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charles: president trump tweeting the failing "new york times" criticized secretary of state pompeo for being awol, missing, when he was flying north korea.

. >> molly: and president trump tweeting a a few hours ago, north korea has announced they will dismantle nuclear sites this month. ahead of the big summit meeting on june 12th, thank you, a very smart and gracious gesture.

. >>> president trump tweets a demand, and the justice department complies. now the doj is looking into whether the fbi infiltrated the trump campaign. >>> and lava meets the sea off hawaii's big island, creating a new danger, laze. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, classes at all santa fe, texas, schools are canceled today and tomorrow in the wake

president trump tweeting moments ago, thanks to a very brave teacher and hero jason seaman of noblesville, indiana, for his heroic act in saving so many precious, young lives. his quick and automatic action is being talked about all over

. >>> new comments from president trump tweeting, when will the 13 angry democrats and those who worked for president o. reveal their disqualifying conflicts of interest in it's been a long time now! will they be indelibly written into the report along with the fact that the only collusion is

president trump tweeting just a short time ago, quote, i am pleased to inform you that secretary of state mike pompeo is in the air and on his way back from north korea with the 3 wonderful gentlemen that everyone is looking so forward to meeting. they seem to be in good health. also, good meeting with kim jong-un, date & place set." secretary pompeo and his guests will be landing at andrews air

. >> katie: earlier, president trump tweeting "gina haspel, my highly respected nominee to leave the cia is being praised for the fact that she has been and always will be tough on terror. this is a woman who has been a leader wherever she has gone, the cia wants her to leave them

president trump tweeted earlier today, quote, we have put a great team together for our talks with north korea. meetings are currently taking place concerning summit and more. the vice chairman of north korea heading now to new york.

>>> president trump tweeted just moments ago at what point does this soon to be $20 million witch hunt with angry democrats and two people who worked for obama for years stop. they aren't looking at the corruption. >> he continues on saying in the hillary clinton campaign where she deleted 33,000 e-mails and got millions. mccabe got her off the hook. republicans and real americans should start getting tough on this scam.

s independence in the way that it works now at this point before trump's tweet we did see media reports indicating that it was likely that the trump campaign had been infiltrated and let's remember that when trump came out and said that he had been wiretapped a similar claim he made about a year ago the media responded rather harshly this is the media responding to trump's claim about wiretapping where to get these ideas where is he getting his information anyone here disagree he wasn't going to hold anybody radionic where is the proof the intelligence committee has not seen evidence of this is occurred what the president charged president obama with wiretapping him it's not true. now this time the american mainstream media has outed the mole people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies apparently he worked with the ronald reagan campaign and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter o

president, this morning, with increasing desperation, president trump tweeted several inaccuracies about the special counsel's investigation. no one should take the bait. i doubt very few who are looking at this in a nonpartisan way will. the recent demands from president trump and his allies are just another part of a shameful campaign of harassment, intimidation, and obstruction of the russia probe. it's all too clear that president trump and his allies want to change the subject away from the duly constituted investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election and towards another fabricated scandal. it began with conspiracies cooked up by representative nunes from, quote, deep state leaks to unmasking requests, claims of phone taps at trump tower, uranium one, nunes' midnight run to the white house, and the infamous nunes memo. now house conservatives, with the aid of the white house, seem to have successfully badgered d.o.j. officials into giving them a briefing on sources and methods of an f.b.i. investigation. that's unprecedented and so very wrong. everyone knows what they're

so for those of you who can once again read donald trump's tweets: congratulations, and i am so sorryw on, if trump wants to send messages exclusively to his supporters, he'll have to do that on his etsy page. ( laughter ) here's the deal, here's the deal-- this is why they ruled this way. the court ruled that the comment section of trump's personal twitter account is a public forum, so blocking users is unconstitutional. well, you can't blame trump for not knowing that. the constitution is basically america's user agreement. nobody reads the whole thing. just read "we the people" and click "accept." weirdly-- weirdly-- ( applause ) this decision only applies to future blocking, because the judge declined to issue an order forcing trump to unblock any users, saying her ruling should be sufficient to force a change in behavior. you're adorable. ( laughter ) i just-- you can't teach an old dog new tricks, especially when he's an old dog who pays for tricks. ( laughter ) ( applause ) dog lovers. a lot of dog lovers. >> jon: they love a dog. who let the dog up on the, woof. >> stephen: of

