he sat down with piers morgan.n the uk and here at home. >> reporter: shore. a lot for the president to digest in conversations to have with his own account. he is finding davos exciting by those traveling with him. the speech is expected to last 15 minutes. he will say america is open for business. the united states is tough on anyone who interferes with u.s. or steals intellectual property from the u.s. on his meeting with the british prime minister theresa may. he said the relationship was special. she invited him to come to britain again this year. they talked about that again. we hear from the meeting. however, the meeting with the issue of the president's tweets about the britain extreme right wing organization. the president retweeted. that coming up in an interview with piers morgan. this is what the president had to say to him. >> i'm in the united states. i don't read as much about it. perhaps it was a big story in britain. perhaps it was a big story in the uk. in the united states, it wasn't a big story.

this is from this piers morgan interview with donald trump in davos. it is on itv tonight.ty so we will talk about him for the next ten minutes. and donald trump: it is the dream team. as if the brexit negotiations weren't going badly enough already and we were feeling completely sidelined by europe and the tory party is in some sort of meltdown we have donald trump saying i could have donald trump saying i could have done that better. we were talking earlier, it might have been more of a story if trump said i couldn't have do 19 better. it is another indication of how der rye sieve he is of this country and dismiss sieve of theresa may. he says anything she did i could have done better. it plays into the idea she is sub missive and subservient in his presence because she is desperate for a post—brexit trade deal. it is demeaning for us but we are ina deal. it is demeaning for us but we are in a desperate position and this reflects that. the sort of thing most presidents wouldn't say about a british prime minister. would it be the way i negotiate? no, i wouldn't negotiate i

we saw andrew saying he will be talking to piers morgan.art of the world economic forum, and this interview is airing tonight on itv, and has been picked up by a lot of the press. whatever your feelings about piers morgan and donald trump is likely to be the most watched tv event of the year so far, you will not be able to stay away. he is covering all sorts of different topics. harry and meghan's wedding, he hasn't been invited, and he says he hasn't been invited, and he says he doesn't want to be drawn into that. he is happy to be drawn into other things. he says on brexit theresa may should have been tougher, he doesn't say how, but thatis tougher, he doesn't say how, but that is what he says, and piers is delighted with himself, obviously. did they actually touch on the real issues? there has been so much criticism of his presidency, one—year—old, do they get down to the nitty—gritty of its? one—year—old, do they get down to the nitty-gritty of its? all the stuff that is in the press is about the fact he tweets in bed, the wedding, obvi

be protests and various other things, and also in this, this is an interview he has done with piers morgan praises macron and says how he really likes them and says how he really likes them and they went up the eiffel tower. and the wife, he likes the wife is specially. he likes the wife, they closed everything and it was fantastic. i supposed it is the contrast between saying theresa may should have done this, but the macrons, they are great! that is what struck me. it was a new special relationship. it is not as! what do you think? it is quite special to get an interview with donald trump so get an interview with donald trump so full marks to piers morgan for pulling it off. but the problem is you get the feeling that he did not say anything. when it comes to the so—called snub about brexit, what he says is he would have taken a stand. what does that mean? david davis might say he is taking a tough stand, theresa may might say she is, so stand, theresa may might say she is, so it goes on. i think the news that he thinks he is coming to two visit is the most interesting, as penny said. th

. >> reporter: it appears piers morgan trying to help president trump. eased some of the british public. a lot of people in. uk consider it inappropriate that this time of political burden for the british prime minister. for president trump, everyone watching the meeting he is heading into right now with the chairman of the african union. expected to perhaps get into the issues of what president trump said behind closed doors at the white house of africa and other nations. >> nic, piers morgan said the president apologized. he did not. that may be the closest thing we heard to an apology. it was huge news when he tweeted those videos back here. maybe not on trump television, but more of the country, that was a concerning story. we appreciate the developments from davos. nic robertson, thank you. >>> the u.s. dollar rebounding after trump told investors don't worry. >> the dollar is going to get stronger and stronger and ultimately i want to see a strong dollar. >> the dollar jumped 1% just a day after the treasury secretary steve mnuchin's words said a w

