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republican u.s. senators on the intelligence committee have changed their mind by now backing claims of baghdad that of donald trump was elected in twenty sixteen with the help of russian meddling. reporter hughes's the tanzanian government of evicting thousands of indigenous people to make way for luxury tourism. just turning eight am on thursday may the seventeenth here at moscow this is r.t. international your world news on the hour every. the european union has come up with an action plan to keep the iran nuclear deal live after the u.s. reneged on the agreement it includes counter measures to protect european trade with iran from sanctions and the president of the european council donald had some pretty harsh words for the u.s. leader. looking at the latest the. one thing. that we need. about frankly speaking. europe should be grateful. because. if you knew that and. you will find. it's not just being that's being well handing out toward said donald trump we had an uncle of burchell speaking in

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republican u.s. senators on the intelligence committee have added more confusion to the already existing. multitude of investigations on the alleged russian interference in the u.s. presidential election despite the house intelligence panel confirming there was no collusion back in april the senate intelligence panel now claims donald trump did get elected with the help of russia the russian effort was extensive sophisticated and ordered by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting hillary clinton so we've heard this story countless times but at this time the bipartisan republican led committee found that there was collusion you know how is this different from every other story well republicans on the committee actually agreed with fellow democrats that not only did russia interfere in the election but the implication head was apparently directed by president putin himself to elect donald trump however just three weeks ago the house intel committee also a bipartisan r

selling to city for seven years after illegally ship goods to iran and north korea and now the republican u.s. senator marco rubio a long time rival of mr trump said on twitter that he hopes that this isn't the beginning of backing down to china and that the problem with that he is not about jobs and trade it's about national security and even espionage even though maybe saying that the national security of the u.s. would be at risk is maybe some sort of overreacting but the original band was not related to any kind of protectionism that we have seen there are there were reasons like i just mentioned of doing business with north korea and iran don't you go first with the analysis from the frankfurt stock exchange. and just briefly film star selma hayek has called for male actors to take a pay cut as a way to reduce the gender gap she made the call during an interview with the confit festival becomes the day of the dozens of female movie makers staged a protest on the red carpet calling for equal pay and a picture. for you go below going on a couple of blog going on a com thank you so much for

republican u.s. senator bob corker has been at times a vocal critic of president trump.friday senator corker met with the venezuelan president and secured the couples release. corker was also on the plane with josh and his wife and he spoke about getting them out. >> we are just glad to have you home. a lot of people to make this happen. we were going down the runway. they turned the engines off and we turned around. we still weren't sure we were leaving until like -- >> when did that do that? >> it was an instrument issue that occurred. we finally got out of there. obviously josh had a huge smile on his face. >> two u.s. officials are telling cnn they did not offer the country anything for freeing the couple. >> in ireland it was a landslide vote. >> womens rights supporters cheered as they overturned the constitutional amendment that banned most abortions. it opens a new era and rolls back some of the most reinstructive abortion laws. we have been following this story live in dublin. it is good to get a sense of how significant, how important this vote was and where th

trump's playbook the ongoing investigation into election meddling he does come after the republican dominated u.s. senate intelligence committee concluded that trump was elected with the help of the russians something though the president himself has strenuously denied. the russian effort was extensive sophisticated and old by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting hillary clinton so we've heard this story countless times but at this time the bipartisan republican led committee found that there was collusion now how is this different from every other story well republicans on the committee actually agreed with fellow democrats that not only did russia interfere in the election but the influence campaign was apparently directed by president putin himself to elect donald trump however just three weeks ago the house intel committee also a bi partisan republican led committee found that there was no collusion the committee found no evidence that meetings between trump associates and official representatives of the russian government reflected collusion coordinatio

