nicolle: dr. brennan, we talked about this at 4:00, but one of the other things that co-exist around any objective analysis of the president's approach to north korea is that obviously everybody hopes when an american president goss a summit in singapore, as this president plans to do in june, with the leader like kim jong un, that america comes out on top. you're worried that he's been duped. john: i think kim jong un, who is not honorable, nor nice, he is a bloody, murderous dess pit -- despot, fortunately has been master envelope terms of how he's handled the situation with -- masterful in terms of how he's handle the situation in the united states. i think it was intentional as far as the escalation and the acceleration of their ballistic missile testing, as well as saber-rattling. as by a to ratchet up the tensions -- as way to ratchet up the tensions between the united states and korea, and then to make the adjustments and then to be seen as much more accommodating in terms of saying, i'm go

>> hey, nicolle. i'll answer it this way. you know, we're only three months out from what happened here. every single day is still like february 14th. it doesn't get easier. every day there's new reminders of our loss. we just got through our first mother's day without our kids. my wife and i and my son, we struggled. and to have this happen again, it just -- i was in ohio on wednesday testifying in front of their house and senate at the request of governor kasich and their legislators there said, we're not sure we're getting the push from the citizens of the state to do anything. and i said, that's a good thing because parkland didn't happen here. but don't take that as a false sense of security. you don't want to be the next one. and here we are two days later and it's the next one. and it was preventable again. it horrifies me. >> they're taking finals and trying to be normal. they'll probably never feel normal again. you and your family won't. here's a tweet from delaney. she tweeted i should be celebrating my last day of

nicolle? >> okay, dr. torres, i don't know what this word means so maybe you can tell us what an embolization procedure is to treat a benign kidney condition. what could that mean in non-medical lingo? >> an embolization procedure is a less invasive procedure. in a sense what 24e do instead of opening up the body to get to the kidney, what they do is thread a small catheter, usually an artery from the groin up toward the kidney. once it gets to the kidney they put something to cut off blood supply. it's usually used for a tumor or cyst. they starve the tumor or shicys and it ends up shrinking in size. it's less invasive than open procedure and it sounds lieke what she went through here. >> in terms of the first lady, is this a common procedure? is there any danger? is the week long hospitalization that the white house anticipates standard so that they can keep a close eye on the first lady? >> nicolle, it is a very common procedure. it's used a lot for other parts of the body as well, but including the kid

nicol pasha. the reforms they will they are ready for the long haul everyone understands here with all the conversations i've had over the past few days everyone understands the now's the time to roll up our sleeves and really get to the hard work no one expects armenia to change overnight and really that's an unrealistic expectation but people the important thing is that the average armenian use a real means to feel that tomorrow will be better than today and really that's not even about any concrete reforms that's really a psychological state and i think that's what this revolution has really brought to within their i mean people well the reason i'm asking this question is because for many of these changes to happen you will also have to make sacrifices for example armenia has a very huge foreign to you know to to to manage it you will have to kod the government spending perhaps make other painful sacrifices and i think you know human experience shows that people's resilience also has its limits

but, nicolle, it's the gang of eight. it's both sides of the aisle. and now we have, based upon a presidential claim of transparency, we have the fbi briefing two members of one political party. i think that's not just norm-busting. that may be in violation of the statute that requires us to keep congss --ot one party in congress -- fully and currently informed. >> i just want to make sure -- so, it may be illegal the way they have this briefing structured tomorrow? >> if they're basing it on the congressional requirement -- the congressional demand that they need to know based upon congress's oversight responsibilities, the statute is very clear -- it's explicit in the statute that you brief the chair in ranking, not just one party. >> so, let me -- let's -- so, in a briefing that may or may not be in accordance with the laws about how you have oversight of intelligence activities, can we talk about the actual substance of how we got here? he wants to, as you said, under the guise of transparency, he wants to investigate the people investigating acti

