she said she was concerned about media plurality.ing under common or increased control a number of significant news sources and news corporation's newspapers. as a result i have told parties i am minded to ask for a report from off, the impact of the merger on media plurality before considering the matter further. —— ofcom. she also said she had concerns about broadcasting standards. i am concerned about the number of breaches of broadcasting standards by 21st—century fox as well as the behaviour and corporate governance failures of news corporation in the past. in light of those matters i am minded to intervene on these grounds and to ask of com to investigate them further. robert murdoch attempted to take over sky five years ago but it was derailed by the outcry over phone hacking at one of his newspapers. the company names may have changed since the previous bed for sky was withdrawn in 2011 but we are still dealing with media plurality, misconduct and the murdochs. —— previous bid. the secretary of state has said that she is mind

people in mid-life are sensitive, compassionate, caring, concerned about cultural pluralism. the people in their 30s, the boomers, are self-immersed and uninclined to follow the directions set by other people, very much unlike the silent. in the next 20 years or so, you're going to see changes just as romantic. lamb: what's your biggest surprise as you go around and do these shows? what questions are you asked that you don't expect, or what are the ones you're asked the most often? strauss: well, one thing that we've noticed as we've talked to people is the different response that people give us based upon what their generation is. we find, for example, that g.i.s, today's seniors, are very history-absorbed and they are quite concerned about their place in history, and so they're interested in this. they also have noticed that no one has ever written a biography of their generation before, and they're interested in what we have to say. lamb: again, g.i.s are what age? strauss: they're 66 on up. howe: born between 1901 and 1924. just to add to that, the way we tell the story o

first address to a joint session of congress in 2009 referred to himself 84 times anfirst person plurals weren't ever overused by mr. obama. last night was a remarkable evening for the president and not even the petty left who couldn't rise from their seats couldn't say they were surprised by his performance. they understand and fear this president's capacity and his determination, and there increasingly diminished political fate. our quotation of the evening, this one from, appropriately, president donald trump who said -- and last night another new twist of fate, and a brighter fate for this president and this country. we're coming right back. >>> president trump pushing ahead with his plan for extreme vetting. >> that is why my administration has been working on improved vetting procedures and we will shortly take new steps to keep our nation safe and to keep those out who will do us harm. [ applause ] >> texas was among the first states to throw support behind the president's original executive order. attorney general ken paxton joins me here next. >>> and this wild high-speed chase

the way that would be interpreted, by definition, it is pluralism and the plurality of views.ty of views being expressed. the standard of saying this is beyond the pale will be quite a high standard. you're not going to rule it out for any off-the-cuff remark. >> tucker: we will see. >> this is an organized group -- we will indeed see. we won't have willy-nilly some guy saying you can't say this or or that. >> tucker: this is an authoritarian parliament that wants to fan ideas they disagree with. what about the ideas behind it? >> what we should not do is succor to those who want to spread hate speech, hate messages, demonizing particular races or religions. that is what we are targeting. there is no problem with that. this is a fallback safeguard provision in case an absolute necessity. >> tucker: it is also orwellian. up next, we welcome a journalist to spent two years as a hostage of his islamic radicals. ♪ with advil, you'll ask what sinus headache? what stiff joints? what time of the month cramps? what nighttime pain? make all your pains a distant memory with advil the wo

in the age of progress and plurality, there are compelling reasons for china and the united states to respect each other. to live together peacefully, and related, development. secondly, we need to rise above the zero sum mentality. china and the united states have a growing set of common interests. the areas we need to work together on far outweigh our differences. in many ways, our interests are closely intertwined, so we should pull our interests rather than building one's success at the expense of the other because it is not possible. >> since china and the united states normalized diplomatic relations, the chinese people often say one should be able to stand firm and then reaching 41 should no longer have any one doubts. we hope china and the united states can truly rise above the ideas and open up new horizons and build a more robust and mature relationship as it turns 40 so that we support the minds of our two peoples and the whole world at ease. [speaking in chinese mandarin] interpreter: recently i sat next to the secretary while we were both attending the g 20 ministers meet

