president trump is taking more heat for his tweets at two cable t.v. hostsying about them. elisabeth hur has more. >> president trump marked this fourth of july weekend with a tweet honoring the nation's veterans. you shed your loved, poured your blood and bared your soul in defense of our country, our people and great american flag. >> there is no holiday in his war with msnbc first couple. he calls her dumb as a rock. >> he's so much more vicious against women. >> the president commenting -- >> the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house but i'm president and they are not. >> the latest squabbles come as president trump's obama care repeal plan is hung up in the senate. trump tweeting to lawmakers if they can't agree on obama care, they should repeal and replace at a later date. mitch mcconnell ruled that out. the president getting push back for his request for possible voting fraud. the states citing their own privacy laws. abc new, new york. >> recreational marijuana is now legal in nevada. people lined up as you can see to be among the

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everything is going to be all right is hotter then sex hotter than sex being reassured by a lefty t.v. host reading a teleprompter that everything is ok that's supposed to be hotter than sex so to me that's just the most ridiculous lee obvious proof of what's supposed to be cool and edgy these days and it's clearly being as lefty as possible the writer of this insanely stupid article is just trying to be cool that's what's trendy right now so that's what they'll do never mind if it's excruciating lee embarrassingly stupid as long as it's cool that's all that matters this article should have never made it past the editor's desk but the fact that it did it speaks volumes about how low the media is willing to think just to pander to the left behind mind and to me there's nothing hard about that. the series of. the experience. that you get out of the old. according to josh. probably for the wrong. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't help big picture we'll go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. i've got to do just that and you're watchi

everything's going to be all right is hotter then sex hotter than sex being reassured by a lefty t.v. host reading a teleprompter that everything is ok that's supposed to be hotter than sex so to me that's just the most ridiculous lee obvious proof of what's supposed to be cool and edgy these days and it's clearly being as lefty as possible the writer of this insanely stupid article is just trying to be cool that's what's trendy right now so that's what they'll do never mind if it's excruciating lee embarrassingly stupid as long as it's cool that's all that matters this article should have never made it past the editor's desk but the fact that it did it speaks volumes about how the little.

everything is going to be all right is hotter then sex hotter than sex being reassured by a lefty t.v. host reading a teleprompter that everything is ok that's supposed to be hotter than sex so to me that's just the most ridiculous lee obvious proof of what's supposed to be cool and edgy these days and it's clearly being as lefty as possible the writer of this insanely stupid article is just trying to be cool that's what's trendy right now so that's what they'll do never mind if it's excruciating li embarrassingly stupid as long as it's cool that's all that matters this article should have never made it past the editor's desk but the fact that it did it speaks volumes about how low the media is willing to think just to pander to the left the hive mind and to me there is nothing hard about that. but since we don't. have the experience. you get out of the old. according to. the. problem for the. most people thing to stand out in this is this you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read in truth to stand the losers and you just the d

i think this comes out of his skill as a reality t.v. host.knows, you know, don't stand up there and give some boring policy speech. say thing of this nature here that paint a vivid image in people's mind's and of course they responded to it. he does this over and over and over again. >> here's a problem with paying -- the voters he's reaching with that imagery, the slasher movie and the thing he did tonight, these are people who care about immigration. this goes back to sessions, because the one guy in his cabinet whose actually doing something and enforcing the law, arrests are up. sessions are spending administration orders to the immigration office to help enforce -- today he sanctioned cities who cot ld these supposed killers. session has been the one guy who delivered on trump's promise when the rest of the agenda that seems to be bogged down. i think that's when you saw this timid push back from the hazing that sessions has been getting from the president. >> if i can mac a boring point about accuracy, i'm unaware of my prosecutor or po

t.v. note host and randy is calling from michigan. good morning. morning, paul, i'd like to start by thanking you and all the men and women blind scenes for bringing this great show. thank you, you are doing a great the nation. being only a high school graduate, i learned in civics when you have of house, senate and presidency, that you own under your pens watch. , on the aca, he made it clear he didn't want democrats.the this one here, mr. trump, you're owns it, so are the republicans, you want, you brag seven ving a plan for years, you're the guys that go 't get it done, don't blame us democrats, we asked you way back to start, you didn't us. to join we didn't invoke that reconciliation back then. to join, thank -- for host: go ahead, john. caller: good morning. thank god for c-span because it allows us americans, real to voice our opinions. mitch mcconnell in the beginning of barack obama's presidency, said one thing he's going to toward is time making opinions. president obama a one-term president. willing to work with him on anything, he wasn'

t.v. series hosts of cards as the russian president appeared to strike a similar facial expression a fictional kremlin boss actor petroff body language expert darren stanton broke done for us watch told the gesturing me. there was interest in the interaction between president putin and trump. around a table and again they shake hands but this time we noticed president trump sort of pats president putin under the under the arm which was quite mild gesture but that again is a place that is a power gesture to almost say that you know we're here but i'm still the powerful man you know i'm still the head on show so to speak so i think you know although the two men have what mutual respect for each other. you know i think this this little what we call leakage these little leakage gestures that i see between the two men especially from president trump that he still wants to be seen as very much the you know the top man and also a source of footage where the both of his sat side by side. president trump has got this what we call a reverse steeple gesture with the hands and that's again confidence and

jean allowed in imperial beach she is a psychology expert and host of american trends with dr gina in phoenix we have just bernstein he is a t.v. talk show host and in paris we cross to robert barnes he is a trial lawyer in criminal and constitutional law or across the uk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always encourage it you know let me go to you first because you're up early as for this program here we had over the last you know almost eleven months investigation investigation report report into donald trump his transition team since he's been president wall to wall coverage about wrongdoing no one wrongdoing has been proven no evidence has been shown there is been some crimes committed but by not by this administration that's a topic for another program so now they're on this new memo ok really appropriate right now somehow the president the united states is deficient he is not competent he's not he doesn't have the mental capacity here it seems to me this is a huge gross infringement on the goldwater rule what right does the media have to talk about the mental state of the president of the

