be recognizedto by the federal government as a sovereign nation, as a federally recognized native american tribe. it did not give us a whole lot of freedom to construct our laws and government the way we saw fit. ourselves in the early 2000's to completely restructure our constitution. we took the department interior out of it. we do not need to have approval to have a constitutional amendment. we created our legislative structure so that we had representation for tribal members not just here in oklahoma but nationwide. we look at the things that were important to us as unique, sovereign nation and put that into our foundational document. us it was important to take the federal government out of it. to havenot need day-to-day say on how we run our affairs here. we are capable of doing so and we have proven so that we can be successful. we try to have a lot of interaction in the museum. it engages our younger generation. ofallows us to showcase some the information that would be hard for people to grasp otherwise. this is our allotment map. what we are seeing here, all of these pink and red

because of this dispersed removal area, they were actually today nine tribes in the sovereign nations. two of them were canadian first nations. some villages signed treaties, some are able to negotiate treaties to stay in the great lakes with very restricted reservations. in some today were forcefully removed. this particular section of the highlight one particular removal, which we refer to as the trail of death. it happened the same year as the trail of teal it -- trail of tears and we left within days of each other. this is a particularly gutwrenching removal, our ancestors on this particular removal are ones who had refused to negotiate with the federal government. agents called a treaty council and asked to meet in twin lakes indiana. when the different village arrived with villagers, they were thrown into a church and the doors were locked and they were told they are going west in three days whether they liked it or not. there were not enough provisions, was not enough water, not enough wagons or horses for people to make the removal even somewhat comfortable. so they sent out f

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because of this dispersed more nineal era there are distinct pottawatomie tribes that are each sovereign nations. seven of them are in the u.s., and two of them are canadian first nations. it is because of this era where some signed treaties that remove them at one. and some were able to negotiate treaties to stay in the great lakes with a very restricted reservation. and some like the ancestors of the pottawatomie today were fortunately removed. this particular section of the museum, we highlight one particular removal which is what we refer to as the trail of death. theappened the same year of cherokee trail of tears. we left our homelands within a few days of each other. this is particularly heartbreaking and gutwrenching in the removal of our ancestors who were removed on this were ones removal and who had refused to negotiate with the federal government. a treaty council was called in and asked people to meet at menominee village and what is today -- in what is today twin lakes. arrived with their villagers, and they were thrown into a church, the doors were locked, and they were told they

us this week marks nineteen years since britain went to doing arguably illegal war against a sovereign nation without any resolution from the u.n. security council mandating violence no no the iraq russian backed serbia in yugoslavia and even de facto china in yugoslavia in a sense the un is sidelined in all of this the russians and chinese made it clear some months ago that they couldn't support military threats but we simply couldn't stand by and do nothing as a result of russian and chinese our eight years later nato supreme allied commander of that war general wesley clark explained what the pentagon would then tell him i came back to see him a few weeks later and by that time we were bombing in afghanistan i said are we still going to war with iraq and he said all which worse than that he said. just pick up a piece of paper he said i just said i just got this down from upstairs secor defense office today and he said this is a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in five years starting with iraq and syria lebannon libya somalia sudan and finishing off iran. of t

the attempted murder of a ride that citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation.e to reporters on a flight back from africa, and said theresa may's statement that this appeared to be a military grade nerve agent, developed by russia, seemed to the us to be accurate. he said it was beyond convention that a state, a foreign nation such as russia, would do something like this, and asked whether there would be a response. he said that it would certainly be a response. with the us embroiled in its own investigation into russian interference in the elections, is this notion of a russia that is becoming more powerful and troublesome to its neighbours beginning to sound alarm bells? to some, certainly, but it is very interesting that up until now, we had very little on this from the united states, as i mentioned. indeed, the white house press spokesman, spokeswoman, sarah sanders, had not got as far as rex tillerson did in this statement, refusing to say point—blank that russia was clearly involved in this. of course, as far as donald trump is concerned, he directly as be

