we called obama o's and captain mccains. that is how we funded the company.oday, we say we are cereal entrepreneurs, with a twist. i'm brian chesky. >> reporter: their scrappiness caught the attention of one of the first investors around the time the economy was crashing. >> we haven't made money. paul graham said it's like an investment nuclear winter. i'm looking for people that won't die. you are like cockroaches, you won't die. the idea spread city by city, block by block and grew auz a network. >> reporter: with the rapid expansion from 120,000 listings in 2011 to 3 million today, regulators are struggling to handle the boom in short-term rentals. >> we are sitting in a beautiful home in new york city. it's one of many cities that passed laws or regulations to restrict airbnb's ability to operate here. what is your answer to critics who say it's bad for affordable housing? >> the story of most people in the community is people that are average income, depend on the money to get by. the average person is renting the home they live in. >> reporter: airbnb

el c presidente obama, aconsejÓ o donald trump no contratar a michael flynn como asesor principal dere, 2 dÍas despuÉs que trump ganara las elecciones. sale a luz hoy, cuando testifica en el congreso la ex secretaria de jugada salÍ jake considerada un testigo clave presuntos nexos entre flynn y funcionarios rusos. expresidente obama es noticia. saltÓ al ruedo para defender su ley de salud. obama pidiÓ congreso coraje para salvar el obamacare. y no dejar a miles de personas sin cobertura. >>> no estÁ en la casa blanca el que presidente barack obama daÁa la pelea por lo que fue estandarte de su mandato la reforma sanitaria, el obamacare. >>> hablando en un evento donde fue galardonado recordÓ que requiere mÁs valor luchar por los enfermos que por los poderosos e influyentes. con obama son millones estadounidenses que esos dÍas critican duramente el plan de salud aprobado por los republicanos en la cÁmara de representante. entre los abucheados, el congresista raÚl labrador, en especÍfico por este comentario. nadie se muere por no tener acceso a la atenciÓn mÉdica. labrador despuÉs dijo

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is president obama eported many, many people, called by some deporter-in-chief, no one obama as o president white supremacist, there is a range of opinion on immigration. hope we get comprehensive immigration reform. think it's simply morally wrong to deport 11 or 12 million people who have become part of same ciety and at the be able we're going to to legalize those people and it is so important and i represent who live in fear, we're going to also get border enforcement, immigration enforcement, that was the deal and o go over a decade ago unfortunately is not law yet. host: you serve on foreign committee, a story in the "wall street journal" about nformation shared with the russian foreign minister and ambassador, they are saying it basis of source, the it. what do you think about the information that was shared and what might have resulted from it and the fact the president indeed share today? guest: he clearly made a mistake and what bothers me is just how jaw-droppingly incompetent this is.nistration a wasn't they thought through process, he is shooting off his how we haveng about goo

fÉlix: durante su intervenciÓn al ser galardonado en los premios de boston, el ex presidente o ama -- obamae estaciÓn tronco cientos de familias deciden hacer la peligrosa travesÍa a estados unidos arriesgando sus vidas y sin la certeza de entrar al paÍs bajo la protecciÓn del asilo polÍtico. dicen que el recorrido representa la esperanza de vida. elisa llegÓ a tijuana como parte del viacrucis de refugiados que en un mes cruzÓ todo el paÍs hasta llegar a la frontera. viene huyendo de la delincuencia junto con sus tres hijas . la menor, de ser un mes y medio de nacido, no pudo conocer su padre. Éste fue asesinado. >>si yo regreso, corro riesgos. por eso venimos hasta acÁ. reportero: el recorrido fue difÍcil. las mujeres viajaron en camioneta, los hombres lo hicieron a bordo del tren "la bestia". >> los niÑos en la bestia como personas muy adultas, enfermas, a veces sin agua. dicen que cualquier riesgo vale la pena contando estar seguros fuera de su paÍses. es lo que me dicen. yo prefiero hacer este recorrido. significa una esperanza. o un -- saben que cada vez es mÁs difÍcil obtener refugio.

