first, america first! heading to the summit, mr trump made it clear today where his priorities lie. "jobs, jobs, jobs." but foreign policy issues are already interrupting that domestic focus. yesterday, it was syria. today in florida, he'll talk about the increasingly urgent situation in north k

they are meeting at mr trump's resort in palm beach in florida speaking at a dinner between the two leadersalready developed a friendship. they started with socialising. both of the presidents and their delegations. president trump joked earlier than i have talked with president xijinping earlier earlier than i have talked with president xi jinping earlier and earlier than i have talked with president xijinping earlier and i have got nothing so far. it is an honour to have you in the united states. we have had a long discussion already. and so far, i have got nothing, absolutely nothing. but we have developed a friendship. i can see that. and i think long—term we are going to have a very, very good relationship. and i very much look forward to it. so, he is starting out with some very positive talk which is quite a contrast to the kind of negative torquay had about china during the campaign. and the idea is to open the agenda tonight and tomorrow. —— talk he. so they can get to know each other and talk about contentious issues they have to work together on. the two top items are trade and m

mr. trumpo advocated against military intervention in syria. this week, he said the chemical attack changed his view of the syrian war, and of assad. mr. trump said nothing further today, but at a u.n. security council meeting, u.s. ambassador nikki haley did not rule out further action. >> the united states took a very measured step last night. we are prepared to do more, but we hope that will not be necessary. >> woodruff: on the diplomatic front, the issue is likely to top the agenda, as secretary of state rex tillerson visits moscow next wednesday. in congress, democrats urged the president to seek congressional approval for future moves, while republicans generally applauded his action. >> this was a response that was required in response to the commission of war crimes. i want to emphasize, this is the beginning, not the end. but the signal that was sent around the world is very important. >> the president has made a 180-degree pivot in one week on what the united states' role should be i

mr. trump's reflex, blaming mr. obama for today's attack, strikes some even in the trump administration as millis guided. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: the gravity of the images led president trump to issue a statement condemg the chemical attack as reprehensible and heinous. he then shifted to politics blaming president obama's "weakness and irresolution," for not following through on the air strikes he threatened in 2012. >> and a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >> reporter: when a defiant assad carried out the large-scale chemical attack in 2013, mr. trump warned on twitter against any u.s. action. now that mr. trump is president, he has reversed his position as spokesman sean spicer indicated in an off-camera briefing today. >> america's credibility was at stake, and i think the president wants to point out that there was a red line, and they did cross it. we did talk about-- we did have alternatives to regime change, and they weren't t

mr trump says, it's the german newspaper mr trump said...not obsolete any more as my colleague noted... the general tone will have pleased all nato members, they talked about working together on the disaster in syria, also talked about how mrtrump said disaster in syria, also talked about how mr trump said that we should not be trapped by tired thinking and stoltenberg emphasised that the strong may do good europe he talked about a more dangerous and unpredictable world it is interesting that both men emphasised that. donald trump said, "the world isa that. donald trump said, "the world is a mess, right now it is musty and they can't do it right now" it is it —— the world is nasty. it is the view ofjens stoltenberg and an autumn that the world is west now. donald was asked about what has been happening in moscow, the meetings between the us secretary of state and his counterpart in moscow, he said it was a successful meeting which may have raised some eyebrows giving that nothing agreed and eve ryo ne giving that nothing agreed and everyone

mr. trump's guest at his mar largo estate. mr. trump said china will either decide to help us with north korea or won't. implying the u.s. may have to act alone. >>> president trump is spending money to nine bay area counties for damage after last month's storms. money is now available for emergency repairs or replacement in 42 counties, including alameda, contra costa, marin, santa cruz, and samona counties, and it covers the damage to the spillway and lake oroville. >>> there are new calls for emergency hearst about that busted dam at oroville. and a call for help answered for some south bay residents feeling insecure with immigration enforcements. details when we return. >>> hi, everyone. p59 degrees here in san francisco. from our exploratorium camera, looks nice out there. 72 in concord. we're still going to see temperatures above normal before a return to a winter weather scene. i'll have live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv e

mr. trump praised el sisi's leadership and offered the u.s. government. she and her brother will head to the white house to meet with mr. trump today. you can expect a victory lap for the president on that one. >> that's an issue that's been hanging around for a while, absolutely. >>> verizon experiencing a drop in customers for the first time ever? and part of the reason is what this guy is doing over at t-mobile. we're going to show you his reaction to verizon's results, when we get a check on cnn money stream, next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've

washington contradict tim and aggressive state m e nts contradict tim and aggressive statements from mr trumpements from mr trump who called mrassad and animaland statements from mr trump who called mr assad and animal and mr spicer who compared assad with hitler with the caveat that hitler never used chemical weapons. how do these uttera nces chemical weapons. how do these utterances facilitate diplomacy and how and when will the rhetoric change? i think the perspective from the united states supported by the facts that we have are conclusive that the recent chemical weapons attack carried out in syria was planned and it was directed and executed by syrian regime forces and we're quite confident of that. this isjust the latest in we're quite confident of that. this is just the latest in a we're quite confident of that. this isjust the latest in a series of use of chemical weapons by the assad regime. notwithstanding their use on more than 50 occasions of chlorine bombs, cluster bombs and other types of weapons that are intended to maim and kill in the most horrific ways. so, ithink and kill