in the program plurality there is a reason for china and the united states to respect each other.second, we need to rise above the zero sum mentality. china and the united states have a growing set of common interests. the areas we need to work together on far outweigh our differences. in many ways, our interests are closely intertwined, so we should pull our interests rather than building one's success at the expense of the other because it is not possible. [speaking in chinese mandarin] since china and the united states normalized diplomatic relations, the chinese people often say one should be able to stand firm and then reaching 41 should no longer have any doubts. we hope china and the united states can truly rise above the ideas and open up new horizons intand build a more robust and mature relationship as it turns 40 so that we support the minds of our two peoples and the whole world at ease. [speaking in chinese mandarin] [speaking in chinese mandarin] >> translator: recently i sat next to the secretary while we were both attending the g. 20 ministers meeting and after tha

responded that this is an editorial decision w which does not breach french pluralism laws. half hour debate will be a chance for the invitees to woo undecided voters. first and third in the polls are the far right candidate marine le pen and center-right candidate francois fillon. move attentionto away from financial scandals which have dogged their campaigns in recent weeks. left-wing candidates, benoit melenchonjean-luc will look to increase their support. likely to attack the liberal independent who is favored to win the second round of voting, emmanuel macron. we will be broadcasting thatat debate for you u live in english. other countries are keeping a close eye on the french presidential election as well. kyle brown took a look. >> franaois fillon was formerly in front runner and seen britain as france's belated answer to margaret thatcher. that is until he was accused of receiving public money for fictitious jobs. allegation about his wife and the dodgy job. m marine le pen's national front inspires europe's far right worries others who hahave seen underrated populis

cual se mide a travs de exmen y pruebas.pero los cientficos sostienen que la ineligencia es concepto pluraleligencia espacial que se define como la capacidad humana para poder observar el mundo y los objetos desde diferentesperspectivas. es la habilidad demanipular o crear imgenes mentales para poder resolverproblemas. esta fortaleza es algo que la primaria vargas de san jos. considera de suma importancia y por ello han implementado unainiciativa muy particular.fe gonzalez/maker's space "makerspace es unaln donde pueden venir l niÑos a construir, crear, utilizandodesde tecnoga, material normales o incluso estudiar y conocer ms acerca de nuestro medio ambiente" dentro de los aspectos ms novedosos, es que no existen losguiones ni las instrucciones. losequeÑos sonibres de decidir el desarrollo de su tiempo dentro dla clase. la respuesta es clara al preguntarles que es lo que ms disfrutan. xiomara hernndez estudiante "que puedes escoger cualproyecto quieres" y aunque la decisin es individual, el trabajo en equipoy la colaboracin entre ellos se da de forma espontnea. breanna diaz/estudiante "por

repirtera: el jefe de la policÍa habla en plural porque no sÓlo lograron recuperar la camiseta robadaino una pieza valorada en medio millÓn de dólares. >> no vamos a hablar del nombre del sospechoso. la investigaciÓn continÚa. reportera: las autoridades lo identificaron como un periodista internacional debidamente habilitado para el partido. varias fuentes periodÍsticas en mÉxico seÑalan a mauricio ortega, ex director del diario la prensa como la persona que robÓ los artÍculos. tambiÉn estÁ circulando un vÍdeo donde se vería aÓrtica con la cara cubierta entrando al lugar donde desapareciÓ el preciado jersey. univisiÓn tuvo el conocido que el cateo de la propiedad del periodista habrÍa tenido lugar el 12 de marzo, dos dÍas despuÉs renunciÓ a la dirección del periÓdico. por ahora la p re no ha querido confirmar el nombre de los sospechosos directivo del periÓdico dijeron mostrarse desistir -- decepcionado por la situaciÓn. la policÍa de houston estÁ con la gran colaboraciÓn que les brindÓ la policÍa de mÉxico para resolver el caso. bardy menciona el hallazgo diciendo que estÁ feliz y mu

. >> we deal with the earliest audience in plurals or generation d, as a lot are calling them. they've grown one a lot of choice and they want control of that choice. utser experience is the third leg of experience with brand and distribution. >> it is not the just media brands trying stand out here. lockheed martin, up here in a helicopter 1,000 feet above austin looking to make strategic investment that's will benefit the aerospace company. and there's a range of start-ups here pint rest is here putting up cameras. some vent you are capitalists we talked to say after snap, they're pushing companies to strike while the iron is hot. >> the market seems lying it is at all type will highs. the jobs report and everything else. we're encouraging every company. >> there hasn't been a real outbreak but there is been a lot of buzz about virtual and augmented reality saying this could be the year those technologies go main stream. >> that was pretty cool. that does it for us on "nightly business report." we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station see