about feminism, climate change and his policies in a sit-down interview with british journalist piers morgan that aired sunday. >> i think a lot of the people in your country like what i stand for, they respect what i stand for. i stand for tough borders. >> i'm going to come to that. for those who don't, what do you say to them? >> i don't care. it's one of those things. i don't say anything because i don't care. >> the president taped the interview thursday during his visit to the economic forum in switzerland. since his return, he's faced questions over claims he wanted to fire special counsel robert mueller. republican senators say mr. trump should stay silent on the investigation into his contacts with russia. >> i would say mr. mueller can do his job. we're a rule of law nation before president trump, we're going to be a rule of law nation after president trump. >> susan collins of maine said she's hoping for new laws to protect mueller from losing his job. >> to have a strengthened safeguard to protect the special counsel from firing. >> the president is now preparing for tuesday's st

he was speaking to itv‘s piers morgan. we'll bring you more of what he said shortly.dley larry was just six when he died of cancer but made a huge impression on those who met him and many of those who didn't. we will speak to his mother and star striker who became his best friend, jermain defoe. people, to him on the streets and shake his hand, it's amazing the awareness and support from the nation. like nothing you've ever seen before. this little bread, everyone loved him, his character, that little smile, he was really special. that interview at 9:15am. also this morning. fighting over chocolate spread 7 the nutella promotion in french supermarkets which left some shoppers injured. we will bring you the story. good morning and welcome to the programme, it's friday, we live until 11am. loss to talk about this morning with you, including the fact that five male bbc presenters including jeremy vine and huw edwards have agreed formally, or in principle, to pay cut after the row over unequal pay between some men and women doing the same kind of jobs. also — we're going

piers morgan pressed the president on the videos not being verified. watch this. >> they were unverified videos. at least one of them. >> they are. but i didn't do it. i did a retweet. it was a big story where you are, but it was not a big story where i am. >> of course, that's not accurate. it was a big story in the u.s. we covered it on this program and it was a hot topic during the white house briefing on november 29th where at the time the white house never argued the videos were legitimate. instead, sarah sanders' contention was that the president's retweet was his goal to fight islamic terrorism and the threat is real and the president was talking about the threat, not the videos. he was doing to do that that he's tough on islamic extremism. as for whether the president apologized or said he's willing to apologize, piers morgan thought he said he was sorry. morgan said the apology means a lot to the people of britain and the president responded, okay, good. shep? >> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you, trace. president trump says he thinks conser

he still had that hedged, and he was told by piers morgan, what the reality was about who he retweetedit was offensive, and how should we put it? he's now preparing to apologize? that is an analysis that i think will stay. >> it's an important distinction there. >> no apology from me, so grateful you came on. thank you so much. >> and with all my sincerity, thank you for having me. >>> still ahead, while russian hackers were trying to gain access to the white house, state department and the dnc, one american ally literally had eyes on them. who they saw and what they did about it next. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the

and should piers morgan have followed up because it didn't actually come in the end, did it? >> i'll leave to it others to decide what is acceptable here. but let's be clear. donald trump did not apologize retweeting those distort and fake islamophobic videos. in fact, he defended retweeting those videos. even though he didn't know whether they are actually real or not by talking about radical islamic terrorism. at the same time, as you know, he retweeted those videos while having no idea that this was a far right group in britain. so this is a stunning combination of a lack of knowledge along with a defense of spreading inflammatory material. you know, whether morgan should have pressed him, look, this wasn't a hard interview. this was a chat between friends. but again, let's be clear. morgan's attempted headline this was apology, absolutely not. it was exactly the opposite from the president. >> morgan said he had got an apology out of the president that certainly was not the case. donald trump versus jay-z. the two sparred sunday over black jobs numbers. president trump ta

it is an interview with piers morgan.ous conversations, saying "may is not tough on the eu, they are not what they are cracked up to be, i'd be tougher. " how what they are cracked up to be, i'd be tougher." how can we tell? unless we entera be tougher." how can we tell? unless we enter a parallel universe. be tougher." how can we tell? unless we entera parallel universe. i would have said, "right, you lot, i will build a sea wall." and the interesting thing is that in this he seems to imply he has been invited to visit britain twice by theresa may. no one has any knowledge of this. number 10 says "hmm, may. no one has any knowledge of this. numberio says "hmm, i may. no one has any knowledge of this. number 10 says "hmm, i don't think so. have we?" it is quite interesting. the reception in france. he says he thinks emmanuel macron is a great guy. his wife is fantastic. i like them a lot. we had dinner at the top of the eiffel tower. he said everything was closed! that is the most exciting thing. as if it is not enough to