his presidency, and now they're pushing back the republican health care bill to help president obama expected o issue a keynote address on climate change. norah? >> jan crawford, thank you so much. the centrist scored a resounding victory over far right candidate marine le pen. he won about two-thirds of the votes cast. 39 years old macron becomes the youngest head of state since napoleon. this morning he joined france's current ceremony. mark phillips is in paris with what the results mean for france's future. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, president obama may have congratulated the new president but he tweeted he thought the recent terrorist attacks would help the right wing opponent marine le pen. he was wrong. the winner strode on stage to give his vistry by beethoven's "ode to joy." the loser tried to dance her way to "i lov re rock 'n' roll." she couldn't have loved the numbers. he had briefly been a cabinet minister but had never been in politics. he came up with a 66/34 win that can only be called a landslide. he understood the anger of those who supported the righ

president o obama did not use i.hin two mononths of the trump presesidency, they havaving gaud in this historic act, the largest bomb in the history of the worlrld outside, om. your assessment of the trump administration and president donald trump? truck >> i don't evaluate the performance of presidents of other countries because i'm a former president so i don't talk about that. obviously i have an assessment but i don't think it's appropriate that it's , appropririate for me to talk about it. feel has been done right? i don't have anynything to say. well, i'm not going to talk about that. my assessment of the trump administration is something i'm not going to talk about. it's not up to me to do that. that's your job. amy: i want to end by showing a clip of noam chomsky, the world renowned dissident, , linguist, who recently appeared on democracy now! and talked about brazil. >> just enormous corruption. it is painful to see the workers party in brazil, which did carry out significant measures -- they just could not

to where he went ahead with his press conference, it was a go-it-alone tragedy, he felt obama white house andlery o loretta lynch would try to stop his probe into the hillary clinton e-mails. what do you think about that? >> of it a good decision, considering how what would have happened if hillary clinton became president and we have not heard anything about the three independent fbi agents in several states who wanted to investigate hillary clinton and the clinton foundation, we still don't know what is going on with that, fbi director comey has some information, about hillary clinton. that he wanted to make sure shhe was on record. even though he did not make recommendation to prosecute, that is not his to make. liz: james comey today said that russia had a preference for donald trump, russia there is a fear that there was a lot of russian propaganda coming into social media, fake news web sites affecting the election, turning the american voter, what do you say to that? >> well not breaking news. that other countries are interfering with your people's elections, including the united states, but

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attached through the entire repetition destroying piece was based on anonymous officials, obama era your cats o want to destroy this -- his upcoming election is already suggesting improper connections to putin. according to the times, >> anyone could lose his seat as resort to that. mission accomplished, and more proof that mccarthyism still exists and it still works. of course, it's increasingly unreasonable to expect any kind of rational restraint and rhetoric on the question of russia. all bets are off when that topic comes up. maxine waters in california exceeded herself yet again claiming that vladimir putin took time off from governing russia to come up with donald trump's campaign rhetoric. watch this. >> i think that when you saw him absolutely calling hillary "crooked" ," "lock her up," allf that was developed. i think that was developed strategically with people from the kremlin, with putin. i think it's more than bank records. >> tucker: richard do is be advised hillary clinton's credential campaign in both 2008-2016. joins us tonight. richard, thank you for coming on. >> glad to be

lou: we begin tonight with house intelligence committee's investigation o of the obama spying an unmasks scandal. three of the house intel committee sep reapas to the cia, the fbi and the nsa. not to individual officials, committee 1 information from those ages about requests made by the individual. in a include for form -- susan rice. john brennan, samantha power, all of these officials seeking to unmask the names of trump campaign officials, the come i -- committee seeking classified documents from the agents, so far the committee has met nothing but resis stanlt froresistance from the agent, james rose we rosen with our report. reporter: fbi concerned they were served with sou supervisorinas, each named as figures of interest three senior obama era officials, former "house" national security adviser susan rice was dedicated last month. rice at the time denied wrong doing and told us today she is unaware of subpoenas directed at her, and john bron an was also named in the declineys of in the land. brennan declined our request for comment, the soup en' naimi of samantha power, she is a

