so eric trump, or donald trump could say that the missile attack proves that donald trump is independent of vladimir putin. he could have advised donald trump to do the missile attack because he then would be able to say that or have one of his sons say that. we don't know the real motivation of that missile attack by the united states. we only know what donald trump says, and donald trump is a repeated proven pathological liar, so we don't know why that missile strike occurred. here is a bit of an interview with fox news that the network released tonight before showing it in its entirety tomorrow. >> when i see people using horrible, horrible chemical weapons, which they agreed not to use under the obama administration, but they violated it. >> they said they got rid of them. >> what i did should have been done by the obama administration a long time before i did it. and you would have had a much better, i think, syria would be a lot better off right now than it has been. >> makes sense. if you think that makes sense, remember that the same donald trump saw chemical weapons used in syri

trump role -- president trump's cabinet. we look at the confirmation hearings of its most senior officials. we will watch the trump signing -- we watch president trump signing an executive order today. conversations] president trump: good morning. we are honored to join, be joined today by some absolutely tremendous people and great veterans. i have to thank them dearly, but also to representative phil roe. [indiscernible] what a job you have done. and all the members of congress who worked on the bill we are about to sign, such an important bill. i is actually want to thank senators john mccain and senator johnny isakson. they have been incredible working with us. let me also thank my good friend, florida governor, rick scott, a navy veteran in here to represent more than a million veterans from the state of florida. we are also joined by the leaders of a number of veterans group. i want to thank all of them for being here and all of the tremendous and in work that they do. we would not be here if it were not for them, i can tell you that. finally, our secretary of the by theavid shelton, who, way, was approved b

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donald trump just hired her chief of staff from that time who was involved in that whole scandal, who was included in all those discussions and decisions around the trump university case. trump as president just hired that guy to be the top lawyer in the united states department of education. because maybe he remembers him from the trump university thing? that was a school, right? here's the announcement from the white house about him. here's the slack jawed ap lead and their story a bit. quote, carlos munoz helped defeat the office's decision to sit out the legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the top lawyer in the u.s. education department. ap reported last year that bundy personally solicited a $25,000 political continue baugs from trump as her office was weighing how to respond to questions from the orlando sentinel about whether she will join new york attorney general iraqshire man attorney. just to tidy this up and nest all the dolls properly here, politician, trump sends fat check, illegally. politician says upon further review i'm not suing the trump university scam. politician defends that stunning decision, stunning even at t

possibly be turned over including the financial records of jared kushner and ivanka trump and donald trump and the trump'sly. one of the things investigators are having trouble getting on are the trump's conflicts. there are people in the investigation who thinks it is not -- they're trying to find the truth and they are having trouble because people are putting impediments in the way. >> i don't see what impediments are being put out? heck, i want to see susan rice brought up and to testify at the bottom of this. >> good. i did not see her on the list from congressman today. >> i think republicans have a different list. democrats have a list. >> good, i will look forward to it. even though there are 1200 or so of why she requested this dozens of time. again, allegations that people are trying to stone wall and trying to interfere with something. i think, look, i think it is ridiculous and i think when you read a story like today where you have four reporters on the by line and zero on the record sources who make these accusations that something happened with the campaign, i think that's just completely o

) trump -- thanks, president trump, it's officially sexual assault awareness and prevention month. yes, you know how trumpan celebrate? by calling out his propaganda partner bill o'reilly at fox news. yeah! but this is a decision we can get behind in a respectful manner -- no touching, no sneaking -- just get behind it respectfully. it is something we can get behind because what's impressive is that trump is finally following presidential tradition because obama started this month, right? and now trump is following suit which is super rare. could this be the pivot, people? is that elusive presidential prift, the sasquatch of trump's presidency? anything obama started trump discarded, the white house correspondents dinner? you want to throw the first pitch? eat (bleep). want to be part of sexual assault snon month? i'm in! i'm no! when do i start?! no, no -- ( applause ) ( laughter ) here's my controversy theory, i find it extremely convenient suddenly trump wanted the white house to focus on sexual assault basically the same day his daughter started working there. all of a sudden he's like, all right, guy

