. >> muchas gracias buscamos reacciones en nuestra analista polÍtica ana navarro a la que preguntÉ mÁsque comparte esta sensaciÓn de asombro por lo que estÁ sucediendo. >> increÍble, vaya casi inaudito que hemos escuchado esta audiencia tuvo una de calo y una de arena para el presidente trump, confirmÓ que no estÁ bajo investigaciÓn, Él personalmente. pero por otro lado escuchamos a el ex director del fbi decir que Él pensaba que el presidente de estados unidos es un mentiroso, que eso fue lo que lo obligÓ a escribir memorandums despuÉs de todas estas reuniones y que se pintiÓ presionado por el presidente de los estados unidos

departamentos de inteligencia del paÍs que pudiera aportar mÁs hacia lo que se discutiÓ hoy, ana navarroeacciÓn a lo que hemos visto hoy? >> histÓrico, extraordinario y creo que es algo que para muchos de nosotros que venimos de paÍses donde no hay democracias donde no hay este tipo de instituciones tienen que demostrarnos lo que significa este paÍs y por quÉ es tan grande, acabamos de ver al director de fbi en pÚblico ante el senado de estados unidos decir que el presidente estados unidos, donald trump es un mentiroso, y dar su versiÓn de lo que ocurriÓ y de por quÉ estaba tan preocupado, en muchos de nuestros paÍses eso meteria en la cÁrcel o significarÍa muerte segura asÍ que creo que loue acabamos de ver es una gran demostraciÓn de lo que significa la transparencia y la democracia en acciÓn, habiendote dicho eso no es perfecto * y creo que es histÓrico lo que acabamos de ver estamos viendo somos testigos de la historia el dÍa de hoy, aqui falta meses, faltan meses de investigaciÓn antes que se sepamos su hubo delito, antes que sepamos la respuesta de quÉ tipo de colaboraciÓn si es qu

. >> muchas gracias buscamos reacciones en nuestra analista polÍtica ana navarro a la que preguntÉ mÁsa casi inaudito que hemos escuchado esta audiencia tuvo una de calo y una de arena para el presidente trump, confirmÓ que no estÁ bajo investigaciÓn, Él personalmente. pero por otro lado escuchamos a el ex director del fbi decir que Él pensaba que el presidente de estados unidos es un mentiroso, que eso fue lo que lo obligÓ a escribir memorandums despuÉs de todas estas reuniones y que se pintiÓ presionado por el presidente de los estados unidos para dejar de investigar a michael flynn y las cosas que ocurrieron ahÍ con rusia eso es muy serio, esto es el comienzo de esta investigaciÓn y que creo que significa que esto va para largo, pica y se extiende y es un gran problema para el presidente trump. >> ana una cosa es el efecto judicial o legal otra cosa es el impacto polÍtico que esto pudiera tener o podrÍaatener en el presidente trump. >> bueno primero yo creo que le afecta el psiquis, le afecta mentalmente se siente enfadado y te puedo decir que le afecta legislativamente lo que ocurr

ramÓn: el ministro navarro, al hablar durante la apertura del foro nacional estudiantil, de una una culturaos alumnos a poner en prÁctica elementos como la convivencia, paz, solidaridad, respeto y afecto, para evitar conflictos. >> requerimos una cultura de paz en la escuela. la niÑez, la adolescencia. ramÓn: durante el encuentro que se extenderÁ por tres dÍas, navarro manifestÓ que en agosto, los estudiantes y los profesores serÁn dotados de computadoras, con el propÓsito de mejorar la calidad de la en educaciÓn, dentro del marco de la revoluciÓn educativa. julio: en otras noticias, nuestros paÍses destacados, en venezuela culmina en la reuniÓn de la oea donde se discute la discusiÓn polÍtica y social venezolana. se anunciÓ una investigaciÓn, por espionaje a periodistas. en perÚ se restringirÁ el ingreso de turistas en machu pichu tesoros de la humanidad, en el resumen. presentador: venezuela participa en su Última asamblea general de la oea organismo del que no aceptarÁ nada ni necesita nada, segÚn su canciller trabajos de la asamblea general nÚmero 47 de la oea concluyen este miÉrcoles,