conducted by piers morgan. winner of the celebrity apprentice. trump talks about the controversy of the anti-muslim videos and the british prime minister and others sharply criticized. >> i have a very good relationship with your prime minister who i just left. she's been doing -- i think she's been doing a very good job. we actually have a very good relationship, although a lot of people think we don't. >> david wright, abc news. washington. >>> a car that slammed into a castro valley church has left behind significant damage. this video caught the aftermath of the crash. the chp says it happened last night. the driver made an unsafe turn, clipped a parked truck and then went into the church of the nazarene. the driver and passenger went to a nearby hospital. they have minor injuries. so far, no charges have been filed. >>> this morning a hiker is recovering from injuries after she was rescued on mt. tamalpais. the rescue was taped from a helicopter. the hiker fell 40 feet off the steep ravine trail around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the helicopte

british tv personality and regretful loaf of bread, piers morgan.an unstable world, he asked the question on everyone's mind. >> you've never had a drink, you've never we do see lots of pictures of you with burgers and cokes and stuff. it's an unusual diet. >> i eat fine food, i eat really some of the finest chefs in the world. >> stephen: "i eat the finest chefs in the world. ( laughter ) gordon ramsay, anthony bourdain, i ate emeril, that's why you haven't seen him around lately. bam." "i ate him. we stuffed him with crayfish ." ( applause ) ( piano riff ) but trump did admit that he enjoys fast food, sometimes. >> i eat healthy food. i also have some of that food on occasion. sometimes it makes sense. actually, when you're campaigning, there's a lot of sense to it because it's, you know, boom, boom, boom. >> stephen: "you know, on the road, it's "boom, boom, boom." then, to keep her quiet, you have to give her some "ca-ching, ca-ching, ca-ching." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) is that not fair? allegedly. allegedly. ( laughter ) then piers

sponsored by cbs >> and now another a, the "late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of piers morgan's interview of president trump. >> stephen: president trump, thank you for sitting down with me once again in davos, switzerland. let's move on. i'm going to use your words to make you look like a complete and utter dumb ass. >> i don't care. >> stephen: let's do it. you recently said negative things about the continent of africa. would you like to make amends by saying "i love africa"? >> loves -- i love scotland. >> stephen: close, try again. i -- i love -- i love the u.k. >> stephen: okay. that really appears kind of racist. >> i am, as i say often, i am the least racist person anybody is going to meet. >> stephen: okay. does anybody else say that? >> not that i know. >> stephen: final question, sir. tomorrow, you will be giving your first state of the union address. now, you have damaged our reputation around the world and permanently disgraced the highest office in the land all in just one year. >> i mean, it's incredible. it's a record. >> stephen: congratulations. >> announcer: i

. >> also in davos, the british broadcaster, piers morgan, previously of cnn, pressed the president repeatedly on the issue of those very divisive tweets that the president had retweeted from the very small minority, right-wing british nationalist party, britain first. and it outraged the prime minister, so many others in britain, indeed here in the united states, and around the world. listen to how piers had to repeatedly question the president and press and press and press to get sort of an apology. listen to this. >> i do just want to get one thing out of you. >> go ahead. >> given the amount of do you regret those retweets and in hindsight wish you hadn't done it? >> it is done because i am a big believer in fighting radical islamic terror. this was a depiction of radical islamic terror. >> they were unverified videotapes. at least one of them was not what it seem ed. >> they are but i didn't do it. i didn't go out -- i did a retweet. it was a big story where you are, but it was not a big story where i am. >> i get it. this is airing in britain. i want them to get to the real you. >> i'll

he denied it saying it was propostrouse. >>> did you catch the piers morgan interview with donald trumpised some eyebrows. morgan asked whether the president believes climate change is real. he made eyebrow raising remarks saying the world is cooling and warming at the same time and icecaps are record levels, incorrect. scientists say they are at record lows. there's that. the pentagon officials are looking into a possible security breach of a fitness app. here is the story first reported by "the washington post." back in november, this gps tracking company, strava published a global heat map to show where athletes are working out with things like fitbit a. closer look at the online map shows the locations and outlines of well known military bases. this could reveal more than exercise habits, patrol routes. hans nichols is doing this story. it is not realtime, but the pentagon is taking it seriously. >> they are looking into the matter. we have learned a lot about pattern of life on the bases in difficult places, war zones, frankly. not only do we know what the running routes are like,

here is piers morgan, game contestant with donald trump.iew, not all of it. while, theas been a president of the united states, it has, since you became my champion on the apprentice. that is a first for american history. the president, i've had a lot of problems with the eu, and it may more into something very big from that standpoint, from a trade standpoint. emmanuel. to say, you know, we had dinner at the top of the ifo tower. is this the evidence of an american trade war? gabriela: i think the u.s. will have to define the trade deals with china, with nafta, and with europe. hear very much noise from the trump, but when it comes to pulling the trigger, they have been careful with their relationship with china. there have been risks, no doubt, also with nafta, but these are important trade partnerships. they tread very carefully. ity talk strong, but when comes to action, they are more careful. francine: is it higher euro, higher pound, both of these have the potential of scampering both economies. gabriela: the currencies are important

