you mentioned the trum is onboard. leadership's onboard. which wasn't the case when you pursued tax reform. do you think this is going easier or harder than health care? congressman camp: i think it's very different than when i first got to congress which is there is a great deference to what the committees and what chairman, what leadership are trying to do. that's not the case now. it's going to have to be more -- trant than people were use -- transparent than people were used to years ago. and engaging member by member. you have to really involve the conference in a large, broad way. i met with many members individually when i was there. 30-plus hearings. there is a base of knowledge. there are a lot of new members as well. i think there has to be a real engagement. this is where actually having a very active white house legislative affairs team can be very helpful on these kinds of ssues. all players on the field can make a big difference. very open, transparent, and i think trying to build that consensus, and i think it can be done. bo

also president trum donald trums meeting with the italian prime minister today.hey will speak to reporters in a joint news conference starting at 3:45 p.m. eastern and we will have that for your life when it starts on a companion network c-span. coming up tonight on c-span2 its part to a special program looking at the trump cabinet. we will show you portions of hearings featuring education secretary at the defaults epa administrator scott pruitt and others. it's tonight at eight eastern on c-span. here's a preview. >> russia, more than anything, wants to reestablish its role in the global world order. they have the view that following the breakup of the soviet union, they were mistreated in some respect in the transition. they believe they deserve our rightful role in the global world order because they are a nuclear power. and they are searching us how to establish that. for most of the past 20 plus years since the demise of the soviet union, they were not in a position to assert that. they have spent all of these years developing the capability to do that and i

pe said the trum administration will reveal a tax reform plan very soon. weeklyve been meeting with chairman brady and members of the senate finance committee. we have been doing a lot of work. the three groups have the same objective. simplifytives are personal taxes. create middle income tax cuts. make our business taxes competitive. right now, we have some of the highest business tax rates in the world. we tax on worldwide income. system ofis crazy deferral. it is not surprising these things lead to u.s. companies leaving trillions of dollars offshore. on the business side, it is about making business taxes backtitive and bringing what we believe will be trillions of dollars to invest. >> what i am reading and is lower corporate rates. dealing with repatriation issues. when you do that, it does cost money. you are going to reduce taxes, even if you're going to get growth over time. there is a question of whether it has to be revenue neutral or not. what is the current thinking about that in the administration? >> the good news is you know a lot about th

visit ncicap.org] >> the trum is expected to unveil their traction reform proposal this afternoon. treasury secretary and national economic director will brief reporters at the white house. that's scheduled for 1:30 p.m. eastern, live over on c. span 3. see it at c-span.org or the free c-span radio app. tax policy was among the issues house republicans discussed at their conference meeting this morning. afterwards leaders spoke to reporters and we'll show you as much as we can until the house gavels in at noon eastern. sfoik morning. -- the speaker: morning. since president trump took office this congress has sent 29 bills to his desk. that is the most for a president's first 100 days in office since 1949. nearly half of these measures are measures to take excessive regulations off the book so we can grow this economy. after years of workers and industries bracing for the next regulatory onslaught, all of the unpredictibility that has been coming with that, we're providing relief for energy jobs, for small business, retirees. it has been an estimated that the steps we have taken wi

aunque el mandatario no tiene la facultad para renegociar los tÉrminos, sin acudir al congreso, trum he escuchado que esto va a aburrir. una especie de ultimÁtum la intenciÓn de retirarse del tratado. se viene un perÍodo en el que esto se va a discutir. para algunos es una estrategia de negociaciÓn pero a mÍ me parece una mala idea. todos los miembros de la cÁmara alta recibieron la -- informaciÓn sobre la situación en corea del norte. el senador por arizona forma parte de un grupo de legisladores que representan a estados fronterizos, en donde el presidente planea construir su muro de 2000 millas. ayer, su compaÑero de partido puso par por el muro utilizando dinero del cartel de sinaloa. >> no se me ocurre una peor manera de ggastar, en un muro en la frontera sur. incluso, no se puede construir en varias partes donde el rÍo o el terreno no lo permite. enrique: el senador pieza que existe la posibilidad de avanzar en temas como el dreamer. >> el tema de los dreamers debiÓ haberse solucionado hace tiempo. espero que resulta el asiento ya que muchos jÓvenes esperan este programa. la ad