it makes the murdoch empire even bigger —— plurality. we might call it empire 2.0.n media fluerlty. —— media plurality. we need to be satisfied that the merges company would comply with the broadcasting code, just as we need to be confident that it would not be used by rupert murdoch or his tamly to promote their political views and interests. but the most troubling issues raised by the proposed merger are not about the content of james murdoch's programming, they're about the content of his character. the secretary of state has rightly referred to failures of corporate governance during the phone—hacking scandal, but it's not clear that these failings fall strictly speaking under the heading "broadcasting standards". even though they are central to whether this merger should be approved. a commitment to broadcast standards testis a commitment to broadcast standards test is not a fit and proper person test. will 0fcom's assessment of zist test. will 0fcom's assessment of 21st century fox's commitment to broadcasting standards include in its scope the following facts

we believe in equality, we believe in pluralism. we are strongly opposed to phobia, we respect and will protect the rights of minorities. [applause] those are our values. those values are based upon the very simple notion, the notion that goes back thousands and thousands of years, a notion that that is installed in the bible, a notion that says that all human beings, no matter what color our skin, no matter what part the world we live in, no matter what religion we practice, as human beings we share a common humanity. that humanity is, no matter where you are it is that we all want our kids to grow up healthy. we want our children to have the best education possible. we want our kids to go out and have decent and meaningful and productive jobs. we want our kids to have water that they can drink and air they can breathe which is also clean. we also understand that if we continue along the same path with regard to climate change, that planet in the middle east, in will not be a healthy planet for our kids and future generations. shar

he's giving good reason, reasons, plural, every day for people to engage in skepticism.ink we're getting more of that, frankly, than we're getting from the cynicism crowd. >> yeah. people have to step up and be engaged. you have to demand more and demand better. that's one of the themes of the article i wrote. what i try to do in this articarticle -- a lot of people have vivid, lurid ideas of what it means to lose your freedom. they think there will be federal jack-boot eed storm troopers. that's not how it works in the modern state. we live ina an age of democratic decline. there are fewer democracies now than there were in 2005. many of the countries that remain democracies are losing their democratic character. think of hungary, poland, the philippines, post-mandela south africa. you see there's less freedom of the press. the judiciary is more corrupt. elections don't stop -- it's not like putin's russia. they don't murder people. they don't even usually wrongfully arrest people. they use a lot of deceit and corruption and make political checks and balances less meani

. >> this is going to be a long process for us to solve this crime -- crimes, plural, and to heal as community. >> reporter: while authorities search for the shooters, the victims try to recover. dan scheneman, nbc news. >>> in downtown d.c., protests today over israeli settlements in east jerusalem and the west bank. hundreds of people walked towards the verizon center. the annual apac con the pro-israel group lobbies both congress and the executive branch. vice president mike pence addressed attendees tonight. protesters say they're against policies they call pro-israel at all costs. >>> thousands of taxpayers in virginia may have to wait a little longer for their tax refunds. that's so state officials can work to fight against tax refund fraud. according to the "richmond times dispatch," just over 100,000 people will get a letter in the mail asking for them to verify their identities. the extra paperwork is going to help ensure the refunds go to the right people. a spokesperson for the taxation department says they caught more than $60 million in fraudulent returns in 2015. ♪ >>>

. >> my message is this country's values of pluralism, values of equal dignity and equal protection will prevail. >> we hope that his message is to remind lawyers of the role they play to defend the constitution. >> reporter: since the dnc he says more muslims have been targeted. >> recently we saw two judges freeze president trump's revised travel ban. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction is that this haphazard political rhetoric without any consideration for the constitution and constitutional guarantees will continue to face this fate. >> reporter: that's because he claims the judicial system will always prevail. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> president trump has said that he feels deeply for khan for the loss of his son but that khan has no right to claim that he has never read the constitution and lies. >>> a federal disaster loan office has opened in santa cruz to help victims of last month's devastating storm. the goal is to make it as easy as possible to get people the money they need to rebuild. you can also fill out an application online or can call the small