nicole: it is a desperate situation.t is hopeful in that the people know they will not be chained up forever. they do not know how long they will be waiting. it is a difficult situation to come to the u.s. because we are a nation of laws and we put ourselves on the world stage as a nation that fights for human rights and respect human rights, and to get to the border and have the door close in their thes, i have been down to gate, and it is almost all blocked off except for one tiny door. that is in itself heartbreaking, but it is the desperation people fear that is driving them to flee the country am a willing to go to a place they know will be hostile to them because they fear the country. to tucker turn carlson on the arrival of the caravan at the u.s.-mexico border -- he attacked our guest nicole ramos by name. tucker carlson: here is nicole ramos denouncing it as criminal. stop projecting asylum seekers who try to present themselves at the port of entry. you k know what you are doing. you know you turn people away.

nicole nicole we were seeing people bring their elderly parents their children their pets there was no real sense of fear and to the extent there was a feeling of a done deal that this was going to happen but then early this morning messages came through from the ruling republican party that seems to us that they might be pulling back from their earlier pledge to support him and that seems to have really pulled the wool all to this when really encourage the turnout because they really feel like they need to stand here to the end to make sure he becomes prime minister by the end of the day. i mentioned earlier on in his speech to parliament warned of a political toonami if he wasn't to be elected prime ministers how are other lawmakers responding to that. we haven't heard much from the main opposition parties in parliament they're all holed up listening to passion peppering him with questions as to what he would do as interim prime minister but certainly it would be a very. very unexpected vote pass and it would be met with all of his duty we spoke to one old lady on the square who s

nicole was that nicole's voice i heard?i'm looking at s&p it as far as percentage losses are getting hit to the town of 1% give us a sense of what you're seeing? nicole: that's interesting because dow and s&p are down 1% we see every sector in the red financials, healthcare, technology and materials but what's not really falling and it comes to no surprise for anybody watching fox business, the russel 2,000, the small caps there's so many stories today that are circulating that are affecting these markets including concerns about italy and those political crisis there , trade wars, tariffs, guess what? is not? the russel the small caps, so they are less effected with all of this and you can see that the index itself is down just two points. in fact it is the best performing index of the four when you talk about the dow, nasdac and s&p for this year, so it's really showing a resiliency these small caps and also less susceptibile to the gyrations of the currency market and we saw the euro moving and the dollar today gaining a

hi chuck. >> thank you nicole, how are you doing? was passive aggressive of you. >> 1-1 is not bad going back to the bay area. let's go cavs. >> let's see if it holds up. >> i will be impressed if they can beat new oakland. fair enough. if it's thursday, oh, the mueller investigation blows out the birthday candle on number one. >>> tonight, the anti-mueller message. >> witch-hunt. >> witch-hunt.

nicole paga su cuenta, se levanta y se va.tienen que hablar en espaÑol. no tienen porque reprimirse. >> para villanueva el espaÑol cumple una funciÓn muy grande en la comunidad. >> afirmaciÓn de comunidad maltratada y esa afirmaciÓn tiene en el mantenimiento del espaÑol una bandera. >> luego de la prueba, nicole se siente disgustada. >> me puse muy brava . ella estaba ahÍ mismo. serían dos segundos. >> donatti la estÁ triste. no es la primera vez que algo asÍ sucede. >> me sentÍ muy mal, porque ellos me dieron, pero no me atendieron porque vieron que soy de la raza inmigrante. >> hay mucho mÁs en juego, nuestra prueba demuestra que la discriminaciÓn aparece en las mÁs simples vivencias, como por ejemplo, tomarse un cafÉ en un lugar pÚblico. teresa: quÉ injusticia. el estado se no se habla mÁs de 500 idiomas y lenguas latinas. el espaÑol es el segundo idioma mÁs hablado en el hogar. univisiÓn estÁ llevando a cabo la campaÑa "se habla u.s.a." que celebran esa cultura y el uso del espaÑol, al tiempo que promueve la diversidad y l