>> he apologized to piers morgan, which is nice. i'm glad he raised that point.onald trump retweeted numerous white supremists, and alt-right and he never apologized. even the comments with jay-z smell of dog whistle racism once again. if he would have any reset in the second term it would be to go to the communities you attacked. go beyond your base. talk to them. apologize to them. publicly. i made a mistake. maybe then, he could build bridges in the community. this chain migration stuff smacks again of racist dog whistle. >> thanks for sharing your family story. thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> what do trump voters think of the latest scandal of the white house. >> do you care if your president had an affair before he was president? >> no. not if it was before. his base doesn't care about that. to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications

while he was overseas, which is funny because you know, piers morgan was on the "celebrity apprentices was a bit of a reunion for them. last time they were together trump was choosing between piers and trace adkins for the title of celebrity apprentice. piers is back in england now, where trump is not well liked. 63% of brits disapprove of the job he's doing. but it seems that nobody passed that note to donald. >> a lot of stuff has been going on between you and my country. which has been -- >> i think it's good. i think i'm very popular in your country. >> let's not be too hasty, mr. president. >> but i believe that. i really do. i get so much fan mail from people in your country. >> jimmy: fan mail. was that fan mail all in handwriting that is suspiciously similar to kellyanne conway's? [ laughter ] [ applause ] fan mail. meanwhile, one prominent former trump staffer, omarosa, has a new job. she will be joining the cast of "celebrity big brother." aka "get out 2." [ laughter ] insiders say she left the white house for "big brother" because she wanted a more stable work environment.

. >> british journalist, piers morgan, appreciates trump on a range of issues from his views of women who protested trump's presidency in record numbers. >> are you a feminist? >> i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i think that would be maybe going too far. i'm for women, i'm for men, i'm for everyone. >> to his refusal to endorse stronger gun control measures. even after the mass shooting in las vegas. >> if they had bullets going in the opposite direction, you would have saved a lot of lives. so i guess what you're saying. but i believe in the second amendment. >> trump takes credit for a booming economy. >> a lot of the global economy, piers, is because of how well we're doing. most people will admit that. but we are doing well. that's helping all around the globe. that's a good thing. >> theant view, down right chummy at times. one topic morgan steers clear of is the ongoing russia investigation. >> today "the washington post" reports trump recently considered firing his deputy attorney general. the man who appointed the sperl counsel. this after reports confirmed by abc news that tru

president trump being interviewed by piers morgan.ive. several of the bbc‘s leading male news presenters and journalists have agreed to take salary cuts, following revelations about gender pay inequality at the corporation. an independent report on the issue is due to be published next week. more than a0 people have died after a fire at a hospital in south korea. it was thought to have started in the emergency room of the building in the city of milyang in the south—east of the country. around 100 patients were inside at the time. the defence secretary gavin williamson has said russia is drawing up plans to cause "thousands and thousands and thousands of deaths" in britain by crippling vital infrastructure. in an interview with the daily telegraph, he says moscow is spying on the uk's energy network in an attempt to spot vulnerabilities in the country. businesses including jamie 0liver‘s italian restaurants, hilton hotels and the shopping channel qvc have all stopped selling some steak products, after the company that supplied them wa

piers morgan is calling him a scumbag.ry 2nd and we have the trash human being of the year. >> jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are ready to take on 2018 together. they're out in l.a. working out. we have video of them. they were doing burpees and then they were also throwing medicine balls. pbut it's kind of funny because a-rod look like he's out of shape. >> come on! [laughter] >> holly holm is possibly the

piers morgan is calling him a scumbag.ry 2nd and we have the trash human being of the year. >> jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are ready to take on 2018 together. they're out in l.a. working out. we have video of them. they were doing burpees and then they were also throwing medicine balls. pbut it's kind of funny because a-rod look like he's out of shape. >> come on! [laughter] >> holly holm is possibly the

