didn't mention jeff sessions, didn't mention all of this muckity muck in the swamp and trump the tweeter that does all the other things. he's got to decide and the communications team has to get him back on trump state of the union and less trump the tweeter. >> the thing is, both those trumps are president, right? it is one and the same person and is that what makes this such a unique challenge to run communications for this white house? >> yeah, that's one of the many challenges, absolutely. but the other challenge is that they have got to realize communications sometimes gets confused with press and spin and the two are somewhat interlocked. but communications is looking forward. that's why the white house opioid commission meeting today is so important. they need to get back on the offense. with when is the last time the president talked about his great est achievement, tax relief. the other thing is we have the elections coming up. and if the white house and the communications team want to do anything, they better be thinking about keeping congress in republican hands because if you

c you are watching "rld news america still to come on tonight's program, the tweeter in chief. what we can learn looking for every tweet donald trump has ever sent. counting has begun in sierra leone, where voters are choosing a new president and parliament. the current president is sending down aer serving 2 five-year terms, is beingrred successor challenged by 15 other candidates. many of them are promising to tackle endemic corruption and poverty in the west african country. reporter:heotes have been cast, ballot boxes sealed, and counting i underway in sierra leone's general election. there was some tension as polls closed, with reports of a scuffle between police and the opposition candidate, over claims of a vote rigging. overall so far, election monitors have been positive in >> we have about 50 observers around the country. what they are seeing i encouraging. this is not to say we don't expect a bump or two along the way, but thus far, things are heporter: the country is still struggling afterevastating thea crisis, and rebuilding health system is one of the key electio

what makes one of the so-called honor crimes quite a complex issue let's let's separate what the tweeters raise though the tweet that we just read out piece about reporting crimes on appealing the complexity of the issue is not in the reporting stage itself in my opinion with regard to on a killings the complexity goes up to a dangerous much when it comes to the actual trials as you know that's all going on in killings that happened when a family feels that they have sought god community on or has been taken only because there has been a relationship or to manage that is happened across two different customs now when such a crime takes place it is often the parents or the other close relatives or members of the extended family or friends who are going wild and more often than not the survey were the victims of the on at great event he ever go into this to fight against them which is why i'd be found in the state of the know in the last five to seven years there's been an hour each two ninety set on a crazed yet this is the first conviction of sorts and across india to this is not a phenom

we have not had any women tweeters. some of what you have said...see you soon. hello. our weather looks to be a turning milder on the weekend but in the short term it is chillier and there's a bit of snow in the forecast. here's the recent satellite picture. cloud has been coming in from the south—west across parts of england and wales producing some rain, sleet and snow. this is what it looks like first thing on thursday. particularly in the high grounds, parts of wales, the midlands, and northern england but notjust high ground, even into lower levels, in heavier bursts, you could have picked up a few centimetres. there could be some snow falling as you start off the day. here's alook at things around the first few hours of the morning then, even behind the rain, sleet and snow, some wintry showers pushing into parts of wales but this is the snowier area here, to begin the day. so just worth checking before you head out in the morning to find the situation near you, just to make sure you're not going to encounter any problems. your bbc local radio

were sent out by the office of the attorney general of venice with the late on wednesday in that tweeter trades he essentially put gave the death toll at sixty eight he said he was appointing for prosecutors to investigate what happened but he was also fast in blaming the mates in. starting the fire that caused all these that we saw some of the anger from some of the families of the sleeve involved in your report what are they calling for now what do they want to happen now. well dozens of them are still in frame in front of the police station where the incident happened and what they're hoping to to do is to recover the bodies of those who died and discover who of them are still alive or not we understand that a police officer walked out of the police station reading a list of the survivors and also a sort of improvised morgue set up inside the police station to try and and facilitate the recovery of the bodies some of them have been given to their family members but they're now waiting for i.d.'s or other paperwork to be able to bury them and they're also of course asking exactly what

between this is a very serious political unit versus being quite trolled and tweeting in the way that tweetersd the current context is serious. but actually when you look at what has been written, they are not bad in an attempt to break the ice. iam not bad in an attempt to break the ice. i am sorry, i not bad in an attempt to break the ice. iam sorry, i know. that not bad in an attempt to break the ice. i am sorry, i know. that cannot the top of my head. i think it is such a serious situation. you have got three people in hospital having been poisoned with a nerve agent, it is not a time for sillyjokes on twitter. again, there has also been russian bots interfering in western democracy around the world. i think it isjust not a laughing matter actually. tasteless and inappropriate? no, it is a deflection tactic. i think they are quite funny in some ways but we all pay attention to them, discussing them here now, we would be discussing the russian embassy if they haven't done that. it was like a press office, they did the same, the liberal democrat press office. what you think the russian react