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semanas despuÉs de aprobar un acuerdo fuera de corte para estudiantes de la desaparecida universidad trumntra el presidente donald trump por la deportaciÓn del dreamers juan gabriel montes fue asignada a la corte federal de san diego de gonzalo curiel. >> se asigna al azar. jaime: el juez es el mismo que presidiÓ el juicio por fraude en contra de la universidad trump, siendo denigrado por el entonces candidato presidencial quien puso en entredicho su imparcialidad por ser de origen mexicano. el abogado samuel paz fue una vez considerado para convertirse en juez federal. >> el juez es el juez iba a hacer el trabajo como lo tiene que hacer. tiene reputaciÓn de ser honesto. jaime: la deportaciÓn de manuel montes, a pesar de tener vigente el programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca ha puesto en alerta a jÓvenes como mario hernÁndez. >> se siente temor. se tiene que estar mÁs con cuidado, pero a seguir en la lucha y sin miedo. jaime: se convirtiÓ en uno de los primeros que obtuvo la protecciÓn temporal de daca expedida por el presidente obama y que aÚn no ha sido revocada por el presiden

screen they're trying to create with devin nunes, saying he had to go to the white house to brief trum when it turns out trump would have had the information himself, saying the source was an intel source, when, in fact, it was white house sources. the actual actions that the house is taking is compounding the issue. why ould you ensnare additional actors in this continue seer, like devin nunes and the white house officials if there isn't anything there. what you're seeing is on capitol hill this is directly impacting their ability to get anything done including democrats who are now feeling emboldened to block supreme court nominee neil gorsuch because they say, as this is going on, it's not responsible to allow this president to make a lifetime appointment. >> molly hooper, does that mean it will be the same mindset that's put into everything, as the scanned ld percolates over here, the fact that the first 70 days has been so chaotic, when it comes to tax reform or infrastructure or other issues for the trump team they'd like to see get done may not happen. what would you predict goi

roll was in disarray because it's normally put on by first lady office and first lady trump, melania trum still in new york. there was some hey made about it whether or nott >> i guess they were late ordering eggs and egg place tweeted them out and said hey eggs going on. >> your egg supplier has to weet you and say hello it's i over and done with. >> time hop order tradition took place at the white house. >> trumps hosted first annual easter egg roll. "fox5" was there for the ev event. >> welcome to 10 this is first time my husband and i hosting this wonderful tradition. >> it's amazing being on the lawn of white house. >> i hope you have a great time with many activity. >> this is a great day for families and kids here not just in the loyal area but throughout the country. >> i've seen those kids and they're highly, highly competitive that i can tell you. >> it's just a great day. >> i got a sticker. >> we decorated cookies and did the easter egg roll and easter egg hunt. >> wouldn't pulling memory wonderl >> thank you nor joining us on behalf of president we wish you a great fun and be

. >>> protesters gathered in philadelphia and all across america, calling on president trum top release his income tax returns. dozens marched down market street, they also held a rally at city hall, now demonstration coincided with the traditional deadline for filing income taxes, this year , however, deadline is on tuesday because april 15th felon a saturday, and is there a holiday inn washington d.c. tomorrow. protesters say the president owes the country the highest level of transparency. >>> chicago hosted a similar rally as well, the president says that he cannot release his income tax returns because he is under irs audit. he was first presidential nominee of the major party in more than 40 years to not release his tax returns. civil rights activist reverend jesse jackson said he wants full disclose another. >> if taxation without representation is tyranny, then representation without taxation is awe authoritarian we deserve democracy. we have guided missiles, and miss guided leadership, we deserve better. >> the protests, turned violent in california, police in riot gear arreste

pthe wall street journal" trum tax plan comes into focus. one seems they talk about is the plan expected to include tax breaks for child care expenses similar to what he proposes doing the campaign act of the urging of his daughter, ivanka, now a top white house advisor. greetom "usa today" poor tax plan with skepticism. some said they did not fare so well. laura, go ahead. caller: hello. unfair thats so they are going to give these tax breaks to the 1%. andusband works is butt off i him on the disabled. i cannot work. i can hardly breathe. we get taxed together on my disability. and you my disability have people sitting up in their ivory towers paying 0% tax and that is so unfair. i mean, come on. host: personal income tax reform happen at the same time as any sort of corporate breaks is what you are saying? caller: trickle down did not workable for. give -- before. .- give them a big tax break that never works and it is not going to work. notinghe new york times it is still not clear whether personal income tax rate cuts or increase and th