sponsored by cbs >> and now another a, the "late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of piers morgan's interview of president trump. >> stephen: president trump thank you for sitting down with me once again in switzerland. let's move on. i'm going to use your words to make you look like a complete and utter dumb ass. >> i don't care. >> stephen: let's do it. you recently said negative things about the continent of africa. would you like to make amends by saying "i love africa"? >> loves -- i love scotland. >> stephen: close try again. i -- i love -- i love the

piers morgan is not just an (bleep) colin firth.s also one of the winners of "the celebrity apprentice." so his sit down with trump was actually a reunion. >> with time tight, i'm not sure how long we'll get, so every minute will count. mr. president. >> i've missed you. ( laughter ) >> trevor: that was the first thing he said? i've missed you... it's kind of creepy, you know. like if there's a list of creepy greetings when you first walk into a room it would go, i have been watching you, i recognize your scent, and then i've missed you. ( laughter ) yeah. this was pretty much a softball, pierce poking and broading here and there, but the best part where pierce asked donald trump about climate change and this is where the president dropped some science. >> do you believe in climate change? do you think it exists? >> there's a cooling and there's a heating -- i mean, look, it used to not be climate change. it used to be global warming. >> right. >> that wasn't working too well because it was getting too cold all over the place. the i

the president will praise his tax cuts like he did with in an interview with british journalist, piers morgan>> a lot of the global economy is because of how well we are doing. we are doing well. that's helping are had around the globe. that's a good thing. >> reporter: he may also further outline the plan for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> the 1.8 million dreamers a pathway forward with citizenship is a huge step in the right direction. >> reporter: it comes in the shadow of the ongoing russia investigation, including bombshell report that is trump tried to fire special counsel bob mueller. back then he denied it. >> haven't given it any thought. >> reporter: ken starr who investigated president bill clinton for several years talked about that denial for several weeks. >> you're talking about something called lying to the american people and that's something bob mueller should look at. >> reporter: after he referred to african nations as expletive countries. the president now trying to make amends, writing in a letter to the african union that he deeply respects the people of africa, closed quote. >>

. >> reporter: british journalist piers morgan presses trump on a range of issues, from his views of women, who have protested trump's presidency in record numbers. >> are you a feminist? >> no, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i mean, i think that would be, maybe, going too far. i'm for women, i'm for men, i'm for everyone. >> reporter: to his refusal to endorse stronger gun control measures. even after the mass shooting in las vegas. >> if they had the bullets going in the opposite direction, you would have saved a lot of lives. so, i get what you're saying. but i believe in the second amendment. >> reporter: trump also takes credit for a booming economy. >> a lot of the global economy, piers, is because of what we're doing. we're doing well, that's helping all around the globe. that's a good thing. >> reporter: the interview, downright chummy at times. one topic morgan steers clear of is the ongoing russia investigation. today, "the washington post" reports trump recently considered firing his deputy attorney general, the man who appointed the special counsel. this, after reports, c

tv host piers morgan said the president told him quote, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. went on to say i'm for women, i'm for men, i'm for everyone. comments come as conversation over sexual harassment and behavior toward women has dominated the headlines. president accused by more than a dozen women, repeatedly denied the claims. >> steve wynne is latest of prominent men in entertainment and business industries. downfall of the casino mogul. >> reporter: republican megadonor steve wynne releasing this statement. i'm resigning. chairwoman accepting the resignation. a day after the "wall street journal" reported he pressured employees to perform sex acts. reporting 2005 incident. manicurist alleges he forced her to have sex in his office and later paid her $7.5 million settlement. told abc7 news he saw employees cry, get sick and have nervous breakdowns when had to face him. wynne has denied all the allegations but resignation from the rnc deprives from prolivic fundraiser. >> he's raises so much money for our great republican party. >> reporter: wynne also contributed mo

he was speaking to itv‘s piers morgan. we'll bring you more of what he said shortly.n on those who met him and many of those who didn't. we will speak to his mother and star striker who became his best friend, jermain defoe. people, to him on the streets and shake his hand, it's amazing the awareness and support from the nation. like nothing you've ever seen before. this little

