now, i have known syracuse, i have known for can see, and i and i have known poughkeepsie and marylandnd other places. all of the different states. connecticut. i have witnessed what hit has done firsthand and it has been carnage. we are going to change it around. we are not going to let carrier and all of these countries think they can move, go to another country, make their product and sell it back to us and we get only one thing. unemployment. not going to happen, folks. not going to happen anymore. we are going to bring back our jobs and we are going to keep our jobs. we're are not going to let companies leave. if they want to go to another state, good luck. compete. but if they start going to other countries, and in many cases countries that he valued their currency and make it impossible for our country to compete, that is not going to happen. not going to happen. and if they want to do it anyway there will be consequences. terry, very serious concert winces. serious very consequences. i haveto tell you competed on light. a competitive person. all of my life i've been in competit

apparently one out of every ten people admits to checking their phone when they're on a trip to poughkeepsien they are -- >> doing the nasty. checking their phones. they say people get distracted or bored so they check their phones. that's what it says. >> well maybe you should check because it could be your husband calling. >> oh! this is about multitasking while you're doing something. >> that's something else, hoda. >> so george on "seinfeld" tried to multitask while getting intimate. take a look. >> oh! [ laughter ] oh! you are >> now for trifecta. >> george? >> hmm? >> george? what are you doing? >> he said he loved pastrami and sex. >> he wanted to have it all at the same time 12. % admitted they would rather watch their favorite tv show on their phone than go to poughkeepsie. that's sad. >> that is -- well, yeah. kind of sad. >> 3% admitted to watching -- i won't say it. >> and the average person spent -- if you wonder how long you spend on your phone, that i say the average person spends two hours using their phone. think about the times you check e-mails. >> in addition to the two h

now, i have known syracuse, i have known poughkeepsie and all of the different places i visited in new and pennsylvania and then maryland and other places. all of the different states. connecticut. and i have witnessed what it has done firsthand and it has been in deed carnage. we are going to change it around. we are not going to let carrier and all of these companies think they can move, go to another country, make their product and sell it back to us and we get only one thing. unemployment. not going to happen, folks. not going to happen anymore. we are going to bring back our jobs and we are going to keep our jobs. we are not going to let companies leave. now, if they want to go to another state, good luck. compete. but if they start going to other countries, and in many cases countries that devalued their currency and make it impossible for our country to compete, that is not going to happen. not going to happen. and if they want to do it anyway there will be consequences. very, very serious consequences. i have to tell you i have competed all of my life. very competitive person.

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it's their job but i say give me the statistics on certain areas albany new york, poughkeepsie. i go to new york and it's horrible. what's happening? the jobs are down 50% in manufacturing, it's horrible what's happening in new york state that i go to pennsylvania. you look at the steel industry and by the way look at the steel industry here, it's being killed. the steel industry here is being killed. the coal industries being killed. your industry center manufactures issa do me a favor go to south bend. what school do i love? i have so many friends that love me there are that would like to be there with me right now in south bend. listen to this comment don't be depressed because we are going to fix fix it fix it and no poln fix fix it fix it it does they l bought and controlled by special interests, remember that. so a friend of mine who is very smart, and very smart guy said you know donald i don't understand these politicians are really. i said they are not, they are all given so much money for the special and just in their contributors and donors and many are frankly. many

right now 50 in the park, 54 still at poughkeepsie. and north western new jersey. there is a little bit of rain approaching the delaware water gap. dry enough air at the surface, where this initial rain is not quite reaching the ground, usually there is a lot of water where they came from over the ohio valley all heading in our direction. by parts of the poconos daybreaks in new york city down the jersey shore. right up the hudson valley. it may take until 9 a.m. nor that rainfall to get all the way on to the east end of long island. lows tonight in the meantime getting down to 47 in the park, lower 40s in suburbs of those lowering and thickening clouds, rain developing by dawn then just a rainy breezy day we'll get up to 51 chances are stays in the 40s on the day with that rain coming down not so hard at other times just some drizzle so it is going to be kind of nasty out there. for tomorrow, this is the one thing that the rain can help out with if you're an allergy sufferer, pollen is down to low to moderate during the day tomorrow been so high lately a lot of sn