trump supporters and anti-trump protestors. that worked for the first hour. shortly after that, people jumped over the police line to fight each other. the police strategy stopped working after trump supporters and anti-trump people left the park to fight on the street. the officers were outnumbered. they had to watch the fights from a distance. the dualing rallies grew to a crowd of roughly 1,000 to 1500 people. there were fights all over the place. >> someone came up from behind with a long stick and hit one of our guys on the head and that's when i went after the guy who did that. and then they kept -- then obviously they started jumping me. >> no, it doesn't look like democracy. but i think we need to tolerate each other's differences. but most importantly, we haveie respect everyone's rights. >> reporter: police say they have arrested 15 people. i'm sure the number is higher now. right now, it is back to normal both downtown berkeley, civic center park. most of the demonstrators have gone home. so that's a bit of good news. live in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> also in berkeley, a sinkhole we want to tell you about is tying up traffic. it's shut down westbound tunnel road between bri

>> within the con tech of the trump campaign, the trump transition, did you seek the names of people involved in -- did you unmask the names of people involved in the trump transition, the trump campaign, people surrounding the president-elect in order to spy on them? >> absolutely not for any political purposes, to spy, expose, anything. >> sean: so that's today. just two weeks ago susan rice was on pbs and she said, quote, she knew nothing ab any kind of unmasking. watch this. >> i began by asking about the allegations levelled today by house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes that trump transition officials, including the president, may have been swept up in surveillance of foreigners at the end of the obama administration. >> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports from chairman nunes on that count today. >> sean: today she knows everything, but two weeks ago, i don't know anything about this. that sounds like a lie to me. shockingly, andrea mitchell didn't ask susan rice about that complete and total reversal. in other words, lie. but now that she is caught, of course, susan rice is changing her tune. now remember, susan r

trump as a man, this always goes overboard. the collusion, never proven collusion between the trump campaign and russia. i heard and saw people on twitter suggesting the fact that russian forces on the ground in syria were given a heads up before the airstrike was evidence that donald trump is indeed still in the pocket of letter to. that is how far the idiocy goes when it comes to the left and their hatred of donald trump. >> the idiot on my side. neil: even as host of the show this is crazy. positing the possibility this was all a way for vladimir putin to feign rage to cover his buddy donald trump. >> i heard that and a lot more last night and more from the intelligence community discussing that possibility. that is going a little far at this point. i don't buy it right now. it is early in the morning, get back to me this afternoon. what i would say is i was impressed with the positive coverage that came out the night of the attack if you were watching cnn. i heard there were people who are no fan of donald trump talking about this was the right decisive action. donald trump became president of the united states of america. a comment van jones made after the joint session of congress when he gave that beach that was widely supported and we have seen bipartisan support

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trump. trump is more mysterious to him today than before. nobody in moscow a couple of months ago would have ever said that donald trump, president trump or candidate trump would have struck assad for a hum humanitarian intervention. that's not what he said as a candidate. that's not what he said back in 2013. and i think unpredictability right now is their greatest worry. >> ambassador, thank you very much for joining us, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> ahead, president trump reveals his plan for what is next in syria. are his generals on board? also warning shot, source close to the president saying he sent a message to chief strategist steve bannon. is he on the way out? we are live at the white house. and my interview with press secretary sean spicer on his controversial hitler comments. why he was a distraction. and that united airlines p.r. nightmare, the ceo says he feels shame for this. [ screaming ] >> oh, no, this is wrong. oh, my god, look at what you're doing to him! oh, my god! >> is the airline business about to change? if you've tried every pill on the shelf to treat your tough nasal allergies... ...listen up. unlike pills that don'

