north dakota. oh, i like north dakota. hi, honey. >> hi, north dakota! we love this state. it's always a pleasure to be back here. you treated us very, very well in november. we like sharing the love back. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> she means it, believe me. since my very first day in office, i have moved at record pace and really we have gone at a record pace to eliminate the barriers that have been holding back our economy. you've seen it. so many jobs, stock markets at new highs. we're getting rid of one job killing regulation after another. we've lifted the restrictions on shale oil. we've lifted those restrictions on energy of all types. we're putting our miners back to work. we've cancelled restrictions on oil and natural gas. we've ended the epa intrusion into your jobs and lives. [applause] we're refocusing the epa on its core mission, clean air and clean water. that's what i want. clean air. think of it. we talk about the environment. i want clean air and crystal clean water. that's what we want. in order to protect american industry and workers, we wit

america to be inspired by what has happened in north dakota and the north dakota example.his state is a reminder of what can happen when we promote american jobs instead of obstruct american jobs, which has been happening, believe me. and by the way, ivanka trump? everybody loves ivanka. come up, honey. shall i bring ivanka up? come on. sometimes, they will say, he can't be that bad a guy. look at ivanka. come on up, honey. she's so good. she wanted to make the trip. she said, dad, can i go -- she actually said, daddy, can i go with you? i love that. hi, honey. say something, baby. >> hi, north dakota. we love this state. is always a pleasure to be back here. you treated us very, very well in november and have continued to. so we like sharing the love back. thank you. pres. trump: thank you. me.she means it, believe since my very first day in pace,, i moved at record and we have gone at a record pace, to eliminate the barriers that have been holding back our economy. you've seen it. so many jobs. stock markets hit new highs. we are getting rid of one job -killing regulatio

she is live in north dakota. hillary, we're talking about oil prices going up, gas going up as a result of these storms and everything, very appropoe the meeting today at the refinery. reporter: david, that's right. some conservatives are calling this deal with democrats over the debt limit disgraceful but president trump traveled here with democratic senator from north dakota heidi heitkamp and the reason why is because he is targeting vulnerable democrats up for re-election in november whose constituents support tax reform. a new poll out shows 72% of people live here in north dakota overwhelmingly support president trump's plans for tax reform. so he is bringing their senator with him today. the reason why we're in manden, north dakota, this is the forth largest refinery in america where president trump will deliver his remarks. this plays into the strategy to get democrats on board. he is no longer just counting on conservatives to get tax reform through. he need democrats. he is going to states where he won

north dakota. >> hello north dakota. this is always of pleasure to be back here we like sharing the love. >> she means it. moving at a record pace to eliminate the barriers you have seen so many jobs one job kelly in regulation after another we have lifted those restrictions on energy of all types. canceled restrictions of oil and natural gas. into refocus on the core mission of clean air and clean water. clean air. and with crystal clean water. to protect american industry and workers from that job chilling report. and write darr accessed pipeline is finally open for business. [cheers and applause] >> was elected politician would have done that? they would have stayed so far away and i did that immediately. and what is now flowing beautifully. we opened it despite so many people on the other side calling and asking for this not to happen. they didn't know they just didn't want that to happen. also with keystone. with the first couple of days in office 48,000 jobs it is environmentally better so keep being my promises i

north dakota. i said i like north dakota. hi, honey. >> hello. >> say something, baby. >> hi, north dakota. we love this state, so it's always a pleasure to be back here. you treated us very, very well in november and you have

that's north dakota voting. that is the reason president trump invited north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp to dinner tonight at the white house. 36 points. and those 36 points are the reason that heidi heitkamp accepted the dinner invitation. senator heitkamp won her election to the senate in north dakota in 2012 by exactly one point. donald trump won her state by 36 points. politically, heidi heitkamp can't afford to turn down a dinner invitation from this white house. not when she represents a state filled with trump voters. it is hard being a democrat in north dakota, especially in the age of trump. and it is hard being a democrat in west virginia and indiana. it is hard for a democrat to win a statewide election in those states. the three democratic senators from those states were invited to dinner at the white house tonight. heidi heitkamp along with joe donnell, indiana, joe manchin of west virginia, they are the only three democratic senators who did not sign senate democratic leader chuck schu