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to day trump sent ivanka to better tloin participate in a women's conference making her the first trumop attend a women's conference that didn't include a swimsuit competition. >> may have been a rocky trip for ivanka trump to berlin there. give her credit for doing face-to-face diplomacy abroad. ivanka may be comfortable on the road. she said she did not get that from her father. saying fit were up to him, he'd seldom leave new york. long time trump adviser and gop operator agreed saying trump likes to be on the couch with a good cheeseburger and watch tv. he is a home body. that is fine as parnl choice. are his instincts impacting our foreign policy? president obama had been to nine countries. george w. bush didn't go as far but he it in two trips before the end of the first 100 days and trump has not made any trips abroad. zero. it is obviously hard to build alliances without visiting allies or only talking to them when they come to washington. and if you think about it, it's also pretty reactive, right? should we be paying more attention to the country that's just happen to want to

trum's pole numbers gone up after the attack on syria. the country does usually uniform around its president during war times. >> you have been on the ground for a couple elections in the past. there's an election going on as we speak for georgia for a congressional seat. this was tom price's old seat. that's a seat that's trend red for a long time, but the democrats with guy johns on hovnanian doesn't live in the district, but democrats are putting a lot basket. have you looked at this race. >> absolutely. almost $10 million has gone into this race on the left. and money is pouring in, but it's not pouring in from the district itself. i think it's important to remember these elections are easy to get pumped up. this is the rev end rev end up of president trump. the hill try supporters that just suffered a defeat in november are fired up and say we lost it's time for us to go out and make a difference. the voters of donald trump say we just won this big raisin are not empowered to go out. i don't think it's a huge telling sign of the way

reporter: trum on the campaign trail, china was another major world power consuming trump's thoughts, especially on trade. mr. trump: we cannot continue to allow china to rape our country, that is what they are doing. reporter: but he was all smiles when he met his chinese counterpart xi jinping at his florida retreat. no mention here of imposing punitive import tariffs. instead, talk on twitter of goodwill and friendship, another example of trump's shifting foreign policy. perhaps that was the plan all along. trump president get -- president trump: we must as a nation be more unpredictable. we tell everything. we have to be unpredictable. reporter: and that is certainly been the case so far. brent: all right, let's pull in our correspondent again in washington. what do you make of all of these trump turnarounds? he came into office as the great disruptor. what is he doing now? reporter: you know, he has been described as impulsive and unpredictable anyway. and people who know him say that he is someone who listens to his advisers and then decides. so that might be a reason. some peop

on tax day, margaret brennan explains why some republicans are calling on democrats for president trum top release his tax returns and artifacts from the by gone area rarely seen in philadelphia, want ads of freed slaves searching for their loved won. here's scott captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: dinner and a deal. ivanka trump's company won monopoly rights to sell her products in china the day she dined with the chinese president. also tonight, fresno priscilla n say a -- fresno police say gunman who hated whites shot and killed three today at random. >> these individuals chosen today did not do anything to deserve what they got. no employees at a mcdonald's lead police to the gunman who posted an easter sunday murder on facebook. a new study looks at whether anti-depresseneds taken during pregnancy raise the risk of autism. and newly discovered documents tell us how freed slaves struggled toni

with his 100th day in office fast approaching, president trum looks to lock down the obamacare replacement and funding the border wall and keeping the government from shutting down. >>> and there were two making their presidential picks setting a stage for a runoff on marine le pen and senn trust newcomer emmanuel macron. >>> and a flight attendant's tirade. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this week the white house plans a new push on health care and expects to outline a tax care plan all while reaching a deal with tcongress on funding. funding expires friday and a budget deal is complicated by a showdown with democrats over one of the key campaign promises, a border wall. hena daniels is here in new york with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. if no deal was reached, the government would shut down on the president's 100th day in office. with congress set to return to washington from a two-week recess, vice president pence is rushing back for what's shaping up to