want trump's labeled the only going investigation into election meddling it comes after the republican dominated u.s. senate intelligence committee concluded that trump was elected with the help of the russians something the president himself though is strenuously denied the russian air food was extensive sophisticated and ordered by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting hillary clinton so we've heard this story countless times but this time the bipartisan republican led committee found that there was collusion now how is this different from every other story well republicans on the committee actually agreed with fellow democrats that not only did russia interfere in the election but the influence campaign was apparently directed by president putin himself to elect donald trump however just three weeks ago the house intel committee also a bipartisan republican led committee found that there was no collusion the committee found no evidence that meetings between trump associates and official representatives of the russian government reflected collusion coordinatio

donald trump has labeled the ongoing investigation into election meddling comes after the republican dominated u.s. senate intelligence committee concluded that trump was elected with the help of the russians something the president himself has strenuously denied. the russian effort was extensive sophisticated and old by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting hillary clinton so we've heard this story countless times but at this time the bipartisan republican led committee found that there was collusion now how is this different from every other story well republicans on the committee actually agreed with fellow democrats that not only did russia interfere in the election but the influence campaign was apparently directed by president putin himself to elect donald trump however just three weeks ago the house intel committee also a bipartisan republican led committee found that there was no collusion the committee found no evidence that meetings between trump associates and official representatives of the russian government reflected collusion coordination or con

candidates for the republican u.s. senate primary election on june 26.hey q4 participating. -- thank you for participating in for your desire to serve in office. --nks also to our panels panelists for their conjugations. thank you for the efforts of thomas and scott, cochairs of the commission board. we appreciate the hours they spend leading the commission to bring voters these debates. the utah debate commission urges you to vote in the upcoming election. to vote for republican party candidates you must declare your affiliation with that party. you can do that and register to vote at voting locations. your county clerk help you with questions on how and where to vote. visit the utah debate comssion bse to view this ain, or see any of018's primary election debates. thank you for tuning in. [applause] announcer: mitt romney is the former governor of massachusetts in the 2012 republican presidential nominee. mike kennedy is a utah state senator. the republican primary in utah is scheduled for june 26. live wednesday on the c-span ,etworks, new eastern on

if you're just joining us, we're about halfway through a debate featuring republican party candidates for the u.s. senate seat being vacated by orrin hatch. i'll be mod rart for today's exchange. candidate mike kennedy received the most votes for republican delegates at the party's convention. mitt romney qualified for the ballot. utah's registered republican voters will decide june 26th whose name will be on the november ballot as their party's candidate. now, you can submit your comments or questions to the live broadcast on social media by using the hashtag # utdebates. let's get back to questions. and this one is alex and this one will go to representative kennedy first. >> thank you. you both want to fix immigration system. here in utah there's a large labor shortage with unemployment at 3.1%. what is your stats on increasing legal immigration? we want to know what is your solution to the fate of children brought here legally by parents or dreamers? do you favor deportation, an extension of the legal protection or a process where they could become citizens? >> representative kennedy. >> than

candidates for the republican u.s. senate primary election on june 26. thank you for participating in and for your desire to serve in office. thanks also to our panelists for their contributions. a special thanks for the efforts of scott howell and thomas wright. we appreciate the hours they spend leading the commission to bring voters these debates. the utah debate commission urges you to vote in the upcoming election. to vote for republican party candidates, you must declare your affiliation with that party. you can do that and register to vote at voting locations. your county clerk help you with questions on how and where to vote. please visit the utah debate commission website to view this debate again, or see any of 2018's primary election debates. thank you for tuning in. [applause] to the hudsonlive institute in washington, we will hear from ambassador nathan sales, the coordinator for counterterrorism talking about department strategy for countering violent extremism. >>

u.s. senate. the republican party had a great night. tremendous voter energy, all those who have a great chance of winning in november. the economy is so strong with nancy pelosi wanting to end the