and right here in north dakota, the dakota access pipeline is finally open for business. amy: we will speak with 350.org co-founder bill mckibben about the killer hurricanes and climate change. then as tensions continue to escalate between north korea and the united states, we will go to south korea, where hundreds are protesting the deployment of thaad missile system. and finally, is nobel peace prize winner aung san suu kyi presiding over a genocide against rohingya muslims in burma? >> they burned our houses. we could not take our belongings. we were hiding for two days in the rain without food and with my children. when we heard the sound of shooting, we took a boat to cross the sea to come to bangladesh. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. in the caribbean, at least 10 people are dead after hurricane irma brought devastation to small islands as it barreled for the dominican republic, haiti, cuba, and south florida. the eye of the category-5 storm struck st. maarten wednesday with sustained winds of

this time north dakota.ee action on that fast, even recruiting democratic senator heidi heitkamp to help do some of that lifting. now there is no guarranty that the north dakota democrat will go along with the tax cuts he is considering. the very fact she is on air force one, has sim by -- sim by relationship with the president and they -- air force one again, en route to north dakota. with us immigration expert elvira salazar. i want to catch up with on the whole daca thing, deferred action for childhood arrivals, more to the point president giving congress six months to hop to on it. what do you think of that. >> thank you for having me. good to see you, neil. the president is torn on two levels, the political and personal. every time the president talks about the daca kids, you does it with a soft tone. he said he would take care of them when campaigning. he is facing reality. he is facing political reality. his base telling him he has to comply and fulfill campaign promises. those promises, those hard-li

dakota, then north north dakota axis pipeline is finally open for business.line is finally open for business. [applause] what other: politician if elected president would have done that one? stayed so fare away, and i did it immediately. i did it because it was the right thing to do, and that is now flowing beautifully. that was the right thing to do. [applause] pres. trump: despite so many people on the other side, calling and asking for this night to happen -- not to happen. please, don't let this happen. isaac, why? they did not know. so i did that. i also did keystone. -- i asked, why? they did not know. so i did that. i also did keystone. 48,000 jobs. tremendous. i think environmentally better, really believe that, environmentally that are. -- environmentally that are. -- better. julia: that was president trump speaking. let's go back to our national political reporter on capitol hill. i'm not sure we were expecting the president to give us more details on the tax reform plan at this point anyway, but one of is promises he has made that he will improve t

north dakota, state senator jessica unruh -- where is jessica? hello, jessica. congratulations. doing a good job, right? that's what i hear. who is also an environmental specialist says lower business taxes will be a catalyst for energy companies to hire countless of new american workers. so important. we will also protect small businesses and family farmers here in north dakota and across the country by ending the death tax. [applause] tremendous burden for the family farmer. tremendous burden. thank you. a tremendous burden for small businesses and businesses that are not necessarily liquid but great businesses where you're forced to sell.

trish: president trump on his way to north dakota. he will make big pitch for tax reform from one of the largest oil refineries in the nation while on board air force one, just a short while ago the president said he has reached a deal. i've been telling you that, reached a deal with democrats. interestingly he reached a deal with democrats to pass funding for harvey relief. talking about potentially $8 billion, and extend the debt ceiling limit and continuing resolution for the next thee months. so in other words, you don't have to deal with the threat of the government shutting down for three months. the pubs had wanted a whole lot longer. they wanted something like 18 months. they want to go through midterms without worrying about the government shutting down. they tell you typically whoever the incumbent party is gets blamed for the shutdown. they don't want to have to deal with this. they will have to deal with it again, if in fact the deal the president says he has materializes. paul ryan called the plan dis-- despicable. forgiv

this is a blood red state, north dakota.s very moderate if not conservative, not like he had chuck schumer on stage. >> he had a picture with chuck schumer and agreed to a deal, democrats can agree with the president, we will make sure things are better for all americans, where we disagree we will hold the president accountable. that is how our democracy works and how it should be. rob: i understand that but i feel it is not getting there. i understand what you're saying but some people say we won't do that. do you see them trying to work with the president? >> you see heidi heitkamp who is concerned her state went for donald trump 63% to hillary clinton 25%, that has more to do with political survival than bipartisanship. congressman sherman in california told the la times in the last week or so that he can't work with donald trump without getting perished, punished. we saw chuck schumer senate minority leader, pursued a strategy of obstruction. i was heartened yesterday to see that photo up in the oval office with the pres

