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i don't know of a single plt who has done that the way he has. and it is fundamentally against the core of democracy. because there aren't too many checks on a president. our founding fathers were worried. they set up a system of checks and balances. but freedom of the press in the first amendment, the now fourth estate, was one of the greatest checks on the president. and this president, instead of trying to answer legitimate criticisms, seems to want to take a 2 x 4 to the press and frighten them. i hope you won't be frightened. >> something else you said, mr. bowman did you say? from science -- well, here is the thing i want to pick up on what you said because i completely agree with what the distinguished senator leader has said in terms of the press. if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. it's just the way it is. you put yourself on the line. people agree, disagree, none of us is pleased with the press that we receive, i think. but that doesn't mean we say that this is not the champion. the champion of our democracy, protecting

. >> plt promises to back off banking regulations. a three-day weekend ahead. five days in a row in which all three indexes hit records. only the dow broke the tape on thursday. i wanted to point out one spot that needed clarification. >> intel will move ahead with ahead with a plant in arizona that it was probably never going to move ahead with. >> the 10,000 jobs will not be at the factory itself. it is a number, estimate of all the jobs created by the existence of the factory. that's intel ceo announcing the completion of the factory in the oval office last week. that too is a bit of theater. intel gave president obama a tour of that factory. you can find the press releases on the website. no pictures or video of that a. >> this is a critical time to temper our resolve with wisdom and remain true to our american ideals and freedoms making sure all people in this land are free to practice their faith without fear or retaliation or appraisal. >>> acosta has been through the senate approval process several times. we don't expect this one -- it will go through.

plt trump said it's a disgrace they leaked. it's very much against our country. very dangerous thing for this countr country. >> every president wants to believe he's the country. what's good for him is what's good for the country. the leaks he's talking about are the basic allegation is somebody in the state department leaks a transcript that cause between trump and the prime minister of australia that was embarrassing for trump because it ended abruptly and it was ungood. he said this is very bad for the country. is it very bad for the country? i don't know. when it comes to fighting leaks the obama administration went to great extremes to try to punish leakers. >> heather: they said they would be the most transparent administration and ended up being quite the opposite. >> right. temptation for new presidents is to swing a heavy hand. you'll never get rid of leaking completely. if you do, now you're living in russia or something. probably wearing the world as a loose garment. >> heather: chris, always love talking to you. always love reading your halftime repo

pelosi's aide responding this way, quote, in classic fashion the plt is projecting his incompetence onto others instead of calling people names he should focus on how he's going to grow the american economy and live up to the promises he has made to the american people, end quote. let's talk to a democrat. bill paskrell is with me from the hill. sir, thank you for your time. i know it's a superbusy day. thank you for being here. you were on the rope line. i think they call them aisle hogs, for four years in a row with president obama. so where will you be tonight when president trump walks in that room? i will be sitting, in due respect, on the house floor. i don't know where i will be sitting. i will not take an aisle seat. i went to the president's inauguration, in due respect. so that's who i am. >> bill: why not hang out in the aisle? it's great face time. and you get a few, get a few moments there with the president. >> i didn't do it for face time when i sat close to the aisle or on the aisle. i did it to hello to the president and tell him some beautiful words that i never had the

but i didn't come to talk about the appoint tkwr-plt of scott -- appointment of scott pruitt. i came to talk about something that we can all agree on. in fact, the president and i agree on this -- and i think everyone here agrees on this almost unanimously, which is that american jobs matter. putting americans back to work in manufacturing is one of the most critical things that we can do here in the senate. making sure that our people have an opportunity to succeed, have an opportunity to participate, have an opportunity to produce goods and services which can be exported, which can grow the wealth of our economy and grow the economy of our country. last week i joined president trump in a small bipartisan lunch. we had a chance to talk about a variety of issues. and there are many issues that divide us, but this issue nights us. i talked to the president about the need to get the export-import bank up and running. i talked to him about the kpo*eutheexport-import bank andw important it is for the american manufacturing worker. the great news is that president trump agrees and

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