people who don't know john mccain are vocal but steve says why have no republican u.s. senators expressed their absolute f'ing outrage on these attacks by john mccain by a white house staffer. it's despicable and the cowardice is nauseating. his point is good, this is an easy one. john mccain debated with people willingly, i debated him, others debated him but his honor is not to be questioned and the idea that you say john mccain doesn't matter -- >> and what kind of spurred this on was john mccain saying he had a policy difference and didn't want to support the cia nominee for director. he backed it up, it wasn't personal. >> he made a point of that. >> exactly right. what i find amazing is how kelly sadler still has a job and i don't think it should have made its way up to the president, she's a mid-level staffer, kelly should have dismissed her and this morning she should have walked in and handed in her resignation if he didn't. on top of all of her ignorance and poor judgment, she's becoming a problem for this administration, but donald trump said he was going to

this is the former republican u.s.senator from pennsylvania rick santorum. >> the president says things that don't comport with the facts. what is does that mean? >> i don't like calling people liars, but the reality is, this president has a problem. i've said that over and over again. i wish he wouldn't go out and say things that don't comport with the facts. >> let's bring back david gregory and april ryan for their insight. some republicans, especially republicans, david, who are not seeking re-election, they are speaking out. but a whole bunch of others aren't speaking out, referencing the president's misstatementing. >> the president has to be held accountable for lying, he just does. all presidents lie, but he seems to do it far more routinely. and i think, you know, even supporters of the president who may not like kritd schicriticis if they're going to hold us accountable, they ought to hold us accountable as well for lies that speak to real insecurity, you know, that raise such credibility questions. and that

. >>> a serving republican u.s.as given a blistering speech today. he gave a speech today at harvard law school in which he levied not only harsh criticism at president trump, but he also described president trump as posing a great danger, a severe danger to american democracy. watch. >> not to be unpleasant, but i do bring news from our nation's capital. first, the good news. your national leadership is, well, not good. at all.

. >>> a serving republican u.s. senator, senator jeff flake of arizona, has given a blistering speech today. he gave a speech today at harvard law school in which he levied not only harsh criticism at president trump, but he also described president trump as posing a great danger, a severe danger to american democracy. watch. >> not to be unpleasant, but i do bring news from our nation's capital. first, the good news. your national leadership is, well, not good. at all. our presidency has been debased by a figure who seemingly has a bottomless appetite for destruction and division, and only a passing familiarity with how the constitution works. and our article i branch of government, the congress, that's me, is utterly supine. in the face of the moral vandalism that flows from the white house daily. now, you might reasonably ask, where's the good news in that? well, simply put, we may have hit boston. this is it, if you've been wondering what the bottom looks like. this is what it look likes when you stress test all

what is remarkable about the primary you have an incumbent republican u.s. member of congress.ery, very conservative people down there. not those people but other people are very conservative. robert pittinger is a conservative member of congress. you would never think he would get out-conservatived. this is a vicious primary where you could end up with an incumbent u.s. member of congress get knocked out over who loves donald trump the most. that is the kind of district where steve bannon is quite right. you want to be the trumpiest trumper of all trumps. >> dana: is that true in the general? it's true for the primary. >> there i don't think you can be too republican. >> dana: chris stirewalt, thank you. >> you bet. >> dana: we are live at the white house awaiting the briefing with sarah sanders. we will take you there live. plus volcano eruption on the big island of hawaii and the river of lava on the move. the latest on the unfolding disaster. the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>

republicans currently hold a narrow majority in the u.s. senate: 51 to 49. will need to flip republican seats to win back control of the house in november. >> when we return, otherwordly architecture. >> these small homes that look like igloos are able to withstand natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes. >> how one couple's rebuilding puerto rico one earthship at a time. soledad: hurricane season is just two weeks away which means people in puerto rico will still be recovering from the devastating effects of last year's deadly hurricane maria when the new season starts june first. 20 thousand people there are still without power. and many are living in what's called "informal housing," basically tarp-covered homes in makeshift shanty towns. if another major hurricane hits puerto rico it could likely destroy the island. lauralina melendez and mario atunez lost their home when hurricane maria hit. and now they're building the island's first "earthship." it's a sustainable home made out of recycled materials. like old tires, glass bottles, and dirt. a