nicolle?ma ellis, thank you so much for joining us. >>> ari, these are -- this feels like the tip of the iceberg in terms of the legal exposure that harvey weinstein has in the face of, what is it, more than 90 women who have accused him. >> we're looking at an individual there in that perp walk who was once the king of hollywood, close to every major media mogul business person, political leaders, and who -- because we talk politics on this show -- was close to the clintons, who could very credibly spend the rest of his life in prison and die in prison depending on how the trial goes. these charges, these three very serious felony charges are based on the accounts of two women, as you mention. 95 women have already publicly come forward. so, the allegation and legally that's what we call it, a series of allegations, but the allegation is not of someone who when you see some of the pictures here. the allegation is not of someone who had an incident or second incident or an alleged misunderstan

political will and i think what nicol. represents for many people is finally a leader that has the political will because quite frankly a lot of the reforms i need to be done are not radical reforms they're not they're not you know we don't need to reinvent the wheel here really all it takes is some basic political will and i think that's what nicol pushing represents and that's what nicol cautions governments was going to enact now i know you've written and i could make paper on the so-called political regimes which appeared to some democratic practices but. while also sticking to the autocratic governance when it comes to their political and economic institutions and i think there is a widespread belief in the west that once you take a corrupt or an autocratic leader out of power then democracy sort of naturally blossoms is that what you expect to happen in armenia no because i don't think that democracy is necessarily a linear thing i think what i tried to show my paper is that this hybrid state of not quite a talker se

nicol passion yan has been speaking inside the parliament their m.p. said that there's enough of them to votes that would make his nomination go forward to prime minister provides that he can get enough votes a majority and he needs at least six republicans they are the governing party to come on inside and support him he has the rest of the political factions in parliament the question now is whether the republicans are willing to do what the country demands of them we have seen tens of thousands of people again back on the streets in the city center of yet if more than i've seen all week but huge numbers today and they expect an outcome and they are ready to celebrate because they anticipate that nicole passion yan will be this country's next prime minister and if that happens he will form a transitional government and he will hope to be able to make changes to the electoral system that would allow for a free and fair elections you know i mean it's something this country has not enjoyed of late and that would give his platform an opportunity to lead

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i do want to go to nicole, our own nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange, for a little more of this market sentiment. it looks as though people don't quite know which way to move at this moment, nicole. >> that is absolutely right, trish. in fact what we're seeing and feeling this anticipation, it is so thick you can cut it with a night. everybody is waiting to see. we've seen markets and oil going back and forth on conflicting reports that have somewhat leaked out, with no confirmmation to follow. with that being said the dow at its lowest point was dow 109 points to be precise. it is down 58 points. we're watching the 10-year bond yield, 2.97%. will he or won't he, will the president withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and what are the repercussions, sanctions, obvious i amlycations and penalties? we're also watching these energy stocks as old has sold off. oil moves to the downside, down 4.4%. biggest drop in a month on the heels of all of this. you can take a look at some energy stocks, such as exxon and chevron which have come under pressure as well.

i'm nicolle wallace.back here monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> it's getting ugly. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. as the special counsel's investigation reaches into new russian territory, trump's allies are making a new effort to destroy it. we're watching rudy giuliani and vice president mike pence join the president now in calling for an end to the probe as we mark the first year of the investigation. and now white house chief of staff john kelly, general kelly, is also speaking out, suggesting in an interview with npr that a year is long enough to conclude there's nothing there. >> the president keeps calling the russian investigation a witch hunt. do you think it's a witch hunt against the president? >> from what i read in the newspaper, something that has gone on this long without any real meat on the bone, it suggests to me that there is nothing there relative to our president. >> is there a cloud because of it hanging over this