sobre este tema de controversia y de tanta importancia para los habitantes del paÍs estamos con ana navarroÍ >>> gracias >>> hablamos de la batalla mÁs importante del presidente esto es un fracaso para trump >>> no todavÍa no es un fracaso y todavÍa falta mucho que perder. recordarÁs que la primera vez que se llevÓ a votacion en la cÁmara, fue derrotada y una segunda vez se logrÓ la aprobaciÓn, sin embargo es un gran reto, to es mÁs difÍcil de lo que yo creo que el liderazgo republicano pensÓ. estamos viendo que hay senadores republicanos que estarÁn parÁndose por sus convicciones y harÁn parandose con sus ciudadanos y lo mÁs importante para el paÍs y no para los republicanos. eso es lo apropiado y que este presidente y este liderazgo republicano tiene que escuchar las preocupaciones de los mismos republicanos. de los gobernadores republicanos, como el de nevada, sandoval como de arizona, y escuchar esas preocupaciones y componer este proyecto. hacerlo mejor. no tratar de con la gran arrogancia meterlo porque si para poder lograr una victoria. >>> muchÍsimas gracias ana navarro esperamos te

pretty mild from napa to navarro and temperatures in the 60s because of the blanket of clouds overheadre's a look at the forecast. clouds and spotty drizzle tonight. cooler than average this weekend. if you hope for weekend not going to happen this weekend. after that things will change. hour by hour, 11:00 p.m. tonight, there will be cloud cover around. blips of green is isolated drizzle expected. heading into 5:00 a.m. will you be seeing the clouds and patches of fog. right now half moon bay is reporting low visibility so watch out for the morning commute. for the afternoon just about everyone seeing the sun except near the coast where we see some of the clouds. tomorrow morning in the 50s. few up ir-40s and in the afternoon bring out the shades. suchb will be out. temperature will rise. low 60s coast side. you can download the accuweather app and keep track of the changes in time for the weekend. we are tracking changes. cooler than average heading into the weekend. between saturday night and sunday morning there's possibility of few sprinkles but not showers like what we just saw.

it took exactly one hour to thrashed spain's carla suarez navarro.atch against carla which was always a tough match. 0n clay, i never won against her so it was a really good match. i think i played exactly what i had to. second-team karolina pliskova surprisingly lost the first set against world —— number 97 but she managed to win in three sets and booked herself a first quarter—final on french clay. the icc champions trophy match between australia and bangladesh at the 0val in london has been abandoned after rain hampered much of the australian innings. bangladesh opener tamim iqbal made 95 for the tigers with three sixes including this one off the bowling of travis head. but mitchell starc responded for the australian's taking iqbal‘s wicket and two others in the same over towards the end of the innings with a modest target of 183 set for victory. in response david warner remained unbeaten on a0 as the rain set in and forced a no result meaning australia need to beat england in theirfinal group match on saturday if they're to qualify for the semi f

. >>> i want to bring in nan hay worth, elizabeth plank, and cnn political commentator, ana navarro. all of you are here this evening. ana, your reaction to the first lady's statement as the first lady has said publicly in the past when her husband gets attacked he will punch back ten times harder. what do you say? >> first of all, let me tell you according to your hashtag, ana navarro would wash your mouth out with soap and hit your hands because that's what people around people you love should do. being a yes man, a yes wife, a yes daughter does not cut it when crow is someone who has this kind of behavior. it seems like an addictive compulsive behavior for donald trump. he cannot keep himself from attacking women, attacking women's looks. it has this weird fixation, eerie fixation with women and blood. it's unacceptable. >> since you say that, let me play this. this is not the first time. you said about the blood thing. this was after a debate in august of 2015. watch. >> let's talk about megyn kelly, you brought her up. she did push you, she pushed a lot of people, but what is it

s/ roberto campos navarro / impulsor del proyecto "hamaca" quienes se acostumbran a una hamaca ya no su balanceo, por protección incluso contra los insectos rastreros track: en la zona maya donde se ubica el hospital rural, las camas y colchones son cosa tan rara como ir a atenderse a un nosocomio. as que los mdicos decidieron dar una atencin intercultural, en el jardn siembran las plantas que los pobladores cosideran sanadoras y colocaron las hamacas para las mujeres que darn a luz. s/ jazive pérez / ciudad de mxico dicho hospital es el primero de la zona maya y del país en donde se han adoptado estas medidas, pero las autoridades de salud de campeche no descartan implementarlas en otras clínicas para beneficio de los pacientes. track: en el jardn de remedios ancestrales, lizbeth recuerda que fue una de las primeras usuarias de las hamacas y se sinti tan cmoda que convenci a los doctores de iniciar su uso. s/ lizbeth sosaya / impulsora del proyecto "hamaca" amamantar a mi hijo en una hamaca es mucho más fácil, útil y bastante cómodo. track: el hospital seguir conservando algunas de

