presidents to america kennedy reagan bush obama trump oh no not trump his forebears hailed from germany and scotland looks like someone dodged a bullet there. again luck of the irish. great stuff venetian painting in the renaissance is considered one of the most important parts in the history of european arts at the great mosque that titian one of its shining lights state of museum has just opened an exhibition which includes more than twenty of titian's works. the smallest painting in the exhibition is perhaps the most important titian's portrait of a young man but psyched it demonstrates on a very small scale all of titian skills he was most of all an outstanding portraitist. but the exhibition at frankfurt stayed in museum goes beyond that it's about the art of venice in the early sixteenth century the time when landscapes were gaining new significance what was previously just background became the focus of the painters careful attention loaded with atmosphere and meaning. the venetians changed something else to no longer were religious figures arranged mutely next to each other but

president obama trump says north korea has tremendous economic potential he was speaking ahead of next week's planned summit with. u.s. presidents that north korea's location between south korea and china was phenomenal and gave it a great chance of future battles. but while the world will again be watching with us any progress on the denuclearization local business owners in vietnam are also hoping for prosperity themselves one barber in hanoi has already grabbed his scissors hoping to cash in with what are widely considered two of the world's most unique gentlemens has styles walk. if you're not careful you might think that u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un had already met in vietnam but it's just the latest hairstyle crees in the vietnamese capital annoying you can have your hair cut to look like your favorite leader like the donald. but i really like donald trump so i want to have his hairstyle but if the trump look is not snappy enough for you there's always that handsome devil from pyongyang to copy especially if there's already a resemblance. many p

says it's confident a little clark rest can be made with north korea as president obama trump prepares for a second meeting with kim job soon here predicts the country will become a great economic powerhouse. welcome to the show. mendoza well an opposition leader and self declared interim president one by doa has urged nicolas maduro to break the blockade on the border with colombia and bring an end supply is that have been stuck there for days quite a war and there could be consequences if the much needed food and medicine is not let in. the moment is now the majority of governments doesn't like to talk about their crimes against humanity by directly or indirectly killing two hundred fifty to three hundred thousand venezuelans who today need this humanitarian aid and as well and president nicolas maduro meanwhile has said venezuela is not a nation of beggars and blamed washington for the country's ongoing humanitarian crisis. in venezuela medicine electricity and food are all in short supply. at this market hyperinflation means that even vegetables are barely affordable. as people str

deal with the foreign fighters are in their return is and as you followed all recently president obama trump asked the european countries to receive the foreign fighters but actually did is a daily how to deal with this return is most of the european countries actually are not what come in order not to want to stick to or to receive. the actual aren't they way they are the most off countries in europe and elsewhere that are dealing with the return is is mainly through oppressive measures which is the prosecution and put them in prison but the problem is not that it's not the prosecution it's after the post-prison because those people have experience in the buckle field it's a challenge after they return to society later and this alibi that there are of course many who don't want to return to normal society they want to keep fighting what are the options for these fighters where are they looking to go i mean we've heard from iraqi intelligence officials from a u.s. military official that hundreds likely more than a thousand of isis fighters have crossed the open border the desert water into i

the counties in iowa that went from obama trump?like such disdain for those voters. >> jon: i will agree with you with the covington kids. there's a difference between these two cases. with the covington kids, people did jump to conclusions because they didn't have the evidence there. as opposed to the situation were somebody reported, said it did happen. there are two different situations. >> dagen: i just broadly said, we have lost the ability to just shut up. [laughter] shut up in this country, and listen and wait for facts to come out. unless you are going to hit the ground running and dig up those facts and be an actual reporter and a journalist, then you need to just sit back and let the story developed. >> emily: what disturbs me the most as an attorney is the fact that specificity of language is being attacked in this example. that "gq" quote. why is it that when the hallmark literally of our criminal justice system is that there are allegations until corroborative evidence is brought into prove it? you can make an informed