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you're also seeing what are republicans then doing when they're asked about donald trum are they going to throw themselves across the tracks for donald trump? and they're not. on my radio show i was talking with paul ryan and i asked him, you know, are you ever going to break with -- criticize donald trump if he crosses the line, for example, when donald trump says i don't think bill o'reilly did anything wrong. i asked speaker ryan, what do you think about that, do you agree with donald trump, his defense of bill o'reilly? and his answer was, well, i hadn't heard the story. i don't read "the new york times." what i'm thinking, what i'm reading there is that right now they don't want to criticize trump as long as the policies are hanging fire. but they are also not prepared to defend him. >> charlie sykes, thank you so much. casey and robert, our co-anchor duo down there in georgia where you could be in for a long time. thank you both for your always excellent reporting. we're going to fit in our first break here tonight. coming up, if the trump family business became everybody's busin

executive director of the ann frank center called on president trum top fire him, at once. weijia yank for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities in california, say that the man suspect in the deadly elementary school shooting was a deeply religious navy veteran, authorities say five three-year old cedric anderson walk in the school in san bernardino monday, entered special education classroom where his estranged wife taught and fired her dead. anderson then killed himself and injured nine year-old student is in stable condition police say anderson and his wife separated in march after he accused her of infidelity. >>> well, we have seen therapy dogs, used in all sorts of scenarios like courtrooms and airplanes but wait until you see how they are helping a new group of professionals. >>> also this morning, hundreds of local parents arrested for unpaid child support, how authorities are using social media to find them. >>> high tech way drones are being used to protect more than 30,000 runners at this years boston marathon, we will be right back, stay with all eyes are on

trum despite the fact that mr. trump says i want to reach out to black americans and be concerned , we have an attorney general with single-handedly rolling back many of the gains under the obama administration in regards to police hostility and police tensions with black and brown communities. or working out the federal relations between law enforcement and black and brown communities. his withdrawing of support isntu being jeff sessions in the department of justice in regards to taking on texas and his eye delos. if not unconstitutional, it's against the nature of freedom and democracy that bodine should steve bannon in the white house, even though he's being marginalized he represents the all-white voice and that and ministries. for me, it's important to acknowledge that whiteness collectively. as an institution, it's been brutal in america -- not only to a bread.d, yel read this last election was said to be offensively, supposedly a referendum on the white working class. even as we say we want to get past ident

. $10 million so far it is cost t fly trum come to his country cl said that he can, what, advertised trump. that's all this is bit of surprise that the chinese have taken the bait. i'm surprised he didn't come to the white house. >> i don't think they want to b at the white house. that's the international symbol of american power. >> the chinese, i think that he wants to hang on and he wants t see how the rich businessmen of america live. >> i think it's nice. we won't have photos of trumps very bizarre muffin but. >> he is got the strangest but in the history. i think it is good. at this side but the man from china on this one which is very rare. i wish the president would take up swimming. you know much fun that would be to get on your speedo and go to some underwater grills? >> what would happen if you get stuck in the bathtub. i believe that roosevelt had of pool and what has that was converted to a bowling alley by nixon. the one in the white house ball was john f. kennedy. >> as a whole different diplomacy. >> tom: , do you think he gets anything done with these world leaders?

and spending all the party's energy and time obstructing the policies and the nominees of president trum the dems are so far on the wrong side of history that it's highly likely they won't recover for years. it's as if the leaders of the democratic party are committed to republican majority that every level of government. at least in that respect the dems are showing proper concern for the national interest. sphowrp quotation of the evening. this one from thomas temperature soul. the big divide is between talkers and doers. we are coming back, stay with us. some members of the if freedom caucus are blaming chief of staff reince priebus and speaker paul frien for the collapse of the healthcare bill. >> the president agreed with us twice and each time priebus and ryan said no, no, no, you can't do that. he wanted to make a deal if he was ready to make a deal. lou: this speed rider showing off, taking his incredible skills from the slopes to the roof tops. we'll show you have his sensational stunt straight ahead. lou: president trump golfing with one of the biggest critics of ryancare, rand