but then came president trump's tweet to say stay tuned.en the impression that something is about to happen. but this is all happening ahead of the perspective summit between president trump and kim jong—un which is scheduled to take place in late may or earlyjune. we are still waiting for a venue for that. but it would be a real signal from the north koreans if they were to release these detainees ahead of the summit or on the day of the proposed summit that they are serious about negotiations. 0ur our thanks for monitoring that. the basque organisation eta has disbanded after 50 years of violence. eta killed more than 800 people in spain during its decades—long campaign. these images show just some of the devastation caused by the group. in its worst single attack, an eta bomb killed 21 people at a barcelona supermarket. they declared a ceasefire in 2011 in this video message but it wasn't until last year that they disarmed. in an audio statement provided to the bbc, the organisation said it had ceased all political activity. translation:

trump's tweet grew sharp criticism by adam schiff. trump should care more about our national security than chinese jobs. trump's reversal come as round two of trade talks ramps up. in a second tweet, trump said china and the u.s. are working well together. after past trade talks were one sided. adding be cool. it will all work out. >>> tensions high in the middle east. the white house doing what past administrations promised to do, but failed to deliver. moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the white house declaring the move reflecting the reality that jerusalem is the israeli capital. this effectively marks the end of america's role as an honest broker in the peace negotiations. let's go live to elise labott inside the embassy where clearly it is calm as we get to the protests in a moment. what should we expect there today, elise? >> reporter: dave, you can see behind me the event is getting set up. speakers are starting to get ready and the music is already starting to play. very high level delegation here from the u.s. dozens of c

trump and kim jong-un. this would be a good faith gesture. this is som the administration in the united stateshting for. you saw the tweet from president trump saying stay tuned. the families of the men are hoping to be released. one was taken in 2016 and one in 2015. the son of the detainees says he has been given no indication yet. that said, there is a source telling cnn who has knowledge of the negotiations under way that conversations were had two months ago when the north korean foreign minister traveled to sweden. that is when release was discussed. it was made clear that u.s. officials would not tie or link the release of the men to the broader goal of the main issue which remains denuclearization. you have the secretary of state traveling to pyongyang and said the release of the men is a topic of conversation with kim jong-un and denuclearization and the national security adviser was speaking out over the weekend. he was asked if the three hostages would be released before the summit. he said this is something north korea needs to look at and take very seriously. certainly the administration has been pushing for

as the trump tweet put it. rod rosenstein knows that there was an investigation of russian interference in the presidential campaign and possible russian influence and assistance to the trump campaign, and that that investigation was not conducted for political purposes but for national security purposes. and so, it is no big deal that rod rosenstein and the justice department, in response to the president's tweet, quote, asked the inspector general to expand the ongoing review of the fisa application process to include determining whether there was any impropriety or political motivation in how the fbi conducted its counterintelligence investigation of persons suspected of involvement with the russian agents who interfered in the 2016 presidential election. so yesterday after noon the president demands via tweet that the justice department investigate itself and the justice department said, okay, we will. and in the statement announcing the investigation, very conclusively, without a shadow of a doubt, the stat

tru trump's reversal come as round two of trade talks ramps up. in a second tweet, trump said china and the u.s. are working well together. adding quote be cool. it will all work out. >> be cool. >>> the trump administration doing what administrations in the past promised by moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the white house declaring the move reflects the reality that jerusalem is the israeli capital. critics arguing this marks the end of america's role as an honest broker in israeli/palestinian peace negotiations. u.s. sending a delegation marked by angry protests around the region. we have elise labott with more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. big day for the u.s. opembassy opening in jerusalem. big move for the trump supporters on the streets. jared kushner who has been leading the peace negotiations is about to roll out his peace plan and steve mnuchin and ivanka trump, his daughter tweeting about thank you prime minister netanyahu and mrs. netanyahu for the warm welcome to iss raraze israel. i'm honored to join you and the dedication of the u.s. embassy