>> well, in terms of the racist british group, he did sort of quasi apologize to piers morgan about thatwho had been a big booster of trump and had criticized him for it. but the truth is that it's only very recently that trump took down those tweets. they were up for weeks after it was known that this was a racist group and that one of those particular tweets was completely bogus. so, that's typical of trump. when it comes to the -- what was the other question? i'm sorry. what was the second part of that question, dara? >> the second part was that, you know, he has won the group over by sticking to the script. has that changed? i mean, has he really won people over by he is sticking to what is written for him instead of going off of the script? >> well, you know, he's given several speeches where he was reading from a teleprompter and they were reasonable language, sometimes very well-crafted language. the danger with trump is always that he'll get on to twitter at some ungodly hour and tweet out something outrageous or retweet something like those racist tweets from great britain. but

former "celebrity apprentice" winner and british journalist piers morgan and mr.iscussing a range of issues. like tweeting. >> perhaps sometimes in bed. at breakfast, lunch, whatever. >> reporter: to the economy. >> a lot of the global economy is because of how well we're doing. >> reporter: one of the topics expected as he addresses congress and the american people on tuesday. focusing on infrastructure and immigration. the president planning to further outline his plan for those so called d.r.e.a.m.ers. young people brought to the country illegally as children. and all of this as the president and the rnc is facing mounting pressure to address allegations of sexual misconduct against gop megadonor and fund-raiser steve wynn. he stepped down as the finance chair of the rnc on saturday. but questions remain about what they'll do with the hundreds of thousands of dollars he donated to the party. kendis? diane? >> serena marshall live from d.c. for us. thank you, serena. >> want to followup on that. there is more fallout from the sexual misconduct scandal surroundin

sponsored by cbs >> and now another a, the "late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of piers morgan'snterview of president trump. >> stephen: president trump, thank you for sitting down with me once again in davos, switzerland. let's move on. i'm going to use your words to make you look like a complete and utter dumb ass. >> i don't care. >> stephen: let's do it. you recently said negative things about the continent of africa. would you like to make amends by saying "i love africa"? >> loves -- i love scotland. >> stephen: close, try again. i -- i love -- iov

piers morgan brought that up after people gathered on the one-year anniversary of the women's march onten. >> you always have marches. the march was smaller than last year. i would not say i'm a feminist. i think that is going for. i'm for women. i'm for men. i'm for everyone. you have to go out and win. women are doing great. i'm happy about that. >> president trump also claims an improving economy means he would do better with female voters if the election were held today. >>> republicans who took donations from steve wynn are facing pressure. growing pressure to return that money. the former rnc finance chairman stepping down over the weekend from that job in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations. republicans were quick to demand the same from democrats who took money from disgraced producer harvey weinstein. >> now members of the gop like house speaker paul ryan are following through. ryan agreeing to donate $1,000 he received from wynn in 2016 to charity. wynn stepped down from the post claiming the work is too important to be impaired by the distraction. he is blaming his ex-

dollar drops or piers morgan zero ever state of the union address very impressive it was typical donald trump nobody anyone who loves them both think it was great people who don't like him can easily poke holes in it you could see him really trying to be a statesman not his poetic maybe is the one about the midwestern is first and i can give you examples but you probably don't want to one thing is certain he showed great failures of leadership in firing the deputy director of the f.b.i. when he fired james komi given that he knew because he's been tweeting about it that mccabe's wife received maybe seven hundred k. from hillary clinton let's look at the headline here from a.b.c. f.b.i. deputy director under mccain's departure a case of curious timing don't make assumptions here it's not definite that he's been pushed out he's been bullied i think everyone knows there is a move from office was well one thousand days early from his retirement it does look that way but it's not definite as you say you don't think he should have been removed for his political affiliation it is a bit curious

prime minister tourism a for doing so i see these piers morgan os trying to say sorry for the post but he fell short of giving a full apology is the exchange a minute an apology out of you just for the retreats of well if you're telling me that he would go along with his words dear if you are telling me that are horrible people horrible racist people horribly i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that i knew nothing about them i never disavowed it's over people are i don't want to be involved with people are you telling me about these terrible because i know nothing about these people. techies president says the drive to push kurdish fighters out of northern syria will continue as far as the border with iraq takesh forces have been fighting for a week now to expel the kurdish why peachey militia from the a-frame region the why b.g. is a key part of the s t f which is backed by the us dozens of people have died in the fighting each side says it's killed hundreds of enemy fighters. will continue to all branch operation which is on its seventh day today until we reach all of

