trump: thank you. we are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very high. since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected during the previous administration. [applause] pres. trump: the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and very incredibly, the average unemployment under my administration is lower than any administration in history of our country. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: if we haven't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [applause] pres. trump: the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanic americans, and asian americans has reached the lowest levels in history. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american poverty has declined to the lowest rat

the trumps settled the lawsuit. but in settling the lawsuit, ivanka trump defended the family's actions by saying, i'm sorry. we were victims too. the trump organization as a business has never been stronger she listed a number of places where the trumps had businesses that were the opposite of strong. even in apologizing for a situation of telling lies to investors, she says more untruths in the course of that. ... >>> i trace in my book is that how this is a family business pratt he went from fred donald j. trump and then to his adult children who participate in the family business, both out of the white house and in the white house. >> host: what do you think donald trump will do when he leaves the white house, whether it's a year from now or five years from now? he spent a lifetime in real estate, and four to eight years in politics plus the campaign. >> guest: well, he has moved to florida. >> host: changed his residence to florida. >> guest: no longer has residency here in new york. i think it's very hard to p

trump: true. immigration cost arizona taxpayers more than $2 billion every year. $2 billion you are paying, nearly 20% of arizona's annual budget in general funds goes toward this big problem. for the amount of money washington democrats want to spend supporting illegal immigrants, we could rebuild our cities all throughout america, which is what we should be doing. under my administration, we are finally taking care of our own citizens. [applause] pres. trump: including millions and millions of legal immigrants, who follow our laws, pay their taxes, and are entitled to a government that protects their families and their communities. [applause] pres. trump: every day, democrats' open borders policies are harming and killing innocent lives. in arizona alone last year, ice officers arrested over 4500 criminal aliens charged or convicted of dangerous offenses, including robbery, rape, and murder. right here in phoenix, an illegal alien chased a man through parking lot and shot him in cold blood, then

trump, donald trump's father, to donald trump and now to his adult children who participate in the family business both in-and-out of the white house. be one what you think donald trump will do when he leaves the white house? whether it's a year from now or five years from now. he's had a lifetime in real estate, four to eight years in politics. what you think he'll do when he leaves? >> guest: he's moved to florida. he no longer has residency here in new york. i think it is very hard to predict the future. certainly, one of the things it was really interesting to me is there so many people in the new york real estate world, big and important people, the first thing they wanted me to it understand as they wanted me to it know, and this is their words, donald trump is not one of us. they felt he was not part of the civic real estate society. but they also put that his practices were so far off the scale. now i want to be clear, new york real estate is a shady business. >> host: sure be to donald trump is in a category by himself. that is what people wanted me to it understand in the real e

trump: where else would you like to be but i trump rally -- but a trump rally? [applause] pres.hello, colorado. we love colorado. beautiful place. i am thrilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. bonita the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [applause] pres. trump: with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [applause] pres. trump: and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [applause] and you are going to help us get cory gardner across that allied because he has been with us 100%. [applause] he has been with us. .here was no waiver we appreciated. thank you. a verynth, we mark special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our unit sites -- our united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it is our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the battle of iwo jima. james blaine. donald whipple. and john thurman.

[cheers and applause] president trump: now we want to rebuild our country, and that is president trump: that's why my administration reversed the failing policies of the previous administration on cuba. [cheers and applause] president trump: we are supporting the hopes of cubans, nicaraguans, and venezuelans. the united states is leading a 59 nation diplomatic coalition against the socialist dictator of venezuela, nicolas maduro. [cheers and applause] maduro is an illegitimate ruler, a tyrant who abuses his people. but his tyranny will be smashed and broken. here this evening is a very here this evening is a very brave man who carries with him the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of all venezuelans. joining us in the gallery is the true and legitimate president of venezuela, juan guaido. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, mr. president. great honor. thank you very much. please take this message back that all americans are united with the venezuelan people in their righteous struggle for freedom. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you very much, mr. president. soc

in said articles donald trump only the 3rd u.s. president to be impeached now also the 3rd u.s. president to be acquitted the white house called it full of vindication and exoneration mr romney all but one republican senator voted not guilty on both articles of impeachment the lone defector was mitt romney the utah senator who in 2012 with the republican presidential nominee my faith is at the heart of who i am romney said in an emotional floor speech his conscience was more important than party loyalty he voted guilty an abuse of power what he did was not perfect no it was a flagrant assault on our electoral rights our national security and our fundamental values a few other republicans said they believe put trump did was wrong but didn't rise to remove all from office others blasted the democrats' efforts to remove the 45th us president i worry about the future of the presidency after what's happened here ladies and gentlemen you will come to regret this whole process all the democrats voted to convict trump on both charges they