reportera: de atacar constantemente a obama por no decir terroristas radicales, a describirlos hoy como extremistas oero sin usar la expresiÓn que tanto defendió. muchos analistas defienden el discurso de trump al recalcar el compromiso por derrotar a isis y no decir que es una guerra contra el islam, sino contra grupos terroristas. otros dicen que trump anda exactamente igual que sus archi enemigos. >> es un poco hipÓcrita quejarse de que el presidente obama y los lÍderes demÓcratas no lo hacÍan, pero cuando estÁ al frente de los lÍderes islÁmicos no lo dice. reportero: trump afirmÓ que no va a decir a nadie cÓmo vivir su vida. eso ha sido interpretado como alguno como un mensaje de que los derechos humanos no serÁ la prioridad. amnistÍa internacional recalca que en la propia arabia saudita se tortura, y no se permite a las mujeres conducir o votar en pleno siglo xxi. mientras tanto, la discusiÓn sobre la despedida de james comey, continÚa en el senado. en la mirilla, trump y el llamado rusiagate. >> estas alegaciones son muy serias. Éste es el presidente de nuestro paÍs. reportero: algunos piensan

add that you are correct from the very beginning republican set out to not work with on obama with almostay as o anything. it has been that way for long as i've been covering congress. it's also true that democrats to pass the affordable care act on a partyline vote another trying to repeal and replace obama care on a partyline vote. what's important right now is the differences what republicans are trying to do would take away health insurance for people. not talking about pierpont anymore. people who now have health insurance are now at risk for losing not been able to afford basic services of a bill like this were to become law, which it won't. there's a point at which all of the partisan fighting, now it's talk about real people's lives. it's healthcare. it's not a game. there's a point where i hope the partisanship will cease think about not hurting people.t the e >> speaking with jennifer and james about the week in politics. in the week with the president abroad and the news coming outs of the white house itself has been quite.ave you there's been rumblings about staff changes. what if yo

in the senior adviser and national spokesperson for move on.org and former obama white house staffer david, head writer funny o and a former obama speechwriter. welcome to you both. i want to talk first about michelle obama. how much power does she have in terms of being a spokesperson, advocate for education now that she's left the white house? >> a lot of insurance and a lot of power. there is no other more popular political figure out there, besides her husband, than michelle obama. andleaving the white house that their initiatives, what they care about wasn't going to end in the white house. it is great she's using her influence to continue to speak on important issues, like education, which is near and close to her heart. >> then what is your take on the criticism that both mrs. obama and barack obama are getting for receiving speaking fees? while she might not be taking a fee today, it's said she'll probably fetch up to $200,000, which is what george bush did, and president obama, we know he is giving a speech for fitzgerald for $400,000. what is your critique? >> they're giving $2 million to help underp

ceremonia nacional musulmana y de atacar constantemente a obama por no decir terroristas radicales musulmanes... a describirlos hoy como extremistas oriminales pero sin usar la expresiÓn que tanto defendió. muchos destacan el discurso de trump, pero muchos aseguran que trump habla igual que sus archienemigos. >> traiciona su misma base. luce como hipÓcrita al quejarse que el presidente obama, hillary clinton y los demÓcratas no lo decÍan, y cuando estÁ frente a los lÍderes de arabia, no lo dicen. pablo: el asesor de campaÑa de trump puso entuvotwitter con la imagen de trump diciendo "esto me hace vomitar". amnistÍa internacional recalca que la propia arabia saudita se tortura, se prohÍbe la oposiciÓn, y las mujerespueden conducir a votar en elecciones nacionales en pleno siglo xxi. mientras la expectativa por el testimonio del ex director del fbi en el senado, aumenta. "quiero saber la verdad y compartirla con el paÍs",afirmÓ marco rubio. >> uno es inocente hasta que llegar con tÍtulo de conclusiÓn la investigaciÓn. >>pero este tipo de alegaciones son muy serias. pablo: algunos piensan que podrÍa revelar informaciÓn vital. la estrat