codes exam thanks for having me i'll give you one of the biggest upsets of the obama presidency was the election of donald trump set out to repudiate a lot of what president obama did why didn't you see that coming. well you know i think most people were surprised by the results of the election. i think it was a number of factors you know i think the first is that you know brock obama personally was still quite popular at the end of his presidency the economy was growing and it seemed like things were set up for a democratic victory and that option and you said being with obama gave you the confidence that you were part of something that was right yes was there a certain arrogance in that do you think no no. i mean when i say that i mean that you know frankly as progressives i think barack obama and me tend to sometimes think that history is moving in one direction that societies are becoming more tolerant and more inclusive and that we're extending more opportunity to more people and cooperation between nations but the reality is that throughout history there's always a backlash to change there's always a reac

president obama trump vowed that his country is prepared to outspend and out innovate other countries when it comes to intermediate range nuclear weapons could a new arms race begin store that's our topic on quadriga join us. next. how does it feel to have your home flooded by sea water. washed away by the effects of climate change. many islands in the south pacific are close to being inundated. but said you know we really do use an alliance just to move kids who don't want to communicate in climate change. person from the pacific forty five minutes d w. extravagant didn't. seem to post really know their stuff. which filled building and stephanie stone for. the thirty and checked in with musicians from around the world cup the. groups every week to dublin. hello and welcome to quadriga during a state of the union speech this week u.s. president donald trump about his country is prepared to outspend and out innovate russia and china when it comes to intermediate range nuclear weapons reiterating his america first message that.

that is why president obama himself sounded an awful lot like donald trump from last night state of the union. amazing! they supported when obama's president, obama sounds like trump but now, they want to knot partun of it. why? why would they put their hatred of this president ahead of keeping this country safe and secure? till i found out death issue of drugs and opioids and heroin s d fennel. watch this. >> tonight i'm asking you to defend our very dangerous southern border. >> we do have to have control of our borders. >> tens of thousands of innocent americans are killed by lethal >>ugs that cross our border. >> how do we get control over the border that's become more violent because of the drug trade? >> working-class americansom are left to payvi the price for mass illegal immigration. reduced jobs, lower wages. >> they end up being abused and that depresses the wages of everybody, all americans. >> sean: former president barack hussein trump obama. if democrats continue to oppose border security because of just a pure hatred for trump, the very things they supported a few short

president obama trump vowed that his country is prepared to outspend and outgoing of eight other countries when it comes to intermediate range nuclear weapons could a new arms race begin storch that's the topic on quadriga join us. next on d w. how does it feel to have your home flooded by sea water. washed away by the effects of climate change. many islands in the south pacific are close to being inundated. but said you know we believe you know my insistence that we don't want to communicate in the mature. person of the pacific forty five minutes on t w. sleep. listen carefully. to what. she needs to do get. discovered. subscribe to the documentary want to. know and welcome to quadriga during his state of the union speech this week u.s. president donald trump about his country's bro. outspend and out innovate russia and china when it comes to intermediate range nuclear weapons reiterating his america first message the president confirmed that he is pulling out of the i.m.f. an arms control treaty with russia claiming it's no longer effective russian president vladimir putin says his count

he's building on obama's success. >> spoke the economy starts to go down it will be obama's policies, it will be trumpt? trunk at win either way. >> if you can outperform what obama -- >> laura: you can't say there's no -- >> we didn't say 2018. >> laura: donald trump wasn't on the ticket, watch what happens in 2020 but we will see. >> once a year you have me on, only once. >> laura: you can come on anytime you want. >> are you getting? we have called you 20 times. >> laura: the door is always open. >> no it's not. >> laura: thank you so much. the liberal media span on the state of the union. dental much sooner. it was a very life changing experience... and it felt like i was me again. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. at aspen dental we're all about yes. like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. and yes whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. call 1-800-aspendental today. ♪ >> laura: all right, shame on you if you had the other networks on tonight, you might have missed this. >> i thought that is a psy

trump was the easier opponent. have a listen. >> i played with president obama the week before san diegego andi played with president trump last week.. i have had an opportunity to play with a couple of presidents in a few weeks and enjoyed both days. president trump has been very busy up in do you see, has not played a lot of golf, has not had the time. sarah: a year after the u.s. mass shooting that mobilized young people on gun control, parkland school students in florida held a moment of silence to honor the victims. they were joined by thousands across the country who paused to remember the 17 people who were killed. and european aviation giant airbus is scrapping its a-380, the world's biggest passenger plane. airlines have not been buying enough of the costly double-deckers, which can carry more than 500 passengers. with that, now you are up to date on "dw news." i sarah kelly y in berlin. don't forget you can always follow us online at dw.com, and you can find me on social media. thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and