. >> california republicans are denounce ago self proclaimed neo nazi running for u.s. senate as republican. he has been essentially banned by the gop and his reaction to getting kicked out is creating a stir. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: leading republican candidate. self proclaimed and tie sem might patrick little pose this video on website after being rejected from california republican convention saturday. >> they had me in the building because i won't serve israel. >> reporter: little is seen standing on israel flag and even spits on it. >> jew those are not three letters that start the word judiciary. >> reporter: many clips have been removed by youtube due to their offensive nature. little who claims to be from albany is running against democratic diane finstein. put him in second place with a poll. board vote on resolution to condemn this guy. he has no support in the california gop. little's campaign website identifies him as a white advocate who favors limiting representation of jews in government. >> sne like this man comes a

with republican control of the u.s. congress up for grabs in november's midterm elections trump used the n.r.a. platform to return to rhetoric he used in twenty sixteen to excite pro-gun voters warning that democrats are determined to take away america's guns. tresor earthquakes have struck hawaii's big island where the killer way of al qaeda has been spewing lava into residential areas this is forced hundreds of people to flee. their homes aftershocks from a series of earthquakes have also been rumbling across the island the u.s. geological survey measured measured the largest tremor at magnitude six point nine the strongest one hundred seventy five so far they have been no reports of injuries or major damage and there we spoke with john tar sand a lava tour guide on the island so we're on the east side of the big island of hawaii and right now we are going through a period of time where we just went through massive swelling of the volcano and it's starting to release some of the energy in the last couple days what we'

u.s. republicans have suggested donald trump is deserving of the nobel peace prize they claim that the president should be recognized for his work to end the korean war and for moves to denuclearize the peninsula and historic meeting between the leaders of the north and south or the two countries pledged to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons before the end of the year apart from denuclearize ation the states agreed to formally end the korean war which dates back a half a century however president trump thinks that achievement is down to him. now there was so. what do you think. president trump had to do with i'll tell you what i kept everything. he's a sick puppy rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself obviously he's a pretty smart cookie we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. i just don't think the new. which world leader has done the most for world peace is three. that's a tough one but i guess i'd point to the moon of south korea can you point to which world leader has done the most for world peace out of these three

u.s. allies and republicans alike. trade partners vowing retaliation.e are joined by libby, head of public policy. ryu expecting them to go ahead with these tariffs? what would be the impact on the economy? when you look at what president trump has done, he has done what he said he would do. deal.ithdrew the iran on trade, he's been remarkably consistent. he is following through with promises made on the campaign trail that if you go back in time, several decades, president trump was talking about how the united states is getting shortchanged on trade. in some ways, it should not be a surprise. it is quite consistent with what he has said for a decade. there was hope obviously that the eu and the u.s. would reach a deal. it is unusual to impose tariffs on allies, especially when when he does allies to help us with our china strategy. maybe unusual but not unsurprising. and what a mess. mexico is heading to an election. they have to get together and speak with one voice. next?appens wto or an after breakdown? -- nafta breakdown? a nationaletting security

coming up thursday morning, florida republican congressman discusses the u.s.ithdrawal from the iran nuclear deal and upcoming talks with north korea. and then washington state democratic congresswoman camilla jayapal joins us to talk about immigration and russia's role in the 2016 election. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. on spin networks, 9 a.m. eastern, work on the u.s. nuclear waste policy. at 6 a.m., work on intelligence and national security. we discussed that former cia director john brennan and the former director of national intelligence, james clapper. on c-span2 at 10:00, the michael bennet nomination to the seventh circuit court is discussed in senate. at 10 a.m. on c-span three, the 2019 budget for the health and human services for terry with secretary alex azor. also, at 1:30 p.m., starbucks executive chair howard schultz on the role of public companies. >> gina haspel, president trump's pick to head the cia testified before the senate committee.e she just about her 30 year career with the cia and answe