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tweeter stream, whatever. >> whatever they're saying, it's not good. have you been on twitter? >> this is a block of wood i've been looking at. beside sexual orientation and gender issues, what are the big hot button issues that seem to divide us? abortion is one. immigration? you're in southern california. i've lived there. i remember back in the '90s liberals and conservatives both in california were really hostile two immigration. >> uh-huh. >> then that cooled off. now again, immigration is an issue that donald trump, a very divisive character, rode to the white house in many ways. what about immigration? >> interesting. on immigration specifically, almost everything trump says, although he doesn't say it particularly articulately, is something you can find c-span video of bill clinton saying virtually the same thing. five years ago, barack obama saying virtually the exact same thing. trump just says it differently. he's a liar of different stripes than they are are. why i would be for limiting the power of the government all over the place. whether we disagree on abortion

nick: we will go to questions from the audience from the twitter storm here, twitter stream, tweeter stream, whatever they say. just a block of wood i am looking at. besides the kind of sexual orientation and gender issues, what are the big hot button issues that really seem to divide us? what about immigration? you are in southern california. i lived there. in the 1990's liberals and conservatives both were really hostile to immigration. off, but now immigration is an issue that donald trump, very divisive character, rose to the white house in many ways. what do you think about immigration? dave: almost everything trump says, although he doesn't say it articulately, is something you can find a c-span video bill clinton saying the same thing. you can find video five years ago of barack obama saying it the same thing. trump just says it differently. he is a liar of different sprites, and that is why i would be for limiting the power of the federal government. but the things we disagree on whether immigration, abortion, or death penalty, all of those things are secondary to the importa

magoo himself saying, turn on the tweeter, baby, i'm trending. else zinged both the president and the attorney general by having magoo declare, i will not be compared to that nincompoop, by that nincompoop. >> i'll blast you! >> reporter: president trump, you're dating yourself. mr. magoo was created in 1949. millennials are saying, magoo who? the original magoo was created by left-leaning animators, riffing on conservatism in the era of hollywood blacklisting. president trump is catching flack for using the childish nickname. our cartoon president, read one president. from comedians, yes, i would laugh, from the president, well, that's not leadership. comedians stephen colbert. >> please welcome attorney general jeff sessions. >> reporter: can't resist sessions. some see a resemblance to the keebler elf, so he does a recurring keebler cookie bit. >> these insults have cut to the quick, to the quick, i say, right to my delicious fudgy center. >> reporter: and "snl's" kate mckinnon place him as an opossum-like creature. >> oh, no, i dropped my loo

>> yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: by the way i do want to say you were the original crazy tweeterreally hard to get on the ballot on account of,you know, corruption and stuff, but i was only out on three state ballots, okay, three states, california, colorado, or something, and -- and florida. okay. three state ballots. i still came in sixth. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not bad. by the way two of those states legalized marijuana for recreation use. >> i know i ran on the legalization of marijuana. >> jimmy: who would have guessed marijuana would be so popular. >> i've been baying women hush money for years. >> jimmy: one of the things on the show, i know a lost the television critics got very zietded about the fact excited about the fact roseanne kenner was a trump supporter. >> well she did vote for the president, yep she did. >> jimmy: and i don't want to give anything away but tha par the of the dynamic with you and your family on that show. >> and in real life. it's like everybody's family is pissed off at each other for one thing or another. >> jimmy: is your family mad

