back on earth tiffany trump is getting ready to be sworn in for her first term, very excited about thatamazing that hillary insisted running against her after all these years. [laughter] must be the meerkat blood. tiffany's running mate, trey gowdy looks exactly the same because he's obviously an immortal and beautiful vampire. finally and 48 radiohead is still not in the hall of fame. here's a look at the album they released that year. ♪. greg: i think they're getting better and better. they are just getting started, joe. joe, in the near distant future i don't care what you think what you looking forward to? >> i think it's unfair that people look to this past year and don't let people enjoy particular such as she had a good c-17 and people got all over and then she had a wonderful year and i couldn't be happier that we are engaged. greg: you guys do seem like the perfect couple. you're the yin and yang. she super successful and beautiful. >> and i have most mighty. [laughter] and now that we've said that is in it hard to picture either but not the other? greg: is the art of persuasio

trump and data have less of a relationship than trump and tiffany. come on. onth since president trump fired steve bannon, his chief strategist and human sloppy joe. now, during his time with trump, bannon operated from the shadows, but last night, he braved the lights of "60 minutes" to give his first major tv interview, and everyone immediately said, "okay. this mother[bleep] should have stayed in the shadows." - the republican establishment is trying to nullify the 2016 election. that's a brutal fact. they need illegal aliens to fill the churches. where does this end? does it end in taking down the washington monument? i don't need affirmation of the mainstream media. i don't care what they say. i don't care what they say. they can call me an anti-semite. they can call me racist. they can call me nativist. call me anything you want, okay? - wow. it's like donald trump took a dump while he was tweeting and then wished for that dump to be a real boy. "i will name it steve." now, last night's bannon interview wasn't particularly eye-opening. i mean, mostly he

trump. se becÓ son buenos amigos, quiÉn sabe si va a tomar ese consejo no, david arias? -- lo invitarÍa? javier: por supuesto, por lo menos de mi paÍs. carolina: al menos una cajita de tiffanye las noticias. una policÍa de origen hispano, de illinois, hizo algo que jamÁs se imaginÓ. le tocó traer al mundo un bebÉ. todo comenzÓ cuando la oficial marÍa reyes entregÓ a una residencia para atender un llamado de emergencia. encontrÓ a una seÑora a punto de dar a luz. la policÍa cortÓ el cordón umbilical del bebÉ, tanto que ahora estÁn sanos y salvos. fueron llevados a un hospital cercano. ahora esa mujer es considerada como una heroÍna. javier: en estados unidos, cada 10 segundos se reporta un incidente de abuso infantil. si hablamos de abuso sexual, datos revelan qu en un aÑo con un 16% de niÑos entre siete aÑos y 13 aÑos son los mÁs vulnerables. el panorama es peor a nivel mundial. se estima que la mitad de los niÑos del planeta cada aÑo son vÍctimas de violencia física, sexual y emocional. en american a trinar ronda en el 30%. carolina: uno de los paÍses mÁs golpeados por problemas ecuador. la fiscalÍa ha recibido casi 5000 denuncias este aÑo. un grupo de activistas ha enseÑa

tiffany wright. during question time on wednesday, prime minister theresa may took questions about president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital as >> order, questions from the prime minister. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in offering condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of the police constable who was killed while on motorcycle duty yesterday and to the family and friends of the passenger in the car involved in the collision. tom told the house will wish join me in offering condolences to the family and friends of the former member of this house, jim ind, who was a former miner the state for nearly 30 years. i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> prince george. george.uth funding two months of for three and four-year-olds, she said she cannot make it work. she had to sell her home to pay for staff redundancy. have closedrseries and many say they cannot continue. if nurseries close, parents cannot work. please will the prime minist

tiffany wright. during question time on wednesday, prime minister theresa may took questions about president trump'secision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital as >> order, questions from the prime minister. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in offering

trump at a rally in pensacola, florida. at 8:00, our conversation with attorney and former supreme court clerk tiffany right. -- wright. greta: this week on "newsmakers," we're joined by the chair of the agriculture committee, senator pat roberts, republican of kansas, and on studio with us, we have a congressional reporter with the "wall street journal" and the editor with agripulse. thank you very much for being with us. senator roberts, let me just begin with -- you're also on the ethics committee. we'll get to ag issues here in a minute, but as a member of the ethics committee, are you open to taxpayers, the voters knowing which members of congress have had claims made against them of sexual harassment and also revealing how much the taxpayers have paid for any settlements that were paid out? sen. roberts: that's an interesting question. i'm sure i could be able to respond to you, but as a member of the ethics committee, the longest serving member on the ethics committee, i don't know would have done to be on the ethics committee that amount of time but we can't comment. , and so ask me all you want, but basically