omar navarro/ se opone a las ciudades santuario ( yo no creo que deberían de existir porque yo apoyogalmente a este país yo quiero que la gente venga pero no quiero que las interrumpa la leyes ) y unque hubo de todo en esta acalorada protesta entre los 2 grupos, solo un incidente se reporto, el arresto de un hombre al cual se le decomis, una navaja y un objeto redondo de acero que fueron encontrados entre sus pertenencias, nat. al final de la audiencia las protestas continuaban a las afueras del recinto, y fue cuestin de minutos de para que anbos grupos se dispersaran poco a poco los opositores a las ciudades santuario mencionaron que continuaran con su campaÑa, y llevaran su mensaje hasta donde sea necesario en la ciudad de cadahy luis zaragoza noticiero telemundo 52. blanca ---google y las autoridades de san jos planifican la construccin de un edificio que podra cambiar por completo el centro de la ciudad. take vo ---la empresa tecnolgica est contemplando construir sobre un terreno de 8 millones pies cuadrados cerca de la estacin ''diridon'' y el centro sap''. ---el millonario proy

josé díaz navarro / colectivo siempre vivos chilapa "en estas comunidades había una amenaza para loso se salían los iban a venir a ejecutar y ahorita estamos constatando que ya son pueblos fantasmas" jos daz forma parte del colectivo "siempre vivos chilapa" y recorri las zonas abandonadas en donde tal pareciera que pas un tornado, la ropa est tirada en los pisos, la cosecha regada y amontonadas las pertenecias que no alcanzaron a llevarse cuando se fueron, despavoridos, perseguidos por el miedo. manuel olivares / activista "no tenemos un número aproximado de cuantas familias hayan huido, pero lo que si sabemos es que por ejemplo aquí habían unos 400 y hoy si quedan 20 son muchos" las comunidades, ahora vacas, pertenecen al municipio de chilapa de lvarez. aqu los crteles rivales del narcotrfico han llevado a cada casa la pesadilla de sus disputas jazive pérez / ciudad de mxico "sta no es la primera vez que en esta zona la gente tiene que abandonar sus hogares.desde el 2015 la violencia se ha apoderado del área , registrando todos los días secuestros, , homicidios y abandono de los pue

and we'll see his lawyers do the same thing. >> ana navarro, their first meeting and comey is briefing the president-elect involving salacious allegations, what a way to start off a relationship. >> you think? i mean -- what a way to break the ice, right? look, everything about this, tom, is just so extraordinary. it's so surreal, abnormal. the idea that an fbi director has got to break this news to the president-elect of the united states, the idea the president of the united states is at one point calling the fbi director and saying, i have nothing to do with russian hookers. there's just nothing normal about this situation. so, for those who to want go on, as if life in washington, life in government is normal right now, good luck with that. because the whole world, and certainly all of america is watching what is happening in washington right now. and until all of it, and the entire truth comes out, there will be no agenda going forward. >> david, did comey set a bad precedent by having this conversation one on one? that it was okay to have one-on-one meetings? >> i don't think so,

repercusiones que puede tener la declaraciÓn del ex director del fbi james comey nos acompaÑa ana navarros de la comparecencia de comey en washington ¿quÉ opinas?. >>. >> esto estÁ afectando todo, definitivamente estÁ afectando el clima polÍtico, estÁ afectando a los partidos hay un gran partidismo y divisiÓn dentro del paÍs estÁ afectando la si quiso del presidente de los estados unidos y creo que lo que vimos hoy en lo que ocurriÓ hoy y lo que estamos esperando ocurra maÑana la naciÓn, el gobierno, los legisladores se estÁn dando cuenta la seriedad que tiene este asunto. este asunto no va va a desaparecer cada dÍa se pone mÁs complicado y esta nube se pone mÁs grande. >> hoy se publican estas siete pÁginas de la declaraciÓn de comey al abrir su comparecencia maÑana y partes parecen ser un libreto de mejores telenovelas de telemundo. >> sÍ, mucho drama, creo que lo que estÁ causando aÚn mÁs expectativas es increÍble el nivel de interÉs que tiene el pÚblico americano sobre estos procesos que estÁn ocurriendo en estos momentos en washington. y creo que todo el mundo estÁ a la espera de ver