preferred presidential candidate of the never trump people, the bill kristol anti-trump republicans. he is a consensus man of the establishment. and trumpakes an approach that is even more unconstrained than that of mattis. that we should say in fairness, it is not just trump to take that approach. jenna campaign, the republican candidates were -- competing with each other to see who could sell more bloodthirsty. trump was always talking about bombing the hell out of them, but it was ted cruz who said he was going to make the desert .low with his bombings each one would try to talk the other. that is where we are now. so this is going to give a the u.s.oth to military, also to law enforcement personnel within the united states. local police, people with -- ibo from the various police and order patrol unions who in their republican political statements clearly represents among law enforcement the most racist, the most prone to violence of these -- of the various law enforcement communities. overseass u.s. clients ,n the philippines, indonesia in country after country after country after country around the world because the u.s. has milit

donald trump just hired her chief of staff from that time who was involved in that whole scandal, who was included in all those discussions and decisions around the trump university case. trump as president just hired that guy to be the top lawyer in the united states department of education. because maybe he remembers him from the trump university thing? that was a school, right? here's the announcement from the white house about him. here's the slack jawed ap lead and their story a bit. quote, carlos munoz helped defeat the office's decision to sit out the legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the top lawyer in the u.s. education department. ap reported last year that bundy personally solicited a $25,000 political continue baugs from trump as her office was weighing how to respond to questions from the orlando sentinel about whether she will join new york attorney general iraqshire man attorney. just to tidy this up and nest all the dolls properly here, politician, trump sends fat check, illegally. politician says upon further review i'm not suing the trump university scam. politician defends that stunning decision, stunning even at t

to be were any trump associates, trump campaign officials involved and did they know and collude with russia at all. >> woodruff: what is known about links or any connections between trumpump's campaign and russian officials? >> it is a spider web. you have campaign officials who had or have business relations with russia bike paul mann afort, advisor carter page. you have others in the campaign in contact with the russian ambassador to the united states either during the campaign or transition. j.d. gordon. jared kushner, michael flynn, attorney general jeff sessions, sessions who's recuse himself from the investigation does a of the contact. and roger stone somehow got advanced word about the hacked hillary clinton e-mails, e-mails that our united states intelligence says came from the russian intelligence, was hacked by the russian intelligence. could this all be coincidence? sure, but a lot of these people have been less than forthcoming about the contacts. last month, judy, you asked carter page whether he met any russian official during the campaign. >> woodruff: i'll ask again, did you have any meetings last year with russian initials russia, outside russia, anyw

because now 3 1/2 years after pam bondi took that donation from trump and then announced she would not sue donald trump, now donald trump, just hired her chief of staff from that time, who was involved in that whole scandal, who was included in all those discussions and decisions around the trump university case. trump as president just hired him, just hired that guy, to be the top lawyer in the united states department of education. because, i don't know, maybe he remembers him from the trump university thing. that was a school, right? here's the announcement from the white house. about him. here's the slack-jawed ap lead in their story about it. quote, as a top aide to florida's attorney general, carlos muniz helped defend the office's decision to sit out legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the top lawyer in the u.s. education department. ap reported last year that pam bondi personally solicited a $25,000 political contribution from trump as her office was weighing how to respond to questions from the orlando sentinel about whether she would join new york's attorney general in

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here's the deal, carter page never met president trump, he never spoke with president trump, he said in some article, he went to lunch at trumpich if you know anything about trump tower, i went to a yankees game a few years ago. >> i mean he says he went to meetings, he's talking about rallies that thousands and thousands of people went to. >> it's completely ridiculous. and i think there's kind of a broader push back point that i have with regard to the media, it seems that every time that president trump is starting to put together a very good week or even a very good day. when one of these stories pops up from these baseless allegations from anonymous sources. this story had four reporters in the by line, there's not one single quoted source in that entire story that identifies them by name to back up these allegations, i think that's completely ridiculous, i think there's this culture of let's go and try to get trump i think has gone way too far. >> that's a culture that -- is it the reporters doing that or is it the officials who are leaking information to the reporters. >> i think this is the by product of pushing back