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he is protecting his country, we have to have a more sovereign nation with fiscal borders. lou: you are talking to choir here, the audience of this broadcast, that is why they want that damn wall, kellyanne. >> i am with them. lou: thank you. >> up head, next of house intelligence committee demanding answers of fbi handling of klystroklein-- clinton investigr crying out loud. >> then he should immediately move to hole the department of justice and fbi in contempt and if we have to vote on contempt, we should immediately move to impeach those officials. lou: gregg jarrett joining to us take up nunez's proposal and fbi and department of justice corruption here next, stay with liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. retail. under pressu

he is protecting his country, we have to have a more sovereign nation with fiscal borders. lou: you are talking to choir here, the audience of this broadcast, that is why they want that damn wall, kellyanne. >> i am with them. lou: thank you. >> up head, next of house intelligence committee demanding answers of fbi handling of klystroklein-- clinton investigr crying out loud. >> then he should immediately move to hole the department of justice and fbi in contempt and if we have to vote on contempt, we should immediately move to impeach those officials. lou: gregg jarrett joining to us take up nunez's proposal and fbi and department of justice corruption here next, stay with lou: sometimes things don't go the fbi let''s way. >> a new resolution concerning pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, 49 people were killed. the shooter, omar mateen's father was a confidence shall informant for the fbi, he was one for more than a decade before that massacre in 2016. that according to new testimony in court documents in trial of omar mateen's widow, his from either sadiq was captured on

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he is protecting his country, we have to have a more sovereign nation with fiscal borders.: you are talking to choir here, the audience of this broadcast, that is why they want that damn wall, kellyanne. >> i am with them. lou: thank you. >> up head, next of house intelligence committee demanding answers of fbi handling of klystroklein-- clinton investigr crying out loud. >> then he should immediately move to hole the department of justice and fbi in contempt and if we have to vote on contempt, we should immediately move to impeach those officials. lou: gregg jarrett joining to us take up nunez's proposal and fbi and department of justice and department of justice corruption here next, stay with ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrou

it's quite clear they have to concept of what a sovereign nation does to defend its working people andmanufacturers. >> they do not. but i think we are gradually starting to educate them. when the world doesn't fall apart after the steel and aluminum tariffs, perhaps then they will understand it. lou: isn't it amazing some of these wags are worried about a trade war. they don't realize the trade policies of germany and china are a trade war that has been raging for years now against the united states and this country is pay trillions -- paying trillions of dollars our cumulative trade deficit with mexico is over $1 trillion. that's just mexico. forget about china and europe. it's many, many trils. if that money had gone for infrastructure, think how much better off this country would be. lou: without question. and i'm sure, i'm absolutely certain that most of americans don't realize the united states of america hasn't run a trade surplus since 1975. and you have all of the corporatists and the u.s. multi-nationals as represented by the business rounds table in particular cluck and clac

this is about australia saying we are a sovereign nation and we reject interference, improper interferencey country, regardless. it's important to knowledge that right up front. in terms of trade and investment relationship with china, it's healthy and strong and continues to mature, from time to time we have trade irritants, but we work through it. and we afford that that reputedly -- we have done that repeatedly. mark: you are resisting any big and all funds -- any big involvement in the belt and road initiative. case.obo: that is not the australia, when i was in china in moast year, signed up you between australia and china for cooperation third countries on bill rudin initiatives. australianh of the business community can be involved in. asm the researcher position well as project financing counties are all areas where australia has real strength area we have the opportunity to draw upon a number of different experiences that we've had in use that to affect for our and china's benefit. cppp was signed in chile. how soon before you get the ratification of at least six signatures? mr. ci

>> well, first of all, i think the governor of california is not a ruler of a sovereign nation. under supremacy claws under article 6, u.s. law does trump state law. the things that they've been doing out there in california, a test base for liberals. >> this is always attention. coming from a small state myself, i believe in state rights. but at some point as a country, there needs to be certain guidelines and certain rules and regulations and laws that make us indeed a country. once somebody is in one state they can go anywhere they want and everybody else is affected. how do they deal with this, in terms of the mayor of oakland and any city right now that is saying come one, come all, you can come here and and we will protect you against the likes of your colleagues or i should say former colleagues. >> right. unlike the politicians of california, our ice and border patrol agents take an oath to their office to defend the constitution of the united states, the laws of the united states and defend it from all enemies foreign and domestic. what this mayor did was -- jeopardized