there you see him arriving in north dakota. he traveled there with a democratic senator, senator heidi heitkamp who is up for reelection in 2018, consider vulnerable in a state donald trump won overwhelmingly. she was on this trip. we are back with the panel. olivier what about this tax reform push? >> we don't really have a plan yet, you can make the argument for the principle of tax reform and tax cuts. you can make it before the blueprint comes out. it's interesting to me that if you look back at the summer, he went after dean heller, jeff flake, john mccain, mitch mcconnell. he went after paul ryan. he lightly went after claire mccaskill when he traveled to missouri. this was a light touch against democrats and i'm hearing republicans say they would prefer it if he was targeting democrats. >> concern at the white house about messaging on the tax plan. it's true we don't have specifics but they are working on having a unified message. they understand it needs to have some bipartisan appeal. there is a bipartisan interest. pr

florida prepare for record setting weather conditions and the president addresses the citizens of north dakota as he pitches his new american model for tax reform and growth and russian president vladimir putin says sanctions will not solve the north korean crisis while meeting with south korean president. in. reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we start tonight with category five hurricane irma and it's a monster erma has become one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic ocean with winds up to one hundred eighty five miles per hour and they're not backing down the storm is plummeting puerto rico as we speak and is expected to make landfall in florida on sunday for more on preparations across the state of florida in the region we go live tonight to marina port in miami marina. ed mandatory evacuations of the florida keys went into effect at seven pm this evening all residents are being explicitly instructed to leave the area meanwhile individuals with special needs began evacuating from miami this morning city officials are ad

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district court for the district of north dakota. very few lawyers can make such a long-term commitment to public service, and his record certainly reflects his belief that when a lawyer is called to serve for the greater good, that they should answer that call. i hope that judge erickson is able to instill this sense of commitment to public service in aspiring and young lawyers that he will come to meet and he will be able to influence through his example. a nominee for the north eighth t have experience in working with indian country, be given the number of tribes in indian land that is contained in the eighth circuit. during his career and at his hearing before the judiciary committee, judge erickson has shown an in-depth understanding of tribal sovereignty issues and a recognition of the challenges and disparities in treatment of native americans under the law when they are arrested and charged for crimes in indian country. judge erickson has been an advocate for equal treatment of native americans under the law. he also serves a

camp, north dakota's democrat senator.f democrat senators in conservative states like claire mccaskill in new jersey and joe mansion in west virginia. the odds of getting a middle-class tax-cut deal may be shifting in the president's favor. kevin brady is next, what is the plan and when does it pass? the third hour of "varney and company" about to begin. ♪ stuart: left-hand side, the right-hand side, following the market, the dow is up 71 points, the dow reacted to the news stanley fisher will step down next month, recovered a small loss up to a gain of 72 points, left-hand side of the screen the path of hurricane irma, category 5 storm, already had some small islands in the caribbean on track towards south florida where the first effects should be felt on saturday at the end of this week. donald trump is meeting with mitch mcconnell, senator charles schumer, paul ryan, nancy pelosi. we will bring any news that let's bring in art blaffer to talk about the middle-class tax-cut. i will outline it again, lower corporate tax r

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in north dakota. stay with them. we will have the very latest as he makes the big push. and bring some relief. see mick mitch mcconnell as you said he will be on board with that some republicans are bellyaching. there may be a debt ceiling bigger, stronger faster. rick scott describes hurricane irma could be more dangerous than all other category five hurricanes including andrew. that is from nasa and the national weather service is warning that this is the most powerful storm ever recorded. at this moment is passing over the northern most part of the u.s. virgin islands. 20 miles east to northeast of st. thomas. the next stop is the u.s. territory of puerto rico. they are all under state of emergency ahead of its arrival in the coming hours and days. congressman carlos mandela represents the 26th district. mass evacuations are underway right now. he is about to have right into the eye of the storm but before he does he was with a slide. he just struck a deal on extending the debt ceiling with democrats imagine that. working with democrats and it appears to have worked.