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stigma, make everybody aware that everyone has mental health it just depends where you are on the tech truminnovative and cornish children are cared for in cornwall. they're in good hands. congratulations both. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. applause and joining me now is the president of rotary international in great britain and ireland, eve conway, who started the rotary young citizen awards ten years ago. idid, you i did, you were there as well. we we re i did, you were there as well. we were there ten years ago.” i did, you were there as well. we were there ten years ago. i can't believe. it we still look as young as we did then. of course, younger! what about the stories that you've heard here today? inspirational. that's why the awards were started ten yea rs that's why the awards were started ten years ago to show case positive young role models like the people we have here today and overcome negative stereotypes. because then as now, the headlines are so often dominated by bad news about young people. we know that the majority of young people aren't like that. wit

i was talking about donald trum donald trump, a great reason to vote for donald trump is exactly thiscertainly going forward, it will be a republican bench, a conservative bench. >> if elections have consequences, think president obama was elected twice, he doesn't get a choice. you know it's interesting to me, trying to step back for a second? we live in an age of a broken congress, and i think the american people -- i think the approval rating for congress is, like 11% or something. we live in an era where republicans use at the filibuster 2 blocks much of the obama administration, now the republicans try to use it, and they say, even at the supreme court level, we don't believe in bipartisanship. okay, moving forward, will they then extend this to legislation? at looks likely to me. back to simple majority on everything, hardly any difference between the senate and the house, and we have a broken political structure. >> trying to figure out where this partisanship first started. i wonder who turned the supreme court into the super friends of judicial activism. we knew where these c

that's how president trum -- thw president obama ran his presidency. it's true socialism.oing to find out about healthcare reform. rachel will bring us up to date with-where that stands. a lot at stake rachel. how is it going to unfold? will paul ryan deliver for a change? >> paul ryan is going to deliver and lou dobbs is going to eat crow. the government is not going to get shut down. and as a congressional staff i have a tidbit of information. i have been told my husband might not come home until saturday which means they might strike this healthcare deal on saturday on the 100th day anniversary. if they have the votes, they will strike while the iron is hot. lou: i think we need to put your comment in context. rachel is treefg her husband sean duffy, one of the republican leaders in the house. >> that's right. lou: who apparently will be ensconced on capitol hill. charlie, what do you think? am i going to be eating crow? i'm relaxed about the prospects. >> i don't know if you will be eating crow. but you can't put it past the folks in congress at the very last minute to

with his 100th day in office fast approaching, president trum looks to lock down the obamacare replacement border wall and keeping the government from shutting down. >>> and there were two making their presidential picks setting a stage for a runoff on marine le pen and sen

. >> am i correct in saying you're a bit more pessimistic on trum nom trumponomics and what that could do for market performance? >> we're seeing the whole reflation story. we think that's about to turn now really because one is the fiscal stimulus from the u.s. has been postponed. also because the economic so i cal seems to us to be peaking n now. and the inflation story. there's signs of inflation in u.s. but not over europe. so the whole reflation story is turning now, which means in our view lower yields and potentially lower stocks. >> what is the main investment of the minutes? what should we be looking at? >> i think one thing to look for on the short-term, that is a slightly stronger dollar. that is clearly something we should focus on. that should play out over the next one month or so. but i think we have to get used to that markets will be rangy. we should not look for the big themes, big market breaks. if yields come off a bit, it has already come off a bit. we can see a bit of a flatter curve, it's not going to be huge moves because the market has already seen this, i woul

secretary john kelly today telling trum of p's of on literally shut up.nt came at an appearance at george washington university in southwest. he really came with a list of facts to back up everything he was saying. >>reporter: jim, sarah, this was no holds bar performance from the homeland security secretary today. keep this in mind, this speech, this came just hours after the hyattsville city council declared itself a federal immigration law. the secretary of homeland security described his own department today as being under the obama administration demoralized but now acting with county and a new purpose. now, remember, the trump administration has faced fears blow back from moves such as the wall. secretary john kelly said here today on the campus of george washington university that his critics should set up. >> if lawmakers do not like the laws that we are charged to enforce, then we are sworn to enforce then they should have the courage and the skill to change those laws. otherwise they should shut up and support the men and women on the front line

and it's important for the trums administration to distinguish itself, to put putin, the north koreans, the iranians and chinese on notice this isn't a president who is going to ringpr his hand indefinite -- going to ring his hands before taking action. paul: as far as you are concerned, this is important because it signals a departure from that change policy. saying on its own. saying i'm not barack obama. bret: this was morally and strategically right. paul: this is being received well by and large around the world. many people are saying this is proportionate.e. it didn't go overboard it responded to that one airfield where the pentagon thinks the chemical attack came from. but what about the fact there are five other airfields that assad used that we didn't attack. mary: it was proportionate because it was where the chemical weapons were launched.. judging from the reporting we gave russia a heads up. so it's significant that russians were at that airfield. recall that russia has provided key support to the assad regimes and targeted u.s.:backed forces there. what do we do about th

