una paliza en las elecciones de otoÑo si se enfocan en la retÓrica y el carÁcter del presidente trump. bushnnecticut aanunciaron hoy una demanda judicial para tratar de cenar la reforma fiscal impulsada por el presidente trump. aseguran que la nueva ley estÁ diseÑada para perjudicar a estados con mayorÍa demÓcrata y costarÁ a sus contribuyentes, miles de millones de dÓlares. otra demanda contra el gobierno federal fue presentada hoy por los estados de nueva york y minnesota, por el recorte de abrupto e ilegal de mÁs de 1000 millones de dÓlares anuales para servicios de salud vitales para personas de bajos ingresos. estos son los Únicos estados que operan este programa bÁsico de salud estatal que entre ambos brindan cobertura mÉdica a mÁs de 800 mil residentes de escasos recursos. para muchos latinos, este primer aÑo del presidente trump se ha convertido en una Época de miedo y discriminaciÓn. >> el presidente que tenemos es racista. enny: se trata de la primera encuesta nacional sobre la visiÓn de los latinos hacia las fuerzas policiales le sistema de justicia criminal de los estados unidos

president clinton and the elder president trump bush, they talked. president george h.w. bush spoke with ronald reagan when he succeeded him in the presidency. but these two literally have not talked. >> the ex-president's club is a thing and there is a strong history dating back to washington and being respectful of those who have gone before you. you don't prosecute them. you let them go in peace provide they go. as long as they go, you be let them go in peace. but i'm sure ronald reagan and jimmy carter did not have a lot of constructsive conversations. just as i'm sure clinton didn't have a lot of the constructs ill conversations with george h.w. bush. but in this case trump can be an mitted by malice in attacking obama's career and his accomplishments. but also it can be the things he and the people around him believe are better for the country. we have no reason to believe trump is acting in a way he thinks will harm the country in order to spite obama. kennedy: he was running essentially against his legacy. president trump saw hillary clinton

sober and in command of the material. >> laura: ramon, you're comparing poor jeb bush in a middle school library to donald trumpairs. here's jeb bush on trump's rhetoric. >> i don't think he'll succeed if he continues on the path. i don't see a good outcome with all the rhetoric, all the hateful comments. that ultimately will drag down the positive things he and his team are doing. >> why does he do this before midterms. he won the party. >> he went on to say trump needs to focus on income. what's he been doing? >> jeb bush at this point is like elton john and cher, they keep announcing retirement but won't go away. i'm waiting for the jim gilmore and joe pataki interviews of the gripping primary candidates that also lost. >> laura: no one will call you low-energy ramon. i'm never doing an interview in the middle library with those chairs. >> takes the credibility away. >> laura: jeb bush lost when the voters rejected the bush design ti in 2016 but democrats didn't gets the message because you won't believe who they've now picked as their pressure face for the future. another political dynasty reboot and crysta

trump. and i think that the bush's likely see him as endangering the institution that they revere most in the world and that is the president. >> taking us through their interactions with donald trump, some of them-- potential interarks they chose not to have and what exactly they told about their thoughts on the president. >> george herbert walker bush when he was former president in the 1990s was waiting for his private aircraft to get some maintenance and he was told by his chief of staff, who was told by an attendant at the airport that donald trump was about to land. and would the former president like to meet donald trump. and when presented about this idea, george bush had a newspaper in his hand. and he lowered it and said god no. and then he lifted it up again and pulled it down and said waited, he's coming here. and she said i don't know. sow put up his newspaper in front of his face to shield his face in the event that donald trump came by. so that gives you a pretty good indication of what george bush thought of donald trump prior to. this and actually his campaign manager in 1988

. >> this is a bill -- the frame work of this bill is something that president trump bush couldn't getma didn't propose this. a pathway to citizenship for almost 2 million folks. i know linda would like to see that. i know a lot of democrats would like to see that and i think it's a brilliant move by the president. now all of a ud issen they've got a bill, all these daca recipients are going to do to their members and say hey, we could be citizens, members of this community and democrats are going to vote against it. >> but david, the problem is the legal immigration part of his proposal. >> eliminating the visa lottery program and reducing family reunification. >> i'm old enough -- i am old enough to remember that it was ted kendy trying to get more irish in the visa lottery program came about, but you know, the problem is that this reducing legal immigration, trying to ensure that we cut legal immigration drastically is going to harm our economy. it's bad for all americans. and you know, this was never part of the republican proposal. i mean, we've had a legal immigration program tha

