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potus responded after last year's chemical attack he should do so again and make assad pay the price for his brutality." >> the problem, of course, is the attack last year had virtually no effect. less than 24 hours after the attack struck an airfield in syria, syria planes took off on that very same airfield to bomb the very same place that they had attacked the day before. it was a feel-good moment, but it had no effect whatsoever on the balance of power or on the conflict that's continuing there. >> do you believe that congress would respond to president trump galvanizing some kind of alliance, you know, to face down this wickedness? >> yes. i think that's what the united states should do. this cannot be an america-led war. the american people don't support that, and we live in a democratic society. at the same time, there is worldwide revulsion at the assad regime, and at the actions of russia and iran in supporting that regime, and it seems to me that proper policy all along should have been a much broader, sustained american effort to organize and maintain a worldwide coalition

on the capital streets and the death penalty for child rape it's a sentiment shared by many at the potus. they don't want the you get we need the death penalty and once we have it it will definitely deter future rapists think twice before committing a crime because their very lives will be at stake we didn't give that one up but it was a growing outrage and protests across the country seem to have had an effect the indian government on saturday hold an emergency cabinet meeting to sign off on an executive order introducing the death penalty for rapes of children under the age of twelve but not everyone is convinced many see deeper societal changes are needed before women and girls can feel truly safe boys given girls are always being told to ignore boys who have wrestling and stalking them but why aren't parents explaining to their boys that they shouldn't her arrest women and instead respect them it's not girls but whores who need to be told what to do. for now swati hunger strike has resonated with many angry at what they see as government inaction and a failure to protect the country'

plate in the sense about nicklaus either for a minute minute goal not a good day for the soon to be potus. we would see all champions league qualification but oh now be a pencil lead lost his cool referee how most must be change the initial offense but when his assistant spotted a faint slap on lost in the because changes color it's of the business needed twenty minutes to exploit the numerical advantage rafael following on from his goal last week to make it not the season but just before the house time with the hands born in the box opened the door for an equaliser and the cricket penalty take offense in that sense of the new cadre was what. with just thirty percent possession shy kick at the school at one one to dominica to discos did not. come. back to back wins put half a billion in a confident. mood but a peculiar girl from which ok go which quickly down to the mood in the liberty stadium. was needed to keep the europa league hopes alive. so pushed for the equaliser but out still managed to double their lead a round thanks to a super sub zero zero of course. but then for how to defen

of course, potus stands for president of the united states, yes. can you tell me a secret?creaming mad, really mad? so i never saw anything like that. i... what was interesting to me, part of the reason i wanted to write a book, i got to know him first like everybody else, from 1000 miles away as the most famous man in the world, this wonderful rhetorically gifted speaker, then i got thrust into the we st speaker, then i got thrust into the west wing and sat at this little table about 30 feet from the oval office and 30 feet from the briefing room, so office and 30 feet from the briefing room , so you office and 30 feet from the briefing room, so you got to see a very different side of him. it is so easy to forget that he is a human, a normal guy behind the scenes, just working to get stuff done. i saw him get frustrated, but not often. he used to get knocked for being like spock, unemotional, but most of the time he wasjust spock, unemotional, but most of the time he was just focus.|j spock, unemotional, but most of the time he wasjust focus. i am tempted to ask how on ear

and played in sensible assume that for a ninetieth minute goal now is a good day for the soon to be potus. push i get a win would see all champions league qualification on not be open to lead lost his cool referee how most most booked into the addition of french but when his assistant spotted a faint slap on lost in the card change column it's of the business needed twenty minutes to exploit the numerical advantage rafael following on from his goal last week to make it knowing the season but just before the half time whistle hatton's born in the box opened the door for an equaliser executive having to take offense and absence of the new cadre was ok but. with just thirty percent position shy kid came to school at one one to dominica to discos delight it's. back to back wins put half a billion into. sort of mood but a peculiar goal from which i think that should quickly i'm from the movie look at stadium. which is needed to keep the europa league hopes alive house of push for the equaliser but outspoken is to double their lead around thanks to a super sub sub joke or. put them forward how

