morning's after mass shootings in el paso texas and dayton ohio leave at least 31 people dead president trump val's to act and condemns white supremacy but critics play in him for inspiring hatred in a nation gripped by gun violence. and beijing warns hong kong protesters that punishment is coming to debbie reports from the street clashes as police make mass arrests. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we start this program in india and the political firestorm kicking up there as india revokes kashmir's see. national constitutional status the lower house of parliament is expected to ratify a bill that would even further limit local government governing powers in the disputed region the hindu nationalist led government says these steps are long overdue and more protests are expected to flare up in neighboring pakistan which is vowed retaliation. this is anger on the streets of pakistan here nationalists supporters furious at events in kashmir call for revenge against india and its leader prime minister narendra modi. this is all pression human rights violations have been carried out all p

under donald trump, that is flickering. -- my solid val when i take office will be to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution, but also the american dream, to ensure that every person in this country has a fair shot at a better life. to reignite and build that flame of opportunity and optimism for all americans. >> more from governor bullock this afternoon here on c-span at the iowa state fair. that coverage at 1:40 five eastern, followed by vice president biden. like now to the heritage heritage-- to the foundation in washington. british parliament member elizabeth truss will talk about the future of a new u.s.-u.k. trade agreement. live coverage here on c-span. [murmuring] dr. bromund: all right. thank you for joining us at the heritage foundation. my name is ted bromund. 2014, almost two years before the brexit referendum, we at heritage published a paper titled "freedom from the e.u.: why britain

apologized after pictures showing the mock assassination of president donald trump went viral illinois state senator martin sunda val's says an entertainment hired for one of his fundraiser events was behind the well the pictures were posted online by the sense of supporters who were at the fund raising 2 in the photos a man is pointing a gun at someone wearing a trump mask as you can see and they've provoked an angry reaction. from senator's son to vote for the detestable pictures from his event depicts going to source nation of president trump is too little too late it's inexcusable for an elected official to allow the promotion of violence in any way if the individual pictured is a star for overall interior they should be terminated immediately martin some duvel in illinois is further proof it is the democrats who are inciting violence i have yet to see a republican promote such violence every democrat should be asked if they support to disavow this. well we discussed situation further today that is that he's the editorial director at reactionary times he says the violent behavior has become acceptable among some p

polo sapped val sandoval, thank much. >>> president trump backing away, immediately after attacks hed he was for widespread background checks. >> i'm looking to do background checks. i think background checks are important. i don't want to put guns into the hands of mentally unstable people or people with rage or hate, sick people. i'm well in favor of it. people don't realize, we have strong background checks right now. you go in to buy a gun, have you to sign up. there's a lot of background checks approved over the years. i'll have to see what it is. but congress is meeting -- >> a big difference. a little more than a week. the president saying he was for it and backing off as he has done after past shootings. the president added that he is very concerned about the second amendment whenever he spoke to the head of the national rifle association to get his views on background checks and opposed them. joined by national security analyst. the president did this before, did it after park leaderboard, the famous meeting in the white house. even berated a republican lawmaker saying you'r

trump come the general election. >> ben, your new book is about a devil's bargain, i suppose, between a lot of conservative ee val agae any undoing of that? is that the truth against which any of the challenges would play out? >> i think that in the 2020 election, the thing we have to remember, we look back at 2016 and it was -- we look at it like it was the big dumpster fire year. it was insane. there was so much unhinged rhetoric coming out of trump and his supporters. everybody was at each other's throats. they thought he would lose, even people who supported him. now we're going into 2020. he has two supreme court justices that he has been able to get on the court. the promised land of more conservative justices on the supreme court is around the corner if he can win re-election. now they know he can win. they're going to come out in my opinion, evangelicals will come out in record numbers. >> do you think the point about the president's psyche -- i think this is an interesting story if only because i think it will obsess donald trump. if you have, for instance, three contenders, someone might give them a platfor

trump is destroying to shirk any blame in a series of new tweets. he's claiming the fault wlis the federal reserve chairman he appointed. this hour, i'll talk with democratic congresswoman val demings. she's a former orlando police chief. and our corns and analysts are also standing by. first let's go to our senior justice correspondent, evan perez. first of all, what are you learning about the stand-off in philadelphia? >> this is still a very dangerous stand-off just north of center city, philadelphia. here's what we know at this time. five officers have been shot. we don't know their conditions. it appears to be nonlife threatening injuries. in the last few minutes we saw just from some of the video that we're seeing from the scene, we saw that it appears that at least one or multiple suspects are firing from inside this house. dozens of officers have converged near temple city hospital. this began according to police as a police call as a result of narcotics activity. and then it appears that police were opened fire on by one or more suspects still inside this house. just a few minutes ago, we heard and we can see that shots were being fired just from video that we were

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