the real thing is can donald trump handle it the way barack obama did? on how much president trump can take and what somebody can give. i don't think he can contain himself. >> it will be interesting. thanks to each of you. be sure to watch politics nation. up ahead as promised, as the democrats take aim at trump, their state of the union guests tell a whole bunch of stories, including undocumented workers fired from trump's own golf clubs, i will talk to a democrat who is formally boycotting the speech and scandals, a as he addresses the nation, will he address any of them? nation, wil address any of them? (burke) parking splat. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ the first-of-its-kind lexus ux and ux f sport, with the latest safety system standard, best-in-class turn radius and best-in-class mpg. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lobsterfest is on at red lobster. with the most lobster dishes of the year, what'll you choose? how 'bout lobster

president trump clearly realized this as a candidate when he supported president obama's opening to cuba. was a good idea to bring, cuba, quote, into the fold, unquote. he wants to respond to cuba's support for the government of venezuela by increasing u.s. economic sanctions against cuba. this is a mistake. it will do nothing to change cuba's conduct. it will not improve the situation in venezuela. it will harm america's interests. he's allowing title 3 to go into effect this would allow americans who lost property in cuba, including cubans who later became u.s. citizens, to go to u.s. courts to seek damages three times the value of their property by suing cuba, foreign and even american companies, whose businesses in cuba today are connected to those properties. the purpose as the law's authors made it clear in 1996, is to harm cuba's economy by making it completely inhospitable for foreign investment. now, it's no mystery why presidents clinton, bush, obama, and trump blocked title 3 from going into effect every six months for the past 23 years. it is hypocritical. it penalizes compan

bush, obama, trump. you can do all sorts of things. when president obama tried to defer action on dreamers, he just issued an executive order. there is a difference between declaring a national emergency, six dozen times or so since 1976 and an executive order. here the president is invoking a statute that requires him to declare a national emergency before he can invoke it. in this sense he is not acting but executive order. thank you to the caller for clarifying. the president is invoking a congressional statute for national emergencies act, not issuing an executive order. host: independent line, new jersey, andrew. caller: good morning, mr. rosen. let me remind you, during the civil war, abraham lincoln, president at the time, suspended the writ of habeas corpus, which allow union soldiers to willingly go into people's homes to search for southern sympathizers and everything else. i think what mr. trump, first of all, this guy as a businessman, always loved controversy, ok? he loved a headline. signed anave just executive order inste

you see the curve go like this under obama and then like this under trump in europe and asia and latin america and africa and so we can talk about israel where president obama had very sharp differences with a right wing government led by bibi no no but i don't think that it wasn't just it wasn't just the sharp differences there were deep contradictions in the middle east policy well we i mean you have a core belief in which you voted against the president to enter in israel this was rooted largely in the iran nuclear agreement and if we had to do it over again if the price of having a better relationship with israel was not having iran nuclear agreement and potentially going to war with iran that was not a price that we were going to pay and so we were able to make a stand on principle on this issue that did cause a rupture with the israeli government when it came to things like settlements you voted against your principles in two thousand and eleven the administration susan rice said we reject in the strongest terms the legitimacy of continued settlement

obama had concerns about flynn's temperament and his judgment. >> one week later, donald trump ignoresarning and names michael flynn his national security adviser. flynn's now subject to the strong legal and ethical guidelines of a white house appointment. but his situation is complicated by a series of actions already taken. >> all while he was advising the man who would become the president of the united states, all through the campaign, he was earning money from entities, one of which was on behalf of the government of turkey, another was a russian cyber security company that's under scrutiny, another was an israeli cyber security company, another was rt. >> he later registers as a foreign agent for representing the interests of the turkish government. at the end of november, the department of justice notifies flynn that his work as a lobbyist is under investigation. news he doesn't share with the trump administration. ultimately, in addition to the cia, the fbi, nsa and office of the director of national intelligence all conclude that russia hacked the election. on december 29th ob