small caps, large caps one of the things that really outperformed in the initial period post-trum.ou would have needed a huge follow through from trump. success in the health care early. fiscal stimulus. tax reform to justify that domestic bias we were seeing. on the u.s., we do expect inflation to come through. inflation has been mismeasured. realized inflation for people has been lower than the printed number. there is a number of reasons for that like new products, new technology are not captured properly. that means people have been at a moore deplays mind set than the number suggested. it was always going to take more stimulus to get them out of that which is what we're seeing them. we're expecting it to say on that. vonnie: john row, head of multiasset funds legal investment managements. more markets next. ♪ nejra: let's look where european markets are trading as we head to the close. stox 600 ever climbing higher. this is bloomberg. .. .. so you're having a party? i'm happy for the distraction. i'll be right there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is

. >> el gobierno de tdonald trum t tiene una advertencia a inmig inmigrantes, al decir que padres queiciados . >> incognita lo que decide t donald trump con el tps para i inmigrantes indocumentados de haiti, el salvador y honduras . >> organizacioonenes legales a alertan que la eliminacion te r tendria perdidas de 3100 m millones de dolares a la econ economia de estados unidos . >> mexico acusa al gobierno de t donald trump de violar las leyes con sus politicas de deportaci n deportacion, la cancilleria dijo que las deportaciones de una m d madre cuyos 4 hijos son gri estadounidense, vulneran normas de deportacion de estados unidos, ni maribel trujillo ni j juan manuel montes tienen ant antecedentes criminales . >> para proteger contra la re e represion en venezuela, un ma f manifstanteestante se desnudo a caracas, con una biblia en la mano, dijo a uniformados que un perdigonazo se cura, pero el h m hambre no, lioos militares le s disaprabaraban perdigones, mas r tarde nmaduopresidente de venez nicolas maduro se burlo de este gesto simbolico . >> tu no te desnudaste ayer ¿ ? ¿no?. >>

trade deficit figures never used to be that important, but more important under the trum agep agenda.ore important this week with the visit of xi jinping. that is followed by february factory orders. daniel tarui ushgstarullo speak afternoon. he's stepping down from the fed tomorrow this is his outgoing speech. it will be interesting to watch. albeit his stepping down creates a vacancy of who will oversee more of the federal relation types to the fed. that makes the appointment of vice president of supervision more important. >> harker making an interesting note yesterday, shifting the view and focus to the balance sheets, instead of talking about interest rates and how many hikes we'll see. >>> the white house taking steps to hash out a compromise on the healthcare plan. vice president mike pence, he'll -- he did meet with moderate republicans at the white house last night and headed to capitol hill to meet with members of the conservative freedom caucus. the trump administration is trying to find a compromise on insurance regulations. president trump telling nbc news that he thinks

the size of the trum bounce was on order of 15%. that's a lot of expectation of fut hi future growth priced in the one thing i would point out is soft data. the survey data is running ahead of the hard data. while the hard data is improving, i'm encouraged by corporate profit announcements, revisions, export data, we have that gap between hope and reality. reality is picking up, but not at the pace that open is. i think we're having this necessary period of consolidation, sorting out. that's why growth stocks have been outperforming this year when everybody said it would be the year of value. >> do you still want to be invested in financials, in the auto sector, cyclicals, anything that would benefit from the reflation trade under trump or would pare back on those, and go to utilities, telecoms, sectors that we didn't think would do well under the reflation trade? >> i think people make too easy extrapolations how economic and political policies translate into the corporate sector. you might have some accelerated growth globally, bu

since they won't stop until that happens, now the destroyed trum.edia is advancing their attack and targeting outlets and people and individuals who refused to push their biased talking points and fall in line with their agenda. they hate fox news, talk radio,e they hate any conservative who supports this president and supports his policies. their goal right now is to shut down and completely silence what they see as opposition. it has evolved into what i call media fascism. last night i told you that i have become the target of a smear and slander campaign. the alt radical destroy trump media quickly and immediately picked up on all the smears and lies, it spread like wildfirely all around the country despite the fact that these allegations were completely false. the individual who made them quickly recanted these bogus claims but the destroyed trump media wanted a cheap headline. a simple, basic fundamental google search would have ended the witch hunt against me. these lazy so-called journalists -- if they did that, they would have discovered thi