associates to people related to trump, trump on the campaign, trump folks on the campaign and russians and i think what makes people really suspicious is given what's happened, why don't they just tell us themselves? we are getting leaks. the fbi is investigating. it's odd that day by day, drip by drip, we are learning more. the trump white house should let us know. the fact they don't, the fact that none of this information comes from them shows that it seems like they have stuff to hide. they don't want this information. carter page was hanging out with russian spies. we are learning about this in april. it strikes me as odd that this is the trump white house is blocking investigations instead of trying to support them. that makes them, honestly, look like they were colluding with russians. >> i want to talk about a different side of this. these reports that formal national security adviser, susan rice was behind the unmasking of names collected in international surveillance. there's a quote that said the standard for senior officials to learn the n

trump? >> my opinion is pretty steady. >> i'm not a trump supporters but i respect what trump did. jesse: more information on the passenger dragged off the united flight. and "watters >> isis is make a tremendous amount of money because they have certain areas of oil they took way. some in syria and some in iraq. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. jesse: donald trump fulfilling his campaign promise to bomb the [bleep] out of isis thursday. the air force dropped the mother of all bombs and at least 36 terrorists were killed. the moab is the largest non-nuclear weapon in existence. it was built in 2003 and was never before used in combat until a few days ago. joining me is dr. sebastian gorka. i want to read two treats from a soldier? in afghanistan. he says i lost my legs because the government failed to use the tools we had. after losing a green were receipt, potus sent a new message towards the cowards who killed him. dr. gorka, this weapon was available for the last 10 years. why is it just being used now? >> because finally we have leadership and president, commander-in-chief,

fact one of these figures, fadli zon, the politician involved, appeared at trump tower with donald trump. this was shortly after trumpaunched his presidential campaign will stop he launched his campaign by attacking mexicans as rapists, and he got some heat for that. and one of the things trump did apparently was to say, get me some foreigners. one of the foreigners they got him was this indonesian politician fadli zon. he appeared at the press conference with donald trump. for doing so, he was fiercely hereked by the grand imam in new york city, a very courageous act, by the way, by thatimam given the fact fadli zon is not just a politician, but is also the right-hand man of the general who is the most notorious mass tilling general in indonesia. he was also the general who's of u.s.est protege pentagon and intelligence during his military career. so fadli zon was -- amy: and he was a sure middle in or.t tim >> yes. but now it is his right hand man fadli zon appearing with trump at trump tower in the initial stages of launching the campaign, and who is now one of the main supporters of this movement which has as its

and at noon eastern, live coverage of a protest calling for the release of president trump trump's tax returns. and against tax cuts for high income taxpayers. in about an hour, the president of the america's promise alliance, john, on issues facing young people. to fightook at efforts opioid addiction. our guest is sally satel. talk to smithsonian magazine foreign correspondent, joshua hammer, ♪ morning.d it is saturday come april 15, 2017. on washington journal, headlines focus on the rising tension over north korea's nuclear program. do you support or oppose a preemptive strike on north korea? the director of the cia says north korea is closer than ever to be able to threaten the u.s. .ith a nuclear tipped missile speculation that north korea could carry out a nuclear bomb test or another missile launch today as a show of force to mark the anniversary of the birth of its first leader.

trump: thank you. [cheering] >> usa. usa. usa. pres. trump: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it is truly great to be back in the wonderful, beautiful state of pennsylvania. [cheering] pres. trumps state, and i love the people of this state. it is special, and it carried us to a big, beautiful victory on november 8. [cheering] [applause] president trump: i want to recognize some of our friends that have helped us so much. congressman scott perry, g.t. thompson, a couple of my originals, mike kelly, who i watched on television. i watched him - he was great. where is mike kelly? where is he? he is here someplace. where is he? boy, were you great on television this morning. of course, one of our other originals, congressman tom marino. right? [applause] president trump: thank you. mike.you, thank you, tom. anothernow, there is big gathering taking place tonight in washington, d.c. did you hear about it? [booing] president trump: a large group of hollywood actors -- [booing] president trump: -- and washington media -- [booing] president trump: are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in the nation's capital right now. they are gathered together for the white house correspondent