trump is in florida today. he will be talking to supporters in pensacola. >> sunday night, on c-span's two and a. tiffany wright, senior associate at the law office of wilmer hale. talks about her time as a clerk is a supreme court justice. the pulled the justices are looking at is very small. if you you are a viable candidate, you went to a great school and have some pretty impressive people willing to speak up for you in the form of recommendation letters. a small number of judges that routinely feed clerks to the court and for a person of color, particularly african-american or latino, to get into the pool, there are so many obstacles to that. it becomes a real problem and it hurts because the perceptive of the diverse law clerks is so important. every one of my clerks, if there was a case i felt like i saw something that, because of my life experience, someone else did not see. >> q&a, sunday night at a :00 eastern on c-span. -- 8:00 eastern on c-span. the house approved federal spending yesterday 235-193 with the senate passing the same measure. after the houseboat, kevin mccarthy and steny hoyer ta

tiffany, walmart. charles: bert, you're the best. trumpand jeff flake issued this warning telling president trump and abc, that if he continues on the path he is on that will leave a huge swath of voters looking for someone else. he is probably inviting a republican challenger. fox news contributor, former trump 2016 campaign operative steve cortes joins us now. all right, steve, even before that folk a lot of foals thought jeff flake was setting himself up. he wrote a book here recently to be alternative between the worlds, the new gop, the trump gop and theç democratic party. >> well, charles, i would say to senator flake, please bring it on if you think you can challenge us in 2020. i'm visiting new orleans, right now, and there is not a swamp in hat can hold a candle to the swamp in washington, d.c. a lot of republicans are bad as swamp creatures and senator flake embodies that all too much. when he talks about the path that trump is on as though things are not going well, i'm puzzled by that, when i look at path of 2017, i see the bo

trump at a rally in pensacola, florida. at 8:00, our conversation with attorney and former supreme court clerk tiffany right. -- wright. greta: this week on "newsmakers," we're joined by the chair of the agriculture committee, senator pat roberts, republican of kansas, and on studio with us, we have a congressional reporter with the "wall street journal" and the editor with agripulse.

trump. and people that said hello to him were not the people in the tiffany building, these people that saidhello to him, the guy that was filling up the "usa today" newspaper box, the taxi cab driver. it was almost like a commercial, but he couldn't have set it up because this was traffic in new york city on fifth avenue. and i'm, like, the rich people don't even like him. they think he's too flamboyant. whatever they think, i wouldn't know. but i know everyday people that should have no relation to him because he was born relatively well off and ended up a billionaire and he has a tower named after him. in fact, he has a lot of 'em. but why is it that everyday people relate to him? because he actually relates more to them than he does those people on wall street and the elites. so there's an authenticity there are. i watch him with people he doesn't need anything from, and that's what i think he really impressed me the most. i don't think he should be tweeting either -- [laughter] but with, you know, i get it. i know the same thing that gives you knots in your neck gives me knots in my nec

because trump knew and he knows so this is again this is alice in wonderland stuff let me give you an example of collusion let's assume somebody robbed the department the department store goom or tiffany's and they've said to you we have all these sold in goods would you like them i'd love that let's meet so what do you call that you think that person who says i'd love to look at those stolen goods you think they have clean hands are dirty hands that's what congress is looking at that's what mold is looking at can you think that's a little bit clearer the american are going to come on come on richard you got to be i guarantee something democrats the democratic ticket the democrats retail then it provides a paid for the fusion g.p.s. or something like a huge i mean what are you talking about they're the ones that pay for things they only had one time we had a member of the f.b.i. high level meeting with christopher steele i have no idea what you're talking about seriously i mean do we know you don't know what donald trump jr said to the russians yes let's me i'd love that you don't know what i'm talking about peter everybody in the us who follows the news does they know exactly what he w

because trump knew and he knows so this is again this is alice in wonderland stuff let me give you an example of collusion let's assume somebody robbed the department the department store goom or tiffany's and they've said to you we have all these soul and goods would you like them i'd love that let's meet. so what do you call that you think that person who says i'd love to look at those stolen goods you think they have clean hands are dirty hands that's what congress is looking at that's what lois looking at case you think that's a great player to marry her don't let up on come on richard you got to be i guarantee a democrat the democratic ticket the democrats regain their insurance paid for the fusion g.p.s. in iraq a huge i mean what are you talking about they're the ones that pay for things they do and we had little time we had a member of the f.b.i. high level meeting with christopher steele i have no idea what you're talking about seriously i mean do we know you don't know what donald trump jr said to the russians yes let's me i'd love that you don't know what i'm talking about peter everybody in the us who follows the news does they know exactly what he was about as no one should