donald trump tweeted he was on his way to visit her.eed medical center to see our great first lady milania's successful procedure, all the well-wishers. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised the pres. for moving the embassy to jerusalem, posted this tweet, sarah and i send the first lady our warmest wishes, and the twitter account chimed in, on behalf of all white house staff we are thankful for the procedure, actor comedian rosanne barr wrote praying for our first lady, get well soon. sean aston and cnn's and a navarro who can be critical of the pres. send nice tweets and support for harry reid. jillian: dr. nicole safire will talk about the first lady. tim allen is back. >> outpouring of support from friends, last man standing is back, it will be on fox this fall, if you can't wait, don't worry because tim allen tweeted a teaser trailer for you. >> only one book you have to follow word for word. >> the bible. >> the federal tax code. >> fans of this show are celebrating the news on social media, i am so glad they are back,

getting some clarity from president trump's tweet. really not that much.nd weay he said in the will probably have to use a different street -- trade structure with china. -- much does this printed in threatened to dismantle the production chains that have been built over the last few decades? >> they definitely assume the china of the future was going to be a lot more like us economically. regulation, how they managed competition policy issues. they were going to be a lot more like us, a lot -- not less like us. where the president is right is indications about where beijing is trying to go with how the chinese economy is run in the iture is not as clear-cut as was to even the most hardheaded analyst five or 10 years ago. translating that into a new american strategy for how we are going to adjust, taking account of all the things we need to, i don't see that with anywhere near adequate clarity yet. amanda: one of the damaging things about this rhetoric is it reverses decades of thinking around tariffs that they are bad and should be lower. change? that >>

did you see donald trump's tweet? >> believe it or not. l day about him. >> why should it be different from any other day. >> tweet, quote happy memorial day. those who died for our great country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today. best economy in decades. lowest unemployment numbers for blacks and hispanics ever. and women in 18 years. rebuilding our military and so much more. nice. >> who thought that you could worry that you could do a tweet that used the phrase -- those who died for our great country and nice, ex-ma mags point in the same tweet. >> not quite ronald reagan's soaring rhetoric. >> some would say it's moronic. >> and told to us by meggy noonan. >> it's hard to laugh. >> penny, you can tell peggy did not write that. >> he got ten words into his memorial day tweet before turning to the successes of his own administration. that memorial day is one of the most solemn and for me, reflective holidays. >> when you think of the revolution for people who died and gave their lives to the rest of us a

here is the through-line of the books that donald trump tweets about.ut either him or about the campaign he ran. they are written by friends or people -- journalists who are favorable to him, tell the story he wants to be told. remember, good in donald trump's book means good for him. and his reading habits or lack there of speak to that. >> back to you -- what are you reading? >> so i'm reading the -- the -- the ulysses grant novel and i'm reading "let trump be trump -- no, i'm not. >> i'm reading "the hellfire club." >> i've already read it, brianna. hi, jake. >> i know. thank you so much. so we're getting a look -- i want to show you this. this is the destructive power of that volcanic eruption in hawaii. that is time lapse video of moulton lava showing how fast the lova flow rolls across the city street and eventually destroys a car. so far you have 35 structures that is 26 homes included and destroyed authorities are now pleading with tourists and sightseers and saying avoid this neighborhood where the lava and the fumes are seeping through giant c

that one was a trump tweet. >> the give away is what? >> that it is trump. rror. i haven't seen him do that before. so that's sort of a new error that he's inserting into his tweeting. >> despite the disgusting and unwarranted witch hunt we have the most successful administration in history by far. sorry to the fake news media and haters but that's the way it is. >> i think that's one a little harder. >> what time was it written? >> what's the time stamp on that one? >> 9:52 a.m. >> i could go either way on that one. >> and you said trump's language plays into the quote, elites who don't understand americans who make typos. so he's just an ordinary american? >> well, i think he certainly wants us to believe he's not a billionaire or he's not a new york elite, that he has a common touch. and i think, you know, part of what happenes here, too, is he likes the outrage. they like the idea that the so-called elites are a little bit annoyed by his grammar. we all make typos. i strive not to, and i think what's different here is the straf is striving to do that. >>