what trump was the easier opponent. i played with president obama the week before and said you go played with you know person from last week so . number two to put a couple presidents in a few weeks and enjoy both days. present from has been very busy d.c. doesn't play a lot of golf. as i have to tell him. all right you're watching news up next to bangladesh as prime minister shake us enough speaks exclusively to do she insists that the people of bangladesh do have freedom of speech even though the country ranks very low on the world press freedom index. that is coming right up on the dot you don't get to follow us on twitter for the latest updates our handle there out it'll be in news thanks for watching. the. interview exclusive. a reluctant prime minister ahmet long. talks to deal with the current issues in a country future. that we were. eighty percent of americans at some point and experience hardship. closely. carefully. will soon be sure to get. elected scott. live. documentary. hey this is not a. video game music sounded like thirty years ag

president barack obama and his successor donald trump tiger woods hasn't won a major since two thousand and seven on personal injury problems at the end of last season the forty three year old showed signs that he is returning to his best he's now he ready he's now ready to target a fifteen major after testing himself against obama and trump on separate outings on the same to hit the president trump was the easier opponent i played with president obama the week before said you don't play it with a person from last week so. i've had. number three to put a couple presidents in a few weeks and enjoyed both days. present from has been very busy up in d.c. hasn't played a lot of golf. hasn't had a tan. today is the last day of competition they both get out of the international film festival d w reporters show that chelsea and phil and david leavitt's are down the red carpet welcome both you've been having a look at today's premier film so long my son by the chinese our director at wang show showing us perhaps that right he's already won second prize at this festival twice is this going to be

what's high hinted that trump was the easier opponent. i played with president obama the week before said you don't play it with your present from last week's so. i've had. a bit of number two to play with a couple presidents in a few weeks and enjoy both days. present from has been very busy up in d.c. hasn't played a lot of golf. hasn't had a tan. all right now to the berlin film festival where a film about lesbian love has caused controversy not because of its subject but because it's produced by netflix the streaming service that has upset bitter owners nonetheless elisa and marcell are the true story of two spanish women and their same sex marriage more than one hundred years ago is in the running for the festival's top prize the golden bear. time to shine isabel is one of seven female directors in this year's competition lined up. she was joined on the red carpet by actresses natalia and gretel fernandez who play the main characters. when ilesa meet in a high school in northwestern spain they fall head over heels in love. it's a forbidden love kept secret in. a

trump won. it's a state that barack obama won in '08 and in '12 but president trump won. that's another context going on here as the democratic primary is leaning a little to the left. what does it mean overall? it's not just about the iowa caucuses. it's about november 2020. >> and another test of whether the issues that dominate washington spill over here. we'll see if the mueller report comes out and takes up oxygen. michael cohen will be on capitol hill this week. a sentencing memo filed yesterday against paul manafort. a lot of people hoping for new clues about the investigation. just a damning indictment of paul manafort saying he's been a liar for years. lied to his banks, his own lawyers, lied to the white house, the fbi. no new clues about the scope of the investigation. michael cohen will be on capitol hill this week while the president is on the global stage in his summit with kim jong-un. when cohen is testifying in a public hearing, democrats want to talk to him about debts and payments to influence the election. hush money payments to women who alleged to ha

now woods hinted that trump was the easier opponent have a listen i played with president obama the week before and said you don't play it with person from plus we. did not particularly a couple presidents in a few weeks. enjoyed both these. present from has been very busy up in d.c. doesn't play a lot of golf. has to have the town. right are now the top stories we're following for you here at the w a year after the u.s. match shooting that mobilized young people on gun control park when school students in florida held a moment of silence to honor the victims they were joined by thousands across the country who paused to remember the seventeen people the personal and of european aviation giant airbus is scrapping of the a three eighty of the world's biggest ass interplaying airlines haven't been buying an awful the cost of double deckers which can carry more than five hundred passengers. and with that now you are up to date on to the few news i'm sarah kelly in berlanti don't forget you can always follow us online that's a d w dot com and you can find me on social media thank yo