trump gave him the medal of freedom for the flawless support of the trump 2016 campaign.nce rush limbaugh realize that had donald trump was going on win the nomination and for his flawless support every day of the trump presidency and every day of the trump re-election campaign. it is rush limbaugh who has the time and the wild imagination to supply trump supporters with the full theory of the case about why no one should believe that vladimir putin is really doing what vladimir putin is really doing. what vladimir putin publicly said that he did which is interfere in the election. rush limbaugh gives trump supporters the proof that vladimir putin has invaded our election process. and it is deeply twisted and weird and hugely contradictory to what rush limbaugh himself said in the past. and it is delusional and insulting to the intelligence of any thinking human being, and it all begins with weapons of mass destruction in iraq. that's right. you need to know what these people are telling each other. and so i ask you just this once to listen to two minutes, just two minute

namaste trump. namaste trump. namaste trump. i would say india/u.s. india/usa friendship. india/u.s. friendship. india/u.s. friendship. namaste. today a new history is being created at the motera stadium. today we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago i began my visit to america with the howdy modi event in houston. and today my friend president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad. you can see he has come here directly from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the -- and they have come here to this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere, from the airport to the stadium, everywhere, colors and more colors, the varied colors of india's diversity. and in the midst of all this, the presence of president trump, first lady melania trump, ivank

trump is going to win it.e has somebody backing him up that does not mess with the elections, vladimir. he is not going to mess with the elections and trump believes it. what difference does it make if you're in a caucus or what? the russians are going to get back into it just like they did before. nothing else is going to matter. that is it. let's talk to dean, who is calling from louisville, kentucky on the republican line. caller: i do not like donald trump. we already have 67 million poor and poverty. the democratic party acts like they want to be the power source of the world, not the united states. i do not like donald trump that much, but he will win in a landslide. the american people -- god bless you all. host: we were talking earlier in the show about how faith and politics mixed. there's a story coming out of the pew research center where they pulled christian democrats about their preferences. here's what they said. among democrats, christians leaned toward biden, while nonpreferred sanders. let's

trump.so i don't think that there's a resignation imminent although god knows in this trump world, i could be proven wrong tomorrow. but i do think that right now he's been -- he's got an excellent record from trump's point of view as a defender of trump. the interpretation last week was that he told trump to lay off the tweets because -- stop tweeting so i can do my job protecting you. >> jeremy bash, we always want to keep compassion foremost in our minds and hearts, and in fact it drives what has become a new kind of prison reform agenda in our country. that said, there is celebration tonight in the homes and among the family members of some people who were, in their day, spectacularly corrupt. what is the broader message of the pardons and commutations issued today, if there is one? >> well, first and foremost, i think i would say you ain't seen nothing yet because this is a prelude, i think, to president trump taking out his pardon power, trying it on for size so that he could deploy it

he backed trump's absurd claim that the government had spied on the trump campaign. and he forced justice officials to defy congressional subpoenas tied to trump investigations. not to mention the fact he has been going after trump's enemies one by one by targeting them in deeply politicized investigations. and that was just a warm up. just this month we found out that bill barr personally intervened to overrule federal prosecutors in their sentencing recommendation for trump buddy roger stone who was convicted of lying to congress in order to help trump. that was the last straw for many former justice officials of all political stripes. more than 2,000 have now signed onto a letter circulated by the group protect democracy, calling on barr to resign. in the letter, more than 2,000 former justice department officials agree that barr's behavior is a grave threat to the fair administration of justice, and that a person should not be given special treatment in a criminal prosecution because they're a close political ally of the president. they add, governments that use

donald trump has no shame. he cannot help himself. if we acquit president trump, he will believe himself to be accountable to no one. and when -- not if but when he is again faced with a choice between the public interest and his personal interest, he will choose his personal interest. and it will, in part, be a reckoning of our own making. a majority in this chamber will have made president trump a dictator. and then what will we tell the american people? how will we convince them that we still have a democracy that they should have faith in, a system of checks and balances that ensures accountability, that no one is above the law? this weekend i asked some of my constituents what they would say on the floor of the senate if they could make remarks in this trial. jennifer baker jones said it perfectly. quote, wednesday's vote won't be a vindication of trump but an end to the right of congress to push back on the president. they are giving up their balance of power. it will be difficult because we have already ceded much of our author