. >>> back to president trump who tweeted about the roseanne barr flap, kind of. mr. trump didn't criticize barr's racist tweet but said the strong evidence to it was a double standard. he tweeted bob iger called valerie jarrett to let her know abc does not tolerate comments like those made by roseanne barr. gee, he never called president trump and apologized for the horrible statements said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get the call. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said he was calling the media out for the bias. >>> coming up, why she got emotional during a briefing with reporters. >>> and beach arrest, police body cam video show as what led to the violent confrontation. this is the "cbs morning news." it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last.

president trump tweeting moments ago that three detained americans have been released from north koreare now on their way home and president trump says he will meet them when they arrive in the u.s. at about 2:00 a.m. eastern time. let's discuss with cnn military and diplomatic analyst john kirby and will ripley who has traveled to north korea 17 times. john kirby, let's just start with your reaction to the president's news. >> >> reporter: absolutely significant news and good for those families and three americans. this is what we would call the state department a cbm, a confidence building measure baked into the plan to agree to have trump sit down with kim jong-un. so you saw that kim didn't react to the exercises. kim hasn't done any launches and now kim is releasing three americans. all part of a orchestrated framework to get to the summit. obviously good news and certainly indicative of the fact that kim jong-un is taking this summit seriously that the north korea really is serious about want to go sit down. it does not mean that the summit will be successful or that we'll have p

trump has personal phones for calls and tweeting. g that aides urged him to swap it out on a monthly base, he's resisted. now putting personal interests above operational security is what trump attacked clinton on over e-mail during the campaign. >> hillary even sold out our nation's security with her illegal private server. she should be in jail for what she did. >> this politico reports also divides his activities into two different phones, one capable of only making calls, and another equipment with a twitter app and handful of news sites. there's a famous kevin gates song about having two phones, one for the plug and one for the load, the idea is that the extra phone is a precaution. donald trump has two phones, one for the calls and one for the tweets, but tonight's leak suggests that neither may be very secure. i'm joined by former intelligence officer malcolm nance. how much of a risk is it that foreign governments would track a known that's not secured. >> it's no risk for these foreign governments going out and tracking such

that one is a trump tweet. >> that's trump? >> such an uncommon error, that it's not one they would be mimicking. i haven't seen him do that before. that means his staff hasn't seen it either. so that's a new error that he's inserting into his tweeting. >> despite the disgusting, illegal and one warranted witch-hunt, we have had the most successful first 17 months administration in u.s. history. by far. sorry to the fake news media and haters, but that's the way it is. >> i can't tell on that one. >> then you spoke to a professor who said that trump's language plays into the coastal elites, th don't understand ordinary americans make typos. >> he likes the outrage. and they like the idea that so-called elites are annoyed by his imprecise use of grammar. we all make typos and i strive not to. what's different here is the staff is striving to do that. >> if i do that, i apologize and say i'm sorry, that was an error. >> you do. [ laughter ] >> but he's a new york elite. >> ivy league school and lives at the top of the tower. >> r

well, after president trump's tweet, congressman ted lew of congressman called out the president tweeting, quote, dear real trump, your administration made the policy change to separate children from their parents. the you don't have the courage to own up to it, then reverse it. disgraceful and weak to blame others for your own evil policy. congressm maman ted lew joins u now. tell me how you really feel about this policy. >> thank you, ryan, for your question. let me first say as a father of two children i can't imagine having them ripped away from me. and for the government to lose track of them, that's unconscionab unconscionable. donald trump needs to reverse this policy now. and how do we know it's his own policy? because attorney general jeff sessions announced it a few weeks ago. for the president to now blame democrats is disgraceful. he could change the policy right now if he wanted to. >> is there a way for congress to do something? could you put it into a statute and force his hand? >> the republicans control the house, the senate, and the white house, so republicans could move

that was his response to donald trump's tweet today.nd he is going after mcconnell very hard, in personal terms much in the way that the president when he was a candidate went after i don't know people like ted cruz or other candidates running against him. jeb bush. >> look, i think the president's situation and the situation with don blankenship are entirely divorced. the president never engaged in abject racism involving asian americans or african-americans the way that -- >> well you could say he was engaged in racism when it comes to mexicans and comes to muslims. do you think they are totally different? >>ic the preliminary is demonstrating a couple of things. when you are looking at a candidate like don blankenship this is somebody who not only is objectionable in terms of his language whether it is appropriate in this century let alone ever, he also is somebody who presided over a mine that killed 29 mine workers. i think even more concerning than the fact that he doesn't want to take blame for it is the fact that he nonchalantly

presidents donald trump tweets that the. u.s. officials have been pressing for their release as a show of goodwill ahead of a between the u.s. and north korea and also on the program. to the new.