s piers morgan to say sorry for the post spots he fell short of giving a categorical apology has the exchange i got an apology out of you just for the read tweets of well if you're telling me they're going to go a long way here's what's fair if you're telling me that a horrible people horrible racist people i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that i know nothing about them and you would disavow us of a people like that i don't want to be involved with people are you telling me about these because i know nothing about these people britain's prime minister is being pressured to cancel a proposed visit to london by the saudi crown prince because of the war in yemen mohammed bin solomon is due to visit london soon but campaign groups including the stop the war coalition say no millions of yemenis are suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis with famine is threatened and diseases are widespread stephen bell is the spokesman for the campaign to block the visit. we are calling upon the u.k. government to withdraw the invitation. in view it is not acceptable to lay out

but in an interview with piers morgan, the president did come close to an uncharacteristic apology.d trump regretted his retweeting of posts from a british far—right group, which prompted a rebuke at the time from theresa may. it was done because i am a big believer in fighting radical islamic terror. this was a depiction of radical islamic terror. they were unverified videota... at least one of them was not what it seems. well, they are. but this was... i didn't do it, i didn't go out and... i did a retweet. it was a big story where you are, but it was not a big story where i am. i get that. can i get an apology out of you just for the retweets...? well, if you're telling me... i think it would go a long way. here's what's fair. if you're telling me that's horrible people, horrible racist people... yeah. i would certainly apologise, if you'd like me to do that. i know nothing about them. and you would disavow yourself of people like that? i don't want to be involved with people... but you're telling me about these people. yeah. because i know nothing about these people. all of whic

david: you are referring to his interview with piers morgan over the weekend.t wouldn't have been particularly capital viewing for misses may. -- he said he would be going about the brexit negotiations at a tougher way and it's not really a surprise he would be a different approach , they are pretty opposite and personalities. look at the reception both of them had at davos. mr. trump had a band on stage and people were queuing out the door for hours. she smokers to a mostly of the hall. that has impact on the esteem or the amount of notice that both of those leaders are attracting at the moment. mark: david, thank you for joining us and giving us a break -- a great brexit update. david merritt, bloomberg's london bureau chief. vonnie: it's time to check in on the bloomberg first word news with courtney donohoe. courtney: u.s. authorities are preparing to crack down on minute relation of the futures market. according to a person familiar with the matter, as many as 80 people will be arrested for their goals in -- their roles in so-called moving. hsbc will be fi

with piers morgan, he said he's still leaving the door open to rejoin the paris accord. >> when the president he was exiting the paris accord, which is absolutely the right decision, it was courageous, he said engagement is going to continue. from the state department, he will talk about exporting, which we do with the nation. we've reduced our co2 emission. through policy, not government mandate. that's what the president has been talking about. >> dana: like china, i imagine. >> those developing countries like china, india, and others, they are going to use their natural resources, as they should. but they should use it with technology second control emissions and we need to share that with the rest of the world. >> dana: let me ask you one last question. ppa faced the biggest budget cuts. about ten days from now, do think epa will face any more cuts this year? >> we will see, we are actually reagan era levels with the number of employees we have. we've been focusing on results and accountability. we are improving air quality and water quality day in and day out. we will see what the budget

the president told british journalist piers morgan that tweeting allows him to defend himself. he went on to say he i sometimes i'll have -- i had one case where a lawyer did a tweet. >> went on to say he is not a feminist. he is, quote, for everyone. women and men. mr. trump talked about his health as well, and stood by his assessment of being a quote stable genius. >> i am a stable genius. >> healthy, never had a drink, never smoked or taken drugs. we do see lots of pictures of you with burgers and cokes and stuff. unusual indict. >> don't want to change that, no, they build that up. i eat fine food. i eat some of the finest chefs in the world. i eat healthy food. >> he also says he's planning two visits to great britain this year. one in the fall, including a meeting with queen elizabeth. >>> much more on president trump in the next half hour of our show. the white house is pushing back against mr. trump ordering the firing of mueller. >>> the difficult relationships in many people's lives are with female family members. uc berkeley teamed up with a university in israel show

during a new interview with british journalist piers morgan, the president was asked if he sees himself as a feminist. >> no, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i think that would be maybe going too far. i'm for women and for men, for everyone. >> morgan even asking the president about his mental and his c physical health. >> stable, genius, your words. >> i'm a stable genius. >> reporter: he'll deliver tuesday's speech with a number of controversies looming. steve wynn stepping down as the republican party finance chair after allegations of sexual misconduct, which wynn has called preposterous. and the russia probe, democrats and even some republicans expressing support for legislation to protect special counsel robert mueller. after revelations mr. trump wanted to fire him last summer. >> it certainly wouldn't hurt to put that extra safeguard in place, given the latest stories. >> although some republicans say not so fast. >> i don't think there's a need for legislation right now to protect mueller. >> as the president prepares to put a large focus on the economy in his address tomorrow,