it makes sense if you're a sovereign nation to do it. gerri: the dow up 58.ed opening for this morning. could the market gains we saw yesterday, could they fizzle as we get more news on the e.u. retaliatory action if trump doesn't back up his promise of instituting these terrorists? >> i don't think the e.u. retaliatory action has been imposed on the market. motorcycles, bourbon, harder at the congressional leadership to try to get them to work with president trump, to back off. the e.u.'s biggest worry is the steel otherwise targeted for the u.s. winds up in europe and hurts them more. gerri: mitch, canadian pm trudeau: the president last night and same look, we don't want you to impose these tariffs in canada is the biggest supplier commended his sources steel to the u.s. with the cost of offending our closest ally? >> canada and mexico the next -- much bigger trade deficit. also bargaining trip for the next round of nafta negotiations. very hard to ever figure out within the calculus in terms of why they do what they do and say what they say. let's not los

we're a sovereign nation. >> exactly why don't we just provide information.es are being closely closed in. they can't do this and that. why can't we do what we want regarding aluminumm and steal. >> >> from dusty boxes forgotten in the attic... emerge military artifacts handed down across five generations... >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> ...an heirloom that may be a long-lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once-in-a-lifetime find. i'd never seen one before, and i don't expect to see one again. >> value is just rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coast there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

we're a sovereign nation. >> exactly why don't we just provide information.ng closely closed in. they can't do this and that. why can't we do what we want regarding aluminumm and steal. >> >> if he doesn't do this we will lose aluminum and steel very quickly and are steel industry very quickly thereafter. this will cause huge damage across broad sectors of the economy. lauren: white house officials, to defend president trump who proposed steel and aluminum terrace, but markets are still rattled by the consequences of a possible global trade war. >> the dow lost 2% of its value sunward about trade tensions. cheryl: is still pointing to some rocky trading. dow futures down 26 points five days in a

>> we as a sovereign nation have a right to put up a wall and say who can and cannot come into this countryunderstand that. we don't dispute that whatsoever. >> so i'm not against mexicans. my wife is mexican, okay. don't come off with that we don't want people from mexico or that i'm afraid of mexicans. no. mexicans will stay in their houses and live their lives. but there are criminal elements that are going to come over. >> trump says we need to build a wall. it will block people from mexico coming in. well, what he fails to understand is even with having fences and high security, people are still managing to get through that. >> true. >> so with the wall you don't think there is a way to get through that wall? you don't think -- and i just think it is like -- he's just picturing a wall just to separate us. >> you may say the wall is not going to work and other people will come in. but politically if they passed a bill that had increased border security with daca, what is wrong with that? because then trump could say, hey, i put up the wall. i met my promise, right? and we get daca, we g

with the european union and free trade deals around the rest of the world under an independent, sovereign nation. >> mr. speaker, the international trade secretary says that business organizations and tuc have got it all wrong, that they don't know best how to prosper or grasp opportunities. i just put it gently to her, it might be they've got more of a clue than he has about the interests of business jobs and living standards. last week, the health secretary, and it's wonderful to see him here today, i assume he was speaking on behalf of the government when he said there will be areas and sectors of industry where we agree to align our regulations. he seems to know the answer. so can the prime minister enlighten the rest of us as to which sectors of the government wants to remain aligned and which they plan to diverge? >> good question. >> well, first of all, the right honorable gentleman himself has said i'm going to be making a speech on these issues later this week, so he could -- just calm down. all right. i've already -- i've already set out -- i've already set out in some detail the posit

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very favorably with anyone in the world at our company, as long as we're not competing against sovereign nations who are giving unfair advantage to their corporations. trish: let me ask you this though. why should your industry get singled out here? why not do it for he have industry? we'll just do it for aluminum and steel, and just for washing machines coming from south korea? maybe we need to think about doing it for he have single industry so everybody has a level playing field? your thoughts? >> well i don't believe sub sidization. the purpose of this is to protect american jobs. testimony friedman, quite liberal, the things that made us great are infrastructure, best education, the best rules to incentivize risk-taking to prevent recklessness, government funded research to push out the boundaries of physics and chemistry to the best venture-capitalists, take the best ideas, create business of the future. those things made us freight. these are the bedrock principles that he spoke about. and a ron i cannily, a great liberal in tom friedman is talking about five bedrock principles that -- tr