caused comments on tweeters. maybe he should come to washington. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story with martha maccallum" starts now. >> martha: thanks. good to see you tonight. this stunning story: breaking tonight: an american held captive by islamic terrorists have a shocking tale of detray -- betrayol. he managed to escape from terrorists in syria. matt schrier, but it was just the beginning of what he viewed as a failure on his behalf by the united states government. a far cry from the programses that president obama made to him in 2015. >> these families have suffered enough and they should never feel ignored or victimized by their only government. my message to every american held unjustly from around the world is that the united states of america will never stop working to reunite you with your family. >> martha: matt schrier blames his nightmare on robert mueller and james comey. catherrine has been digging into this story. >> we have been investigating matt schri

the economy and all sorts of other things and many other senators wishes donald trump would put his tweeterway and lock that phone and of all for a few years and maybe you would get more popular. i don't think he will do that. is something of a bipartisan consensus that russia, politically speaking right now, is not as big an issue for voters as it is in washington. democrats have been urging their candidates running for congress not to talk about russia and not to talk about impeachment but to focus on better brother -- on bread-and-butter political situations. i would imagine some members of the democratic primary races don't want to look at that. guest: the candidates want to talk about energizing their activists. that includes donald trump and his allegedly meddling in the election. these people will show up for the polls and will be going to rallies. the 10% of the electorate that is winnable in these close elections don't have russia at the top of the list of many to anduade the red voters that's were democratic activists are at law -- are at odds with republican strategists. guest: r

i don't feel safe when the president decides to use tweeter to do policy. point, he should meet with the chief, hey, is this missile real or how do we feel the fact that putin is putting cartoon war game video of attacking mar-a-lago. >> don't call him rocket man in other words. >> thank you jason johnson of that psychological explanation. >> up next, president trump mocked lawmakers saying they're afraid of the nra but it turns out he's the one that's most fearful. what happens to that meeting? thumb screws? you are watching "hardball." even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have h

. >> reporter: the tweeter threatened to, quote, shoot up every school in the district. while it may have been a hoax, the police department added patrols at the school sites and issued alerts via robocalls and social media. >> the police department are the experts in protecting us. we follow their lead because we trust them. >> reporter: this mom says her family debated whether to send the kids to school today. at a nearby catholic school outside the district, administrators decided to cancel classes today because of the tweet. nbc bay area has learned a similar threat was sent today to the oak grove school district in san jose. that threat was also deemed not credible. the officer seems to bring a sense of calm at this school, knowing an expert is there to protect them. >> we want to make sure that our students, when they come to our school, they're calm, they need to be learning. that's what this is all about. >> reporter: the final numbers are not out yet district-wide, but there are some noticeable absences here at this campus. families who decided not to take the c

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magoo saying turn on the tweeter i'm trending and others having magoo declare i'm not being comparedwas created in 1949, millennials are saying magoo who? the original created by left leaning anmaters rifting on corn conservatism and president trump is catching flack for using the childish nickname, our cartoon president, read one comic, from comedians, i would laugh. from the president, that's not leadership. comedians like stephen colbert -- >> please welcome attorney general jeff sessions. >> >> thank you. >> some see a resemblance to the keebler elf. >> these insults co s tut m s c quick to my fudgy center. >> and kate mckin none plays him as an o possom like creature. >> my trusty little tail will get it. >> reporter: sure mitch mcconnell has been compared to a turtle for years. >> you carry your house around on your back. >> reporter: at least he doesn't have the president on his back calling him names. >> twinkle toos magoo they call me. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> i'm not elf on the shelf, i'm jeff sessions. >> new york. >> it's 7:00 eastern, 4:00 in the afternoon out west. you'r

they're both big tweeters. i follow them, maybe they'll reach out. >> they're twins, right?twin girls next door to us, they say are you from outer space? they look the same but not act the same, now they may be. frances, thank you very much >>> still to come, a morning moneymaking opportunity. morgan stanley unveiling a list of the new top most favorite stocks we'll have that for you. >>> and you may need to make money if you live in one of these cities the economist is out ranking the world's most expensive places to live new york not even on the top list at number four, hong kong. we'll show you the rest of the list coming up let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling car