and as president trump tweet last week, only time will tell. let me say a few words about alliance security which will wire -- require further -- japan for its part is at a critical juncture this year as we formulate new national defense program guidelines and meet defense planning. my prime minister, abe, has said the new guidelines will be based on an honest assessment of the aggravate security situation that japan finds itself in today and in my region. at sea in the air, and on the ground, and even in new domain like space and cyber, we have ongoing cooperation when the two country's forces. i met with general mattis and the marine corps general, and about to see everything in these four forces. we are escorting u.s. air and marine assets in mission based upon the new activate law which was approved by -- quite recent. working together in missile defense. about to introduce a new system for sure as soon as possible. we are conducting joint trainings and exercises as much as we can. the forces is growing. it is really at most importance for

comment on the leaked questions special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump who launched an angry tweet storm as the list went public. what are the questions revealing about the mueller investigation? >>> obstructed view. president trump said the mueller probe is all about obstruction of justice and he claims there can't be obstruction if there is no underlying crime. why do legal experts disagree. >>> records raised. the president's former personal doctor said the white house aide raided his office and robbed him of mr. trump's medical records after pushing aside a patient and terrifying his secretary. what is in the records that the white house allegedly wanted so desperately? >>> and breaking trump's fixer. a tabloid cover story targets the president's long-time personal lawyer michael cohen who is under criminal investigation. sources say the papers publisher, a close trump friend wouldn't have put out the piece without the president's permission. is mr. trump turning against michael cohen? i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news.

i think donald trump often tweets what he's feeling. sometimes the best thing is to real the analysis of what he wrote. >> he tweeted about "the new york times" saying, quote, a nonexistent senior white house official, when, in fact, the paper had an audio exposure. dud he intentionally try to misinform? >> i would be shocked if the president was trying to is inform the public. he's a person who really doesn't seem to know his administration. >> with all the tweets, they just seem to overshadow the release of the american prisoners in venezuela. help can't stand to let the moment stand on its own. so he has to promise more to come. how did this release come about? >> you know, i think the -- the americans detained overseas are being brought back home. that's something he clearly thinks about. that's not only the right thing to do, but a good photo-op policy. it's interesting that he decided to sort of jump on his own way. i can't tangle with that. but taking folks detand over yeahs for what we believe to be improper reasons and bringing

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president trump tweeted, quote, the failing "new york times" quotes a senior white house official who doesn't exist, as saying even if the meeting with reinstated, holding it on june 12 would be impossible. in the latest twist, the north and south korean leaders are holding a surprise second meeting today in hopes of saving that u.s. summit. cnn's matt rivers is live for us out of seoul now. so, matt, new overnight meeting, and those pictures showing a very chummy meeting between the south and north korean leaders. >> reporter: yeah, very chummy meeting, fred, and a very unexpected one. this news came as quite a shock to most people here in south korea who had spent the last couple of days being extremely disappointed after what they viewed as a major setback with the united states canceling that planned summit between president trump and kim jong-un. but here's what we know happened. it was around 3:00 p.m. local seoul time, that would have been 2:00 a.m. eastern, that south korean president moon jae-in went to the demilitarized zone, crossed onto the north korean side and he met wit

president trump tweets it's time to level the playing field. >>> if you're a day trader get out of the stock says tesla's ceo elon musk as he lashes out at investors at an earnings call sending shares lower after the carmaker posts another quarterly loss. >>> and xiaomi outlines plans to raise $10 billion with a listing on the hang seng >>> adidas shares are under pressure even though there was strong sales growth in china and north america. the company confirmed its 2018 outlook, however weakness in its reebok brand continued falling 3% speaking to us earlier, ceo kasper rorsted said progress was being made at the brand. >> north america is growing, europe is growing. two countries in asia are not growing. our primary objective was to get regoiebok to profitability. the most important part is that we start making money again on reebok that's what our turnaround plan is about >> in other corporate news, glencore expects trading profit at the upper end of its forecast range after posting first quarter output in line with expectations the mining company says production is in line across