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the thing that folks do well to remember, a lot of the marginal trum trump voters in ohio and pennsylvaniathey be were obama voters in 2012. they gave him the opportunity. i think they will give trump the same opportunity. he may not meet the standard. if he doesn't, the republicans will pay for it. >> important to remember, he departme didn't win because he turned democrat. he won because hillary clinton did not get the democrats she needed to. >> great to talk to you. >> because it is time to measure the president. we will hear from some of the diehard trump supporters. how do they feel he

trum's inaugural committee doesn't have to disclose how the money is sent spent. >> president trump signedrder changing a controversial visa program. the order is dubbed buy american, hire american. part of the order tightens waivers and exceptions companies us to to get around using american made goods and target h 1 visa program to be only to goych high skilled workers. the program hurts american jobs by bringing in cheaper workers. >> head of homeland security is defending abcs his office is taking toy protect americans! secretary john kelly khenkd members of congress, critical of trump administration approach tomorrow grace enforcement. secretary kelly says those lawmakers need to either change laws or "shut up." >> they take the form of drug car tells or international gangs like business dealings and violent practices and the sophisticated networks move anythin and everything across borders including human be beings. and we have set out to stop that movement. >> kelly is promising a border crackdown on violence and i will legal drugs like marijuana. >> 5:35 is the time now. let's see

i think one of the big differences with president trum president trump's he stopped micromanaging theary. bill clinton micromanaged military. all lawyers micromanaged milita. donald trump is saying, they know what his agenda is, they know the dynamic and the general in afghanistan made that choice with that bomb. for syria, is the same situation. they're looking at genuine targets, massive force, it has an impact on the goal, bombing and aspirin factory was more for show with someone like clinton. in this case, you're actually seeing real results at stopping the syrians. we eliminated over 20 of their fighter jets, so you're looking at a real impact of a real military decision making process under which they are in control of. >> jon: even, as you know, there are some journalists who have been setting out tweets, wondering if this is the right course of action and decrying the president's change of heart in using military force more than he seemed to be willing to do as a candidate, but if you have israel and turkey, those governments, right next door to syria, they both expressed adm

. >> my pick is in the "washington post," trum got syria and china got china right last week.t's a start. the trump administration foreign policy has been dizzying speck cal of mixed messages and policy reversals during its first three months. as we know, america first was his promise, his campaign promise, will that steer him away from some of his base. that's one question. >> absolutely right. massive question on the lips of many people. approaching the top of the hour. the team is getting ready for "squawk box." michelle caruso-cabrera joins us from new york. >> you will join us, too, right? >> as quick as i can. >> excellent. rush down here. >>> former ambassador to nato will join us. a couple of them to talk about all the geopolitics that seemed to maybe yesterday set off the vix. we have joe terranova to my left, we'll talk about the wait and see attitude that is going on. also we'll discuss what on earth should unite td do now? it's not getting better. it's getting worse. we want to tell you big coming up tomorrow. bill belichick. susie welsh sat down with him and will

. >> sandra: they wanted a business friendly environment when they voted for donald trum donald trump put him in office. how does this play out politically? >> meghan: i keeping about middle america and families and businesses who have been hurt under the obama administration, especially under obamacare being forced to lay off employees that they couldn't afford. i just want to know and the average american wants to know how is this going to affect my bottom line? >> eric: 24,000 deductible income credit on your taxes for a family filing jointly. $24,000 for a family. think about that. when they finally get to obamacare and pull that tax out, everyone out there, every human being out there watching right now have a lower and sometimes substantially lower tax rate. >> sandra: just the feeling that we have washington working for us and making this a better environment for businesses, but also for the consumer and for the average american. that feeling that we are seeing popped up in consumer confidence. >> trish: >> meghan: i'm a fiscl conservative and i believe in government, it will n

president trum april peers to be softening his demand for border wall fun to go avoid a potential governmental shut down. president tells conservative journalist on money was opened to delaying funding for wall construction until september, with government issued shut down on midnight friday, some say the trump administration would like to avoid. >> shut down is not a desired and not a tool, it is in the something we want to have. >> president is working in what remains of this budget year to begin to supplement our military spending. >> so in addition to increasing military spending, the president is also reportedly looking into slashing the corporate tax rate from 35 percent down to just 15 percent. >>> cheesing it up we are not talking about taking a picture >> coming up healthy benefit of eating cheese, and lots of it. but there are specific times you should be eating, to help your health. >>> good morning. 5:26. in your money, shame oyster is doing damage control this morning. >> some saying new campaign is insensitive to their core customer base which is african-american community. >> it