namaste trump. can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the ashram, and after that they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, everywhere colors and more colors, the varied colors of india's diversity, and in the midst of all this, the presence of president trump, first lady melania trump, ivanka, and jared, the presence of president trump here with his family imparts a new sweetness and closeness of family ties to the relations between india and the united states. india, usa relations are no longer just another partnership. it is a far greater and closer relationsh relationship. the solicitation event is called namaste trump, namaste als

president trump abused the power of his office through the following means. one, directing the white house to defy a lawful subpoena by withholding the production of documents sought therein by the committees, number two, directing other executive branch agencies and offices to defy the lawful subpoena and withhold the production of documents and records from the committee and in response to which the department of state office of management and budget for the department of energy and department of defense refused to produce a single document or record. three, directing current and former officials not to cooperate with the committee in response to which nine administration officials defied subpoenas for testimony, namely john michael m mick mulvaney, michael duffey, ryan mccormick, these actions were consistent with president trump's previous efforts to undermine the united states government investigations into the foreign interference in the uniteds states election. through these actions, president trump sought the right to determine society, scope and natu

president trump engaged in the scheme through the following means, one, president trump acting both directly the united states government solicited the government of ukraine to announce investigations into a, a political opponent,t, former vice president biden junior md, ukraine rather than russia in the 2016 united states presidential election. two, the same corrupt motive of president trump acting directly and through his agents abou conditioned to ask that he had requested. a, the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated in a bipartisan basis of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russia aggression and president trump had ordered suspended. b, had a state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstra demonstrate, continued united states support for the government of ukraine and russian aggression. three, the public revelation of his actions, president trump ultimately released the military and security assistance to the government of ukraine and has persisted in openly incor

so when the trumps -- when donald trump is not the president whenever that is. do you think if the trump family in the kushner family all return to new york that they would be welcomed back in some way? obviously their friends are very wealthy, well-to-do people like themselves. for they come back to new york and go back to their private sector to their life beforehand? or will they have to live in red state america? in florida or somewhere else like that? >> guest: well, they did change the residency to florida, so there's that. this is what is clear, it is clear that donald trump gets a lot of criticism in new york and in the new york society for his policies and for his chaotic style of presidency. that is very loud. he is also in this state, broadly among the entire population of the state, is not that popular of a president. even though he is popular in other parts of the country. i covered political campaigns, i covered six national political campaigns. when you cover political campaigns all anybody wants you to say and your coverage is who is going to win

trumps all these other things. i understand how every member of the cabinet would prefer to have the chief executive just say you've got this but in some cases like eddie gallagher, who is unfairly treated, the navy seal, or in the case of roger stone, the president using his ability to give clemency or pardoning, those are his rights. i don't think there's any question and i don't think there's a rift between the attorney general and the president. i see the attorney general doing what he needs to do and not being afraid to say the line attorneys -- by the way, very questionable federal judge. you might remember, she's the one that gave eric holder an extra two years to slow walk fast and furious. i don't blame the president for doing what he's doing, which is communicate them to the american people because they want to hear it now. >> laura: john, again, just so you remind everyone what happened here, roger stone, the jury foreman, tomeka hart, who is in the roger stone jury called roger stone racist pretrial, ca

trump thought manhattan was too risky, but donald trump wanted to come in. he had his eyes on this particular piece of property next to grand central terminal. but he wanted a tax break. he wanted a tax giveaway from the government. and he managed to ply his political connections, which were sort of bequeaths from his father. his father had been a member of the club called the madison political club in brooklyn for decades. and he, later donald gave a lot of money and they went to the fundraising dinners, and they hired the lawyers for the club, and they were very tight. out of that club came made her being. so when donald trump wanted to buy, purchase the commodore hotel he had a meeting with the property owner and he said we need to get a meeting with the mayor. he got a meeting with the mayor the next day. and the mayor said anything they want, with his arms around. and donald trump, anything they want they get. and once donald trump was able to get was the first tax break for commercial real estate for a hotel and the history of near city. it had never b

trump issued some high. i profile pardons and i think by doing that i think he was sending a message to some of the people who might slip on him michael cohen paul metaphor and others of hey i'm using this this part of power and perhaps there could be one for you down the line if you stay quiet there is basically a deal if you will an informal deal that if you keep your mouth shut then i'll take care. if witnesses keep silent it weakens mahler and his investigation. no i'm not above the law but yes i do have an absolute right to pardon myself if i have the absolute right i don't have to do it never did anything wrong or you know that better than anybody the idea that a u.s. president would even talk about or even consider pardon themselves is just unprecedented and i think undermines the credibility of our whole way of governance and democracy in general so when you have a president trump who seems to think that he is above the law it's antithetical not just to the american idea but to the idea of modern dem