in fact, mr. trump was well acquainted with mr.non before he became campaign ceo in august. >> mr. trump, thank you very much for joining us on the initial breitbart news show. >> that's such an honor. >> reporter: he interviewed trump on breitbart news more than ten times starting in november of 2015. all this comes amid another high-profile white house controversy. >> you had a, you know, someone as despicable as hitler, who didn't even sink to the, to using kem cam weapons. >> reporter: today press secretary sean spicer tried to apologize for clumsily comparing assad's use of sarin nerve gas to adolf hitler's actions during the holocaust. >> to make a gaff and a mistake like this is inexcusable and reprehensible. on a professional level, it's disappointing, because i think i've let the president down. >>> the ceo of uf nighted airlines is now changing his tune regarding the passenger who was dragged off an overbooked flight. he's apologizing to the man. kris van cleave reports. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: as united airlines stru

just days before mr. trump is set to meet in florida with china's president. >> in a new interview, president trump told the financial times, said they'll either decide to help us or they won't. if they don't that will be for china. if they don't it won't be good for anyone. >> earlier cnn spoke with one of the journalist who interviewed mr. trump. >> it's difficult to tell with donald trump, he's certain he has some of thiz stancontrovers stances on china. north korea, after president br barack obama told him. i think he wants to do something about it. you know, he would like to have chinese help, if that's at all possible. >> as we heard, it's important to remember mr. trump campaigned aggressively against china. here are some of the statements he made during the campaign trail. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing. it's the greatest theft in the history of the world, the greatest abuser in the history of this country. they can't imagine. they can't believe tha

i think what mr. trumpn my mind is outlining the threat and the very real possibility that this guy, the dictator there could have a nuclear weapon in the not-too-distant feature that could be married to an icbm. i think any president that didn't talk about it in stark terms would not be doing his job. >> do you think kim jong-un is mentally unbalanced? >> oh, heck, i don't know. he seems like someone knows what he's doing. clearly the number one thing in his mind is to remain in power. i think in the dynamic of a dictatorship like that he's got to do that by convincing everyone around them, first of all, holding them in stark terror, convincing everyone he's a strong man and is willing to stand up. and all the rest of the rhetoric, the only way to decide whether he's insane or not is to lay him down on a couch and have a battalion's worth of psychiatrists talk to him and figure it out. >>> president trump will mark his 100th day in office with a big rally in pennsylvania. >> cnn's dana bash takes a closer

and mr. trumpe notion that we're going to take care of it on our own, i would suggest, is sadly mistaken. >> you told me days ago this train is leaving the station, to the extent that we should switch, along with all the other allied nations in the region, to a defensive posture to concentrating perhaps on how to get these things out of the sky once they're up there. >> yeah. i think -- i pay a lot of attention to what bill perry says. i think he's come to the conclusion that many of us have, they will -- north koreans will never do away with their nuclear weapons. not going to happen. the chinese don't actually have the leverage to force that situation on them. so what do we do. well, we get a coalition. we hem them in. we try and talk to them. we provide them economic aid if they're starving to death. but we better build a defensive system regardless of what the chinese think about being a threat to their capability, we need to put that in place. ten years from now the american people will be in

here's a bit more from mr. trumpn harrisburg, pennsylvania, yesterday, about his accomplishments after 100 days. [video] president trump: i promise new my inaugural address 100 days ago that now arrives the hour of action and we've, believe me, started from day one. and that is what we've delivered. 100 days of action. in fact, those people and others are exhausted. they've never seen anything like that. they've never seen anything like this. we are ending the offshoring and bringing back our beautiful , wonderful, great american obs. we are eradicating the criminal gangs and cartels that have infiltrated our country. you're reading about them all the time. some of you have big problems with them. thank you for that sign. "blacks for trump." i love that guy. thank you, man. i appreciate it. we're taking steps to renegotiate or cancel any agreements that fail to protect american interests. here are some of our great achievements from the first 100 days. and i will tell you in addition to that, we have built such stron

as a candidate, mr. trump made this contract with voters, promising to, among other things, repeal obamacare, end illegal immigration, and pass an affordable childcare act by his 100th day. he's now feeling pressure to show what g.o.p.-controlled executive and legislative branches can deliver. on friday, trump expressed confidence that health care reform is coming after failing to get congress to repeal and replace obamacare last month. >> we'll see what happens, but health care is coming along well. >> reporter: offering no specifics, mr. trump told the associated press a tax reform proposal would be announceed by "wednesday or shortly thwart," saying it would be "bigger, i believe, than any tax cut ever." and on immigration, the president said so-called dreamers fearing deportation should "rest easy." adding, "we are after criminals. that is our policy." today, at walter reed, president trump and the first lady also spent some time with members of the wounded warrior project. president trump also announced w