bush to donald trump disproves darwin. i don't really see we're progressing or evolving in the right way. you know, this is a course thing of the culture. what's so remarkable and what we're going to be dealing with for a long time is the fact that the person who in the office of which franklin roosevelt said, it is preeminently a place of moral leadership, that person himself is kind of the chief course ener, if that's the word at the moment. that's beyond -- that's almost a separate question from the legal question. mike mentioned his impeachment, the 25th amendment. the issue here is these are -- those are legal steps. you can't really impeach a president simply because you don't like him, you know, that you disagree with him. so, if there is to be that kind of step forward, it's going to be coming, i suspect, out of the russia investigation. and so it's what don rumsfeld would call at this point a known

and barack obama projected are you a trump supporter ok with these tweets and the billy bush video and trump calling a football player an s.o.b. and that word that rhymes with spit all. well oftentimes i'm not ok with it but if you compare the the results. the very learned statesman got over the past twenty years to the results that we're getting now how is the world any safer or how is it in any less dangerous because barack obama was very measured in what he said the fact is north korea became a bigger problem during his eight years and the rest of your question how is donald trump perceived and how does it translate i won't try to tell you how donald trump's english translates into korean but i do think that. kim thinks he's dealing with a tough guy there and calculates accordingly and i don't think that's a bad thing. but even without a translation brian to resell may in the u.k. is put off by some of the staff no i agree and i mean kind of this part of it that kind of likes it you know don't make an omelet you gotta break some eggs and i write and i love when i think that's wh

congress and the supreme court. and the supreme court. seen the president's wife, melania trump, a rider. of george w bushe to you both. good evening. hello. thank you for being with us. let us start with you, you worked in the administration of george w bush. the administration of george w bush. inside the white house on state of the union night. the union night. this is donald trump's first state of the union. trump's first state of the union. what will it be like for him and what is the need to do tonight? what is the need to do tonight?

so when donald trump said i am my own advisor, he thought wow, this guy doesn't know what it means to be president. george h.w. bush was a little bit more blunt. i saw him in may of 2016 on the day that john kasich pulled out of the race so we just had donald trump who was pretty clearly going to win the nomination battling against ted cruz, anti- moderates, to say the very least, antiestablishment politicians and, actually, i was the one who told him that kasich had just dropped out and i asked him about trump and he said you know, i don't know him, but i don't like him and i'm not excited about him being a leader and then he said he's a blowhar blowhard, but the most resounding statement both of those men made was not a statement at all. well, it was a statement but it wasn't verbal. it was by casting their first ballot, in george h.w.'s case, casting his first ballot for democratic candidate. he had never registered to vote for a democrat in his life. george w. bush voted republican down ballot, but abstained from voting for the president. >> which is remarkable. especially while i think they've all kind of adop

trump. i forgave you for bush. se to get coal miners back to work. i love being a miner and i'm proud to be a miner. i raised two children as a single mother and i could not have done it without thejob i had at the coal mine. and that's our mine. that's where i work. there's a lot of issues as a democrat that were important to me. but none more important than this state and these people that i work with. it was bigger than me. it was bigger than the issues i had with him personally. he's not my kind of guy. but this is, this wasn't about me. it was about the people that i care about and the people that i work with. and the state that i love and will defend, even if that means i have to set aside what i feel for one vote. i'd do that. a year on, does stacey have any regrets? our first year with trump has been good for wyoming. i have ended the obama administration's war on coal and we're putting our wonderful coal miners back to work, producing beautiful, clean coal. we're busy in the coal mine. the demand for us coa

trump. when george bush was president. the new york times took a poll to ask who would make a better president. 3- 1. reporters said kerry and 12- 1, reporters from inside of the berry said john kerry over george bush. new york times reporter linda greenhouse who covers the supreme court acknowledged she is a long- time donor to planned parent hood. and atlantic magazine. 24 working journalist, left journalism to go into the obama administration. it was a short step. you will be lucky if there is 3 or 4 or 5 reporters in the trump administration. the bias is deep and been there for decades. >> sean: did liberal joe step on the truth? >> it is it morning joe is the most anti- trump show on television. are they criticizing policy? hardly ever. cabinet selections. >> sean: he had an expert and the washington post is going to write an article that they would not publish his source and that the president was suffering early stages of dementia. >> he writes that the president has dementia. and the problem is it they try to play