don't get ahead of someone who was in mexico city applying legally. >> sean: so president trump -- oh, president obamathey sound alike. what has changed for the democrats? president trump is in office. oh, now they just oppose him with every fiber of their being? i thought they cared about dreamers and daca and furloughed employees. hating trump comes before protecting the security and safety of the american people. it comes before spurring economic growth, finding solutions for their dreamers they talk so much about. it was offered to them. the results are sad. president trump put it perfectly when he tweeted, "democrats are becoming the party of late-term abortion, high taxes, open borders, and crime." but tonight, the president is vowing to fight back to protect the lives of those who are the most vulnerable. a powerful moment. let's take a look. >> lawmakers in new york cheered with delight upon the passage of legislation that would allow a baby to be ripped from the mother's womb moments from birt birth. these are living, feeling, beautiful babies, who will never get a chance to share their love

the golf simulator replaced an older less sophisticated system installed by president obama. trump an avid golfer spent 69 days off the course during the partial government shunned, the longest stretch of his presidency. after examining three moves trump's schedule, executive time where usually he did not leave his residence for the oval office counted for 60% of his scheduled hours. the white house told the "post" the president has not used the golf simulator during his executive time or since it was installed. >> you would think with all this time playing golf he would have won at least one tournament. >> maybe this is where he thinks of all his ideas. when you're on the treadmill, you know, or going for a run, this is his tread mill. >> i want to know what his over under is. let's bring in our golf expert. >> now he's a golf expert. >> the more you play doesn't guarantee the better you get. >> is that how it works? >> it does not. >> you stay the same throughout your entire career. >> if you're getting lessons and pragmatic that's different. >> maybe he has a coach. >> i guess b

so they're all meeting in the oval office at the very end of the obama administration, just before the inauguration of trump. quote, president obama began the conversation by stressing his continued commitment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the intelligence and law enforcement agencies by the book. the president stressed that he is not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective. he reiterated that our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would, by the book. from a national security perspective, however, president obama said he wants to be sure that as we engage with the incoming team, meaning the incoming trump administration, trump transition team, we are mindful to ascertain if there is any reason that we cannot share information fully as it relates to russia. and thereafter next in this memo to file is this big long fully redacted paragraph. when that letter to file came to light, memorializing this conversation, right, memorializing the outgoing obama administration's concerns at the highest level about whether or not it

. >> trevor: ask weird sitting with barack obama and hearing trump give a speech the next day? t is really jarring, the juxtaposition. not making a joke. honestly, just listening to obama talk and then listening to trump talk and just the level of nuance that obama's capable of, and just his worldliness and intelligence about life, and his good character. it's just actually really jarring. ( laughter ) i'm not trying to be funny. it's like we have a complete moron and asshole in the white house right now. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> trevor: you have been talking to michael cohen! >> and he's, like, he's not a good human being. and, so, when you're with someone who's a really good human being, it's a very jarring juxtaposition. >> trevor: i'm excited to have you as an amazing human being on the show. you're going to be performing the song "preach" for us right here in the studio. "the voice" airs mondays and tuesdays at 8 p.m. on nbc, and "preach" is available now. be sure to stay tuned for a special performance after the break. john legend. we'll be right back. ( che

. >> both: johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush, obama, trump. [ laughter ] [ cheersuse ] >> jimmy: that's impressive. that is impressive. how did you know all that?go >> tariq: i ha teachers growing up. how about you? us jimmy: cue cards. [ laughter and app] ♪ let's get to some news here. on friday, president trump declared a national emergency. then he immediately went on vacation to florida. while he was at his golf club, a photo of him standing at the omelet bar went viral. did you see this? this is real. yeah. [ laughter ] he's like, "i'll have the spanish omelet, hold the spanish." [ laughter and applause ] over the weekend, trump's pick to be the next u.n. ambassador withdrew herself from io consider you got to hand it to trump, his administration is running so smoothly, that his staff is now firing themselves. [ ght laughter ] [ applause ] zi steve: aw. >> jimmy: that's a. when you can get to that level. hey, guys, the oscars are less than a week away. waand an image of the stag just revealed. this is real. take a look. it was just sued for copyright infringem