>> you find oil in north dakota in the bakken.ring example of the amazing things that are possible when we unleash the genius of american innovators unite the red tape and all of that becomes beautiful when you get rid of it. are we getting rid of a lot of red tape, by the way we unlock the extraordinary potential of our great salesmen workers. north dakota chose to embrace american industry and even when many wanted to tax and regulate your industries totally out of existence. you knee that. you have seen what's happened over the last number of eight months big difference today families have new jobs, new hope because of the vast energy wealth that you brought to life right here you understand the vital truth washington has no right to shut down energy production, because america's energy wealth doesn't belong to the government it belongs to the people >> it belongs to hard-working patriots like you because of the north dakota energy miracle, and i call it a miracle. today this state has the lowest unemployment ram nearly half th

president trump was in north dakota today in a push for tax reform the president believes north dakota a state with billions of dollars in budget surplus serves as an economic model for his plan a surprise guest on air force one with the president was the state's only democratic senator heidi heitkamp manila chan it's been following the story and joins us for more tonight that was an interesting mix oh it sure was but the president though not probably not too surprising chose to speak at an invite only event at the north dakota oil refinery north dakota as you know is an oil rich state which has been very business friendly proof in the state's budget surpluses in the billions as you said and he called his new plan the american model. now today the president spoke about simplifying the u.s. tax code and cutting across to cutting taxes rather across the board for both people and local businesses he also called me as state tax the death tax and said it was a tremendous burden that crushes the american dream under our plan ninety five percent of americans will be able to fill their tax and

he singles her out, the democratic senator from the state of north dakota. this was very much about him trying to round up votes wherever he can get them for whatever he can get them for. i think something has changed i think in trump's approach. i do think it is more than a warning shot probably to republicans. he intend to do this unless they give him a better offer. lou: there is another element at work here, the death of the rino. ryan and mcconnell, rinos both and the other rinos in the senate and house they have been marginalized. if they are pretend republicans might as well deal with democrats. that is what the president chosen to do. >> there is no question i would not sleep well if i was speaker ryan. takes somebody to beat somebody. there is certainly other people in the congress who can lead congress every bit as effectively as he can, right today nobody steps for the to challenge him. that may happen in the near future. next to or 40 days critical to this party, this presidency, this country. >> i agree with the timing. we're in september. a who

headed to north dakota this afternoon the tax cuts directly to the american people. leaders from the american's largest companies are taking on the president and his move to eliminate deferred action for childhood arrivals known as daca. what they are saying they had. cheryl casone here, kevin kelly and people's corp. founder and chairman don people's. good to see you be back. >> thank goodness we've been waiting about this for so long. i don't think so. they will get done what they need to get done. tax cuts by the end of this year. everything else is just the hurricane relief from harvey to the debt ceiling debate is very controversial and doubtful, on the senate floor. >> kevin mccarthy didn't answer the question on whether it will be tied to the harvey release. top story this morning, hurricane irma with landfall for the first time that ford has braced for impact with a category five storm most powerful ever recorded in the atlantic. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking this term in the fox weather center. >> hurricane irma making plans overnight. the westerner c

he had a lot to say in that 45 minute speech he was giving in bismark, north dakota and he called again on washington and they have to get to work and pass comprehensive tax reform to get our country back to work and he also said this is a once in a generation opportunity for americans and for washington to americans and for washington to a lot to cover welcome to risk reward, everybody. obviously we're going to cover of course what the president was just talking about. he did reach across the aisle to democrats earlier today before he left for that speech that you just listened to in bismark, north dakota where he talked about tax reform and of course about hurricane harvey, hurricane irma we'll get to that later on in the show but what was really big news before he left washington president had hammered out a deal. on a temporary height for the debt ceiling and so something that would provide immediate relief funding for the victims of hurricane harvey remember this morning, you had everyone saying there's no way they could get this done they could not agree to fund to get the continu