the attempted murder of a private citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation and we are outraged that russia appears to have again engaged in such behavior. from the ukraine to syria and the u.k., russia continues to be an irresponsible force of instability around the world acting with open disregard for the sovereignty of other states. we agree those responsible both those who committed this crime and those who ordered it must face appropriately serious consequences. skip that was the last statement put out by rex tillerson as secretary of state monday night last week. that same night he also spoke to reporters and made similarly strong remarks condemning russia. the most strongly anti-russia comments he made in his time as secretary of state, and within hours of making those comments and releasing that statement, rex tillerson was fired. next morning rex tillerson was fired. that was last week. now the national security advisory has been fired, and it is a matter of record that we've also got the last public remarks made by national security advisor h.r. mcmaster before the presiden

would look at the rest of the world and we would, of course, eventually recognize them as a sovereign nation, and there are a lot of different things that could happen here. this is going to be a very long slog if it's going to be done at all and it's going to require a lot of patience on the part of people in the united states and in other parts of the world who are not necessarily known for their patience. >> we heard shortly just a bit ago the fire and fury sound bite from president trump and we heard it often, frankly, that was seven months ago. from fire to fury and face-to-face in seven months is one thing. but even in recent weeks talk of a military strike on the north. what happened? is the north starving from sanctions? are they fearing a military strike or are they bluffing? >> well, i think it could be a little bit of both. i think what you're seeing here, dave, is the idea that the sapgzs asapgz are biting. certainly an increased pressure that has been put on north korea. we have reports that one-tenth of the normal trade volume that goes across the chinese/north korean bordser i

you read the statement they're saying vladimir putin's government trying to kill somebody in a sovereign nation using a dangerous chemical weapon that hasn't happened since world war ii and the president says nothing tough. he says i talked to the prime minister and i agree but there's an opportunity to frame putin for what he is and the president won't do it. >> right. there are two responses, one is the trump response, the other is the administration response and you've seen that over the past six months to a year, you've seen the administration provide ukraine with lethal weapons. the obama administration held back on that. you saw that remarkable attacked spurred on by russia in syria against u.s. allies there and u.s. forces repelled forcefully. now today's briefing was interesting, they talked about the sanctions in three buckets, election meddling will get top billing but they talked about a russian cyber intrusion into the energy grid and the malware that spread over europe. this used to be an escalating confrontation with russia. it bears watching very closely but i don't know that we'

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we're a sovereign nation. >> exactly why don't we just provide information.tech companies are being closely closed in. they can't do this and that. why can't we do what we want regarding aluminumm and steal. >> lou dobbs: because time has run out. mark simone and rebecca rose. good night. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're

as a sovereign nation if they want the security on an international border they have to foot the billpresident making that promise, wasn't exactly helpful. i think he'll probably maybe try to row negotiate that with the nafta issue. i don't know if it's a dead talking appointment. in terms of the realistic goals, there's been a lot of hysteria around president trump's idea for the wall. if you listen to the acting commission e for the border patrol today and the statements he made he's saying all of the suggestions that we are getting when it comes to where we put the funding for the wall, where we're going to start building or replacing wall along the border, all of the suggestions coming from people on the ground. field agents who are saying these are the most important places, we need to stop violent cartels from coming through. and human trafficking. i know that it's been president trump's big statement and he's certainly deserves credit for that. in terms of the details of where this initial funding and where this other funding, whether it comes from the military, from the regula

the attempted murder of a private citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation. we're outraged that russia, again, appears to have been engaged in such behavior from ukraine to syria and now the u.k., russia continues to be an irresponsible force of instability in the world. acting with open disregard for the sovereignty of other states and the life of their citizens. those who committed the crime and ordered it must face appropriately serious consequences. those who committed the crime and those who ordered it. that was the last written statement put out by secretary of state rex tillerson in the following morning he was fired. now, as with h.r. mcmaster and his russia criticism in that afternoon speech right before the white house put out word last night he would be fired, like the situation with mcmaster, this could be coincidence. there could be no connection between these events at all. it could happen the president wants to fire these guys or mulling over firing these guys at the same time this russia crisis is happening with what appears to have been a rus