if you look at every border patrol chief since bush, obama and trump when i've asked them this questionriations, how much time does a fence buy you, how much does it slow them down, they all have said, quote, a few minutes or a few seconds. if you look at border patrol union, the border patrol before 2012 said that a wall was useless because they could go ahead, go under, go around, and it is a waste of taxpayers' dollars. chris: let me bring in senator hoeven because the president keeps calling this a crisis, and i want to look at some statistics on that, and this brings up some measures that congressman cuellar talked about. in 2000 the border patrol stopped 1.6 million people, 19 years ago. last year they arrested just a quarter as many, will less than 400,000. and two-thirds of the new people here illegally each year are visa overstays, not people who cross the border illegally. so i guess two questions. one, is there a crisis on the southern border and, two, whatever you want to call it, would a wall stop it anyway? >> well, it is a crisis, and the numbers are going back up. if you

to deal with the foreign fighters are there returnees and as you followed all recently president obama trump asked the european countries to receive the foreign fighters but actually did is a daily how to deal with this return is most of the european countries actually are not what come in order not to want to stick to or to receive them and the actually aren't they way they are the most off countries in europe under and swear that are dealing with the return is is mainly through oppressive measures which is the prosecution and put them in prison but the problem is not that it's not the prosecution it's after the post-prison because those people have experience in the buckle field it's a challenge after they return to society later and this alibi that there are of course many who don't want to return to normal society they want to keep fighting what are the options for these fighters where are they looking to go i mean we've heard from iraqi intelligence officials from a u.s. military official that hundred slightly more than a thousand of isis fighters have crossed the open border the desert

philippe: to say it isn't fair because obama got away with something bad, you are acknowledging what trump is doing is bad. beverly: i'm acknowledging the word crisis. ben: the obama administration was negotiating with a leader in mexico who was paid by el chapo to ignore him. this is a reaction to what's been going on at the border for more than a decade. the cartels profit from it and will continue to profit. philippe: donald trump's border crisis is of his own making. ben: that's ridiculous. howie: we'll agree to disagree on this. a shutdown would have hurt the republicans more. since we have anchors calling the president a liar. let me play sound of the president talk about what's happening now with the wall. presidenpresident trump: the was being built at a rapid pace. i have a lot of money and i am building the wall. howie: the journalists are saying why did we have the shutdown in the first place? address the question of journalists saying the president is not telling the truth. philippe: as a general rule he often does not tell the truth. to say we have an emergency when we don't,

i think both president obama and president trump -- i thank both president obama and president trump for that. crime is coming down. listen, the liberals are wrong. if trump got there he would destroy the economy and he didn't. they said obama would point the economy down and it was pointing up. both presidents can be proud and both parties can be proud and now is the time to move. you have a strong economy, you need more workers. low crime, be more braver. we have leadership on both sides. i think, let's hold up the examples of the positive people who are coming home, thousands of people are going to come home and do a good job. if somebody comes home and does something terrible, we need accountable and make sure it doesn't happen again. let's not hold back tens of thousands of people who can come home and do a great job as happening in red states. saagar: i see david out here. matt: i just want to finish this texas example. a conservative governor, rick perry, someone who we all respect, closed seven prisons. eight prisons. closed another one recently. saved $3 billion. i was born

bush obama and trump i see you know it well get with it maybe the exception of iran which would be a separate topic i think it was a huge mistake for the u.s. to walk away from that treaty it was the only foreign policy event under the obama administration that actually agreed with your so you know jeff it seems to me that this because there is such a. bipartisan consensus and with the media always modulating it here it's very dim and i'm being sympathetic to donald trump i am not attacking him he what he wanted to get accomplished is not being accomplished because he's picked a very bad foreign policy team that's not acting what he says there and acting what they want it to mean as george said in the beginning of the program go ahead jeff. these people hate donald trump's guts they think he's unfit to be president temperamentally intellectually morally jennifer rubin max boot david frum these are the people with whom john bolton and elliott abrams agree donald trump is literally shooting himself in the foot almost with but by appointing these people the reason he's doing it is becau