. >> bret: 2 minutes of reflection caused comments on tweeters. maybe he should come to washington.home. that's it for "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story with martha maccallum" starts now. >> martha: thanks. good to see you tonight. this stunning story: breaking tonight: an american held captive by islamic terrorists have a shocking tale of detray -- betrayol. he managed to escape from terrorists in syria. matt schrier, but it was just the beginning of what he viewed as a failure on his behalf by the united states government. a far cry from the programses that president obama made to him in 2015. >> these families have suffered enough and they should

smerconish, not to worry, you are -- hey, marion, can you get together with mama, who was the last tweeterthe two of you can resolve, am i in the tank for trump, or am i anti-trump? which is it inquiring minds need to know one more quickly if we can get to it. historical. it was a great week for trump. he met with many people showed what a great leader he is. unemployment numbers amazing. job backs. now in florida. joe, the point is there are many looking at it exactly as you do, including the president of the united states. i'll see you next week. woah. plus, netflix for the whole family. on us. prrrrrrr... so, they get their shows... let's go, girl! you're gonna love this bit! and you get yours. watch however you want. on your phone, tablet, or tv. for a limited time, get 4 lines for just thirty-five bucks per line, with no extra charges. it's showtime! all on america's best unlimited network, t-mobile. today, the new new york is sparking innovation. you see it in the southern tier with companies that are developing powerful batteries that make everything from cell phones to rail cars mo

reporter: now after the allegations from stormy daniels and play mate karen mcdougal, silence from the tweeter-in-chieflence from the first lady, silence from the clinton critics and silence from hillary herself. >> i'm very strong. people, they don't really know me. >> reporter: what melania trump is feeling tonight is anyone's guess, but the last time she was asked what she thought about her husband's troubling behavior, she had a stark message. >> oh, melania, oh, poor melania. don't feel sorry for me. don't feel sorry for me. i can handle everything. >> reporter: don, of course it is unclear whether at the time melania trump said she can handle everything whether she even knew about stormy daniels and karen mcdougal or whether any of it would ever come to light. one good reason for her silence may be her young son. today the first lady's communications director tweeted, quote, while i know the media is enjoying speculation and salacious gossip, i'd like to remind people there is a minor child whose name should be kept out of news stories when at all possible. and, don, we are respecting that tonigh

magoo saying turn on the tweeter. declared magoo declare i will not be compared to that him in come pop. millennials are saying magoo who? the original magoo was created by left-winging animators, ripping on conservatism in the era of hollywood black listing. president trump is catching flak for using the childish nickname. our cartoon president, read one comment. from comedians, yes, i would laugh. from a president, well, that's not leadership. comedians like steven colbert. >> attorney general jeff sessions. >> reporter: and a resemblance to the keebler elf. >> to the quick, to the quick i say! to my delicious fudgy center. >> reporter: and snl's kate mckinnon plays him like a possum like creature. >> oh, no,ive dropped my loofah. >> reporter: sure, mitch mcconnell has been compared to a turtle for years. >> you carry your house around on your back. >> reporter: at least he doesn't have the president on his back, calling him names. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i'm not elf on the shelf. i'm jeff sessions. >> reporter: new yo

google being down, apple being down like it did yesterday >> because of a certain tweeter. >> to steven's point, yesterday, you don't have to play in facebook given all these conditions that are so not clear. >> do you really think google will outperform in the face of all of this as well? you said you like google >> over how long >> i don't think google or facebook will outperform in the near term. the valuation on facebook is getting to the point where it's much more interesting. >> let's talk about the market in general at this moment. dow is up 200. little more than that. yesterday obviously we had the big snapback some are trying to throw cold water on it. we will speak to one person in just a minute. what about the comeback yesterday? believable something to hang your hat on? you guys buying into it? >> look, i'm already fully invested, okay i'm fully invested -- >> here we go. >> what? what's wrong with this >> fully invested. 100% invested? >> havei have 6% cash in my equ portfolios i'm not holding much back. the point i'm trying to make, do i think yesterday is ringing the bell,

this poisoned public atmosphere, tonight we'd like to take a step away from trump the man, trump the tweeter, or trump-related gossip and look at trump the expectsive wielding executive powers. at one-year mark what has the president done in terms of executing his constitutional duties? we've assembled a top notch panel today to tackle this. ryan williams, the president of the claremont institute am be our moderator tonight and he'll field questions. speak first on law enforcement and immigration is john fonte who is a senior fellow and director of the center for american common culture at the hudson institute and the author of the book called sovereignty or submission, will americans rule themselves or be ruled by oth centers speak next on the regulatory state will be add dom white, and director of the center for the center of administrative state, george mason university's school of law. and last, we have professor charles kesler who will speak on the use of the bully pull lit. i. he's a senior fellow at claremont institute and editor of the claremont books. he's also the dangler die camma