trump: yeah, there is. i know who it is. reporter: who is it? pres. trump: i can tell you that. reporter: why not? pres. trump: we will get into it. people know it is a fraud. i know who it is on a note -- and i know who some of the leakers are. some of the leakers don't exist, it is made up by the press. those people don't exist. i know all about anonymous. i know a lot about the leakers. we know a lot. in fact, when i want to get something out to the press, i tell certain people and it is amazing, it gets out there. so far, i'm leaving it that way. i will see you later. thank you. see you on the plane. announcer: -- is back at the desk, president of alliance for american manufacturing. coming out the most recent child support, how many manufacturing jobs are there in the u.s. in which we are they trending? -- way are they trending? guest:

trump was right. he needed to blow off steam today. >> adam schiff and nancy pelosi are horrible people. if i had not fired james comey, we would not have found this stuff. when i fired that sleeze bag, all hell broke out. it was leakers and liars. it was all [bleep]. these people have gone stone cold crazy. but i have beaten them all my life and i will beat them again in i have to. >> laura: he torched them. but he's right. excuse me if i don't give a fire extinguisher to the people throwing flames at the president since inauguration day. when they say we need more civility what they mean is they want total control where they call the shots. you sit down and shut up and you keep shovelling taxes to washington for promise you never supported. the democrats are a party spent. they are a party at war with itself. one that even in defeat has grown corrupt and decadent. they can't count votes in iowa. they are incompetent or the ultimate election meddlers. the democrats loved things during the bush years

donald trump ailes the great american comeback at a prime time state of the union address to the nation. well a country is thriving. and highly respected again. but that's not what the democrats think speaker nancy pelosi is seen tearing up a copy of his speech. on how magazine and this is al-jazeera my from doha also coming up u.s. president says the country should be a sanctuary for law abiding americans a nazi in his words criminal aliens. and among the guests of honor venezuela's one white dove trump calls him the country's true and legitimate leader also on the program. it will be easy to bring in the new the. e.p.a. to church leaders in iowa are partial results are announced in the democratic caucus after a day of chaos. while on the eve of a vote expected to acquits the u.s. president's all of his impeachment to donald trump has come face to face with democrats who've been seeking to oust him from office is just given his state of the union address in the house of representatives the same chamber which he was in pain just last month or head of the speech there was an awkward mome

were they setting up trump? were they setting up all the people around trump?f so who did it and why did they do it. that one maybe happens this summer. that could shake the intelligence community, the justice department and the fbi, shake it to its roots. trish: it's disturbing to see this play out. just going through the whole mueller thing and come out 2 1/, 3 years later, there was no there there. a waste of taxpayer money. then you have the other investigations going on. you feel michael flynn was set up. what does this tell you about effectively the swamp, the deep state. i know you were there and saw a lot of it firsthand. and you were also there, i believe, during the nixon administration as well? what happened over that time frame? did it just get worse and worse? >> it's not the deep state as much as it's the broad state. the professional bureaucrats. they didn't like donald trump. when we walked into the white house necessity looked at us like an alien invading army. someone came into my office and said there is a transcript of general flynn's conver

trump: say it? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: well, the ambassador will be doing that. he did a great job. he is very familiar with the people. he has done a fantastic job of that. he is going to continue to maintain that because he has such a great dialogue. everybody said that was the deal. it is a great thing for those two countries. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i am not involved in it. i am not involved. i don't have to, but i stay uninvolved. i don't have to. i could be totally involved, as you know, but i very much stay uninvolved. it is all working out very well. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: look, the taliban has been fighting for decades. we have been over there 19 years. we are like a law enforcement force. we think they want to make a deal, we want to make a deal. i think it is going to work out, we will see. we are right now in a period that has been holding up. we are in a certain period of nonviolence. it has been holding up, 1.5 days. they want to make a deal. i think the taliban wants to make a deal too. they are tired of fighting. >> [inaudible] pres. trum