halep beat carla suarez navarro of spain in straight sets losing just two games in the process. to take the title at roland garros this year. on to rugby union. british and irish lions warren gatland has named an entirely different starting 15 for the second match of the tour of new zealand. the lions face the blues in auckland on wednesday. wales hooker ken 0wens will captain the side. fellow welshmen rhys webb and dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of maro itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues side. we are going to have to create momentum gained on game and improve deep into the test match. 15 new quys deep into the test match. 15 new guys starting with an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise the standards week on week and game on game so the standards week on week and game on game so that is what we will need to do to beat the all blacks in three orfour to do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' time. we've got to make sure we match fire w

gorka, peter navarro on trade.t is people who have this america first mentality, people who want to restrict trade, people who want to restrict immigration, people who want to drop out of the climate change agreement, people who want to go backwards on the environment because they want to save jobs in west virginia, etc. they are very narrowly focused. narrowminded, in my view. the second group or what the media is now calling globalists. i call them the traditional republican national security camp. general mcmaster, the national security advisor. jim mattis, defense secretary. rich ellerson -- rex tillerson, secretary of state. dan coats, nikki haley, ambassador to the human -- the u.n. gary cohn, economic advisor. that group sees the world the way i do, which is the u.s. has to lead. when the u.s. does not lead, that vacuum is filled by adversaries and we pay a price. that group believes in free trade. that group believes in climate change -- in sticking to our commitments on climate change and the risks posed b

. >> ana navarro, here is what the president has said about climate change in the past and we'll talki am not a believer in global warming. >> he tweeted over a hundred times? should anyone kpekexpected this? >> he has changed his mind on so many things between on what he used to believe before and of what he's campaigning and what he says and one of the things that's consistent of donald trump was being inconsistent. he's been terrible of bringing anybody outside of that base. today, he put in another nail of that coffin. i think if anything today, he antagonize everyone more people and young people and people not only in america, people around the world he antagonized today. >> the washington post is out with a new piece with details o f the president's decision making process and how contingent it was. he has stayed where he's been and not for a lack of trying by those who have opposite opinions. he started with a conclusion and he -- he started with a conclusion, does that strike that he's backward? >> during a campaign, he made a clear promise to back out of this paris deal. he w

author -- so guys, in the words of ana navarro buckle up because we will we will get a lot of reactionssentially your christmas. bars across the country are opening early for comey testimony viewing parties and bars even in san francisco, west coast are opening as early as 6:00 o'clock in the morning. west coast time. my favorite idea comes from union pub in washington, d.c. they are offering a free round of drinks every time the president tweets during the testimony. so, of course, a lot of people are laughing about this. this guy says this is the reason he loves the city and another tweet coming in saying the bar in dc is giving drinks after the president tweets. they will need spare livers. jillian: cmt last night and no politics. carley: no politics and a lot of tweets about it. absolutely. this is charles, the host of the cmt's, he rocked the rompin look. i can't get behind the idea. he looks like he's wearing long johns. show some ankles. rob: that guy has guts wearing that on tv. scary. jillian: this is the second time where i have seen romping. carley: no politics but a lot of

what ana navarro said is she believes this is is a distraction maybe he's trying to get people to stop focusing on russia and may be doing this with this i'm not sure i have confidence in jeff sessions or sean spicer not being able to answer that question. >> you know, ana could be very well on the mark with that. but at the same time there is a tension. there's a problem between this president and his attorney general. so the distraction element is ream. real. we know that happens. but this president has a problem with people who he feels are not loyal to him or are in the midst of controversy. and he does not want that right now as he is in the midst of one of the worst 130 how many ever days there has been for u.s. president. >> when you are there do you feel the of difference especially with the russian investigation. >> yes. >> you do. and is sean spicer different? and the communications department different? >> yeah. last week sean, he was a different person, the beginning of the week he seemed like he was almost scared. he ran out of the room couple of times. at the end of the w