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host. >> that's one of the t.v. t not break until you do and then you realize why don't you have a different host every week. but it was the cast that won everybody's heart. >> come on who is this. >> i'm bash ra -- >> thank you very much your beautiful you're beautiful thank you. >> you were drawn to the t.v. set because you knew something insane might happen. >> live. >> live. >> probably because it was live and you knew television was in the hands of the generation. and these were kids who just might do anything. >> having sex with the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was television and that's what made it attractive. >> every one of their episodes became worthy oftal mudic study if that's the word. >> when -- the host wouldn't -- >> that's not quite it. >> because the thing was all the rage. >> they call themselves the not ready for prime time players not because they felt they weren't good enough bah they feel they were too good. >> good evening

t.v. on c-span 3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now is randy capps, u.s. program director of research at the migration policy institute. he's here to discuss the department of homeland security the ncement monday that number of h2-visas for second 2017 is increasing by 15,000. nice to see you. you : good morning, thank for having me on. host: remind everyone what the is.ation institute policy guest: we're nonpartisan think tank in washington, d.c., we trends and policies in migration worldwide. host: okay. et's talk about that announcement this week by secretary kelly. visas, first h2v visa is ande how much it is increasing with the new announcement? guest: the h2b program is for sectors ed workers in other than visa is agriculture,f hem are in tourism, work in hotels and theme parks, for instance, some in the fisheries, along the gulf coast, rabbing in maryland, and generally used seasonal low for a short period of time, more so n the summer, because that is when tourism peaks. there is a cap set by congress 66,000 annually and what happened this year, th

yesterday, we kicked things off by showing my collusion with a russian late night host on state run t.v has asked me to testify before congress, and, i have to admit, i'm a little hurt. ( laughter ) when my executive producer chris originally pitched the idea of us traveling to russia, i didn't want to go because i thought the story would've blown over by now. ha ha. ( laughter ) turns out, americans are more suspicious of russian meddling than ever before. but i wanted to hear what everyday russians think about the scandal. do they believe russia tampered with our election? and what do they think about americans in general? do they like us? do they "like" like us? ( laughter ) if so, why haven't they asked us to winter formal yet? so i took to the streets of st. petersburg, russia's former capital and current weirder prague to talk to ordinary russians. jim? >> stephen: hacking of american elections. secret backchannels. pee pee tapes. there are a lot of allegations swirling around the russian people right now. so i flew to st. petersburg, russia on the summer solstice for the white ni

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i'm joined by my guest steve malzberg in new york he is the host of the steve malzberg show on newsmax t.v. also in new york we have the media personality lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at la. media dot com and in washington we cross to richard goodstein he is a democratic political strategist and former advisor to the president clinton and hillary clinton's presidential campaigns all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it steve let me go to you first here. cnn's motto is. the most trusted name in news over the last few months last couple of weeks particularly the last few days when you hear that. mantra about what they call themselves how do you reflect upon that go ahead. well you know it may very well be true because if you look at the polls nobody trusts news so what zero percent or or or the top percentage of two or three percent the point is there is no journalism in the leftist media there is no journalism in the mainstream media which is the same thing it's the left this media this from the beg

t.v. on c-span 3. cable with our affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and we are back. at our table, representative gregory meeks, democrat of new the foreign affairs committee and also in his former life, a district assistant district attorney and special prosecutor

t.v. on c-span 3. cable with our affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and we are back. at our table, representative gregory meeks, democrat of new the foreign affairs committee and also in his former life, a district assistant district attorney and special prosecutor in new york city. let me ask you this, congressman, from "washington post," spoking gun or distraction? said, i ld trump, jr. love it to the prospect of about nasty information hillary clinton in june of last constitute a smoking gun guest: continuing mounting vidence that i think the special prosecutor will continue to look at and have conversation. who did he in fact talk to? he would like us to believe he idn't say anything to his father, that has to be reviewed, too. think that is why the special prosecutor, mr. mueller, will have further evidence to look at see who knew what, when, who was part of it, what came out of anything, further mounting evidence and why i his ve he needs to take time and see what channels lead here or nowhere, but you have to thoroughly investigate and this gi

until never heard of that recent -- ntly host: where did you hear about it, what brought it to your attention? caller: it was on t.v., the trump's ated to ivanka husband husband, family business, and in china trying of their american one of the benefits selling to their the fact ustomers was visas and could get that president would be very interested in this. they didn't say he was involved, but interested. i would love for somebody to if i heard that the details what are. host: okay. lso calling from alabama today on the republican line is sandra, calling from alabama. am i saying that right, sandra? summerton.s, host: what is on your mind today? caller: couple or three things, media talk about the wanting donald trump to show his i.r.s. records and i recommend ex-president mr. obama record.t even show his and also, this drug thing going it -- out of ld, this country and we are reaping generation of people raised without god being tolerated in is my and places, that second question. i mean, comment. sorry. talk about the russians, i'm so sick of hearing about the russians, if people look back when they thought hil

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