mr. trump's daughter and adviser ivanka, and it went viral in china where she and her fashion brand are immensely popular, the same day as these visits, according to the associated press, the ivanka trump clothing line won provisional approval for three trademarks from the chinese government. that clears the way for ivanka's jewelry, bags, and spa services to be sold to market that includes more than 1.3 billion people. >> i think that's wonderful for ivanka that her businesses are doing well, and everything would be just fine if she weren't also working in the white house. >> reporter: richard painter was chief white house ethics lawyer under president george w. bush. he says as a formal adviser to her father, ivanka risks violating the law. >> she has to comply with the criminal conflict of interest statute which will prohibit him from participating in government matters that have a direct and predictable impact on her business, and this includes trade with china. >> reporter: but photos show ivanka attending events with president xi. in a statement, her lawyer says ivanka has had no involvemen

mr. trump did not say what law rice had allegedly broken, but he said i think it's going to be the biggest story. he would say more, he said, at the right time. it was a month ago that mr. trump said his phones had been tapped last year on orders of president obama. he promised evidence in the future, which has not yet been forthcoming. >>> ivanka trump recently joined her father's team of advisers, which also includes chief of staff reince priebus, chief strategist steve boannon and ivanka trump's husband, senior adviser jared kushner. cbs's gayle king asked about reports of discord within the team. >> is everyone getting along in the white house? there are reports that there are warring factions within the white house. is there any truth to that whatsoever? >> palace inch tretrigue storie. >> house of thrones, i know all that. >> i try to stay out of that. i think it is healthy and good to have people who don't always agree on every single issue. you want that diversity of opinion at the tabl

i think mr trump has made various promises.ut on healthcare so getting tough on china is probably in line with his thinking. there is some risk that it gets verily robust between him and china —— fairly. certainly a initially. maybe push for a deal a little bit later. certainly, it might be on the all arming side. and when the japanese prime minister west they are, the two leaders played golf but this time we are not expecting that? certainly not but lots of talk. there has been talk of conflict of interest. china has been a guess working favourably to the trump organisation. if that likely to have any kind of impact? there has certainly been an effort by the chinese to position themselves into the vacuum but they believe mrjohn to live in, certainly in their asian region. —— mrtrump. that to live in, certainly in their asian region. —— mr trump. that is the risk he is running. it is a risk to his policy to give the ground to china. it is not our view. the chinese are probably going to be in a position to get in there. at a ——

mr. trump's popularity?is about local economic issues here and values that you night people in the community in georgia before it is about the national political circus. everyone is looking for national implications, but all politics is local. >> well, yes, but i think you have to admit. yours has garnered a lot of attention because it is seen as somehow connected to mr. trump. and, in fact, is what mr. trump is doing in washington part of your motivation for running? >> well, there are folks here in the community who have serious concerns about the direction of things in washington. myself among them. but fundamentally i'm focussed on running a positive campaign, to bring for jobs to this community and we are building a broad coalition by focussing on an economic division in atlanta. >> you do or do not talk about donald trump out on the stump? >> i'll always voice my concerns about what's happening in washington. that includes my concerns about the administration, whether it's on the environment or civil l

mr. trump: so they can help to rebuild their own nations.ly, i want to say how much i look forward to visiting sicily for the g7 as we seek to foster cooperation not only in matters of security but also science, commerce, health, and technology. our two countries have shared interest and values, and we can toh make great contributions the other. mr. prime minister, i, again, want to thank you for being with us and being our true friend. a spectacular place. i know it well. i love the people of italy. million times living in the united states. people are originally from italy. have manyeat honor to of them as my friends. thank you for being here. thank you, mr. president. thank you for hosting us here. it is an honor to be here at the white house today. i will now switch to italian. .> as the president reminded us a signiendship is also of the 18 million anti-americans who have such an important role in this country. this friendship is witnessed also by the fact that italy is for americanoice students who study abroad. we are very proud of th

mr. trump was going to end an nafta now, reflecting the internal debate among the president's advisors. big business and agricultural interests warned against outright canceling the deal, which erased most tariffs among the united states, canada and mexico. unhappiness with nafta was a signature campaign issue. >> i'm going to renegotiate nafta, one of the worst trade deals ever signed in the history of our country, perhaps the worst ever signed in the history, frankly, of the world. >> yang: the move comes as the administration gets tough on trade as it nears the 100 day mark. this week the white house announced new tariffs on canadian softwood lumber imports, and the president said canada was blocking access to u.s. milk. >> now if i'm unable to make a fair deal. if i'm unable to make a fair meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies i will terminate nafta. >> yang: while the president said negotiations are starting today in fact, the u.s. must give legal notice of its intent to re