that's what we have to keep our eye on. >> when the trumps or would donald trump is not the president, whenever that is , do you think the trump and kushner family returned to new york they will be welcome back? their friends are very wealthy and well-to-do a lot of people like themselves could they come back to the private sector or do they have to live in florida or somewhere else? >> they did change their residency to florida so there is that. so this is what is clear and for this policy and the administrative chaos. and that is very loud and among the entire population. i covered political campaigns and who's going to win and what's going to happen. and then to hedge your bets. and then we get out of the prediction business we understand the forces at play. that it's very hard for a political future so i will take a pass. >> [laughter] that's all right. but you said earlier today with the obligations you write this book and we have an incredibly polarized time in america. and relentlessly that you touched on this a little bit but you say it was worth it to write this because it se

of trump enterprises. and congress one question needs to be addressed by the investigative committee why did trump fire james komi. why do you believe you were fired. so i don't know for sure i believe the prick think the president at his word that i was fired because of the russian rustication something about the way i was conducting it the president felt created pressure on him they wanted to relieve he was asking for something and i was refusing to give it. and fact early in his term trump asked to speak to komi in private. there was a meeting at the white house a one on one meeting between trump and call me call me must have had his antenna up because he felt like something was wrong because as soon as he was done that meeting he wrote up these memos. after meeting with trump call me sat in his car and wrote down what was discussed the meeting was about general fled the advisor who had lied about his contacts with russia trump said he hoped komi coming let the matter go. i hope you can let this go now

trump 8.somehow manages to get 10 or 12% of the black vote, i'm not predicting it, i'm just saying it's not totally outside the realm of possibility. that could hurt democrats peeling away the couple percent in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. >> something like this, doesn't this -- when you look at the video, on the surface it's just -- it's gross. i mean -- >> it's not that outreach that's going to get it. not that outreach. the state of the union. the superbowl act. they're throwing everything at the wall and trying to make it stick. >> pastor scott says his organization -- let me get this in -- is nonpartisan and the event had not been organized by the trump campaign, yet scott, he's been a top surrogate for trump since 2016. he's on the show a lot. his organization was given a grant from the main super pac supporting trump's reelection campaign. i had to say that. what did you want to say? keith, did you want to add anything? >> yeah, i wanted to say people know the president's history.

that russian president standing next to donald trump said i prefer donald trump? >> and that was the preference in 2016. as for whether or not their operations now are designed specifically to favor donald trump or merely to conduct a cyber attack, merely, of our democratic election i think is besides the point. we have a nation adversary of the united states of america conducting a cyber attack against our country and the president is outraged, not by the ongoing attack. he's outraged our intelligence community professionals are warning people about it, that they're warning congress so we can do something about it. and i think the lesson is he's not only unconcerned about the cyber attack, i think he welcomes it. i think he knows deep down that it would benefit and therefore, he needs squash any effort by his own government to preventd it. >> i played the sound of congressman himes saying mcguire needs speak out. couldn't the committee, run by democrats subpoena him today? >> they could ask for testimony by mcguire, by others who know about this analysis and more

everything out here, they love trump. you should love trump.e are going to win the great state of iowa. it's going to be a historic landslide. , your farms are going to hell. i can tell you right now. sell, sell. we love the farmers and the ranchers. we love the manufacturers. plenty of that in the state. it's a great state. you have a great governor. [cheering] every day, we are achieving extraordinary victories for the citizens of the hawkeye state. the iowa unemployment rate has reached an all-time low in history. that's not bad. [cheering] pres. trump: that's not bad. oh, let's vote for pocahontas. let's vote for bernie. let's vote firstly be joe. -- four sleepy joe. [booing] pres. trump: he always gets the name wrong. how many times has he missed it? it's great to be in the great state of ohio. they say, joe, you are in iowa. you can't do that. no matter how great you speak come if you are winston churchill, if you make that mistake at the beginning of your speech, it's over. you might as well wrap it up. there's the fake news. [booing] th

i just think he is the one to beat trump. >> trump has to go. that's it.est and authentic human being, the most empathetic human being that's possible to get in there. my grandmother was a democratic socialist. my mother was. i am. i want joe. >> but even biden volunteer ryan phelps says he will support anyone, as long as it's not trump. >> it's not like races in the past where there's been a clear front-runner. i really don't know what to expect. i think it's healthy and important to have a robust primary. i will support whoever the nominee is and do everything to make them be the next president of the united states. most democrats will. hopefully, most of the candidates right now will encourage their supporters to do that. >> you heard ryan just say, i'm going to support whoever the candidate is, the nominee is. i think most democrats will do that. that's a really important statement. is that true? will most democrats -- most people we talk to say that. in the end, will people come out if bernie sanders is the candidate? will people come out for elizabet