nicole could have said oh really? wow, just be careful. that's weird. she sure talks about it a lot. that is what i love about women and what i find now ended my book every sentence is can you help me, guess what can we do? we are so excited. you see wendy davis who ran for senate and governor. she is my time doing this. can you help me? yes i can help you. can you be this person and that person. she was recruiting millennials to run for office. amanda is doing it. help amanda. women are all in it in a way and there is no this is mine and don't touch it. what can we deduce to support each other and what can we do to fight back? it's remarkable. you have the sense that the workplace is competitive because it's been dominated by men and women are more collaborative and we are so globally connected and collaboration is more and more important. i feel like it's different. i feel like it's happening with women. >> i think that men are on board too and you don't exclude them from your story of success. i think they are more afraid of us because well we are wo

the republicans would not back the bearded opposition leader to take the reins an angry nicole push in you want to be with his people. she was met by a sea of support and showered and confetti. the. question ian who has promised to rid the country of corruption and poverty culled from ma civil disobedience. modem a. new option no possibility to go backwards we will move forward only forward and the republic there is no power that can resist you live. last week they toppled a prime minister. they speak they tried to crowd in their own headed home knowing that next week there will be another vote to unlock the political stalemate here one more test of our people power. was go straight over to our correspondent nick conley who's covering this story he's at the scene there in the armenian capital yerevan nick the opposition leader passing on his call for a general strike today in a campaign of civil disobedience is he going to get what he wants. good morning terry well i think you can probably see behind me people dancing on what is one of the busiest crossroads in the center of the arab a

let's give it up for nicole. [applause] last but not least, think christie commended, clearance and ever one else who worked tirelessly in the background to make this come together. this would not have been possible without them. let's put our hands together. [applause] i know what you might be thinking. we've attended this event and looked at the report, but what is next? we have learned that economic development, infrastructure, budget and safety continue to top the list of agenda priorities for u.s. mayors. in 2018, opioids, broadband have all emerged as hot topics. we've also learned that intergovernmental tensions are especially popular concern this year. cities taken small content with tall actors to do more with less , help more people comment spammer programs, the duo with less money and less support for the federal government. in some ways it the same old story. when we have a crises like the open epidemic, test like the opioid epidemic -- like the opioid epidemic, climate change starts to feel more dire

of the prime minister amin is on the brink of ushering in a new leader or is it opposition leader nicole pasha yon became the sole candidate off to monday's deadline passed without any of the candidates registering the ruling republican party refused to name a candidate after the ousting of their long time need a prime minister and former president. republicans have dominated armenian politics since one thousand nine hundred nine but it's not guaranteed opposition leader passion man will become prime minister parliament could seek to hold his bid to end you'll need votes from some republican party deputies to win the majority he needs opposition even the call passion iran has been facing questions about his vision of armenia's future i've gotten past medion through i mean you should eradicate the thirty percent poverty that is the most shameful thing there should be no poverty in armenia but that should cheap be. not to charity but through putting people's best abilities to use i want to underscore that this movement is about the victory of the citizen our primary mission is to organize

prime minister he was the only candidate tonight as tens of thousands gathered outside parliament nicole. is calling for a general strike across our media on wednesday also coming up the international atomic energy agency dismisses claims by israel that iran is failing to comply with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal it says there is no credible proof to back up netanyahu these accusations. i bring off it's good to have you with us we start tonight in armenia where the country's political crisis has just deepened the parliament rejected opposition leader nicole for prime minister after the ruling party refused to back him he was the only candidate for the job but shinnie on addressed thousands of supporters outside parliament after the vote he said the ruling republican party had declared moore on the armenian people and he called for supporters to start a general strike on wednesday. led the protests that prompted the resignation last month of the now previous prime minister. earlier i spoke to nick connelly who is covering this story for us and i asked him what the mood was like in the c

minister opposition leader nicole passion yan became the sole candidate for the post after a deadline passed on monday without other candidates registering as the culmination of two weeks of protest at soul the longtime leader says odyssey and ousted leader robin foster welcomed joins us live now from the armenian capital yerevan robin so all the republicans like it a bad little passion young for prime minister. impossible to say right now daryn and i think everybody out here would say the same i think expectations are so high there's a real sense of. hope on the square and excitement but we do don't know yet whether the governing republican party who have the majority needed part of it's going to all votes as one and back the opposition leader nicole passion and if they did so it would be an historic step. that would catapult this country forward see on its belviq revolutionary path is nichol question yet is called it is called evolve it revolution because up until now it's been entirely peaceful it's being led by an overwhelming majority of all medias who have taken to the streets t

