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president goes on a tweet storm, does that show this this is getting under its skin some sort of the rush sla investigation. the last two weeks are all indications it feels as if the walls are closing in on the president, the michael case. it is coming sooner rather than later. that's what's got the president fired up. washington is paralyzed after this. what else is going to happen? i would say nothing. >> michael cohen, night he poesz more of a threat than robert mueller? >> i don't think it's. the fact is they are more related. so i wouldn't call them unrelated in thissen since at all. if they did nothing belong there's wrd that there's a lobbiest. scott p rruitt. at what point does this start to overshadow the policy moves that pru it has made that the president likes? >> i think they overhshadowed te presidency move. i think the fact is the i think the president is very sympatheticic to that. >> all right. we'll be back and talk ability the russia investigation. that is a conversation to watch. . now we want to bring you breaking news. a deadly shooting a it a waffle house there. at leas

forward to be progressive and progress of looking at what statutes are really racist represent genocide, sla slavery. is this what we have? that statute doesn't represent that. it is going to be put in storage. most likely moved to a museum where people have the thoughts about genocide. think about the first people of the land. you are sitting on and you benefit from. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none we will move to rebuttle. mr. smith. three minutes please. >> thank you. as i tried to be clear in my brief, my point in this appeal is not to antagonize any group of people or one philosophy. i am trying to see that the rule of law is apply here. i am very distressed that it has not been applied thus far. the comments we heard recently i don't know the woman's name with the young child. it was political. they are political. everyone is racist that supports it. i can stand up here all day and say i am not racist. according to who because of rand i inherited the racist genes. whatever. i can argue that the carols were native-americans. but that doesn't change anythin

c-span's " q&a." 7:00 p.m.,ing at james comey will be live on the tv on c-span 2 on prime time with his sla autobiography "a higher loyalty." he will discuss several of the director,faced as fbi including the russian investigation, hillary clinton's emails, and his views on the president. watch james comey live on prime time on c-span 2 on monday, senokot p.m. eastern. >> the second year -- for the second year in a row, president trump chose to skip the annual white house correspondents dinner and hold a rally away from nation's capital. at this event in michigan, the president talks about the accomplishments of his admira

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the chaos in the white house extends beyond just the day-to-to day sla lashs scandals but also throughefense policy. >> with, peter, if i go back to you on this, oh, of course, there's a political imperative for donald trump to intervene to establish a firm red line whether he it cops to the use of chemical weapons and that's something that france and the uk also want to get behind. but clearly, this is all tangled up with the war in syria. that presents the backdrop, that violence, that instability to the alleged attack. do you think there is any political imperative for donald trump to device a more coherent strategy on syria? do you think he's going to make any moves on actually trying to change the regime of assad there? >> i don't know about regime change. he needs to be more coherent in all of his foreign policy. president is hodgepodge. he goes off in different directions as pointed out by michael. there's no coordination between him and his top generals or even the secretary of state when tillerson was around. such disjoined action on the part of the president and words is very

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c-span's " q&a." 7:00 p.m.,ing at james comey will be live on the tv on c-span 2 on prime time with his sla autobiography "a higher loyalty." he will discuss several of the director,faced as fbi including the russian investigation, hillary clinton's emails, and his views on the president. watch james comey live on prime time on c-span 2 on monday, senokot p.m. eastern. >> the second year -- for the second year in a row, president trump chose to skip the annual white house correspondents dinner and hold a rally away from nation's capital. at this event in michigan, the president talks about the accomplishments of his administration, the upcoming midterm elections, and the recent controversy surrounding his pick for veterans affairs secretary, among several other topics. this is just under an hour and a half. ♪ ["god bless the usa" playing] ♪ [cheers] >> usa. usa. usa. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. hello, michigan. i love this state, and i love the people of this state. thank you for being here. thank you. you may have heard. i was invited to another event, tonight. the white h

slaing opec this morning for inflating oil prices tweeting look like opec is at it again with record amounts of oil all over the place including the fully loaded ships at sea. oil prices are artificially very high no good, and will not be accepted with us on the phone, the founder and president of energy consulting company husseiny energy sir, thank you for joining us. what would you say to president trump about his allegations, about prices being artificially high right now. >> well, melissa, i think mr. trump must have missed the collapse of oil prices over the last three years they have been devastating to the oil industry and the $70 that we are at right now, about $65 for wti is barely enough to sustain the investments required to keep oil flowing. if there wasn't a recovery now, we would probably be seeing a severe shortfall by 2019 so i think president trump must have missed the fact that you need favorable economics to make investments. and at the 60, $50 that we were looking at, there just wasn't enough investment happening in the oil industry >> sure. now, this morning ther

slaing affordable and causing buyers this spring to overstretch.ty is expected to weaken at a the fastest peace in a quarter century. it's base on a homeowner's monthly payments weakened by 5 thrz this year and could weaken another 10 to 15% by the end of the year thanks to rises in interest rates. the average payment could rise theresa taylor has been selling homes almost a decade and says she is seeing more buyers than ever getting in over their head. >> we have some concerns when we see people putting so little down, a small earnest money deposit down, and you can literally see on paper -- you could see them stretching to make this happen there were more inventory that wouldn't be happening. >> reporter: the share of borrowers with debt payments more than 45% of their income more than tripled in the second half of last year and continue this is year part of that is that fannie mae loosened some of its standards but clearly demand was waiting if you missed the numbers they are all on cnbc.com right now. >> for more on what the rising mortgage rat