in that regard, they were no different from trump or bush.: we just have 30 seconds, but you begin your he'piece or you're going into court and you don't know if you're going to be sent to jail at this point or not. >> right. that was in january 2015. the case had gone to the supreme court. the supreme court refused to hear my appeal of their appeal, and so i had no more legal recourse to avoid appearing in court. i just -- i said i was not going to reveal my sources when a prosecutor asked me. and at that moment, the and said, ok,nked we have no further question. amy: james risen, we have to leave it there but we will do a post show and post it on democracynow.org. kilis are we will link to his peace "the biggest secret: my life as a new york times reporter in the shadow of the war on terror." shadow of the war on terror." a fond [exotic music] ♪ (michalis) the cooking odyssey is made possible by... ♪ and by... (female announcer) from the greek island of lemnos, authentic cheeses produced with traditional methods,

investigation into the russian meddling, instead trying to chase attention away from trump's russia connections. >>> and jeb bushis sounding is the alarm about 2018. he says trump's character will drag the republicans down in the midterm elections this november. and with the news that trump ordered the firing of the special counsel last june, the party's chances aren't likely to improve. finally, let me finish with the democrats' attempt to recapture their gloerd past by picking bobby kennedy's grandson to give the democratic state of the union. three cheers for that. this is "hardball" where the action is. . ounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> one big quest

steel industry but these times are long gone president trump one hire in twenty sixteen by promising to bring jobs back to the region. twice when bush believes in trump she host at talk show on local radio and after she gets off the air she relaxes and the cigar vonage. he is earn respect because of what he wants to do and how he wants to get it done so he's not republican even that democrat he's just an american who use the system for his the best will to the presidency and you have to respect that but i mean but we have to admit that he lies he doesn't tell the truth you have to admit he has he has his own thought process. but the question is. do we all lie also. tracy takes me a long term party fundraiser in youngstown. and during. three five. delayed his polls show that the president's trumps approval rating is at a record low whether people here support him despite the fact that he hasn't made much progress on his legislative agenda. finally for the first time the live your life times there's somebody in washington who is determined to change washington that's why people are excited they want to they want someone to go to washi

investigation into the russian meddling, instead trying to chase attention away from trump's russia connections. >>> and jeb bush is sounding is the alarm about 2018. he says trump's character will drag the republicans down in the midterm elections this november. and with the news that trump ordered the firing of the special counsel last june, the party's chances aren't likely to improve. finally, let me finish with the democrats' attempt to recapture their gloerd past by picking bobby kennedy's grandson to give the democratic state of the union. three cheers for that. this is "hardball" where the action is. well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. but prevagen helps your brain with an in

bush. the trump visit was expected to draw huge protests. more from london. >> reporter: well, there are a number of factual problems with that late early hours tweet. i mean obviously you have to first of all ask yourself what exactly was on the commander in chief's mind so late in the day, that this particular issue came to mind, but factually it was not the obama administration that arranged this deal to move the u.s. embassy from a very nice part in central london to also a very nice part of south london on the river. it was the bush administration nearly ten years ago now on security grounds. also the deal may not have been that bad frankly. we're told by local officials that actually the hotel deal which the embassy is being turned into by those that purchased the embassy, that's worth about $1.3 billion or so and the state department is clear that the whole move would be funded by the sale of this initial building and so that to some degree is confusing. it is perhaps suggested that the central lon bonn property was worth less because

the bill of love was a play on what jeb bush said in a debate where trump attacked him. bush said these families who bring their kids with them, that's an act of love, it's not a crime. then-candidate trump mocked him, now changed his tune. so really it's about the wall, though. you remember what this promise was, as solid as the wall he was promising itself, uncompromised, not a metaphor for anything. take a listen. >> we are going to build a great border wall. >> we will build a great, great wall. >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry about it. [ cheers ] >> i promise, we will build the wall. >> it's not going to be a little wall. it's going to be a big, beautiful wall. >> it's going to be a very tall, strong, powerful wall. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> we haven't heard anything about that for months. but the wall itself is now a great big beautiful question mark. it was discussed today in terms of being exactly what everyone has said it should be, a metaphor for different types of security, big, beautiful wall in some places, nensz others, el