karen bradley told mps she was referring the £11] billion bid on the grounds of "media plurality andt to broadcasting standards". fox is part of rupert murdoch's media empire. i am of the view that it remains important, given the issues raised, and wholly appropriate, for me to seek comprehensive advice from ofcom on these public interest considerations, and from the cma on jurisdiction issues. ofcom and the cma have until may 17 to investigate, and she said that the regulator ofcom would also conduct a "fit and proper" test into corporate governance. qn mondaythis week. fifcom' finngu nced= assessment, and at the same time it would consider any public interest test in response to my decision to intervene in the merger. and within14 working days it has to report to me on the public interests i have specified in the intervention notice. i welcome ofcom's announcement, which will provide clarity for the parties, but also provide reassurance to those who have expressed their own concerns about this issue. we welcome the fact that the secretary of state is intervening. she will have notice

this urged the recognition of the intertwined principles of national sovereignty, and ideological pluralismthis encouraged u.s. policymakers to tolerate first approaches, not dismiss left-leaning initiatives. one of the sections to cuba was subtitled, a lingering panama,.sm behind meaningfully advance u.s. interests, and these interests might be better byved, more effectively server -- international relations. it argue that engagement rather than a straight -- constraints meant would coax interventionism and eliminate soviet influence. it recommended that the united states take a process of normalization. the report argued that normalization would make it possible for the united states to raise cuba's concern for human rights,". the slaves normalization to a disavowal of terrorist attacks, the easing of the embargo, and entering its negotiations with issues, including the release of u.s. prisoners. carter took up the mantle of the commission report, and in his address to the oas general assembly, carter presented the framework for a new policy for latin america, many elements familiar with

he said media are plural for mediocrity. rinse to this from the post.roup of environmental activists pulled off anne a daring act of defines. protesters to -- protesters defaced a trump golf course. when leaked emails showed donna brazile shared town hall questions with the campaign prior to the cnn town hall. i called her and she insisted she hadn't leaked the question. she lied to me. she now says sending those emails was a mistake i will forever regret. but she doesn't apologize to the people and journalists she deceived like me. giving a like on facebook. talk to me on twitter.

karen bradley said she had concerns about media plurality and broadcasting standards — and would makeolled by businessman rupert murdoch, who also owns the times and the sun newspapers. mr murdoch made a previous bid to take full control of sky in 2010, as our media editor amol rajan explained. no, we don't have that tape at the moment. instead we'll bring you the weather. good evening. pretty changeable over the next couple of days, keep the umbrellas handy, because there will be rain in all areas. it's moving north today. followed by showers in the south and west. those showers will keep going overnight through england and wales. the main band of rain gets stuck across northern ireland. 0nce rain gets stuck across northern ireland. once it gets the eastern side of scotland it will be with them for quite some time. 0vernight lows of four or 5 degrees, for bell first,. rain will move to the north of northern ireland, one or two showers but a lot of dry and bright weather. quite chilly underneath the rain in scotland. into sunday, we will see wetter weather across england and wales. ra

i am still trying to figure out the coincidence on the number of times you are going to need the plural for scrotum. >> greg: you never know. you need it today. i asked bow wow to come on the show and he did not respond. so, there you go. he is busy crying. up next a source so powerful it could dead lift your entire family. how do we pay for the border wall? and can we reverse mortgages? whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get amazon chime at no additional cost. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com great sleep. we engineered every inch of the casper mattress to make

i am still trying to figure out the coincidence on the number of times you are going to need the plural for scrotum. >> greg: you never know. you need it today. i asked bow wow to come on the show and he did not respond. so, there you go. he is busy crying. up next a source so powerful it could dead lift your entire family. how do we pay for the border wall? and can we reverse mortgages? when we return. that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >> a state of emergency across much of peru people have been kil

>> i think there's a plurality of congress that supports growing the defense budget and building up the: is this how you would do it though? >> that's the issue, mr. trump is proposing a partisan way to do it and you're going to need democratic votes to get this passed. by growing defense and cutting nondefense discretionary, programs like head start and environmental protection agency, national endowment for the arts and state department, even foreign aid, that's going to be a nonstarter in congress, there aren't enough votes to pass it because they're leaving entitlements like social security off the table. elizabeth: the money has to come from somewhere. we did see some of the places where he was going to cut, you mentioned the state department, you mentioned the epa, and we also heard that obviously, noaa would get slashed as well. what type of impact does it have on those organizations? is it a nonstarter and dead on arrival with some of these congressmen? >> dead on arrival and not only have a unified democratic party and pick up republicans. lindsey graham said this can't pass co