potus and wasn't vice president pence in peru at the time. >> today sanders tweet add response as i wanted sarah put the dafrtss on nasdaq friday. the photo was taken thursday during syria briefing. >> well, we can agree on this. it's spring but soon feeling like winter again. >> and that means rain, cold and even hail and snow. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. >> the warriors will not take the spurs for granted at game two after a 123 point beat down a with the sharks come home with >>> nasa's next mission launch being tomorrow will begin an unprecedented search for life supporting plan et cetera. >> it's pretty interesting. the transiting approximate survey satellite or tess for short will launch on a spacex rocket. t.e.s.s. is a telescope featuring four cameras tracking 85% of the sky around it out to a distance of 300 light years away. >> it won't give a clear look at plan et cetera instead tracking the chemical signatures of plan et cetera revolving around stars. and they expect to find hundreds of new worlds come capable of supporting life. >> back on ea

potus and wasn't vice president pence in peru at the time. >> today sanders tweet add response as i wantedarah put the dafrtss on nasdaq friday. the photo was taken thursday during syria briefing. >> well, we can agree on this. it's spring but soon feeling like winter again. >> and that means rain, cold and even hail and snow. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. >> the warriors will not take the spurs for granted at game two after a 123 point beat down a with the sharks come home with a 2-0 lead over >>> nasa's next mission launch being tomorrow will begin an unprecedented search for life supporting plan et cetera. >> it's pretty interesting. the transiting approximate survey satellite or tess for short will launch on a spacex rocket. t.e.s.s. is a telescope featuring four cameras tracking 85% of the sky around it out to a distance of 300 light years away. >> it won't give a clear look at plan et cetera instead tracking the chemical signatures of plan et cetera revolving around stars. and they expect to find hundreds of new worlds come capable of supporting life.

of the potus you go with the idea the whole story is it is a little football but it's a boy you say iove. my first reaction when i get the offer from russia first told you ok. you show me again you don't. feature on the field. if you're strong character in the piece shorts. i showed her face so which. way did someone get. feel. my name is phyllis a role for. yes i play in all five years and russia. my biggest remorse or is still to play for motherhood. for now but lena feliciano brown forbes is playing here i'm come a small russian festivals and club at nineteen it looked like he could make it to the top he was playing for the german on the twenty side but then his career stalled aged twenty one the german costa rican got an offer from russia. which is going to be minus eight degrees. we play. through russia. i can say welcome to russia. yes it was i didn't come thinking but. let me try to get. past all the let's. have the problems. i was just. for some moments. with the actions. personally for me i never have problem with this for almost two or three times that we're going to fight.

arrived at one of the points where they're going to drop down a moring and attach to that is going to be potus so it's the acoustic measuring device that they leave for four months here to measure and and pick up the sounds of the vacuum clicks so that's what we've done we've we've navigated here via via g.p.s. it's a really vast area and they've set up a sea at the foot in place eighty seven they're going to put out eighty seven of the c. pods right now we're putting up the last eight. later back on shore stubble showed us a computer program that allows us to hear the rocky humans can hear the clicks because they're too high frequency but there's a way for you to modify them so that we actually could you have me listen to this of course grown my. bees in one in five. and. wow for. the buck at the refuge measures in area sixty four by nearly one hundred kilometers along the upper third of the gulf of california when you are in it the refuge seems vast and problematic to police effectively. since two thousand and five gill net fishing has been banned here but the real story is much different es

but also the general philanthropy is so fun for people for potus wasn't it was all. invented the concept of of joint giving give us an example you know i mean you know the saying. give a man a fish and you feed him for the day teach a man to fish and you've fed him for life and this was carnegie's philosophy in terms of giving i mean he thought why should i give you a dollar if you're going to spend it and then that's going to be the end of it he would say i'll build you a library but i want the city to fill it with books i wanted them over there to pay for the funding of the staff and then i want a group to get together and give ten percent every year to the maintenance of this library they weren't expensive by any means i think the libraries cost anywhere from ten to twenty. a thousand dollars back then and he would hire the architect and buy the land but he wanted a group of people together to help maintain it because he said i didn't i didn't want this to be a waste of time after i'm gone and this philanthropist was based on the woman's greatest folks and he was