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apparently 1 out of every 10 people admitted to checking their phone when they are on a trip to poughkeepsie throes of passion. >> doing the nasty. >> people get distracted or bored so they check their phones. that is what it says. >> well maybe you should check because it could be your husband calling. >> this is about multi tasking while you are doing something. >> no that is something else. >> george on seinfeld tried to multitask while getting intim e intimate, take a look. >> oh oh. you are hot tonight. >> oh george. >> time for the trifecta. [ laughter ] >> he says he loved pastrame and he loved sex. >> wanted it a all at the same time. all right. --. 3% admitted to watching -- no i'm not going to say it -- >> and the average person spent -- if you wonder how can on the phone t average person spends two hours on the phone! in addition to the two hours -- do you guard your kids access to social media a lot? >> they are grown. older now. >> 18 and 21. i don't really. but my 10-year-old. she doesn't have a phone. >> does she want one? >> of course she wants one. >> but you said no. >> no

poughkeepsie, 94. maine getting into the 90s. 92 in boston, 93 in hartford, connecticut.cool air coming in for a brief amount of time after another hot day today. tomorrow a cooldown, then warming back up tuesday, wednesday, and into thursday. should be a little less humid than it has been. back to bonnie, rain that could bring flooding inland. georgia, carolina border, more today. flash flooding a possibility. lumbers onshore, rip tides, rip currents as well, if you are going to the beach there, but tomorrow, look at this rainfall. right along the i-95 corridor this front will come through. may get away d.c. to new york of morning rain and clearing out a little bit in the afternoon. certainly not the best memorial days considering the dry weekend that we've had here. mostly dry for indy, i think, at least to start the race. 81 in chicago, gorgeous day there. and looking at 70 in portland. that i >>> this weather report is brought to you by petco. during these heat waves, make sure that your pets are cool. make sure they have enough water. >> wonderful. >> absolutely. >>

now, i have known syracuse and i've known poughkeepsie and i've known all of the different places that visited in new york and in pennsylvania and in maryland, which treated me so great and the people are incredible and all of the different states, connecticut, and i have witnessed what it's done really firsthand. and it has been indeed carnage. and we're going to change it around. we're not going to let carrier and all of these companies just think that they can move, go to another country, make their products, sell it back to us and we get only one thing, we get unemployment. not going to happen anymore, folks. not going to happen anymore. [ applause ] >> we're going to bring back our jobs and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. now, if they want to go to a different state, good luck. compete. but when they start going to different countries and in many cases countries that devalue their currency and make it impossible for our companies to compete, that's not going to happen. not going to happen. and if they want to do it anyway, there will be conseq

now, i have known syracuse and known poughkeepsie and known all of the different places that i visitedyork and then pennsylvania and then maryland, which treated me so great, and the people are incredible, and all of the different states. connecticut. and i have witnessed what it's done, really, first hand, and it has been indeed carnage. and we're going to change it around. we're not going to let carrier and all of these companies just think that they can move, go to another country, make their product, sell it back to us, and we get only one thing. we get unemployment. not going to happen anymore, folks. not going to happen anymore. we're going to bring back our jobs. and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. if they want to go to a different state, good luck. compete. but when they start going to different countries, and many cases, countries that devalue their currency and make it impossible for our countries to compete, that's not going to happen. not going to happen. if they want to do it anyway, there will be consequences. and there will be very,

it's their job but i say give me the statistics on certain areas albany new york, poughkeepsie.o to new york and it's horrible. what's happening? the jobs are down 50% in manufacturing, it's horrible what's happening in new york state. i go to pennsylvania. you look at the steel industry and by the way look at the steel industry here, it's being killed. the steel industry here is being killed. the coal industries being killed. your industry, you're manufacturing. so i go up to sell then will stop what school do i love? i have so many friends that love me there are that would like to be there with me right now in south bend. for a certain reason. ready? so south bend of reason. listen to this. and don't be depressed, because we going to fix it. no politician can fix it because they are all bought and controlled by special interests. remember that. so a friend of mine who is very smart, a very smart guy, he said to me, you know donald i don't understand these politicians are really.use he is losing so badly we have to put them away tomorrow. they are all given so much money by the