trump. really there's no bigger flame to keep than the trump brand. that is the most important thing to the entire family including donald trump. >> for trump, you mean, for the american people. >> correct. no, no, i do mean for trump. i am speaking from his perspective. as important as it is to make sure the base of the bannon base, if you will, stays onboard and is enthusiastic about his presidency, i don't think anything matters to the president more than the trump brand. >> all right. thank you, all. great panel. see you soon. >> thank you, don. >>> when we come back, i'll speak to the man who said this to kellyanne conway. >> when they say democracy dies in darkness, you're the darkness. >> conway's response. can you believe that. >> i know, right? >> next. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ so, any int

trump administration demanded the twitter reveal the identity of an anti—trump account. the user profile — the government was complaining about was an anonymous profile account criticising president trump'sanuary, in january, when donald injanuary, when donald trump became president trump, several so—called alternative accounts for us government services began appearing online. most claim to be authored by current or former employees of those agencies and they offered us criticisms of their new boss. now it's been revealed that us customs and border protection filed documents demanding twitter reveal the identity of at least one of the twitter is speaking ill of president trump. the sol or the government is using is meant to be forfinding out more information about the source of imported goods coming into the usa. and not for a masking online identities. therefore, twitter has asked a judge to refuse the request, calling it an issue of free speech. their move has been strongly backed by groups who support strong online privacy. twitter is protecting its users here, i think it, as a platform, really wants to be a place where people can speak freely. yes, i think this is important for them

trump was right. obama may have spied on the trump people that obama is the new tricky dick and susan rice is the new g. gordon lidy. look, if donald trumpght. if donald trump cured cancer the headline would be that president trump is taking work away from doctors. that's exactly what the headline would be. they are out of their minds. >> bill: there is after one day of the story there is nothing to it. that's pretty -- you know. >> i'm just happy, bill, that after, you know, five plus decades of communist destruction and oppression now the media is we'rey of the russians. oh, the g gool logs were fine. might help hillary get elected now the russians are lethal. >> started with bloomberg hartley right wing bathsian. >> bill: now they are. >> now they are. the page a-16 the party of watergate. buried in that runs to msnbc today they don't ask her why she lied three weeks ago, this susan rice, i know nothing. >> bill: i don't think it's fair to say she lied but it is fair to say that the interviewer did not say gee, on march 22nd you said. this. >> right. bill bill to refresh everybody's memories including gutfeld who is kind of zoning out

and gave trump had a lot of air time, gave trump town halls, basically lived on his show. trumping and it looked like trump was going to perhaps lose, hannity never wavered. he really hammered other conservatives who were waffling a little bit about whether they would act trump. i think trump has respected the loyalty and given back to hannity. he gave hannity the first cable news interview after he became president. first tvven six of his interviews on fox news. that is great for fox news ratings. hannity is in the middle of that because he is reportedly talking to the president frequently. he has a real line of communication to the white house, which is bible to the network. oliver: in the company's section, apple is moving into tv shows. here is reporter lucas shaw. >> apple will produce as many as 8-10 tv shows or video series for apple music, and it is acquiring projects, different documentaries, a couple of documentaries streaming at the tribeca music festival now. one about bad boy records. been twois there have currents in the media this is over the past few years that a

is so grandiose when he has to back up it looks more extreme. >> donald trump's ratings, donald trump's tv exposure, donald trump's minutes on television, it's embarrassing to be his national constituent. here's what we've got. >> joy reed gets the last words on donald trump's conflicts tonight. thanks, appreciate it. i want to say a special good night to tom broderick, he and i were elementary classmates, altar boys together and we were in the church today in dochester for the last time. this was tom's funeral today. we miss him already. good night, tom. "the 11th hour" starts now. >>> tonight, pressure mounting on the senate committee investigating possible ties between team trump and russia. >>> another day, another campaign promise in doubt. news tonight about that big, beautiful wall donald trump promised to build. and pushback from his own party. >>> and the vacation's over for the country's 44th president. his former press secretary weighs in tonight on a harsh new critique from a fellow democrat. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. i'm micolle wal