i'm nicolle wallace.w with the incredibly patient steve kornacki. >> if it's friday, there is no resignation but plenty of indignation. tonight, new round of leaks peel back the curtain on more west wing dysfunction. >> i'm not going to validate a le

nicole, i was struck by this tweet. arne duncan, the former education secretary retweeting, a feet from a man named peter cunningham who said, maybe it's time for america's 50 million school parents to pull their kids out of school until we have better gun laws. mr. duncan called this brilliant and tragically necessary. >> well, i think that is one option. i can certainly understand a parent's fear for sending their child to school every day given how often these things are happening. and for that one student that i wasn't surprised. it was almost expected this would happen here. if that's the environment our kids are now being brought up in, then we're doing something very tragically wrong. if we want parents to pull their kids out of school until we have better solutions in place, that's an option. what are we doing when they're walking down the street? what are we doing when they're going to the mall? or to the movie theater? this is not just about school shootings. this is about shootings everywhere. this is happeni

that does it for our hour imi'm nicolle wallace. for game one. >> i will. >> are we going to stay friends no matter what? >> i promise i will pardon you. no matter what. >> it is like an 800 number. i'm going to leave my name and number on the hot line. do me next. >> actually you are never going to get the pardon. i have a better shot than you do. i am a talking about from him. not us. thank you nicole. >> if it's thursday, pardon me. tonight, a special message for special counsel witnesses. how today's presidential pardon parade marches to the beat of the trump allies in mueller's probe. >> it was probe to pardonen dinesh

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi chuck. >> how are you doing nicole?ght for the lebronsters. >> we both belong at a bar. >> you know what, we will get some game sevens. i hope you don't have a game seven. it has to be cavs/warriors. >> i'm a he counting on it. >> all right. if it's thursday, the spin cycle, well, it keeps spinning. >> tonight it's truth and justice the trumpian way. >>> know one thing. you don't make america great by tear down the rule of law. >> i do believe every institution here will ultimately be maeld. >>> plus, the korea summit is off. an t

. >> i'd love to, nicolle. i'd also push back on some of the things giuliani was saying to the daily beast. so, what we have is that weeks prior to the raid, the fbi in new york started or the prosecutors of new york got a warrant to wiretap michael cohen. they were able to get text, e-mails and wiretaps on his many phone lines. leading up to the raid and continuing. and in order to do that you have to show a judge that there is ongoing criminal activity and that you cannot get that information in other ways. there's no way of subpoenaing documents or getting cooperation, that it has come to this point and you have to then do a wiretap. and we also understand now that there was a conversation between a line at the white house and lines connected to michael cohen that was picked up as a result of this wiretap. this comes against even advice that had been given to trump not to talk to michael cohen. although it's not really clear this had come from trump. it's just a white house line. so, right now giuliani is sa

i have you know political disagreements with but nicol pasha has done is turkey has turned someone like me a skeptic into a true believer because he has earned that respect for years and years i've seen him speak at parliament and say exactly the things that is on the minds of the average armenian he has he has despite my best efforts earned the respect earn my respect and has shown the kind of leadership that i think this country needs right now now mr passion man's appearance also changed quite a bit in the recent months he's now compared to give our a because of he's beer that he's. action from military fatigues but you can still find pictures on the internet of him being clean shaven and wearing a nice suit how much do you think that change in appearance contributed to to the rise in his popularity daz image matter at all that visual projection of his persona i mean let's be honest. is p.r. genius. the way he has portrayed himself not just as you know an m.p. who wears a suit but as an actual leader of the people is undeniable so yeah of course that has an impact however i think it