the trump regime, which might be better labeled the trump/putin regime, and it's one of those breaking news situations that suddenly makes recent news make more sense, like the recent news that donald trump has outdone himself by appointing one of the most ridiculous incompetent stooges in the trump administration to be nothing less than the acting director of national intelligence. the president gave that job to his current ambassador to germany richard grenell who intends to remain ambassador to germany while being the acting director of national intelligence, and richard grenell will be replacing joseph mcguire who was serving as acting director of national intelligence, and he expected to be nominated by the president to be confirmed by mitch mcconnell's senate as the official director of national intelligence until vladimir putin showed donald trump that he needed an even more incompetent director of national intelligence because vladimir putin is working hard to reelect his favorite president of the united states in history. and donald trump doesn't want the american intelligence

they acknowledge trump is a client.his limited white house disclosures the amounts that he owes and what those loans are. they have in the case of tammy mcfadden that we were discussing earli earlier, they said that they handled everything properly. they're playing defense. and they are trying to desperately, i think, to make this very bad situation where they are the public face of donald trump's finances. they're trying to make that go away as best we can. i think to their credit here, it sounds like they're owning up. they're not really disputing anything, and it's hard to dispute because a lot of this is public. >> the last question i have for you is about what i see coming next month with the supreme court arguments over, among other things, the subpoena to deutsche bank to hand over their financial records related to trump. are you concerned that they may have destroyed or mishandled or altered those records? i raise this because you had reported at "the times" that multiple deutsche bank executives had told you t

and top administration officials is quietly helping develop these never trump slash pro-trump lists. members of this network include ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. on the 2020 front, we are entering a critical eight-day period now. tomorrow night biden, bloomberg, buttigieg, sanders, warren, klobuchar, steyer will all debate in south carolina. saturday, the south carolina primary. 72 hours later comes super tuesday. another way of putting it, this is the last debate before super tuesday. sanders coming off a big win at the nevada caucuses. right now leading with the most delegates. front-runner status, of course, brings a whole new world of scrutiny. that includes his sit-down interview with "60 minutes" where he seemed to try to distance himself from his own rhetoric. >> a lot of voters are voting for candidates who aren't calling for medicare for all, who aren't calling for a revolution. is everybody really wanting a revolution like that? >> let's go easy on the word political revolution. >> you're the one that's used the word. >> yeah, i don't wan

but one person didn't -- donald trump. he didn't just not applaud the concept of loving thy neighbor he had to physically turn around from the man who was saying it. there was more. >> ask god to give you the strength to go against your human nature, to follow jesus' teaching. you believe jesus' teaching act like it, me too. to love your enemies. ask god to take political contempt from your heart. and sometimes when it's just too hard, ask god to help you fake it. >> love your enemies. donald trump doesn't know that that was jesus christ's idea. take contempt from your heart. what would be left in donald trump's heart if there were no contempt? and if that's too hard to do then fake it. donald trump has faked a lot of things but he couldn't fake that not even today at a prayer breakfast where the speaker right before him suggested to him, urged him to at least try to fake being a good person for once, at least try to fake that he understood the christian concept of love your enemies. it was as if arthur brooks was giving t

president trump engaged in this scheme through the following means. 1, president trump acting directly and through his agents within and outside the united states government corruptly solicited the government of ukraine to publicly announce investigations into a, a political opponent, former vice president joseph biden junior and b, a discredited theory promoted by russia alleging that the ukraine rather than russia interfered in the 2016 united states presidential election. 2, with the same corrupt motive president trump acting directly and through his agents outside of the united states government conditioned to official acts on the public announcement that he had requested. a, the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression in which president trump had ordered suspended and be, i had of state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued united states support for th

trump india visit to india reject trump visit even before trump there was criticism that poor is a lot about what being hidden by war was on the route to the stadium but others in the region say that trump is the 1st us president to deliver such a huge speech in front of so many indian people or member of our like community however says the trip is little more than a public relations exercise and opposition politicians have so wait a. good move. for america i'm going to impose by well i'll go over here what i mean is that you sort of the only look what i want on the recent succumbing to demolish it all years. for more on china's visit we are joined from out of a person i'm she's out is there as india correspondent right here in the studio we have to get out of those white house correspondent as sutton and do me is a columnist at wall street journal and everybody's really good to have you elizabeth let's start off you then i'm out of by those instant reactions to what it was like to see present trump enter a stadium was so many indians in there cheering for him. or femi it was really qu