bush. he says trump's conduct in foreign affairs is a clear danger. >> first, he set up a number of really potentially very dangerous foreign policy circumstances on the korean peninsula, in our relationship with mexico, in our relationship in... in the way we've dealt with free trade. and secondly, he's done a lot of long-term damage to american credibility, american reputation around the world-- the american ability to speak forthrightly on human rights, rule of law, those kinds of things. >> reporter: but aren't the president's tweets essentially insignificant? >> the tweets are presidential pronouncements. they're insights into what the president is really like. and it is profoundly disturbing to see somebody who is so petty and teper... temperamental and ill-informed and vindictive and shallow as president of the united states. and there is long-term damage, i think, to the office and to our institutions by having somebody saying those things. >> reporter: and about those tweets, rich lowry has one simple solution. >> the first and the most important thing-- and the easiest thing to d

trump. >> george bush the first at example. no new taxes. broken promise.this is not unique to this president. where you have statements that are made during a campaign that are somewhat inconsistent with the reality of governing. >> you don't think it's odd at this point in this process you don't know where the president is on security, or on the bill? especially when these are so important and he said he would drive this process? he's supposed to be the art of the deal man. >> the president will sign the continuing resolution that passed the house of representatives. that eliminates the threat of a shut down. i do not know what the president's position would be based on whatever amendments the senate may come up with. i have some degree of confidence in the senate will pass our bill the president will sign it. this threat will be over with. >> the idea that the democrats have leverage in the senate especially with mcconnell being short votes on his side. not necessarily because of the filibuster. because of the math. daca matters to them. what is the chan

donald trump, george w. bush and ronald reagan. they all happen to be republicans.ow does that happen? judge jeanine: you can't deny the to be market is at record highs and they say it may end up at 30,000 before the end of the first term. you know what i find fascinating is the black unemployment rate now, and this president is suppose to be a racist is one of the lowest it's ever been. if you look at the top of that it shows 2017. we have a black president and it was horrific. now this president is suppose to be a racist and he's improving with african-americans who voted for him because they had nothing to lose. >> when president obama said the stock market tripled under his watch. donald trump said that doesn't matter. the minute he becomes president, donald trump says it matters. judge jeanine: you don't agree black unemployment is the lowest rate in history? msnbc said it. >> donald trump changes his opinion based on what benefits him. i think it's great the unemployment rate is low. i'm glad stock market is up. i just hope it helps everybody, not just the don

obama and bush couldn't get it done but trump is going to. merit-based immigration.esident is very clear he doesn't think should be carveouts from any country, norway, great britain, haiti, el salvador does he think should be special carveouts. >> what does that have to do with talking about s-hole. >> there are more people with merit from norway than haiti and africa, an enormous continent of many countries. >> plan still had carveouts for countries on the tps list, severely economically distressed places sending tens of thousands of people. >> africa. have you been to africa? do you know how about countries? does the president know? he likes to make up countries not in africa but actually incredibly developed and well-off countries. in fact when the president was speaking to black african leaders talking about rich friends making money in africa. >> you're leaving a lot out. heard from acosta and previous, talking about countries doing better economically, norway, countries in asia. didn't name specific countries in asia. talking around the world. why specifically

in a blizzard to get into a donald trump rally in kingsboro, massachusetts, and say those people aren't going to show up on the polls, these people aren't real, jeb bush is a little rusty because he hadn't run for office in eight years. well, donald trump hadn't run for office in 70 years. he'd never been part of the system. and what we talk about in the book is how he completely disemboweled the republican establishment, how he destroyed all the gene juses -- geniuses by the veer ve processty of his schedule. six, seven, eight stops a day in four time zones. and what that did was it ignited people who had not been involved in politics for 30 years. you go to michigan, you go to pennsylvania, you go to wisconsin, places where republicans don't win anymore, and you know what they said? they said we're tired of the lies in washington. and what we write about in the book is exactly what dave said, washington's been so broken that donald trump saw it and said i will fix it. and for the first time in my lifetime and yours as well, we have a businessman the oval office who is not stymied by 30 years of washington, d.c. dogma of the way it's always been done