she teased she had trump's tax returns, plural, and it seemed lick the whole world turned into her show to see what she said. it turned out to be the two double-sided pages from his 2005 returns. president trump tweeting, does anybody really believe that a reporter who nobody ever heard of went to his mailbox and found hi tax returns. nbc news fake news. david cay johnston gave maddow the returns. he wonitzer so a few people have heard of hip. and he was with the "new york times". he said he doesn't know who sent it, though he suspects it could be trump himself. the documents did not show much at all. no ties to anything questionable. most paid through the alternative minimum tax. critics say when you take away the amt, he paid very little amount. trump were wants to get rid of amt. so too would a lot of people in the bay area. during the.com era, countless families owed hundreds of thousands in taxes on stock options because of the amt. trump deducted his losses as well. that's legal. it is not a good way to avoid taxes. if you set fire to $1,000, you aren't taxed on it. but you don't

be a statement and depending on how the next 9-15 months goes, we will see if she gets more of a pluralitythat legislature. it is only after that time that we should expect to manage changes. leave itny, we have to there. we appreciate your time. thank you for coming on the program. see you on twitter. tony nash at complete intelligence. , can theiring aramco ambitions widened the appeal of its much-anticipated ipo. more on the oil giants renewable push, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "bloomberg markets: middle east" . yousef: i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. saudi aramco may be the world's largest oil company, but it's green ambitions might lower investors to its ipo. $5 billion in renewable energy and saudi arabia's efforts to reduce its reliance on oil. give us some context about how much money they are really willing to put into green investment. >> good morning. that's right. saudi aramco is looking to invest in new technologies across the board, so they have investc funds that will in new technologies beyond their regular oil and gas business, which is mainly sa

she teased she had trump's tax returns, returns, plural, and twitter went crazy. the two double-sided pages from his returns. president trump tweeted does anybody really believe that a reporter, who nobody ever heard of, went to his mailbox and found my tax returns? fake news. he's not talking about maddow but david cay johnston. he won a pulitzer so a few people do know him. he received the tax return. he doesn't know from whom, though he suspects it was trump himself they show he paid $38 million. this is a silly point to make. it is like saying you're a safe driver if you take away all the car crashes you've been in. trump would like to get rid of the amt. so would on people in the bay area. we did stories on families who owed hundreds of million dollars. they never saw any profit. but they got hit with a tax. full disclosure works for the same parent company as we do, rachel maddow. and i take every legal deduction that exists. back to you. >> scott mc, thank you very much. scott of course will be looking at all president trump's tweets, executive orders, spee

will have an hour by hour look at that, plus a look at the actual storms that are coming, storms, plural, this is a weak system. dan, we're just getting started. >>> for the first time, a top russian official in the bay area is talking about abc 7 news about cybercrime allegations as tensions escalate internationally. the latest revelation that two russian operatives were behind the yahoo cyber attack are increasing the level of distrust between the two countries. we spoke with the consul general of the russian federation in san francisco. >> they're innocent until they're proven guilty in the court of law. >> reporter: that's consul general responding to the fact that criminal charges were filed against two russian hackers. they stole private information from millions of americans after hacking into 500,000 yahoo accounts. >> let's not talk about them like criminals. i mean -- >> reporter: the consul general would go no further, not even to say whether russia would hand over the two intelligence agents if found guilty. he was adamant, though, that roesh had no influence in the november

joined thech majority of the opinion on that and a plurality of opinion that concluded that hobby lobby was entitled to a preliminary injunction. a separatete concurrence explaining the individuals of hobby lobby had enforceable rights under this in their individual capacities. they presented an intelligent discussion of the whole question of complicity and obligation on the part of judges to accept religious believers own judgment as to what is or is not improper complicity. limitinge judges themselves merely to the question of whether the religious adherence are sincere or not. and we also see this in the yellow bear case where judge gorsuch only understands the supreme court's precedents making clear it is no business of the government to second-guess or try to redefine a person's religious police. and second guessing redefining is exactly what so many judges on the other side of hobby lobby did. oh, what saying -- your believe it really is something other than what you say it is an somehow that is not effective for these reasons. again, judge gorsuch did not go that route. lobbyhe q