first, i want to show you and i think hopefully we have this -- the president has done -- with piers morgan in which he talks about the tweeting habits and i'm not sure all of which we had confirmed. let's take a look. >> do you actually tweet yourself? >> i do. i also give it to people and sometimes i have one case where a lawyer did a tweet. i have people that are with me -- >> the whole world waits for you to wake up. >> they wait -- >> tenderhooks, crazy situation. >> lying in bed with your phone, working out how to wind everybody up. >> perhaps sometimes in bed offer breakfast or lunch. >> sometimes at breakfast, sometimes at lunch. jonathan? >> very unsexy but it's the 13th circuit court judge that will be confirming, this is far outpacing any of the previous presidents and it will be mitch mcconnell's biggest long term legacy, hugely important. >> you're right, very long lasting legacy. not important. it is very important, not very sexy is a word you use. >> before we get to the wednesday after the speech, it's going to be whether or not the president really does hold the line and wh

. >> martha: here's a run and she had with piers morgan, watch this. >> maybe it suits you to play thetim but i think the victim wasn't you, it was nancy kerrigan who had her olympic dreams shattered in her legs. >> thank you so much, i appreciate being on your show but i think i'm going to have to say have a good night. >> with that, she was gone. one of the interesting things when i watch the movie, was appreciating her athleticism. we all remember her days and we all had the same take away except maybe the people who were cheering her on for her own community for very understandable reasons. the rest of america saw her as the way she was portrayed -- white trash, very tough, very unlikable character. here is her talking about landing the triple axle which was the high point of her life. >> whatever made you think you can do that? >> what makes people think i can't? >> at three and a half revolutions in the air. >> i was like yes! >> martha: this is her talking about being abused by her mothe mother. >> she drug me into the bathroom and beat me with a hairbrush. >> do you remember th

during an interview with piers morgan he said he has quote tremendous respect for women but when asked if he was a feminist, he said, quote, no, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i mean, i that i would be maybe going too far. christina dwreer, gloria brown martial and katelin huey burns are back with me. christina, i will start with you. what is wrong with being a feminist? >> well, i think he goes back to the clinton campaign. and there are lots of women who don't consider themselves feminist. that is a ledded term. sort of means tore his ilk, the people who don't respect themselves or husbanders whatever it may be. and he is signaling to supporters that those are those hillary women. why would we be surprised. he sbest person for women even though we know he is completely derogatory. 19 women accused him. he can point to a few tokens in his administration. kellyanne conway, sarah huckabee sanders. no, i support women but i don't have to be a feminist like those people. >> and his daughter was supposed to be the champion of women within the administration. >> to your point, i think it wa

donald trump in an interview with piers morgan said that he would have done things differently, woulder in negotiations. how much does that affect the prime minister? take donald trump's criticism seriously in the united kingdom? geoffrey: probably in the u.k., that is something the prime minister would be no less concerned about. it is more within her own potter -- own party. think that is something that will be weighing on her mind as she flies to asia. the second thing to note is how the pound is actually not really responding to these political gyrations anymore. one part is the positioning .tory hand, have we actually priced in the maximum amount of works premium -- of risk premium we can when it comes to the u.k.? guy: what do you? think is going on -- what do you think is going on? if we take a step back, i think there is a strong case for the fact that markets are not expecting too much out of negotiations at this point. bad news doesn't do much damage, but more good news. let's get talks and that could push sterling even higher. that?how likely is the government looks like it

with piers morgan, mr.rump said he was not aware of the organization's background when he retweeted them a couple of months ago. >> here's what's fair. if you're telling me there's horrible racist people, i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that. i know nothing about that. >> you would disavow those -- >> i don't want to be involved with people that -- you're telling me about these people. >> in november, he retweeted three inflammatory videos posted by them showing muslims being assaulted and smashing a statue of the virgin mary. rush hour commuters in washington, d.c. are getting a money backed guarantee if there are significant delays in the metro system. >> interesting idea. wonder if anyone is listening. riders will get automatic refunds for trips that take at least 15 minutes longer than the longest possible scheduled trip for that time of day. it is limited to four refunds per month. that program actually starts today. >> sue hall. >> hmm. i doubt it. i don't think that's happening loc