from the california republican party is not supporting a republican candidate for the u.s. senate even though he is now in second place behind incumbent senator dianne feinstein. patrick little is a neo-nazi from albany who denies the holocaust happened and calls for country, quote, free from juice -- jewish people. the party strongly condemns anti-semitism at any other form of religious bigotry and says little is not an active member of the party. new poll by survey usa says he has 39% -- dianne feinstein has 39% support. kevin daley own and rocky de la fuente died -- tied at 8%. >> john cox is receiving the endorsement of a key member of congress. kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area has thrown his support behind talks. he's been pulling second or third with a democrat gabba news10 leading most of the surveys by a wide margin. it's hoping the convention starting today will decide whether to endorse cox or the other candidates. >>> 4:40. still searching for answers this morning. in mill valley after a terrifying crime. coming up at the top of the hour, the latest on wh

president, on another matter, with republican policies shaking the regulatory rust off the u.s. economy, american job creators, entrepreneurs, and working families have been thinking big again. for eight years democrats pushed a one-size-fits-all agenda that heaped outsize benefits on the largest cities and left the rest of the country struggling to catch up. now, main street businesses across america feel the wind is at their backs so they're expanding their operations, buying more equipment, and hiring new workers. for too long taxpayers grappled with an outdated federal tax code that seemed to keep more of their hard earned income every year. now thanks to republican tax reform, working families are seeing paychecks grow, special bonuses hit their bank accounts, and will send thousands of dollars less to the i.r.s. next year. now that congress and the president have put a stop to the last administration's rampant top-down federal rule making, u.s. manufacturing is churning back to life as well. the new economic climate that's taking hold across the country has producers feeli

they have separate schedules, bedrooms and priorities. >>> california republicans are denouncing a self-proclaimed neo-nazi running for u.sn. patrick little posted this video after getting ejected from the republican convention. he's seen standing on an israeli flag, at one point he spits on it. youtube has removed many of his clips because of their offensive nature. he's running against democratic senator dianne feinstein. a recent poll by survey usa put him in second place with 18% of the vote. >> mr. little cannot win here in california, but what he can do is use the number two position for a platform to raise his anti-semitic profile. >> californa's rnc tells abc 7 news little has no support in the california gop. he did not respond to our request for an interview. >>> new this morning, look at this crash. a southwest airlines plane arriving in baltimore was hit by a pickup truck at the airport and take a look here, you can see the damage on the plane. it's a picture from our abc station in washington, d.c. this is at the baltimore washington international airport. it happened about midnight eastern time. the flight w

he's reminding republicans. u.s. representative evan jenkins or the state attorney general patrick morrissey all on the ballot. i want to point out that only republicans can go to in this primary and west virginia and a lot of the people ran away with this state. a lot of people in the state are registered democrat who got republicans, but they can't vote today. >> voter turnout tends not to be very good back in 2014 west virginia's 32% of eligible voters. you don't have the broader and then you need somebody to win the long-term elections. >> this is what stay out to win. >> people died in an explosion about eight years ago in a coal mine operated by the company massey energy. maria: we'll take a break. closing in on a trillion dollars. apple closes in on the historic vials done. plus, new owners for nascar. the majority owners are working with goldman sachs on the possibility to fail. back in a moment right here. ♪ into retirement... and a little nervous. but not so much about what market volatility may do to their