david: all right, nicole has all the details. twenty-first century fox parent company of fox business is reporting third quarter results. nicole, tell us what it is. reporter: that's right, the parent of the fox business network. we're taking a look at the latest quarter for fox a, that is the ticker symbol, coming in, the stock is virtually flat in the after-hours. though it did hit highs this week. and the numbers coming in, the estimates were 53 cents a share, we're using the thompson number of 49 cents. when you look at numbers that was a slight miss there, also revenue, that came in at 7.42 billion for fox. twenty-first century fox. we're also going to wait to hear anything more, but that is the latest. back to you. david: nicole, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, a war of words heating up. iran responding to the president's decision to pull the u.s. out of the nuclear deal with threats. president trump responding this afternoon with a threat of his own. more on that coming up. melissa: and the president's pick for cia dir

nicole has always been a good friend to me. when president obama had to go back into iraq because of isis, nicole reached out. she's like, hey, let me explain to you. here is the people you have to call every day so someone doesn't say something crazy in the hallway. when the camera -- you know, when casey hunt checks in with them. and, you know, like nicole could have said, oh, really, wow. barack obama just didn't take care of iraq. that's weird. because he sure talked about it a lot. it was just like those are the same situations i'm in and let me reach out and help you. and that's what i love about women. and, you know, what i find now and my experience with this book, can you help me. it was like, yes, what can we do. we're so excited. but you see wendy davis who ran for senate -- or ran for governor in texas. she's like i'm doing this. can you help me? yes, i can help you. you should be connected with this person or that person. my friend amanda is back here. she started to run for something. . [ applause ] >> getting mil

at a new york book store, she spoke with msnbc nicole wallace. this is an hour. . >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to barnes and nobles upper west side. jennifer was the director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. prior to that position, she served at the white house communications director for president barack obama. she has also been the press secretary for john edwards presidential campaign and for the democratic party in 2002. she is currently president of the center for american progress action fund. she will be in conversation with nicole wallace and nbc news political analyst and host of msnbc deadline white house. she contributed regularly to special events during the 2016 presidential election, including the republican and democratic national conventions, president donald trump's address to a joint session of congress and other major and national stories. previously she was white house communication director to george w. bush. dear madam president, to the first woman president, that exte

kristina, jon, nicole, thank you so much to all of you. turning to trade, another big issue, something the fed did address in its beige book, the trump administration is saying it is going to release a list of chinese goods that will be subjected to that new 25% tariff. so in other words, if anything comes here from china, that the president deems subject to a tariff of the 25%, it will cost american consumers more. so the thinking is, that basically china will sell less goods here in the united states of america if the goods are that much cheaper. on one hand, you may say, i don't like that. i like to get cheap candles at walmart. i really do and they're cheap there at walmart so i might be not able to buy the cheap candles to have my candle lit dinner anymore but take that is something i'm willing to forgo because i care about because i care how our future is and how we trade with china going forward. wee looking through some of the numbers. eggs, they need all the eggs they can get for billion plus people, nonetheless if they were to se

>> nicolle, i can't expect to her motivations.the white house seizing on this charged language, infiltrate the campaign, spying on the campaign. that is a distraction from the reporting questions that we still have about this whole matter. who put the fbi informant in motion? what did the fbi informant learn? who did the fbi informant report to inside of the fbi and the department of justice? as a reporter those are legitimate questions to ask. we've been spending a lot of time at the post here on this story. yet there is the political element which the white house is taking up and you saw the president talking about it as his rally. he knows it plays to a crowd to use the charge language. there are questions about the origin of this investigation, but the white house is choosing to use -- to say the least -- charged language. >> i guess what i'm getting at, jonathan, is where does the a.m. bic -- ambivalence, they are the head of the fbi, the head of state. if you could use bad words i'd use them now. to sarah huckabee sanders's