president trump in the eyes of the various players in this war not just from both sides of him and potus without clothes from does not want to hit us up if they think strike that would prohibit them from cutting off not just attacks against the civilians with chemical reactions but the destruction the willful destruction of the population i mean this is the only instance we have seen where the population is gone from syria but that is stays half of maybe this year and a few operations either displaced or refugees mainly because of the. in indiscriminate strikes by that he'd on the other hand you have putin who is taking these us this strikes and i think his prestige as we have heard to the level of saying the other day so both sides the mean mean powers in this conflict don't have many tool is against each other ok and very briefly care the u.s. administration is in turmoil right now there's no secretary of state in place how well placed is the administration to handle this crisis. well we've certainly seen a major shakeup of the top foreign policy makers in the united states in the last

than i'm voting the potus. i had this amazing experience but i didn't know how it happened. oh it was if all my thoughts turned into pictures there was a beautiful light laid out a calm in the afternoon and then it slowly faded away while i was watching these strange pictures and feeling exhilarated seeing them as a group leader. out hoffman was working as a chemist at the sandoz research laboratory in basel switzerland. he was searching for a medicine to improve blood circulation when on the sixteenth of april one thousand nine hundred forty three he must have come into contact with an unknown substance. three days later albert hoffman decided to experiment on himself being a cautious scientist he took a very weak dosage but this substance was far stronger than anything known to science his first self experiment was a trip into the unknown only that thrive on that and and it was a terrible experience. terrible because it felt like i was in another world of the this has to be the end i'm on the other side of things there in this room for you. what is it like this. that. ever

then potus is going to prison, right? not right.getting impeached does not mean the president got, got. it only means congress is charging him with a crime. then it gets interesting. the next step is a trial in the senate. that doesn't sound interesting. the chief justice presides, the president lawyers up, and the 100 senators act as the jury, which sucks for them, because the only thing worse than jury duty, is jury duty with ted cruz, the zodiac killer. and if two-thirds of the senators find the president guilty, then he or she is evicted from 1600 penn, and the vice president takes over. president mike (bleep) pence! (bleep). ( laughter ) so that's the whole process of getting rid of a president. it's complex. it's drawn out. but, hey, at least now i know a shit ton more about the government stuff. but the crazy thing about pink slipping a president, it's literally never happened. andrew johnson was impeached in 1868, but he wasn't convicted. then came tricky dickie, but he resigned before congress had a chance to impeach him. w

communal moon we'll bring you all the latest updates on that story in the next hour with my colleague potus who is joining you in just around thirty minutes time. in july twenty seventh team hunted up a freelance journalist working with a. militant showing in syria. the owner his second focus has established a memorial they will recognize will reporters who often risk the months with the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video or written form go to a war zone t. don't comb into know. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. and this man found his own response of the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing and nowhere to go. you know having some ideas may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. be house on a city parking space is not

companies as the gulf diplomatic crisis drags on the qatari government continues to diversify its trade potus cottle's investments in the u.s. for example as to mated at one hundred forty six billion dollars. including ninety two billion dollars in plane purchases for carter's national carrier the u.s. has a long standing relationship with the gulf rivals it's been trying to broker a deal but his been no breakthrough so far raising fears of further instability in the region about al-jazeera miami. one persons die in a fire at the building that bears the u.s. president's name the blaze began on the fiftieth floor of the trump tower in new york donald trump has tweeted the fire has now been put out in canada the sporting community is in mourning after fifteen junior ice hockey players from the same team were killed in a bus crash the humble broncos were traveling near the town of tuesday all in suspense one province when a truck crashed into them mike hanna has the story a scene of devastation and three kilometers of highway sealed off by police the hockey team was on its way to a must win play

companies as the gulf diplomatic crisis drags on the qatari government continues to diversify its trade potus cottle's investments in the u.s. for example as to mated at one hundred forty six billion dollars. including ninety two billion dollars in plane purchases for carter's national carrier the u.s. has a long standing relationship with the gulf rivals it's been trying to broker a deal but his been no breakthrough so far raising fears of further instability in the region about al-jazeera miami. the u.s. national guard has confirmed it will deploy up to four thousand troops to the border with mexico after calls from president trump to beef up security the initial deployment will include five hundred soldiers and military equipment including helicopters the urgency to increase manpower on the southern border follows a sharp rise in the cold border crossings from u.s. customs and border protection says it called more than fifty thousand undocumented immigrants last month one persons died in a fire of the building that bears the u.s. president's name the blaze began on the fiftieth floor of tr

s attorneys that potus is not a target of the investigation. instead the president is a subject. the