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he lost in the republican primary for u.s. senate.ll run in the general election as a third-party candidate. global news 24 hours a day on air. in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. the trade dispute between the u.s. and china is not quite clear how long it will last. the treasury secretary says the u.s. has put the tariffs on hold. while negotiations are going on. by mike, bloomberg's international economics policy corresponded. we need to be brought up to date. we had negotiations with china. we were not sure what was going on. there was a $200 billion number thrown out there. >> as long as we are using military terms like trade war and truce, why don't we describe it as a technical with -- tactical retreat? the chinese basically said no. they have agreed on a face-saving way for both sides to back apart. the koreanbecause of talks coming up between the trump administration and north korea. when they get through that maybe this will all come back. the chinese agreed to buy more american agricultural neg -

melissa: the republican candidate for u.s. senate in west virginia are facing off.cy is live with more. peter? reporter: and as you can tell, this is the biggest show in town tonight. people showing up for the debate that starts a little less than two hours from right now. that's as we start to get word from the candidates trying to make a splash ahead of things like the former don blankenship, he is nicknaming them, mitch mcconnell is called cocaine mitch in a new ad, he says that cocaine mitch as a nickname grew out of mcconnell's wife, he has relatives associated with ships that have been used to traffic drugs. links to super pacs that spent $1.3 million. attacks that blankenship boosts him. >> i think it probably moves me up a little bit because i don't think that mitch mcconnell realizes how anti-helm and how anti-the establishment west virginians are. reporter: there's a reason so much national attention is on the race. one of the best opportunities to pick up a democratic seat and as conservative heavyweights begin to weigh in, the attorney general thinks he

running on the republican side, current u.s. congressman todd.t add uses trump language, calling mueller's investigation a witch hunt and he has worn a make america great again hat in his campaign videos. also running, luke messer, part of the group of republicans pushing the president's nomination for a nobel peace prize for his progress with north korea. and businessman mike braun, who credits trump for his decision to run for the senate. in ohio, two republicans are competing to face the incumbent democratic senator, sherrod brown. mike gibbons, an investment banker with zero political experience and current congressman jim renacci. renacci. apologies. who was recently endorsed by trump. we're also looking at the ohio governor's race and who will succeed the term limited republican governor, john kasich. in the running is democrat rich cordrey, former head of the consumer national protection bureau under president obama. he also has the support of democratic senator elizabeth warren. he is facing some familiar names here. facing the former cle

senate candidate don blankenship responding to president trump's call for his defeat in today's republican u.srimary. joining us now, national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc steve kornacki. editor in chief of axios, nicholas johnston and political reporter for nbc news and msnbc, alex us. >> the story that's emerging in the last couple of days is in west virginia. it's the late momentum that blankenship has in this race. a three-way race, when you look at the public polling, it looked like he had faded back to third place, ten days ago. it looked like the effort from the republican establishment to suppress him was working. what's happened since then? he's dominated the coverage the last week of the race. he had a stylistically well received debate performance that got him some attention. the comments about cocaine mitch, the comments about his words here, china people owning the label that came to him of bigotry that came with that. he's dominated the coverage. this race has been all about him. the weird situation is we do not have a public poll, an nbc poll, a media organizat

. >>> new at 5:30, a republican candidate for the u.s. senate is rising in the polls. why fellow republicans say they do not support his extreme platform. >> plus, a state-of-the-art urban oasis is taking shape in san francisco. the city's rooftop garden will host more than 16,000 plants. we'll take you on a tour coming up. >> and mandatory evacuations in hawaii as lava flows through neighborhoods after a volcanic eruption. local officials though say they are worried about more than just the lava. >> and our weather today lots of sunshine across most of the bay area and a bit of a warmup finally some 80s to talk about. a few changes over the weekend that could include clouds and a drop-off in the numbers. we'll have more on the weekend outbreak coming up. -- we'll have more on the weekend outlook coming up. >>> lava is flowing through the streets and through cracks in the roads as a volcano on hawaii's big island erupts. more than 1500 people have now been forced to leave their homes. they live in the rural area near the kilauea coliseum. to make matters worse, three ea