north dakota. oh, i like north dakota. hi, honey. something. >> hi, north dakota. [ cheers and applause ] >> the president promised great detail about tax cuts in the next two weeks. >> my administration is working with congress to develop a plan that will deliver more jobs, higher pay, lower taxes for businesses of all sizes and middle-class families all across the nation. we're going to get into great detail over the next two weeks, but we're working on it with congress now and coming up with very exacting numbers. >> please don't expect to see those numbers in two weeks. whenever donald trump says two weeks, he might mean two months or two years, and usually he means never. >> they said my wife, melania, might have come in illegally. let me tell you one thing, she has got it so documented. so she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. lowering the overall tax burden is big league. that's coming along very well. we're way ahead of schedule, i believe, and we're going to be announcing something, i wo

if you go to the north dakota republican party website.ry few days they put up a heidi's hiding. they say thinkshe's hiding beca she's not interested in working with the president. they want to beat her next year, and the president of the united states, a republican, gives her a campaign ad. flies to north dakota where she can say i'm the middle person trying to bridge the japan. >> a >> -- gap. >> she barely won, i think she won something like 3,000 votes. >> only democrat to win state wide in north dakota. >> she has played this very smartly, she's voted for all of his cabinet, nominees, except betty devos, this is brilliant for her, i think on donald trump's part, she's going to need a lot of those trump voters and essentially ticket splitters to win. >> is it a kblublunder? the president is a very good communicator, will he say i gave her a ride out here, i hope she's a democratic that we can work with on immigration and tax reform. >> in the short-term, what he would rather have in the short-term a vote on his legislate ive agenda, if

and we speak with a north dakota activist, whose uncle marched in charlottesville with white supremacistsplus, we will talk to a former neo-nazi who co-founded the group life after hate. >> we decided 30 years ago that at that point we were not going to shave our heads. we were going to trade our boots for suits, and go enroll in college recruit on campuses, and we would get jobs in law enforcement, go into the military to get training and be able to recruit there, and even run for office. and here we are 30 years later with that dream -- or that nightmare -- realized. amy goodman: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today, a democracy now special looking at the fallout from the recent deadly white supracist rally in charlottesville, virginia, where an anti-racist protester named heather heyer was killed when a car driven by a neo-nazi plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters. the white supremacist charged with heather's murder, 20-year-old james alex fields jr., was in charlottesville for the "unite the righ

and anybody who votes against tax reforms in north dakota or any place else. you have to vote against them and get them out of office. it is so bad. >> the president appearing before the endeavor refinery in north dakota. it is fourth largest in the country and north dakota is the second largest u.s. oil producer right after the great state of texas. the united states importing only 34 percent from opec and doubling production in the last decade and united states the leading exporter of refined petollium products. joining me now of how the president is joining the agenda following the failed leadership of the republican congress. ed rollins was chief advisor to the dean himself and michael goodwin, fox news contributor and great americans. the deal, unprecedented, we haven't seen this in 20 years. >> the conservative votes were not there. and so he went to the democrats, and when the democrats are happy and the republicans are not happy, the deal is to their benefit. what he did was kick the can down the road and we have three months of debt ceiling and the fi

and anybody who votes against tax reforms in north dakota or any place else. you have to vote against them and get them out of office. it is so bad. >> the president appearing before the endeavor refinery in north dakota. it is fourth largest in the country and north dakota is the second largest u.s. oil producer right after the great state of texas. the united states importing only 34 percent from opec and doubling production in the last decade and united states the leading exporter of refined petollium products. joining me now of how the president is joining the agenda following the failed leadership of the republican congress. ed rollins was chief advisor to the dean himself and michael goodwin, fox news contributor and great americans. the deal, unprecedented, we haven't seen this in 20 years. >> the conservative votes were not there. and so he went to the democrats, and when the democrats are happy and the republicans are not happy, the deal is to their benefit. what he did was kick the can down the road and we have three months of debt ceiling and the fi

president trump just a little while ago aboard air force one as he travels to north dakota. he spoke this morning about nrk's nuclear tests this past weekend which they claim was a hydrogen bomb. and happening right now, the senate is getting briefed on north korea. we're waiting to hear from senators when it ends. the house was briefed a little bit earlier. now, this comes as the u.s. dploiz more thaad missile systems in south korea after reports that north korea could do another launch as early as this weekend. also here he is, bare mccaffrey, former gulf war commander, as well as msnbc military analyst. good to see both of you, general, let me start with you. the conversation that president trump apparently had with she of china, saying that -- where president trump just said he's in favor of the denuke of north korea. that seems to be many bridges farther than we seem to be with with respect to what china is going to do to help us out with this problem in north korea. >> well, it's very encouraging. if it's even remotely true and certainly the fact that the president and