republicans and democrats on the style of the 911 commission loets do it get everybody director come o president obama let's discuss leaks all of it get it out david. >> it is hitting f 5 on the political analysis key, to see democrats are being hoimts. you can hold two opposing thoughts in your head at the same time. there is a basis for jim comey being fired. you can also be adamantly opposed as american citizen to a purging of senior official of our government at a time of. >> purging how can you not hold those two points of vow aamodt. >> david, this is not the kremlin. this is not the krem line you're using that word my friend it's exactly the problem. >> this is not what -- this is not what happens in democracies you're going to spend them the firing of the fbi director. >> all these. >> under these sflierks all the attacks on ken star is fine about you is that when you're saying now. >> can we focus on the relevant matter. >> no, no. >> no i'm sorry. >> you cannot i'm for the going to let it. >> you cab for the firing of jim comey and opposed a president. >> as all the democrats were. >> nakds

o mike flynn and russia. >>> speaking out, president obama is honored in boston and makes an all-out plea on health care. >>> another u.s. citizen detained, a fourth american is held by north korea. and now one celebrity is teaching students it pays to get good grades. >> bunny yoga? that's right. "early today" gets hopping right now. >>> good to have you with me on this monday morning. i'm frances rivera. this morning the trump administration is playing defense. sally yates the former deputy attorney general and one time acting a.g. is set to give her bombshell testimony before congress rebuking the white house on the secretive details that led to then national security admizer michael flynn's resignation. there are continuing questions on what if any coordination the trump team may have had with russian operatives. for more we're join by tracie potts. what revelations are we expecting from yates this morning? >> sally yates said she warned the white house, the white house said she gave them a head's up and discrepancies or possible discrepancies but they said she warned them that then national security ad

obama care. fÉlix: fuerzas del orden en venezuela reprimen manifestaciones con armas que usan esferas metÁlicas orrestando a su padre. fÉlix: revelan las primeras imÁgenes que muestran a la atacante suicida, en mÁnchester, durante un concierto. la policÍa britÁnica está investigando 14 lugares y 13 personas que fueron detenidas bajo sospechas de terrorismo. presentadora: la organizaciÓn israelÍ llevÓ a cabo una manifestaciÓn para rechazarla colonizaciÓn judÍa en territorios palestinos. se mostrÓ el apoyo a la solución de dos estados para alcanzar la paz en esa regiÓn del medio oriente. fÉlix: en venezuela la lista de fallecidos por la confrontaciÓn polÍtica que vive el paÍssigue en ascenso. las protestas en contra del rÉgimen del nicolÁs maduro son reprimidas, algunas con disparos de armas de fuego. francisco nos tiene detalles de la muerte de un manifestante vÍctima de un disparo con este tipo de municiÓn. francisco: batallas nocturnas en el centro de la segunda ciudad mÁs grande del paÍs. un tanque era envuelto en un fuego de bombas molotov. los militares intentaban despejar una protesta. en el

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o of heart? can you talk about the trump administration's reversal, what it looks like from the obama administration? well, then candidate trump, now president trump, did promise greatesttian's champion. i guess some voted for him. we were all expepecting him to o the right thing. we hope that he will do the right thing because sending all of these people back to haiti will be a travesty because he did promise. these people have created a life here. -- it is in the best interest, the national interest of the u.s., for the 55,000 haitians to remain here. keep things flowing so people will not risk their lives to theseere as a result of waves of deportation. it is in the best interest of the u.s. to keep the haitians here, to allow them to continue living here with their families. plus, it is the humane things to do. president trump needs to keep his promise. inc. real, we say a promise is a debt. a promise is a debt. 500 walt disney employees could be affected by the looming removal. can you talk about disney world in orlando coming out for the continuation of tps? >> yes. the ceos of disney world di