poughkeepsie, 94.90s. 92 in boston, you'll cool off with an onshore wind. 93 in hartford, connecticut. all right. let's break down a little bit of cool air coming in for a very brief amount of time after another hot day today. tomorrow a bit of a cooldown, then warming back up tuesday, wednesday, and into thursday. but should be a little bit less humid than it has been of late. back to bonnie, we're looking at rain that could produce some flooding inland. look at it right along the georgia/carolina border, more today. flash flooding a possibility. as this kind of lumbers onshore, riptide, rip currents, as well, if you are going to the beach there, but tomorrow, look at this rainfall. right along the i-95 corridor and this front will eventually come through so may get away d.c. to new york of maybe just some morning rain and then clearing out a little bit in the afternoon. but certainly not the best of memorial days considering the dry weekend that we've had here. mostly dry for indy, i think, at least

i've known syracuse and poughkeepsie, all of the different places i visited in new york and pennsylvaniad maryland. the people are incredible. all of the different states. i've witnessed what it has done firsthand. we are going to change it around. we are not going to let these companies think they can go to another country, sell their products back to us and we only get unemployment. not going to happen. [applause] are going to bring back our jobs and we are going to keep our jobs. we are not going to let companies leave. they want to go to a different state, good luck. when they go to different countries, countries that devalue their currency and make it impossible for our companies to compete, that is not going to happen. anyway,want to do it there will be consequences. [applause] i have to tell you i have competed all my life. all my life i have been in competitions. different competitions. whether it is sports, or business, or now, politics. moste met some of the incredible competitors i've ever competed against. ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or does it. he is one hell of a

now i've known syracuse and i've known poughkeepsie and i've known all of the different places that ilvania and in maryland which treated me so great and the people are incredible and all of the different states, connecticut. i've witnessed what it's done really firsthand, and it has been indeed carnage. we're going to change it around. we're not going to let carrier and all of these companies just think that they can move go to another country make their construct, sell it back to us and we get only one thing. we get unemployment. not going to happen anymore, folks. not going to happen anymore. we're going to bring back our jobs and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. now, if they want to go to a different state good luck. compete. but when they start going to different countries and in many cases countries that devalue their currency and make it impossible for our companies to compete, that's not going to happen. not going to happen. and if they want to do it anyway, there will be consequences and there will be very, very serious consequences. i hav

went to public school in brooklyn, new york, and i won a scholarship to a quaker prep school in poughkeepsie, new york. then i won another scholarship at haverford college just outside of philadelphia. i was the editor of my junior high school paper, my high school paper. and after my freshman year at haverford, went to work at the philadelphia evening bulletin. and right now i don't think there's an evening paper in america, mr. shirley. but -- they're all gone. >> no, no. >> so i really began at an evening newspaper and went from there, you know, i got a dow jones -- dow jones used to own "the wall street journal." they had a newspaper fund internship for young people, and i want to work for the providence journal one summer, went back to the bulletin. very much wanted to stay in philadelphia and be a journalist for the evening bulletin, but this was the era of woodward and bernstein, and they weren't hiring young journalists. they wanted people in mid career who were experienced investigators and the like. everybody my age wanted to be a journalist at that point. i'm not sure they wanted

host: rick from poughkeepsie, democrat line. caller: thank you for c-span. like the opportunity to respond after your guest responds to me. but i do not think it is necessarily -- it is nice to check the labels. i think that is a nice idea. it is not going to cut it. the idea of having our guys sit across the table from their guys when it comes to trade matters, that is not handled dust be tough on them, that is not going to cut it. -- and that is not -- be tough on them, that is not going to cut it. the asian countries are unfair traders. they do not call it taxes when we want to bring our products over there. as your guest knows, they have fee schedules, fee after fee after fee. we are open for their business to come here. they are often so complicated that he might as well be considered closed countries, especially the asian countries. they are unfair traders. we need the justice department to go into full effect and hold these countries responsible. i am not a lawyer. i am not the most well-spoken at these matters. but you clamp down on the unfair and st