his angry tweets show the real signatures of being from trump. >> this somewhat bland tweet from trump'srector had just a 15% chance of being written by the president himself. but this tweet from last month using words like "witch hunt" and "fake news," along with two exclamation points has a good chance of being written by the president. the next time you think donald trump is in his oval office typing out a tweet to you, think again. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> we have a big night ahead, including that president trump is trying to narrow the scope of any interviews by president mueller. in other words, no questions accepted about possible obstruction of justice. more ahead. find the remote yet? nah. honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadviso

and same things we have been reading about and hearing about. >> donald trump tweeted over the weekend asking your department to, quote, get it done with getting cte back into business. this is a couple parts. will you? if so, how? >> cte did do some inappropriate things. they admitted to that and there are alternative remedies to the one we originally put forward and that is the area we will be exploring very promptly. >> and how does that work with the message, how does that message work with known sanctioned violators, sanctions violators? >> what the te did was violated sanctions against north korea and iran. that was the original case. we then settled that for a fine of $1.6 billion and an agreement to do lots of other things. the texas court appointed an examiner who wrote his report, followed up and turned out a number of statements the cte made to us were simply inaccurate and not correct during the negotiations and what happened. that is what led to the second round and our initial thought was to impose the bad lists so they could not receive exports of high-tech material and

. >> molly: and president trump tweeting a a few hours ago, north korea has announced they will dismantle nuclear sites this month. ahead of the big summit meeting on june 12th, thank you, a very smart and gracious gesture. jillian turner has the latest. >> reporter: earlier today, a few press release claims north korea plans to hold a ceremony to dismantel the nuclear test ground between may 2 23rd and may 25th. they say all the test ground tunnels will be blown up and journalists are being invited. just yesterday, secretary of state mike pompeo spoke out after his return from north korea for what turned out to be arguably the most consequential foreign policy trip of the trump administration to date. he's brimming with optimism about the forthcoming trump/kim summit. >> if north korea takes action to quickly denuclearize, the u.s. is looking to work with north korea. >> reporter: pompeo claims there is a shared vision and they're in complete agreement about what they seek to achieve at the summit. after more than a year of fiery rhetoric and traded jabs back and forth, this is a remarka

donald trump tweeted afterwards he was completely vindicated and a game where they use devin nunes to and do their bidding. i don't know why. i haven't figured that out why yet to say he's raising a ton of money off of it. in six weeks raised a couple million dollars and, you know, i don't know what his motives are but i don't think he's trustworthy and i think the fact the meeting started out today of being two republican congressmen and was a democrat added to it is itself sketchy. why doing through this? just get back to the fact of what are they investigating here? nothing happened. >> well, rod rosenstein said he was going to ask the inspector general to investigate this, right? rod rosenstein the deputy attorney general said after trump tweeted over the weekend, well, we will have the inspector general look into whether there was wrongdoing or any way wi the fbi or within the justice department. within that respect, this is all a pretty successful misdirection by the president. what is at issue is collusion in the campaign and obstruction of justice afterwards. that could be tru

i think with all this trump tweeting, many of this gets reverse rolled back. o take a medium, longer-term view because you will tire yourself in knots to try to react to every trump announcement. i'm not an expert on the car industry but it's a generic point. if assets fall the back of a trump tweet, you want to be looking around to see which things you like anyway. pmi's are an 18 month low. our you in any way concerned about your exposure to europe or the european export story? tristan: i'm not sure for the euro but to be honest, quarter to quarter, global economic indicators fluctuate. they were strong at the end of last year and they have been noticeably weaker through the first quarter in europe. --ther that is rather whether related or strikes and flu, we don't know. the data has been a bit softer. for signs looking over the next three or six months. the numbers are still above 50 so they are still showing growth. manus: thank you very much. there is only one story. they came out gunning to defend the lira. market the dispenser saying you want to see rate