oed on the first stop. >> president trump getting a big welcome. milania trump, like michelle obama not wearing the traditional head scarf. the president having no trouble with this tradition as saudi dance symbolizing peace after war. >>> then to business. a deal for the saudi kingdom to buy $350 billion in u.s. military equipment and services. >> hundred had -- hundreds of billions of dollars in to the united states, and jobs, jobs, jobs. meanwhile, james comey is getting set to go public. he will testify before a senate committee after memorial day. one big question, why did mr. trump fire him? he told top russian diplomats the next fired the he was crazy.bi. a real nut job. trump boasted according to an official summary of the meeting, read to the new york times by an american official. i faced great pressure because of russia, that is taken off. in an interview for this week, the national security adviser offering an explanation. >> the intent of the conversation was to say, what i would like to do is move beyond all of the russia, news so that we can find areas of cooperation.

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o al momento del parto. al regresar, la ciudad de los angeles busca honrar al ex residente barack obama.entura, que corre entre pasarela y del. la propuesta fue aprobada con gran facilidad, con una votaciÓn bipartidista de 34 a uno y ahora serÁ enviada a la asamblea estatal para su consideraciÓn. si a usted le gusta esquiar en la nieve, esta es una muy buena noticia. estamos teniendo una temporada fuera de lo comÚn en el clima. estamos en la segunda mitad de mayo pero todavÍa sigue nevando en las tierras. ayer por la tarde y la noche, volviÓ a nevar y esto ayudarÁ a que las montaÑas nevadas sigan abiertas al pÚblico por un buen tiempo todavÍa. lo invito a dar un vistazo a la ventana del tiempo con albert martÍnez. albert: hoy empezamos hablando de los tornados, no a quien california pero en el centro del paÍs. hasta 31 reportes de tornados, los mÁs destructivos en la zona de wisconsin pero tambiÉn vemos tornados en texas, en oklahoma. ha habido mucha destrucciÓn en esos estados. ci cinco estados afect a dosadr y una persona perdiÓ la vida. seguimos siendo nubes de los angeles. la tempera

o-w. ettu, cosby, yeah, i guess, i guess, i guess. but randomly, randomly blaming obama was just one way for fox to defend trump. these guys hit every single angle they could find. for instance when trump asked comey to drop the investigation into flynn, well, according to fox news, that could mean anything. >> this morning we're going to be talking about when legal experts say about you know is it obstruction of justice. a lot of people are now saying when he said i hope you can let this g what did he mean exactly. >> when you say you hope for something, it is not a command it is not saying you better do this, it is like i hope i get a bicycle for christmas. i really hope you show up to my birthday party, or i really hope that you won't make loud noise, you know, when i'm sleeping. it seems like it is not a big deal. >> trevor: yo, that guy better pray he never meets up with the mafia. because he clearly doesn't understand subtext, he will have both knee caps broken going but mr. soprano, you just said you really hoped i could pay you by tuesday. and i couldn't. i could

obama. >> las prioridades de deportaciÓn que existÍan, no existen mÁs. >> por lo menos 8,000,000 califican para deportaciÓn. >>una persona haya cometido un delito o unidos , como la de rÓmulo. >> no es un criminal, es nuestro papÁ. >>segÚn este estudio, tan sÓlo en california, 10,000 de los indocumentados detenidos entre 2014 y 2015 tienen hijos nacidos en el paÍs. >> lo que estÁn haciendo estas Órdenes es separar a las familias, al separar a una persona que podrÍa tener derechos. >>lo mÁs preocupante, seÑalan, es que la mayorÍa de los padres de familia detenidos tienen mÁs de cinco o diez aÑos viviendo en estados unidos por lo que han establecido raÍces en este paÍs. marÍa elena: son mÁs las cosas que unen a los habitantes que la frontera que los divide en la frontera de nogales. >> 46 aÑos aquÍ y he visto mucho narcotrÁfico, muchos indocumentados, muchas personas que se caen, que les quitan su dinero. >> josÉ santos vive en sonora, su casa estÁ al lado de la lÍnea y a travÉs de los aÑos dice que ha visto cÓmo la frontera fÍsica ha cambiado entre estados unidos y mÉxico y ha complicado la comunicaciÓn. >>era casi una sola ciudad porque no habÍa