bush, also the president trump was expected to draw huge protests when he visited. let's go live to the new u.s. embassy in london, check in with cnn's nick payton walsh. nick, good morning to you. what have you learned? what was your reaction to this tweet? >> reporter: there is a lot factually to address with that tweet. you dealt with the first issue. that was under the bush administration. the health of the deal is not necessarily a former real estate magnate president trump suggests. the building behind me according to the u.s. state department was built entirely using the funds of the sale of the old u.s. embassy. still also partially in use as well. the old building is in mayfair central london, a plush part of town. it's a listed building but it was sold to a qatar i sovereign wealth funds and they are developing it into a hotel for a project worth a billion pounds, $1.3 billion more than enough to develop what is behind me. this is not an awful location. the apartments around me are going about a million pounds themselves. quite an extraordinary judgment in

trump. it's post-bush, anti-obama backlash with race at the center where we think donald trump isn't just doing of this and riling everybody up. he is also building on things. he is a symptom. consider in 2006, give credit where it's due. it was a republican president at the time, george w. bush who signed the reauthorization of the voting rights act. but by the barack obama era, republicans in congress were now fighting that same bill. when it needed an adjustment after a supreme court ruling. it was also bush who held that prime time address to the nation that among other things called for, yes, remember it? a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. consider that on mlk day presidents in both parties have traditionally taken action to mark it. president reagan who did initially oppose the creation of this holiday, important to remember, but he did sign a law under pressure and the first mlk day was in 1986. >> and on this day, the united states of america celebrates for the very first time, a federal holiday honoring dr. king today, january 20th, 1986. then vice president george bush

trump. they didn't talk to us. they didn't sit down with us. they didn't give us a hug. didn't hear from president obama. didn't hear from george w. bush. ump was it for them. finally they had a voice. >> well, yeah. you couldn't be more accurate than that. i can tell from you so many of the people that i'm now friends with, because we have lost somebody, you know, back in the obama days we wrote to him. i wrote to him twice. i had the letter delivered by someone in jeh johnson's staff, never even a condolence response back. i have written to many senators and congressman, no response think just ignore us. same with the media. "new york times," chicago tribune. any of the tribune publications. they will run story after story. heart breaking story that some illegal alien being deported and all they did was embezzling money and then somebody gets killed. you will find it nowhere in the paper. >> laura: i call those immigration sob stories. i do them regularly on the radio. every illegal immigrant is a valedictorian or has rescued a cat from a tree. there is never an illegal imin most of these news accounts that's ever so much as jay walked

bush then eight years of relative hope. >> would you say the election of donald trump has been the best thing for george w. bush? [laughter] b-17 talk about the math crusaders. my god he made him look good. >> i absolutely agree. so what we go through now looks like something totally different growing that will look out the window so you feel optimistic about where we can end up? >> with the governor's victories i see we revealed a trend. it isn't just donald trump and in a way we have to think him because he pushed the cart over the edge for his republican congress for a long time three houses stacked against us with the supreme court the executives and congress. so if we can reverse congress we will come out looking good. thank you speak up. i'm tired of waiting. don't grumble. i am the grouch. >> as much as trump concerns me in the united states that seems to be a worldwide phenomenon and it seems to be affecting the full planet. >> and the czech republic. >> i think right now britain is biting their tongue or biting their nails. but a lot of that is donald open the door. and people get tired of systems. and

christopher wray was appointed by trump and was a bush assistant attorney general. hows the swamp is fighting back against the trump administration. i cannot say that definitively. this is really good for the trump white house, but it doesn't look good for the russia investigation. >> the president got tax cuts through. the companies reinvesting in the united states. not all of them, but many. tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. the white house has not been able to capitalize on those things that you could say are notching off wins on his america first agenda. it is all this stuff. siraj, thank you. >>> 38 minutes past the hour. jeff sessions is vowing to figure out how the fbi lost a series of text messages with employees under scrutiny. peter struck and lisa page served on the russia investigation. the gap reveals to the justice department as it released a second batch of texts. >> ron johnson, the committee chairman, questioned it. they say quote, the omission of texts cause us to further question the credibility and objectivity of officials at the fbi.