he already has strong support from california's republican establishment including u.s.r kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. >>> bart police and san francisco police say they are planning to tag team foot patrols in a downtown san francisco bart station. bart riders say the civic center station has been ground zero for drug use. in an effort to address this issue, officers with bart and sfpd will start making independent patrols through that station. they say they will clear the concourse of people sleeping, sitting or using drugs in the area. this afternoon the bart spokesman excused the -- discussed the changes being made and was with us on "four on 2". >> we have reached a tipping point in terms of substance abuse and people with addiction coming into the stations which has, you know, in the videos you've seen which are very disturbing, that's a small snapshot of the 20 hours that the station is open but nonetheless, it's unacceptable. >> bart is also working with the salvation army to provide those in need with substance abuse treatment programs. the transit agency says i

u.s. jobs. republican florida senator marco rubio who has been against the zte deal tweeting today -- and now this, more than a quarter of u.s. senators have signed a letter urging the white house to protect national security interests in this part of the u.s.-china trade deals. let's bring in the author of the coming collapse of china. he is gordon chang, what's your reaction. good to see you, by the way. >> good to see you, liz. zte is complicated. zte does buy qualcomm and intel chips and uses the google android system. if you are qualcomm, you've got to be a little concerned because zte along with huawei are trying to dominate 5g, that is important, that's critical for qualcomm's future. considerations on both sides of this. this shows you how complicated things get. liz: good point because you want to see whether or not the president is fighting for what the u.s. needs are. here's what the two sides have reportedly agreed on this broad outline, save zte, u.s. companies could do business with zte, zte

republican districts, such as kansas. our trading partners know this. china targeted sargum when the u.s. began tariffs on washing machines and solar panels. that hits squarely in kansas. that's really pinching the farmers there. you also have other grain crops. the tpp would have given that, and the trump administration is seeking to do other bilateral deals. they've asked japan to start negotiations. japan hasn't jumped at the opportunity yet. they hope by reserving nafta, it will preserve the canada and mexico markets. but after that, you get the feeling countries are waiting and seeing how the nafta talks go before they jump into some high pressure trade negotiations with the trump administration. >> ian is in oceanside, new york, republican, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i would like to touch off of nafta with clinton. casper under bush. barack keeping corporate taxes so high. thank heavens for president trump. you can't just have high level google jobs. the future is steel, coal, like those jobs that went to mexico, those are coming back. they're going to revitalize that whole

. >> the republican nominee for a u.s. house seat in illinois is causing some concern.tate broker bill faywell not backing down from conspiracy theories he's pushed over the years that the september 11th terrorist an inside job and that beyonce has ties to the illuminati. he's set to face off with democratic opponent in november. our senior editor is with me now. what did you uncover? >> all right. so this guy bill falwell is reasoning in the 17th congressional district in illinois. it's a district that trump won by 1%. the democrat beat the republicans by 20 points. the republicans didn't really make an effort to recruit a candidate. so this guy, who wrote in his book that 9/11 was a controlled demolition and i think he went a little bit further when he was speaking with us and said, quote, jet fuel can't melt steal beams", he's a very big 9/11 truther and he's captured the nomination for this district. >> and what is this about beyonce and the illuminati? >> a few years ago he wrote in a blog post that beyonce and jay-z on his web site had ties to the illuminati. now,

u.s. president wants to rescue the chinese tech giant that he set out to destroy republicans a baffled about the pledge investors hope this will ease trade tensions also coming up with the u.s. pulling out of the iran deal russia china and europe all want to feel the business forward but what cost. on the french rail such strike saga continues in just court worse all the french government buckle under the pressure of commuter chaos. this is your business update on how the home for. you could join me talk about eight earn around after banning american supplies from doing business with the chinese tech giant is a u.s. president donald trump now says he wants to save the company it relies heavily on tech made in the usa trump says he's instructed officials to come up with a rescue plan saying too many jobs are at risk with a pledge of a rescue plan has sparked consternation from lawmakers from both sides of the political spectrum first of all though it's raised the question why. just one month ago things looked pretty grim for a chinese phone maker z.t. e how to be denied access to american sup