obama practically. they were on c-span two when nothing was going o. wait a minute. these press conferences are biggest thing on daytime television. the ratings are blowing away everything on just about everything on daytime television. what i would love to do is stop them. >> sean: first, the president, i will say this tonight. he's right. if the propaganda destroyed trump media and smear and slander him and his administration and his family and lie about facts and what he's done, why bother to appease people who obviously hate his gut and want to destroy him and twist his words and damage him every single day. the president doesn't need fake news med thattia to reach you. as long as they keep reporting fake new and show the bizarre fascination with russia. how about no more press conferences. and instead. every week the president should tweet out all of his accomplishments and update people daily about what he's doing and accomplishing. and he can take to twitter and rerespond to barrage of attacks and the conspiracy theatry of russia and no evidence of collusion.

and jennifer palmeri, director of communications under president obama and a key person from the clin son campaign. i have ocome to you first. >> we can't afford to have someone in the oval office that doesn't understand the value and sensitivity of classified information. it is, you know, there is, i have in the last -- we're only in month four, right? i have seen a lot of moments of concern. this particular scenario where he is disclosing information that will gyp diez and have implications, that is something that i did not even contemplate, it just shows you a pretty frightened they are about what else could come. there is nothing else he said that contradicts the reporting. >> there is no one on this white house staff on the top rungs of the ladder, who has any experience. but no one has done anything administratively before. including the current white house kreef of staff. >> the president is not exercising discipline, and the white house doesn't appear to be immoezing discipline, but i think this is to not overreact to this i think it was not right, but i don't think it is the crisis that everyone is

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o-care. he also tweeted this. why is it the fake news rarely reports obama cares on its last legs and the insurance companies fleeinghese people? cnn, nbc, abc, cbs. why will they not run this ad? tammy: because they are spoiled children and they are used to having everything they want.

o-care. he also tweeted this. why is it the fake news rarely reports obama cares on its last legs and the insurance companies fleeing for their lives? it's dead. who are these people? cnn, nbc, abc, cbs. why will they not run this ad? tammy: because they are spoiled children and they are used to having everything they want. they are jealous and envious and they don't like being exposed. he is a remarkable commander-in-chief. he's following through on his promises. the economy is excellent. and he has the gal to call them out -- he has the gall to call them out. and he's enjoying it and they can't stand that. he's having a great time and so are we. i not burns you and you are upset by the. but i think it many fabulous baits shows them for what they are. lou: it annoys me because i simply want to -- i have some dark impulses. >> it's frustrating. but the incredible thing is the only people who are sick of winning are the media. the upon people that don't like the fact that donald trump is wing so much are the meade -- is winning so much are the media. they have been in the tank for so long for all the ideas and princi

o-care. he also tweeted this. why is it the fake news rarely reports obama cares on its last legs and the insurance companies fleeing for their lives? it's dead. who are these people? cnn, nbc, abc, cbs. why will they not run this ad? tammy: because they are spoiled children and they are used to having everything they want. they are jealous and envious and they don't like being exposed. he is a remarkable commander-in-chief. he's following through on his promises. the economy is excellent. and he has the gal to call them out -- he has the gall to call them out. and he's enjoying it and they can't stand that. he's having a great time and so are we. i not burns you and you are upset by the. but i think it many fabulous baits shows them for what they are. lou: it annoys me because i simply want to -- i have some dark impulses. >> it's frustrating. but the incredible thing is the only people who are sick of winning are the media. the upon people that don't like the fact that donald trump is wing so much are the meade -- is winning so much are the media. they have been in the tank for so long for all the ideas and princi