trump -- i hate to say this -- a guy i can make a deal with. president trump: we cannot continue to allow china to rape our country. barbara: donald trump's brand has been bashing china, particularly on trade. barbara: could a dose of chinese hospitality fix that? i think may be he needs some time to know more about china. barbara: maybe donald trump needs to visit muscatine. >> yeah. [laughter] i think he will have great interest. barbara: the story is bigger than friendship. it is business. there is no trade deficit in iowa. exports a lot to china, especially agricultural products. this town and state voted for donald trump, but that doesn't mean that i want -- iowa buys his approach to china. they see china as a business opportunity, not a threat. they would have a lot to lose if mr. trump started a trade war. there is no sense of uncertainty here. a family-run business for more than 100 years. the new owner branched out to tap new markets and is now looking vulnerable to trade disputes. >> im concerned. am concerned. i think the chance of it happening on a large scale is pretty small. obviously, i am exporting a lot of goods to china

trump told his supporters he would win so often, they would be tired of winning. but there has not been any victory fatigue during his first two months in office at home. trump facing losses on health care, on the two travel bans, the failed attempt to support baseless claims that obama wire tapped trump tower and recently blocking effort for police reforms in baltimore. that's the story at home. but the story abroad is different. trump aides say he is winning on foreign affairs, an argument undergoing intense debate as we head into this weekend there is little doubt that the thrust of the trump presidency itself did shift when he ordered the firing of those 59 tomahawk missiles at a syrian air base, a response to syria's regrettable use and possibly illegal deployment of chemical weapons against its own citizens. now that tactical decision undercut trump's own past positions, that undeniable contribution was at least initially totally overshadowed by widespread praise for president trump's military actions. not just from typical allies, but from critics in his party like lindsey graham and john mccain, and from democrats. now the presidency is a full-time job, and presidents must act regardless of what is happening at home, and even regardless how people might interpret the president

trump thing. he cuts off donald trump. he doesn't let donald trump finish donald trump's thought. that's the most important sentence in what he just said. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of a -- feel free to tweet me your guesses about how he was going to finish that sentence before he decided that he shouldn't finish that sentence. whatever he was going to say, donald trump himself decided he shouldn't say it. it was against donald trump's better judgment. imagine, imagine what it had to be for donald trump to think oh, better not say that. he thought it was going to be more of a what? the president gave that interview yesterday. he knew congress would be gone less than 24 hours later, and he would be stuck with his 100 days of zero legislative accomplishments on the donald trump campaign agenda, which was supposed to be the trump presidency's first year agenda. some of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first day agenda. but just about all of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first 100-day agenda. a deadline that the president himself impo

trump to not have a un security council mandate, nor nato leadership behind him. the issue of legality is far from clear. corrects the strike was order directly by u.s. president donald trump by passing the united nations and even formal congressional approval. trump was careful to call the attacks, which just saw under 60 missiles launched, a targeted mililitary strike in retaliation for the chemical attacks, not an open ended act of war. >> this vital national security interest of the united states to prevent and attorney the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. >> russian officials: a clear act of aggression. some argue the strikes have not breached international law. it may even bolster it. ofthere is only a touch irony in the airstrikes in response to the use of chemical weapons to violate international law. i think we have to recognize whatat is happening. -- what is happening is devastating. >> all that legislation requires us to inform congress before sending u.s. troops and combat. unless there had been a direct declaration of four from another country. >> time for business. sending tremors throughout the market. >> oil markets in particular because they are very reactive. syria itself had limited oil production, but if the conflict

trump. really there's no bigger flame to keep than the trump brand. that is the most important thing to the entire family including donald trump. >> for trump, you mean,ot for the american people. >> correct. no, no, i do mean for trump. i am speaking from his perspective. as important as it is to make sure the base of the bannon base, if you will, stays onboard and is enthusiastic about his presidency, i don't think anything matters to the president more than the trump brand. >> all right. thank you, all. great panel. see you soon. >> thank you, don. >>> when we come back, i'll speak to the man who said this to kellyanne conway. >> when they say democracy dies in darkness, you're the darkness. >> conway's response. can you believe that. >> i know, right. >> next. ou doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing

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trump turns violence. four people arrested after pro trump and anti-trump protestors clash. more than 100 protests were held around the country on what's normally packed days demanding the president release his tax returns. the demonstrations come as tensions are heightened between the u.s. and north korea which celebrated its most important holiday today. >> reporter: protestors and supporters of donald trump. trump supporter john beaver says he was attacked. >> they want confrontation. >> reporter: tax day, april 15, demonstrators demanded president trump release his tax returns. a couple protestors set an american flag on fire. several people were arrested. more peaceful protests were held in cities across the country including washington, philadelphia and new york where tens of thousands took part. >> i'm here because i want donald trump to release his taxes. >> reporter: what do you think they'll reveal? >> maybe some ties with russia. >> reporter: mid down manhattan were shut down. president trump spent part of the day golfing. the country marks the 105th birthday with

trump. the trouble is, as the donald trump. the trouble is, as the donald trumpe is, as the donald trump administration was saying, nothing has worked in the past. the situation five years ago is not the situation now, because this capability seems to be gathering pace. there is no doubt about that and the chinese are now really concerned. it is china, more than america, that will snuff out north korea. talking about it on the trump, she was —— ivanka trump, she was booed onstage, more so that her father was booed onstage and she was supporting him? yes, angela merkel... we supporting him? yes, angela merkel. .. we have supporting him? yes, angela merkel... we have seen this with kushner as well. the children and siblings of trump are tempering a lot of the rhetoric. there were lots of soccer mums that voted for trump, they are hearing a different kind of story. i think we need to step out of the bubble when we see these kind of the bubble when we see these kind of reactions. the global elite looking very uncomfortable about ivanka, but they keep getting it wrong

trump said... mrtrump says, the german newspaper mr trump said... mr trumpan newspaper mr trump said... mrtrump says, it's not obsolete any more as my colleague noted... the general tone will have pleased all nato members, they talked about working together on the disaster in syria, also talked about how mrtrump said disaster in syria, also talked about how mr trump said that we should not be trapped by tired thinking and stoltenberg emphasised that the strong may do good europe he talked about a more dangerous and unpredictable world it is interesting that both men emphasised that. donald trump said, "the world isa that. donald trump said, "the world is a mess, right now it is musty and they can't do it right now" it is it —— the world is nasty. it is the view ofjens stoltenberg and an autumn that the world is west now. donald was asked about what has been happening in moscow, the meetings between the us secretary of state and his counterpart in moscow, he said it was a successful meeting which may have raised some eyebrows giving that nothing agreed and ev

trump. if you look at the trump style republicans in this district, amy cramer, tea party activist for trump, trump chairman in georgia, they didn't go anywhere in this race. bob greg supposed to be embracing trump, he fell apart. so is senator perdue's candidate. dan moody. the suburban conservative district didn't really embrace trump and do well and they fell away if they were with the president. >> i asked handel specifically, brian, whether she would include president trump on her list of conservatives she was emulating. she had ticked off tom price, newt gingrich, johnny isaac son, a lot of names here in georgia. trump was not among them. she kind of paused and didn't kind of go straight -- she said, okay, i support our president, but i'm going to do what's right for our district. i think that's really telling. these are the kind of districts if the house is going to end up in play in 2018, these are the kind of districts, the kind of candidates we're going to be talking about. it's not going to be those more conservative places that are foregone conclusions for donald. >> brian, one q