small poem as we just witnessed, usually the first and last lines have five sylla balances and the plural popped up south of dupont circle, 1200 local and worldwide entries came in as part of the golden haik uconn test for the golden triangle district. some of the winning entries have been placed on 19th street. but not everybody thinks they are creative. here's the global winner. heaping manure around the roses spring equinox. that's it. >> i thought that was pretty good. >> lauryn ricketts. >> i like the one when we were watching the video about the farmer's market. did you see that one? i can't recall it but it was really good. won like fifth place. what happened with that one. >> i didn't want to usher you in equinox. >> don't plant anything just yet, if you have, oh, my goodness, we're looking at very cold temperatures over the weekend. now, we also are talking about rock and roll marathon, some of you marathoners are out there are trying to make head out to there on saturday in the downtown area, bundle up. it's not going to be very pretty like the last couple of weekends. i'm still

. >> and you always talk about the plural we've got mooses out there. >> they run very openly around. they're huge. and they'reawkward and they are fast. >> that one in colorado didn't look too awkward. looked likehe knew what he was doing. >> i saw one recently at a ski resort but it was just sitting there. it was not running like that moose. >> what would you have done? . >> i would have ran away. >>> all right. no moose on the highway but there is traffic. no weird way to sigh that there's traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on past the lights we did have a stalled car. theregoes our camera. we had a stall car causing mainly delays so keep in mind there are delays headed across the span into downtown san francisco. giveyourself plenty of time to get through traffic. moving over tothe freeways looking good in both directions just a quick 15-minute drive. headed fromthe 880 freeway here's are a a live look. all right our slow traffic of the morning is the pass moving at 16 miles per hour across the way off 205. noteven better here. travelingfrom the pass to the d

i am still trying to figure out the coincidence on the number of times you are going to need the pluralreg: you never know. you need it today. i asked bow wow to come on the show and he did not respond. so, there you go. he is busy crying. up next a source so powerful it could dead lift your entire family. how do we pay for the border wall? and can we reverse mortgages? my name is pam. i'm 51 years old. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. i met marianne, now back to the greg gutfeld show. for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. >> greg: so, where's waldo? the money to pay for the big beautiful wall president trump promised us. he said he has hundreds of bidders. everyone wants to bill build our wall. >> we have hundreds of bidders, everyone wants to b

>> sean: a plurality of democrats want them to work with trump created they may be got from their feet or four times. >> this is the crisis they've got. the hard left will kill them. the ones who want them to work with trump are going to go fishing or to a football game. so you go back home, the people showing up in these areas, town hall meetings, are the hard left. this is why schumer, a natural dealmaker, they want to sit down and his fellow new yorkers and get things done. but schumer knows his left wing will kill him. >> sean: so he won't do it. >> this was so amazing. if you go through and outline this -- be a great thing to do if a professor was going to beat semipro trump. if you wanted to outline this speech, the number of specific policies he got through in about an hour is astonishing. >> sean: it was all the promises he made which i go back to. here, you said he spoke to paul ryan, i had an interview with paul ryan recently. he promised, yeah, he supports the trump agenda, going to get all of this done legislatively, he believes, and 200 days -- in 200 days. then i talked t

we believe in principle pluralism. i don't want to fight about the politics of it. i want democrats and republicans to do the right thing and confirm this guy. there's a decent chance that if the democrats filibuster it leads to a new conversation about how the senate has to operate. i think the only thing that's obvious is that the two facts are that judge gorsuch should be on the supreme court and he's going to be. >> bret: you clearly were not a huge fan of donald trump as a candidate. now he is president. you would say this choice is a great decision by this president. >> kudos to the president for a really great nomination. >> bret: what do you say about the hearing today where the fbi director said there's no evidence to support the president's tweets that president obama ordered a wiretap. >> i have been in the judiciary committee meeting all day so i've only seen a few headlines but it's a big deal. we are going through a big civilization warping crisis of trust. it's not because the last few months, not over the course of the last year, has to do with the w

feels like every week and by end of workweek a wintry surprise which i think i need to make surprise pluralcould have several surprises beginning cold and ending with possible snow chances. stormtracker radar band of light showers moving east off an arub del and call verity county and showers along the corridor and it's light rain falling at this hour. evening should be pretty brief. we can see that's the first round of several batches of showers back across the ohio valley and that's what we have in the forecast for tomorrow. showers may come and go and overall mild, breezy and pleasant day. temperatures right now 53 washington and 49 baltimore and 5 westminster and 40s along the spine of the mountains. there setup tomorrow will feel like spring yet again and warmer. nice push out of the south and high pressure moves offshore and means our temperatures should get well into 60s with a few peeks of sunshine mixed in with clouds and breeze gusting over 0 miles an hour and showers along the approaching cold front. not a lot but when the cold front comes through late tuesday to early wednesday