trump. george w. bush did amazing work with aids in africa, saved millions of lives. carter won a nobel prize working in africa doing crop yield increases or fighting guinea worm diseases. the clinton foundation doing enormous work. donald trump has a heart of stone, and he doesn't like these people. and i think we need to have religious leaders now speak out, people from the catholic church, mormon church. tonight, to me it's some kind of tipping point. i know it's just another trumpism, but there's no sane person who can say this isn't just blatant racism we heard uttered out of the american president's mouth. and where is lindsey graham and tom cotton. where's their tweet? they're always running to go do interviews on television, denounce the president on this loud and clear. it's a loser in history that hits your kite with trump on this one. >> doug, i've got to point out president trump was recording a statement for martin luther king, jr. just as this story was breaking about his remarks. he said trump gets away with so many gas in part because he is white, crit

>> well, it's an apt metaphor in the sense that donald trump when he was campaigning in 2016, jeb bush said he's a chaos candidate and he will be a chaos president and that's exactly what we've seen in donald trump. this is a man who governs as though the white house is reality television. that's played across the world stage. i think dan balls of the washington post got it right in an opt ed he wrote this year in encapsulating the first year of donald trump's presidency when he stated that donald trump sees democratic governance through the lens of whether donald trump personally is winning or losing. this is a man whose incapable of putting the office of the presidency above himself. >> to expand on that, chris, the associated press heard from a white house official that said that the presidencys th sees th shutdown as his commitment to tough negotiations, he believes the democrats will be the ones to blink first. >> what's clear, i agrae wiee w mark. this is the most dysfunctional, least accomplished white house in history. it isn't getting better on kelly's watch. he seems to be po

fits the criteria of depp state, but there definitely are people whether it's obama, clinton, bush or trump who disagree with that president and just wait it out because they know they will be there longer than that president will be there. >> host: next call comes from jane, joshua tree, california. jane, good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i'd love to speak to sharyl's first statement or very early statement that -- [inaudible] control the news. and that gets my goat. i'm a person that loves radio. i was traveling across the country to take care of my elders in washington state and new mexico, turned on that radio dial, and year by year the radio -- the viewpoint on that radio became narrower, narrower and narrower. i live 20 miles from twentynine palms marine base. i get up into the high desert. i turn on my radio dial, and it's four very, very far-right christian preachers yelling at anybody who doesn't think exactly the way they do are evil. and then it's rush limbaugh on three channels at the same time spewing hate. this kind of vitriol and hatred that's been infecting the airw

trump. so the party is definitely worried about this. jeb bush was all over the place.ou heard that chaos candidate moment came. he had the party rooting for him privately and was changing his tune on immigration, talking about anchor babies, not always taking it to trump which clearly he pelt and he's not the same kind of republican that he president trump is. there's a moment where republican leadership could have stopped his candidacy had they said some of the things they say now that some of them like senator flake has been empowered since he's not running for re-election back in 2015, donald trump would not have won all those primaries and caucuses. jeb bush could be president today for that. it's something to keep in mind that the party it's easier for them to look backward and say we warned about this, this is what we were afraid of. at the same time, there was a moment where it could have been a moment of leadership for some of these republicans to say we'd rather have a president clinton than president trump. >> i think that was very fair. alan, do you get any

trump next month's u.k. visit over the coals relocating the u.s. embassy picking a mount obama for the bush era decision even reportedly launches into an empty migrant tirade in the oval office also ahead. and just kind of surfing the place we want everyone. to violence continues and palestinians protest against donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the is really. coming off america's invasion the u.s. army's on the lookout for software that can interact with the tension to influence social media users in other countries. one of the u.k.'s top schools for girls is battling its stuff from referring to pupils girls in a move to adopt more gender neutral language. just after nine. in the evening here in moscow this friday january twelfth i'm you know neal and you're watching r.t. international our top story president trump has poll data visiting britain next month to open the new u.s. embassy in london he sees it's because he's unhappy with the one point two billion dollar relocation project. the reason i can so much here to london is that i'm not a big fan of the obama administration hav

. >> it was during the campaign that then candidate trump derided jeb bush for calling immigration an act of love. and then today at this meeting he called daca a bill of love. and so -- >> that's a good point. >> you can see republicans just rolling their eyes all around the country saying what's kind of going on here, who is this man? and again it gets back to maggy's point and your point which is this is a person who likes to tell people what they want to hear. which is why republicans go crazy when he's in a room with democrats because he tells them what they want to hear. and i think he wanted to tell the public, i'm in charge, and i'm really a good guy. >> which is why he tweeted out now, which i said very clearly. >>> next more breaking news. what newly revealed testimony does to the president's claim democrats were the ones who colluded with russia. and high level departure from the white house. for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works