we have shifted from a candidate trum hospital was resistant to u.s. military involvement in syria to one who now says we're involved. >> doctor barrett, many americans fear, what comes next, can we expect any retaliation from russia. how does that change the dynamics of our relationship with that country. >> well, relations with russia are now going to be difficult. our secretary of state is to go there very soon. so, the putin/trump relationship will be different , it will be more strained, almost certainly, and the implications for the u.s. i think in terms of congress, will congress get involved in this? will there been a vote? there are a lot of questions that lie ahead. it is possible, only possible that things will go back to where they were before, perhaps assad who clearly did use chemical weapons, and it was his aircraft, perhaps he won't do that again, perhaps russia won't retaliate, perhaps president trump will not wish to do more, but with so many parties involved, it is hard to be sure of what lies neck. >> doctor you touched on it there,

. >>> president trum signs an extension to the bill he says will give veterans the medical care thate. trump signs veteran choice program extension and improvement act this morning. the legislation allows veterans to get health care outside va system. president says vets should receive top notch medical care in exchange for their services >> the veterans have poured out their sweat, blood and tears for this country for so long and it is time that they are recognized and it is time that we now take care of them and take care of them properly >> program was first established in response to va crisis in 2014 but was set to expire this year. senate lawmakers voted unanimously to extend it. >>> supreme court heard arguments today about a church playground in missouri, seen as a key case, testing limits of religious freedom. correspondent weijia jiang tells you, some believe the outcome of the case may have implications for school voucher programs. >> reporter: amanda duffy brought her children to the supreme court wednesday to support trinity lutheran church in the case against state of m

the thing that folks do well to remember, a lot of the marginal trum trump voters in ohio and pennsylvania and wisconsin, they be were obama voters in 2012. they gave him the opportunity. i think they will give trump the same opportunity. he may not meet the standard. if he doesn't, the republicans will pay for it. >> important to remember, he departme didn't win because he turned democrat. he won because hillary clinton did not get the democrats she needed to. >> great to talk to you. >> because it is time to measure the president. we will hear from some of the diehard trump supporters. how do they feel he is doing so far? what is the relevant measure to them? thank you, international viewers, for watching. "cnn newsroom" is next for you. for the u.s. viewers, let's get after it. >> one way we cannot let the government shutdown. >> the president is straight forward about the need for a border wall. i suspect he will be insistent. >> he would not want that to define his first 100 days sgrch. >> we want our priorities funded. >> i would like to have a vote this week. on monday, we will be h

it is a red herring with a bunch of liberals trying to attack in tiny little ways president trum presidentement of his immigration plan. and i think that is shortsighted and will be ineffective. and when democratic malt lawmakers are spending this amount of time on something that is minimal, you have to wonder where the bigger picture is in trying to convince people? >> they are looking at influencing their base, and special reoccurrence of favor, this is a good way to do that. it does not strike me as overly principle. >> it could be a life or death issue as a spokesperson for i.c.e. said, it is accurate for them to use the term police coming and she said in the often dangerous law enforcement arena, being able to identify yourself as law enforcement may be a life or death issue. this is a dangerous game. >> and they are looking at some of the members of their community like they are really dumb. they are being incredibly paternalistic with people who may or may not speak the language, but people know that when they say the word police, they know what it means. >> if your dad was on the j

so i feel critical of some of the sdilgsz tdecisions the trum administration has made because they're putting people in charge who don't have any experience with what's going on right now. so until you have issues like i and others have done, you may not get policy and you're seeing a level of chaos in that instance. >> will the lieutenant colonel use this opportunity to give the trump administration some advice? >> some advice? if you put someone with that kind of experience, you can actually manage those individual who not necessarily have been there, done that -- >> do you have any names in mind? >> of course. you always have names in mind. you don't be in this town for 30 years and not have names in mind, but it wouldn't be fair for me to mention their names on here without notifying them first. to be effective, you have people who have done this sort of thing, worked this issue for a long time -- i'll bring up my friend jim woolsey. jim and i have been friends for a long time, the former director of the cia. we've brought a number of issues to the table and i think he would be a