turns out a plurality of voters says, narrowly, yes, i believe donald trump's campaign worked with russia to help him get elect. 44ofhe country believes that. 42% does not. that's good to know. the follow-up. if it turns out -- if an investigation does turn up conclusive evidence the trump campaign colluded with russia to manipulate our election, do voters have a clear idea of what should then happen next. turns out they do. this is the second part of that conclusively members of donald trump's campaign team worked in association with russia to help trump win the election, should trump continue to serve as president or should he resign? answer, resign. the majority of the country, 53% says if he or anybody in his campaign worked to swing the election in his favor, donald trump should resign as president. so, at least for a majority of the country that would be a presidency ending development. as far as the investigations looking into this mess, there is quite a considerable national appetite for those investigations to keep going, keep digging. cnbc news is also out with a new poll today,

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and you see there's actually a plurality there, 46-35 saying right now they approve the republican plan, obamacare as it's been for years, basically split down the middle. there's lots of polling data out there. there are individual components that don't poll well, but i do wonder, look, we're coming off an election where we didn't necessarily know how much support there was out there for trump. is this one of the issues where maybe we risk misreading public opinion again? >> i would hasten to say that that poll is absolutely meaningless. seriously. do you think any americans any americans know what's in the gop health care plan? you know, there's a phrase in the military called fool bar of. steve, i'll let you translate it, i think that's the case for this health care plan. as rick points out, nobody -- we're just talking about the republicans now. nobody likes it except paul ryan and tom price. and you know, here's what i would say back to my good friend, susan. i think it's awfully hard too for president trump to really embrace is plan that does just the opposite. lower prices, bette

how did liberals who once had a proud tradition of free speech and pluralism get reduced to what we see today? >> well, it's one thing when you're out of power, it's another when you're in power. it's the left. i think you have to think hard about the fact that the true leader of the democratic party is bernie sanders. that's the important thing. and if hillary had been elected, she would be like obama and sanders. she would not be like the hillary clinton of the clinton era. she was always an idealogue in the way that bill never was. bill's ideology was me. [laughter] that made him, you know, corruption is much better than communism. [laughter] [applause] and actually corruption saved us in this election. hillary's corruption tripped her up. so i'm trying to remember, go back to my youthful radical days. there were always, there were the machiavellians. i was very idealistic. i remember being shocked when i was standing in berkeley, there was a thing called people's park where the left had just occupied a lot that was owned by the university of california, and they were going to build

but his plurality victory gave him 40% of the nationwide popular vote. he got no electoral votes and hardly any popular votes in the south. lincoln's supporters were outright abolitionists. and articulate minority of republicans did consider slavery a moral problem. lincoln pitched his rhetoric to show that he shared antislavery values. he and other mainstream republican moderates always said slavery in the states was beyond their reach. lincoln's victory shocked the white south. throughout the summer and fall, the southern political orators had warned a catastrophe if he were elected. distress.o southern the south contended for a supposed constitutional right, the right to take slaves into territories. hardly any slaveholders wished to exercise that right. it was endlessly reiterated, closing up the territories to slavery would denied southern equality in the union and put the country on the high road toward abolition. south,wept the especially the deep south, during the weeks after lincoln's election. in a presidential election refused to accept the ve

it is about principled pluralism. it is about intentionally distinguished and divided powers.nd i think all three branches have an obligation to do some of that teaching about civics. president reagan, long before he was republican president, before he was a republican governor, when he was a democratic labor union organizer, ronald reagan used to say, in any republic, you're always only one generation away from the extinction of freedom. if we don't pass along the meaning of america to the next generation, it means the next generation of our rulers aren't going to understand why we have this beautiful inheritance that we have in a constitutional sim of limits. as a judge, on the 10th circuit and soon to be as a justice on the supreme court, can you explain what you think your responsibilities and freedoms are to teach civics to the american people. >> senator, as a judge on 10th circuit i've tried hard to do that, literally teaching class, speaking where i'm vited, when i am invited, going to law schools, talking to students that visit e courthouse. it has been a great privil