cnn political commentator ana navarro is here and a special aa asistent to george w. bush.alk about. sources are telling cnn that comey is expected to say trump misinterpreted his conversations. >> i want these sources to stop telling me anything. i want spoiler alerts saying the same thing. i haven't looked forward to anything this much since the episode of dallas and who shot j.r. so let us hear what the man is going to say. don't start ruining it for us. i think there are so many questions that are going to be asked and need be answered. and i suspect this is not going to be the end of it. what we learn today about dan coats who's going to testify tomorrow tells you that the warm up act is going to be pretty good in itself. this is a telenovella that keeps going and going and going. i feel like we all have to start keeping a diary, crazy crap that happened today. >> yeah, well, i was going to say -- i'll just move on. scott, we're told james comey is going to dispute. he was not under investigation multiple times. this is last month. >> we had a very nice dinner and at t

peter navarro on trade, -- people who have this "america first " mentality people who wants to restrict immigration and trade. people was to opt out of trade agreements, go backwards on the environment, because he wants to save jobs in west virginia, etc.. they are very narrowly focused -- narrowminded in my view. the second group is what the media is calling "globalists " the traditional republican security come -- camp. jim mattis the defense, rex tillerson the secretary of state, mike pompeo of the cia. >> you include mike pompeo in there? >> yes i do. gary cohn, nikki haley, the ambassador to the u.n.. that group, they see the world the way that i do, which says that the u.s. needs to lead. and when they do not eat meat less when they do not lead, the vacuum is sealed by our allies. that group believes in free trade, and climate trade -- climate change and sticking to our agreement on climate change. those are the two primary groups, and then there are two others. both of those others have only one person in it. the third one is jared kushner, who has amazing influence on the presid

anna navarro and kaley lkayleig mceneny.ing rocks and and other stuff. >> water falls. >> i've been internet shopping. you know that qualifies for me. >> let's talking about ivanka trump. senior adviser to the president of the united states with an office in the west wing. how is she trying to stay out of politics? >> well, it's naivety. she's not playing the role her brothers are playing. we see her constantly on the attack mode calling democrats -- wondering whether democrats are people. calling democrat nutcases. ivanka trump does not do that. she is the classy kind of above the fray. she hasn't been political. let's remember, she wasn't even registered to be able to vote in the new york primary. this is not a political person. but it is naive to think that she is not political now, or to not see herself as political. she works in the white house, not at white castle. she is a senior adviser to the president, not just signing purses and shoes now. everything she does, even saying she's not political is viewed as political

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total de 9 sino tambiÉn de parte de los gobernadors bsenador senadores republicanos su actuaciÓn, ana navarroo de justicia, pero durante water gate si lo van a poder si alguien piernas que Él no estÁ haciendo su trabajo lo pueden botar. >> freddy tu que vives y consumes la polÍtica, esto tiene muchas repercusiones polÍticas pero tambiÉn tiene un aspecto histÓrico en el sentido que un director de fbi ya no en funciones diciendo que el presidente que sirviÓ es un mentiroso o sea esto es mÁs que polÍtica freddy. >> yo empecÉ a leer el libro... que es una lectura obligada. >> es un libro que los dos periodista de washington post que encontraron el tema de water gate escribieron. >> hicieron una novela basada en sus reportajes hay tanta conexiÓn entre los que se vivio en los 70 bajo el caso de water gate y lo que estamos viviendo ahora y tal vez muchos hispanos que han llegado despuÉs de watergate no tienen esa memoria, pero uno se pone a ver lo que ocurriÓ en ese momento y en realidad el crimen mÁs grande fue cÓmo trataron de tapar los delitos por ahÍ cae nickson uno se pregunta si aquÍ en realid

john navarro snapped this picture of his niece with draymond calling him the new petty king. takes it as a real compliment. you knew it wouldn't be long before an entrepreneur jumped on the trend. the quickie t-shirt in blue and in black just like draymond's. can't wait to see what draymond and lebron will come up next year. larry and alma? >> this is not going to end. >> no. >> thank you, kristen. well, our own carolyn tyler is a long-time warriors season ticket holder. she was invited by the team to join the festivities today. here she is locked in before the parade. it looked like she was having a great time. she sent this. amazing experience to see the thousands and thousands of warriors fans. maybe carolyn can get us into the next parade. >> it was a unbelievable. and a long hot day in the sun for a lot of people waiting out there. >> yeah, new records today. temperatures in oakland did exceed normal june highs. spectacular day as you can see from sky 7. let's get the latest from abc7 news anchor spencer christian. >> i prefer to be referred to as the weather warrior. he