trump, jr. in retweeting the anti-semitic tweets. early wednesday again retweeting the same unproven conspiracy theory barr did. saying only in the world of 2018 could donald trump, jr. retweet a jewish woman attacking a well-known and admitted nazi sympathizer be considered anti-semitic. nonsense. sorros a billionaire magnet and survived the nazi occupation in hungary. while conspiracy theories about him being a nazi sympathize, have been repeatedly debunked. trump, jr.'s re-tweets come after barr's re-tweets that sorros wanted to over throw the u.s. government. trump, jr. saying one retweet doesn't mean don endorses everything. he went onto lash out at the media saying it's pieces like this that dishonestly use innuendo to unjustly smear political enemies. the president's eldest son has been one of his father's staunchest supporters. and in that role he has supported a number of conspiracy theories. shortly after that parkland shooting. >> it's unbelievable to me these people are even saying this and the fact that donald trump, jr.

he quoted fox news, saying apparently the doj put a spy in the trump campaign. he tweetedut that the obama fbi spied on the trump campaign with an embedded informant. sunday he tweeted, i hereby demand that the department of justice look into whether the fbi surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes. infiltrati infiltration, spy, spy, spying. if you think for a minute that the choice of words is accidental, listen to how many others have been using the same talking points. >> major developments again tonight on the deep state. spying on the trump campaign. >> possibly paid informants to spy on the trump campaign. >> may indicate that the obama administration did, in fact, spy on the trump campaign. >> the spying they did on the trump campaign. >> i'm shocked to hear that they put a spy in the campaign. >> fbi spies. >> or maybe two spies. >> the spy revelations. >> to spy on the republican candidate for president. >> if they ran a spy ring, that is an absolute red line. >> from one spy to two spies to a spy ring, that's devin nunes, the chairman of the house int

president trump also tweeted last week that only time will tell. let me say a few words about alliance security which will require more about the alliance deterrence capabilities. this is at a critical juncture this year as we formulate new national defense program guidelines and midterm defense planning. setrime minister objet has new guidelines that will be based on honest assistance of the aggravated security situation that japan finds it off in. at sea, air, and on the ground and even new domains like space and cyber, we have ongoing cooperation between our two countries. i actually met with general generals and am about to see everybody in these four forces. we are escorting marine assets based upon the new law which was approved some time ago. we are working together in missile defense and are about to introduce a new system. we are conducting joint trainings and exercises as much as we can given today's security it is really of the utmost importance for us to have a functioning. i've every time i speak about such things i try to express my g

it is surprising to see oil prices back down after president trump's tweet.ants certainty. plenty ahead on the television today, we are live at the jpmorgan-china summit in beijing miss our exclusive talk with jamie dimon, and let's get to first world news with ramy inocencio. ramy: australian treasurer delivers his budget on tuesday with company and individual tax cuts ahead of a national election due within a year. higher commodity prices have delivered an expected revenue and households are pressed between high debt and weak wage growth. reportedly returning to a budget surplus in 2020 financial year. rachel bosticent says the central bank can accommodate and overshoot of its inflation target, and he is not worried by u.s. crude prices rising past $70 a barrel. bostic says it is a good thing 2%t measured inflation hits in march and doesn't see higher energy prices fundamentally changing the economy's trajectory. china's foreign currency stockpile fell more than estimated last month as a stronger dollar weight on holdings the nominated in euro , a reserves

so could you explain for us more about this project and the timing of trump's tweet, why it's raising so many eyebrows? >> i sure can, chris, i should first say that i reached out to the trump organization and they have not responded to requests for an explanation or for comment. you know this is a giant theme park project. china backed in indonesia outside of jakarta and donald trump is not in direct business with chinese companies. the government, as you mentioned, has backed this project with a half a billion dollar loan. that's half the project cost. and of course look, presidents are exempted from the federal conflict of interest law, but every other president in history has put their assets in a blind trust. donald trump has refused to do that. so we're really in uncharted territory here. donald trump negotiating a trade deal with another country that could make or break potentially a project that his company's involved with in indonesia. we've never been here before. in his tweet about zte, the giant chinese telecom company, raises a whole other set of concerns, chris. >> so ad

president trump confirming in a tweet just moments ago that a u.s. delegation is now