there is th the flotus and the potus. the kids had a blast. they passed the post-roll drug test. president wasn't the only member of his family to make head lines. donald trump, jr. was sporting a lapel pin that said deplorable. poor hillary, i wish people would stop brilg up her election loss. by people i mean hillary. you will find it way easier than taking the stairs wobble wobble. topic number three. red bull launched a line organic beverages as a healthier alternative than regular red bull. up until now if you wanted a healthier alternative to red bull you had to drink plutonium. but these can be ordered with a click of the button on amazon until the president shuts it down. it's good news for people who like to drink red bull and vodka but prefer to be charged an extra $10. the organic red bulls have 32 of caffeine. topic number 4. no cable news show would be complete without election coverage. the makers of m & ms are releasing two new flavors. and people will vote on which one to keep. the nominee, crunchy espresso, crunchy raspberry and crunchy mint. even m & m's knows w

s attorneys that potus is not a target of the investigation. instead the president is a subject. the whole damn thing is supposed to be about his campaign where he was elected president. depending on who you ask, the subject distinction means the president is guaranteed impeachment or he's free and clear and will win reelection in a reaganesque landslide in two years. but the investigation is not complete, and there is a legal chasm between two camps around the president who disagree as to whether 45 should sit for an interview with muted mueller. the nays say his chatty arm swinging could move him to the target column that could lead to the "i" word. he's a politician and is perpetually running for reelection. he wants to proclaim his purity. if he spills the beans and becomes the target and crafts himself in an impeachable noose and democrats take the house and take the bait and launch impeachment proceedings, he won't get convicted in the senate, the country doesn't have the appetite for it. it will make him a re-electable folk hero. he either clears his name or secures his le

and page who is mccabe's girlfriend -- excuse me, strzok's girlfriend says potus wants to know everythingoing. what's the significance of lisa monico. she used to be mueller's chief of staff. david: it's unbelievable. >> a web of people. david: as close as they were, it's interesting to see how they're tayeinging each other once they're cornered. >> it will be interesting to see if mccabe is willing to flip to go after comey. the more comey talks, the more really he belittles himself. david: well the more contradictioncontradictions bete see. and i got to finally talk about the witnesses that mueller has. you look at the witnesses. comey we see now is deeply flawed in his attachment to the truth. you have sam nunberg, another witness before the grand jury of mueller who has appeared on television apparently drunk or drugged up. you have george nader, another witness for mr. mule whoar i mua convicted child molester. wouldn't a grand jury throw this case out if these are the only witnesses it can muster? >> which is why you saw today the dnc filing its publicity stunt lawsuit. the handwrit

really enjoyed the meeting i spent a good amount of time with him then we came back and we visited potushe has a lot of experience in china, obviously he was very helpful in make something suggestions. and i might also add he loves the tax cut and tax reform he says it's great for business. and apple's going to be building plants, campuses, adding jobs, lots of business investments >> that very much like larry to mention some support for the tax cut from tim cook, which we have heard from tim cook in other forums before as well. >> i wonder how much time is dedicated to theconversation around what is it going to take to get apple to come here to manufacture iphones? >> yeah, i don't think it's going to happen. it seems like a long way between here and there dow is positive for the month, trying to avoid the first down april since 2005 let's get to the judge ♪ >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner, we begin with an alert on apple today. and the move by top-ranked analysis tony saakamote cutting his number jon and pete najarian and joe terranova. let's get to

there's concern that this could be a propaganda win for kim jong-un to have a face-to-face meeting with potusguy never left his own country. then he goes to china and now he's willing to meet with the president. i mean, i don't know. it's hard to believe it. >> i think -- absolutely. the president has his eyes wide open. john bolton is certainly on record as a north korean skeptic and rightly so. and mike pompeo is going to take a very tough approach as well, again, as long as the sanctions stay in place and our foot stays on the neck of the north korean economy with chinese support and with the full u.n. support, i think we'll be in good shape. we have to have verifying full denuclearization before we make any concessions. >> julie: sounds promising. i can't lie. this is the most significant stride we've seen made. >> absolutely. the key here -- and the president knew this -- is we had to make them believe if they get this program it would make their destruction. and the president made them believe it. >> julie: thanks, corr -- colonel. >> thanks so much. >> jon: and a missile strike in syri