. >> ana navarro, i have to ask you -- have we just become too desensitized, or sensitized at all to the president's actions? when you see it in full context as i'm sitting here reading this, just what james comey is saying, what he put down on paper in all of these meetings and the president's words, it does seem inappropriate, especially considering how few meetings he's had with the former president and other heads of fbi, the fbi have had with former presidents. >> i don't think we've become desensitized at all. if anything, i think america is incredibly sent advertise sitiz. i think the viewership will be through the roof. people who you think are unusual suspects, i'm not talking about political wonks. i'm talking about everybody in every supermarket, every gas station in america is wanting to talk about what's happening. i saw today something i had not seen as much in previous hearings. today we had that hearing with dan coats, with mccabe, ros rosenstein. this was supposed to be about section 702. i saw republicans go and hone in on the russia investigation, move from the ger

. >> republican strategist anna navarro last night on cnn.ring response even from republicans after the president's tweets attacking a cable news host. and now moments ago, mika brzezinski and joe scarborough with their response on the "washington post." we'll get to that with brian stelzer in a moment. >> headline -- donald trump is not well. >> that is the headline. it continues along those lines. welcome back, i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. in an era of unbreakable political gridlock, there's one thing nearly everyone seems to agree on -- president trump's degrading personal attacks and tweets regardless of the target must stop. this issue resurfacing at the top of the political agenda after the president attacked the cable news hosts mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. this is the tweet that launched all this outrage, "i heard poorly rated "morning joe" speaks badly of me. don't watch anymore. then how come low-i.q., crazy mika, along with psycho joe came to mara laga oh three nights in a row around new year's eve and insisted

cnn thri an ana navarro, good evening to all of you. so glad to have you on. keep up, everyone.s are telling cnn that comey is expected to say president trump misinterpreted his conversations with him. what's your reaction to that? >> man, i want these sources to stop telling me anything, okay? i want spoiler alerts on all of these sources saying things. i am looking forward to this testimony, don. i haven't looked forward to anything this much since the episode of "dallas" of who shot j.r. let the excitement build up. let us hear what the man is going to say. don't start ruining it for us. i think there are so many questions that are going to be asked and that need to be answered. and i suspect this is not going to be the end of it. what we learned today about dan coats, who is going to testify tomorrow in front of congress, tells you that the warm-up act is going to be pretty good in itself. this is a telenovela that keeps going and going and going. i kind of feel like i've got -- like we all have to start keeping a diary. you know, crazy crap that happened today because i alr

joining us now to discuss is cnn political commentators ana navarro and amanda carpenter along with lena, candidate for the united states senate in michigan and former co-chair for the trump campaign in that debate. during the break i started to write out a list of all the women that president trump -- arianna huffington, cher, ruth bader ginsburg, talking models -- >> you don't have pocahontas in there, that's what he called senator elizabeth warren. >> anna, what is going on here? >> i think you've got a very immature man who has not made the transition into being presidential and never will, who is thin-skinned, who cannot take criticism, who has surrounded himself by enables, yes men and yes women who know their jobs depend on them nodding their heads and defending every insane, wacko thing he says. i think he thinks he can get away with it, that he bears no cost for doing these things. i've got to say, until now, we haven't seen him bear a cost. he's been able to do this as a private citizen. he's been able to do this as an entertainer, able to do it as a candidate. for the last six

ana navarro, is any of this defensible? >> of course none of it is defensible. listen, i'm sitting here as an mesh, as a woman, as a republican. i'm mad as hell on all three counts. as a woman, i can tell you i'm fed up with this guy's attacks on women's looks and objectifying women and his weird fixation with women and blood. whether it's rosie o'donnell or megyn kelly or former miss universe alicia machado or heidi cruz. we can go all night with the list of women he has attacked and objectified through the years. as an american, i am very mad at the way that he is diminishing the office of the president of the united states. i am very mad at what he is teaching our children. i'm very mad that there are children learning to bully because of what the president says and does and as a republican, i am livid that more republicans are not standing up and that those people in the white house surrounding him are enabling this. they are going to spend the next four years having to react to the crazy, horrible, vile, vicious attacks that he says and the things he says i