o. yn. you know that politicians, for instance, president obama, the former president, also taped an appeal for macron and said that, you know, everybody was watching and that france was very important to america and to choose the politics of hope over fear. so too did the mayor of london. we know that he's sort of been in touch over the past few weeks or so. he also ran a very, very divisive campaign or rather the campaign against him was very, very divisive. he always goes out there, the first muslim mayor of london, to tout running and succeeding on the politics of hope and dismissing the politics of fear. so this is what we have. we have these two world visions that are still in competition. whether in britain right now, whether in united states right now and in parts of europe right now. what france has done, coming after the netherlands in march, coming after austria before that, these three countries have said no to fear, no to zeno phobia, no to hate and to this inward looking nationalism. not to say everything's perfect. a lot of work to be done to meet the legitimate needs of all

if not joe leisur lieberman, o are thdemocrats going to agree on? short of barack obamat see where the democrats would be supportive of anything donald trump does. cheryl: well, let's look at the other candidates then. because among the contenders -- and these are all people that were at the white house on wednesday. former senator joe lieberman, andrew mccabe, which is currently number two right now, frank keating from oklahoma and richard, former fbi executive assistant director. what about the other names here? >> in the issue with lieberman i'm not sure to what extent it applies to some of the others is not just that he was a politician, and played for one side, in this case for democrats. but also that he doesn't have a law enforcement background, which should be one of the primary qualifications of the job. there's also another complication here, which is the fact that he is tied to trump in that lieberman's law firm represented trump. there is a conflict of interest there. and personally, i'm not all that comfortable with president trump getting to nominate the ne

he thinks he can play fool with obama, which he did for a long time, and now he puts his faith in donald trump, and now they are trying to oecalibrate relations with moscow, and i strategically think it is not very clever and intelligent to kind of anger one country within europe which is not very toward israel for all the right and also some wrong reasons. that's not a very clever move. fascinating stuff, but we're running out of time. we're talking about israel's leadership, and it's fascinating that wanting to be an empire. sylke: a very small empire. shani: yes. there's always this attempt to deny the conflict or the occupation. we might have very impressive hihigh tech things, , but this l not solve the reality of new -- millions of palestinians stuck in borders. you cannot distract the world from this. peter: what would or could resolve the situation? shani: oh, wow. peter: i want to know. shani rosanes is going to give me a blueprint now. shani: i will tell you it has got to come from the outside. peter: trunk says he is going to do things different e-trunk -- trump says he is going to do things different. shani: we

o un crimen muy leve. hay un enfoque de tratar de separar a las personas e incrementar la cantidad de deportaciones, que llevaba la administraciÓn de obamaortaciones, entre enero y marzo de este aÑo. lo cual supera a las cifras del aÑo anterior. quÉ tan reales son estas cifras? angÉlica. hay otras fuentes que mencionan, que estas deportaciones que hemos visto, corresponden a las mesas donde obama. todavÍa no hemos visto realmente la mano de trump, esto es cierto? angÉlica: las cifras no mienten. hay mano dura por parte de inmigraciÓn y aduanas. con las nuevas Órdenes ejecutivas son muy claras, cualquier persona que es indocumentada, es un peligro a la seguridad nacional y a la seguridad de nuestro paÍs. esto lo dicen estas Órdenes ejecutivas. quiere decir que la discreciÓn que tenÍa el presidente obama, por la cual nosotros peleamos muy fuertemente se ha acabado de esa manera estÁn utilizando, a los agentes de inmigraciÓn, para no tomar en cuenta las raÍces que las personas tienen este paÍs. si tienen hijos nacidos en este paÍs, si han sido contribuyentes todo eso se estÁ acabando. entendemos que aunque vemos las cifras estÁn aumentando.