chris freits is host of politics inside out on sirius xm potus. is there anything about asking about kellyanne conway's critical tweets? >> no. i think she was doing her job. let's take a look at george conway. he's a prominent lawyer. he's a guy that president trump was considering for a solicitor general. he's not a stay behind the scenes husband. he's been in the news himself and he's made news with critical tweets. he's been critical of how the trump handled the roll out of the muslim ban. he talks about the president's tweets, how that might hurt their security case. he's been critical of the communications strategy at the white house. it's very hard to be communications director when you have a president that is offer changing his position. so to ask kellyanne conway what is happening with your husband's tweets seems in the realm here, john. it was a responsible question by an excellent journalist and dana did the right thing asking the question on a lot of people's minds. it's interesting to watch. the james carville stuff is all interestin

she even tweeted, she text messaged saying "potus wants to know everything we are doing. how clear can it be?" >> harris: talk to me about the significance of this particular memo. the american public will say we've already seen a couple memos. >> this is the foundational memo from within the fbi that is like the predicate or the takeoff. this is why we're doing this investigation, these are the reasons why, and these are the justifications. it's the foundation piece. in theory, it should lay out the threat, the likely subjects or suspects, and the scope. if you can't articulate that or explain it to the american public at this point? well, then, when are you going to do it? >> harris: what kinds of things would be on the memo? i see that they wanted unredacted. we don't want them to reveal sources and messages. that protects us. >> that's a tired excuse. no one can tell you what the criminal predicate is to the mueller investigation. explain what crime was committed. if you want to talk about hillary clinton's email server, i can tell you. mishandling national defense in

i will always protect or potus. >> that's easy to tweet when you're not confronting time behind bars. thinke i think cohen is in real trouble. he was in trouble the day he met michael avenatti. michael avenatti is a beast in my mind. >> he gives donald trump a run for his money. >> good michael weevil's "fire & fury" quoting steve bannon. steve bannon said don junior would crack like an egg and michael cohen who crack like an egg. here we are in this moment, and he said he's going to crack like an egg. >> go ahead. >> i don't know that michael cohen is designed to be -- i don't know if he can take that weight, but fundamentally there's options -- he flips. he goes to jail, which is a thing. >> is it a thing? >> it's a thing. >> or he gets a pardon. what we have seen in the last week or so is we now know that michael avenatti, the dnc and the new york attorney general are preprepared to scour the michael cohen. there's no longer a happy ending no michael cohen. >> this guy has been fiercely loyal to the president up to this point, but eddie brings up a good point. he is the father of t

his south korean counterpart president moon and weeks before his highly anticipated face off with potusthis past week here in washington talk of north korea was dominated by the politics surrounding cia director pompeo's pending nomination of secretary of state. should he continue to produce results like the ones coming to light this morning, the tables on capitol hill may very well turn in his favor. molly? molly: jillian turner reporting from washington. the european union demanding action as tensions heat up on the gaza israeli border. plus a tense stand off between the white house and the justice department as attorney general jeff sessions reportedly threatens to quit if his deputy rod rosenstein is fired. >> i have confidence in mr. rosenstein. i have confidence in mr. mueller. i want both of them to be able to do their jobs. i think the fewer comments we made -- we make about conclusions, the better off we are. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stop

. >> who needs tv guide when they have potus? we will show you exactly what president trump was promoting through his twitter page last night. it was one of his stooges doing a show that really helps the president. it's incredible. staggering. >> bob mueller, whatever you want to say about him, not taking a position on his investigation, he served this country for his entire life. to call him the head of a crime family, that's new territory. >> it is beneath contempt. sean hannity is a desperate, desperate man, desperately defending a desperate, desperate president. >> i want to get your reaction to sean hannity calling robert mueller a crime boss. >> i spent four and a half years by robert mueller. this is a story, one of the most legendary fbi directors. you've got that dirt bag telling me that one of the most storied fbi director's ever is a crime boss? put them side-by-side and tell me what we've got. facts are facts. robert mueller is an american legend. the president is a dirt bag. i don't know what to tell you. >> presiden

is to meet with south korean counterpart president moon and weeks before anticipated faceoff with potuse talk of north korea was dominated by the politics surrounding cia director pompeo's pending confirmation as secretary of state. the math still out on that but should he continue to produce results like the ones coming to light this morning, the tables on capitol hill may very well turn in his favor. molly. >> gillian turner reporting. connell: more now on the north korea story, we bring in retired air force navy general, former commander of u.s. intercontinent al. it's interesting to see what north korea has done as they try to lay the ground work with meeting with president trump, to what extent should we believe kim jong un and how significant are they? >> i think it's pretty productive that he makes these gestures. he's got a very important near-term objective, to stand in the world stage next to the president of the united states. i think he's going to certainly not do anything that is going to deliberately put that in jeopardy and if he can make gestures of somewhat consequentia