said you don't hire this guy unless, nicolle, you're going to go into a legal fight. you don't hire him to escort the client into robert mueller's office. you came on the air at 4:00 p.m. today with all kinds of nuggetery about this story and deep reporting on what went into this. >> well, triggered by the excellent reporting in "the new york times," not just today by matt and mike, but in early march, i think it was maggie haberman and mike schmidt who wrote the first piece when he went into the oval office, interviewing for the job, there was a lot of speculation what that was, which triggered a whole lot of reaction from the folks in the busch iv 3 orbit who viewed emmet flood as almost a savior. he was involved in two of the most precarious congressional and legal investigations that george w. bush, my old boss, dealt with in his second term. the attorney general scandal that involved the white house. questions went all the way up to the level of the president, and the pat tilghman investigation. i know it will take everyone back in time. but just to understand em

the armenian parliament is due to vote for a new prime minister the opposition leader nicol passion became the sole candidate for the post after a deadline passed on monday without other candidates registering as the culmination of two weeks of protests that saw a long time leader. ousted hema i found units from this podium as the people's choice for prime minister i can announce with assurance that this pen armenian movement has created so. it's a dynamic energy that will not only stop the deep population of this country but also allow us to reach our collective dream of having armenians repatriate to their homeland all robin for us to walk as the latest from the armenian capital yerevan and peace gathering inside the parliaments and they will be an extraordinary session when they will be talking about how and whether to nominate the prime minister but the republicans understood last night to have had their own emergency meeting at this according to the opposition leader himself nicole passion yan who was up at three am. telling the opposition telling all his supporters that possibly the

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the movements that nicole past and u.n. calls the national movement that we have been calling the opposition movement but which has become clear represents so many armenians wanted to send a message today with a general strike they shut down all the streets they closed off the roads to the international airport the metro wasn't running all the cities and towns also had protests administrative buildings was surrounded ministry's was surrounded and the message that they wanted to send this movement was to the republican party the governing party that guess that they had rejected the call passion the ends can't it just yet prime minister that message appears to have gone through because the republican party had that special session and they decided that they were going to support nicole passion the end not in as many words they used a clever way of saying that they would by saying that they would back the candidate with thirty five votes well or more which is the requirement for somebody to be put forward as prime minister in

armenian opposition leader nicole passion has called on his supporters to launch a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blocked his bed in parliament to become prime minister and declared the party's decision an insult to people tens of thousands of his supporters have been rallying in the capital yerevan after weeks of protests that. the resignation of the country's for mining town problem for a stable has made some errors and. this was not the result of crowd dialing out. the old day several weeks i've been waiting to. see how big that the republican party of the majority. of us were going to do what the people voted. for the only value they did is be voted a nickel for. the republican party have a localized recession six weeks a cut with the right candidate to say sorry day to vote but again this is all about how to get off the street but their frustration and i said. irritation that they were the ones being discussed it's a rollover and had over the racism power to it all starts with. just a few weeks ago has no following who only has a few seats in his

to the streets of the armenian capital yerevan to join a general strike opposition leader nicole passion urged his supporters to bring the country to a standstill after he security of failed secure enough votes in parliament to become prime minister. was the only candidate and had expected a different result. this is not how the vote was meant to go. was was. full of enthusiasm and high expectations tens of thousands had come to catch the moment their protest leader became prime minister. then excitement gave way to sorrow. and the only thing we have to win we can't go on like this anymore you. know this is our life they don't have the right to rule that if we don't want then famously all the people are here everyone and they have to trade us.

nicole: i want to turn back to public safety and race. you have a majority black city and your city celebrated a major occasion this year as well with the 50th anniversary of mlk's death. you ran on a platform of improving public safety and that was something you talked about in your speech. one of the things you talked about were achievements around kind of efficiency of government 911 callstion, like being approved hiring new officers. how do you reconcile some of those things around the time of your alike -- around the time you were elected, your city was put under supervision by the department of justice. something you also alluded to in your speech over the police shooting of a black teen and the racial tension around the shooting. advice-ledore of an