the first and foremost is that any sovereign nation needs to know how many citizens it has. the second is that all kinds of statistics require us, like unemployment statistics, knowing how many of the people in the united states are citizens and how many are noncitizens, meaning aliens, o both legal and illegal. we have to know that. and then apportionment. if congress decides, as it should, to stop countinge illegal aliens, we need to know exactly how many are in each category. i mean, it's absurd that states like california have an inflated number of representatives inin congress because they have so many illegal aliens. so, there are so many reasons. let me quickly respond to your previous guest. i couldn't stop laughing. his notion that it's unconstitutional to count citizens, ask people if they are citizens or not, look, we started doing this in the 1820 census. the founding fathers were still alive in 1820. if it was unconstitutional to ask, are you a citizen, they would have said hey, don't ask the citizenship question. that's unconstitutional. the second thing is, th

the attempted murder of a private citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation, and we are outraged that russia appears to have engaged in such behavior. why is this important? because just hours earlier, the white house press secretary sarah sanders said the same thing, but left something very important out. take a listen. >> the use of a highly lethal nerve agent against uk citizens on uk soil is an outrage. the attack was reckless, indiscriminate and irresponsible. we offer the fullest condemnation and extend the sympathy to if victims and family. we stand by our closest ally and the special relationship that we have. >> you're not saying russia was behind this? >> right now we're standing with our uk ally. i think they're still working through even some of the details of that. we're going to continue to work with the uk and we certainly stand with them through out this process. >> there's also, too, in "the new york times" in an op ed, president trump has allowed putin with a free hand -- tillerson didn't. >> theresa may comes out and mentions russia. s >> when you ask the question,

the attempted murder of a private citizen on the soil of a sovereign nation, and we are outraged thatsia appears -- >> uk citizens on uk soil is an outrage. the attack was reckless, indiscriminate and irresponsible. we offer the fullest condemnation and extend our sympathy to the victims and their families and our support to the uk government. we stand by our closest ally in the special relationship that we have. >> so you're not saying that russia was behind this act? >> right now we are standing with our uk ally. i think they're still working through even some of the details of that and we're going to continue to work with the uk and we certainly stand with them throughout this process. >> i gesds she didn't hear theresa may say it was russia. we have to go to the u.n. it was russia. it was russia. >> those details were pretty clear. let's bring back john avlon and a a.b. stod dard. why is it so difficult for this white house to say russia? >> just watching sarah say that was so painful and her written remarks was that the attack was irresponsible, reckless and discriminate. why is

russia's illegal annexation of crimea was the first time since the second world war that one sovereign nationory from another in europe. russia has commented conflict in the dom bass, violated the airspace of several european countries and mounted a cyber campaign of espionage and disruption. this has included meddling in elections and hacking the danish ministry of defence and the danish ministry of defence and the bundestag among many others. during his recent state of the union address, president putin showed video graphics of missile launches, flight video graphics of missile launches, flight trajectories and explosions, including the modelling of attacks on united states with a series of warheads implanting in florida. while the extrajudicial killing of terrorists and dissidents outside of russia were given legal sanction by the russian parliament in 2006 and, of course, russia used radiological su bsta nces of course, russia used radiological substances in its barbaric assault on mr litvinenko. we saw promises to assist the investigation then but they resulted in denial and obfuscation a

coaches the impending summer of 96 games in montreal presented 30 years of debt where most of the sovereign nations inevitably come because it fell canada was complicit with south africa's apartheid. moscowmer 1980 games in -- there was a u.s. led boycott of 65 countries. terror and death become the issues. what we're talking about is cold war politics playing out. this is through the olympics. here, hethis gentleman actually is a claim that says we're going to make was angela still a big city. in 1978, los angeles was the only city to bid for the jerry brown of the games. he was trying to compete for but there was upheaval. was and is becomes the only city. at the hem of all this, they created the los angeles organization -- olympic organization, a committee of one and 150 members that brainstormed innovative ideas that solved any unforeseen problems that occurred. the losod to corral angeles chamber of commerce to sponsor the games of the of the city of office was possibility and changed house it is presented for the olympics. this hubris was credited with the creation of the olympic sponsor prog