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neil: so one of those is this representative pancho navarro, hope i got that right, democratic colleaguehe had threatened you? explain what happened. >> well, let me give you the timeline. so i called. the gallery is being cleared out. the democratic representatives who were inciting mob, bragging how great it was, what just happened. i didn't think it was great at all. i saw one law enforcement officer get pulled down the stairs. no it is not great. in fact i called i.c.e. as soon as that happened those representatives became part of the mob. they swarmed me and pushed me. as you saw from the video, i didn't do anything back. i put my arms to my side. neil: representative, he said that of you, he said he is a liar and a hateful man. got no use for him. god bless him. glad he added god bless him. but, what happened -- with this threat that he kind of knew where your car was? because he argues he never said that. >> yeah, he said it during the jostling and then when i retreated to my desk, sat down to get away from the situation. he reiterated a few other people around me, then to me myse

it turns out, we ran some of the numbers with my friend peter navarro.in fact, we randy's with the actuals with the social scape administration. instead of handing the social security taxes taken from the paycheck of workers every week, every paycheck they get, what if we just said 10% of that, 10% of the workers paycheck would go into an ira account? stages own and acute late the interest and so on over the 40 or 45 years that the work. what we found is if you did that compared to social security and assume an average rate of return, that the average poor person would not only get a higher benefit from having this individual account, but they would actually be able to leave $1 million for the kids. so social security, let me cut to the chase. social security has robbed every low income family $1 million. that said something to him a lot but it happens to be true. make one more point, and that is with respect to progressive taxation. progressive taxation is also something liberals say we need that because it helps the poor people. we take money from the

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navarro. this issue is of critical importance to the south dade farming community. can you discuss what we might be able to achieve through this nafta renegotiation to put these south florida farmers on a level playing field with mexico moving forward? >> they are extremely important. we overall have a trade deficit of mexico entirely because the special crops that you're talking about. there are a whole additional elements of the seasonality and perishability. there are a lot of things that make it complicated. i assure you it's something that we are going to focus on in this negotiation and hopefully get an outcome that will satisfy the producers in your district and in all of florida. ut it's a major problem. >> thank you. could you talk about ttip. >> well we have an ongoing reevaluation of our trade agreements and negotiations right now. > this is an area where we ould go forward on that. the european union is not in a position to be negotiating at this point. the last election i think they and i think ny they will start and i think they will start focusing on

navarro. this issue is of critical importance to the south dade farming community. can you discuss what we might be able to achieve through this nafta renegotiation to put the south florida farmers on a level playing deal with mexico moving forward? >> first of all we appreciate your input and those of other members from florida on this issue. we realize how important is and as i said before when we talk about how important agriculture is and the agricultural sales to mexico and they are extremely important. we overall have the trade deficit and neck or culture with mexico and it's entirely because of the specialty crops and the vegetables you are talking about there are a whole season ofality and appears ability and a lot of things that make it a very complicated issue. i assure you it's something we are going to focus on in this negotiation and hopefully we are going to get an outcome that's going to satisfy the producers in your district and in all of florida. it's a major problem and you are right it's maybe not the one of the major outlier with respect to nafta

navarro. this issue is of critical importance to the south a farming community.we might be able to achieve through this nafta renegotiation to put these south florida farmers on a level playing field with mexico moving forward. >> we appreciate your input and those other members from florida on this issue. we realize how important it is when we talk about how important agriculture is an agricultural sales to mexico and they are extremely important, overall we have a trade deficit with mexico and it's entirely because of the specialty crops that you're talking about. there are a whole additional elements and a lot of things that make a very complicated issue. i assure you it is something we are going to focus on in this negotiation and hopefully getting out come that will satisfy the producers in your districts and in all of florida. it's a major problem, and you're right, it's a major outlier in the whole agricultural and we need to be conscious of it. i appreciate your involvement. >> we will continue working with you in your office and other administration offi