secretary nielsen tweeting "i agree with potus, demand for congress to address outdated and dangerous immigration loopholes. this system is broken. the traffickers, transnational criminal organizations like ms-13 know how to exploit our laws. we need to get smarter, tougher. we are exploring all options to protect the homeland." and yet here they come. slowly on cargo trains. 1100 people are mostly from honduras and say they are seeking political asylum in the u.s. because of violence in their country. the caravan is organized by a southern california migrants rights group called people without borders. so far, it appears they have plenty of food, water, and assistance. we are told they should arrive at ports of entry either california, arizona, or texas sometime in the next two weeks. if they claim asylum, they will be detained for at least a few weeks, possibly up to a year. texas governor greg abbott tweeted that he will have national guard troops stationed along the border. they cross into southern california and a few weeks, they may find a different political climate. on april 1

so i hope -- again, potus has good relations with xi. i'm not a part of that. ongoing talks may solve a lot of problems. we are serious, i want to underscore this, we are serious. >> has president trump talked to president xi about this this week? >> i cannot say. >> larry, talk about the coalition. >> yeah. you're going to have japan and europe and canada and australia, you know, these are countries, they're basically free market countries, they play by the rules, they're members of the wto, they have already indicated strong -- for american position. i'm amused when people ask, why is president trump starting a trade war, why is he putting up tariffs, which by the way, we haven't so far. how about this, why has china going two decades without making the clangs the entire world and the governing organization knows they've been breaking. why do they continue that? blame china, don't blame the administration, japan or europe. blame china. because they have to put their best foot forward and act like a world power. thus far they're just blowing smoke. >> presiden

it is time for him to resign or potus to dismiss him.enting a room for $50 a night, to the report that he ignored white house objections and used an obscure provision to bump up the salaries to two of his favorite aides. now washington is wondering, is he the next to go? should pruitt be nervous for his job? >> the president asked if he supports the epa administrator and said i think he will do a great job. all of this among growing scandals, paying $50 at a night for a condo that was owned by an energy lobbyist and then finding out the epa was rolling back regulations for companies under the lobbying firm. you have that and these other sort of obligations that are coming out there. so speculation was growing. particularly in the white house that scott pruitt will be the next high level administration official to go. >> all right. thank you so much. we have breaking news. there are reports of a shooting at you toobl in san bruno outside san francisco. there is a large police presence outside the building. people have been seen exiting th

he said something, i think, fairly similar in response to the initial announcement of the potus, he wanted canada exempted, but only if canada agreed to participate in further restraints of unfairly traded products, so, i think he had the same idea in mind as i read it. >> anybody else want to add to that? >> okay. i would just add, i think that what we're seeing about the rollout of tariffs is showing one of the weakness s of the world trade organization, it's not really structured to address issues of overcapacitiment it's not really structured to get to the issues of how do we get countries that are similarly being harmed by overcapacity in steel and aluminum to work together to address those issues in coordination. so, we're seeing some of at that coordination happening now, as elizabeth was talking about with the eu, doing a safeguards investigation, but it really is showing that we need, as rob was saying, a comprehensive approach to trade strategy. we started with good tactics with these particular tariffs that we're talking about today, but what we need is comprehensive trade refor

it's time for him to resign or potus to dismiss him. seems pruitt is still getting support from the white house. nbc news learned that president trump called pruitt last night to offer his support and that white house chief of staff john kelly did the same this morning. the epa chief did not mention that conversation or those conversations this morning when he announced roll back of fuel efficiency standards put into place by the obama administration. >> we should be focused upon making the cars more efficient because if not, then emissions will go up. we will get this right going forward this year, but it is very right for us to be here to recognize that what was done in 2011 and 2012 as we evaluate it now is not appropriate going forward. >> worth noting, this is the head of the epa, has a history of climate change denial. despite appearing to have the president's support, pruitt faces a barrage of negative headlines. the inspector general investigating his travel habits, including flights in first class and on military aircraft, seem