the north dakota emergency commission is borrowing an additional $5 billion for the north dakota emergencypipeline. that will bring the total line of credit from the bank of north dakota to $39 million. fromipeline is moving oil north dakota to a distribution point in illinois in june after months of protest. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. developedajor unrest over the weekend. president trump condemned nfl players who kneeled during the national anthem to express their disappointment over the state of race relations. he tweeted, "the issue of kneeling is about respect for our country, flight, and national anthem." roger goodell said it these divisive comments did -- demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the league, and all of our players. for more on this latest controversy and how sunday night's mixed ratings may have impacted advertisers, let us bring in tim o'brien, and the bloomberg sports business reporter. nike,e the latest from saying they support the players. we had a statement from

north dakota. i said i like north dakota. hi, honey. >> first daughter spoke for about 30 seconds, thanking the people of north dakota for "treating us very well in november." >>> still ahead, donald trump jr. heads to capitol hill today. we're going to preview his meeting with senate judiciary staffers. >>> later, new fall-out after president trump's decision to scrap daca. now teps are planning to sue. those stories and more coming up next. every year we take a girl's trip. remember nashville? kimchi bbq. kimchi bbq. amazing honky tonk?? i can't believe you got us tickets. i did. i didn't pay for anything. you never do. send me what i owe. i've got it. i mean, you did find money to buy those boots. are you serious? is that why you don't like them? those boots could make a unicorn cry. yeah, tears of joy. the bank of america mobile banking app. the fast, secure and simple way to send money. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never

he is headed to north dakota. in north dakota with good news to report next on u.s. energy production. you want to stick around for the story. we'll be right back. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. connell: president trump to north dakota tomorrow talking taxes and energy. william la jeunesse in dickinson, north dakota, with a pretty big headline, that the u.s. is the largest exporter of refined fuels in the entire world. tell us more about this, william. it is interesting. reporter: connell, as you know every president talks about energy independence going back to nixon, while we are not there yet, we're becoming energy dominant. that is the something the president will talk about yesterday or tomorrow,

he's going to north dakota, heidi is going to be right there with the president. he's going to make this look bipartisan. he is. he has the advantage with heidi win camp that he won her take it by a large amount last november. it's important for him and republicans to get something legislative. they keep saying you're looking for this mythical win and the president will awe passed more legislation or we've enacted more, but there hasn't been a signature moment yet. no , that's right. the signature moments that have happened have been by executive order as it happens. there has not been the big failure was the attempt to repeal and replace obama obamacare. i don't think a lot of people expected john mccain expected him to be back after the vote. we're are ' going to see if this is going to be his last stand, immigration? a. that's an issue that he was involved in and was one of the main players at one of the previous efforts to get immigration reform passed. >> thank you for coming in and staying up with us. >> always good to see you you and we're back with this af

president making the case in north dakota a short time ago. >> president trump: working together, we are going to restore america's competitive edge bypassing tax cuts and reform that will make america the best place in the world to hire, invest, and grow. we love our country. we love our people, and we want to create more jobs in america for americans. our tax code is a giant self-inflicted economic wound.

north dakota. i said i like north dakota.oney. >> hello. >> say something, baby. >> hi, north dakota. we love this state, so it's always a pleasure to be back here. you treated us very, very well in november and you have continued to. so we like sharing the love back. >> eugene, speak. >> well -- where do you want me to start? >> see, you need some help. i'm going to throw you a life line. >> don't call me daddy, okay? >> i promise. i promise i never will. >> thank you. >> anyone can call me mommy. let's put this up on the screen. "the new york times" writing when donald trump was elected president last november his elder daughter was portrayed as the consolation prize like a christmas present plunked on the door mat in february. she is pretending to care about women's upward mobility just enough to soothe the complacent and provide plausible deniability for her father but the only evidence we have of her supposed moderating effects is her word and unfortunate i will for the entire planet the word of a trump isn't worth much.