bush to barack obama to the rapture, seeking mike pence and the tweeter in king, donald trump but seemshat recently, lieberman and netanyahu and they're acolytes in this country, amongst which i put at the top nicki nicki -- ley have determined would be better if the me person 's to participated in the overthrow of iran. the opportunityityist opinion of view that better to squander your own allies' blood and treasure than your own, but it is certainly not in the character that i'm used to with regard to the state of israel and certainly not with regard to israeli defense force. that the force could handle anything iran threw it's it militarily is undeniable. any military profession yale will tell you that. and that is israel's more than 200 nuclear warheads could decimate iran is equally undeniable. so, why this attempt to suck america into this conflict? i believe the answer is fairly clear once you push aside the cobwebs that surround it. the legitimacy of great power is what i call it. and that is precisely what netanyahu and lieberman desire. it's also what riyadh desires, especiall

the only thing new is that donald trump the tweeter in chief scarily enough is going to be the leadern pyongyang. >> the wall street journal writes -- okay. okay, trump said. cutting short the discussion. tell them i'll do it. the south korean officials looked at each other as in disbelief. give us the worst case scenarios of what could go wrong if somebody with that little depth of thought before saying yes to a meeting sits down with someone like kim jong-un? >> the first thing that could go wrong is this meeting never happens and the obstreperous donald trump might be the reason it doesn't. the second thing is that this has been a strategic objective of the kims since the end of the korean ywar. look at the blessing that gives to the north korean state. they're sitting down with the president of the united states. that means that donald trump has to go prepared. he has to do a plan. he has to have diplomatic expertise. he has to have expertise around him. i will tell you right now that the outcome of a meeting with donald trump and kuim jong-un will mostly be in favor of kim jong-u

>> tweeter-in-chief is certainly the communications director. neil: guys, thank you all very much. the dow down 56 1/2 points. overanalysis here on jerome powell, this time back to the senate talking about the economy he says is growing very nicely, thank you very much. wage growth contained but a lot of people tend to focus on every little nuance here, things are picking up which would be good news. as i remind you often it's a conundrum for wall street because too much good news means too high interest rates. they don't know where all that goes after this. with expedia one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the bicycle hotel & casino for 30% off. everything you need to go. expedia that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. nah. not gonna happen. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower

everything everything look, the tweeter in chief knows a lot about communications >> larry, we want toour congratulations. lots of people have been mentioning it including you haven't been able to speak to jamie dimon. god speed my friend. >> a wonderful man. >> sum for us in the last 30 second how much this means to you, this new role. >> it's my life, my career, my profession, and i trained a long time for it. i've been in the e-commerce game a long time in different areas and i'm proud of in a and the president has given me a chance of the i love it i'm honored by it. i'm honored to serve my country of it is a great dream and i will work like heck to get it done i really will. >> how long do we have to wait for 3% growth. >> week after next >> larry, a pleasure thank you so much. so very much for all your time, so generous. >> that does it for "closing bell." and "fast money" begins right now. >> lot of great moments there with our friend larry kudlow we wish him well "fast money" does start right now. live from the nasdaq market site traders on the desk are pete najarian, tum tim,

the economy and all sorts of other things and many other senators wishes donald trump would put his tweeterand lock that phone and of all for a few years and maybe you would get more popular. i don't think he will do that. is something of a bipartisan consensus that russia, politically speaking right now, is not as big an issue for voters as it is in washington. democrats have been urging their candidates running for congress not to talk about russia and not to talk about impeachment but to focus on better brother -- on bread-and-butter political situations. i would imagine some members of the democratic primary races don't want to look at that. guest: the candidates want to talk about energizing their activists. that includes donald trump and his allegedly meddling in the election. these people will show up for the polls and will be going to rallies. the 10% of the electorate that is winnable in these close elections don't have russia at the top of the list of many to anduade the red voters that's were democratic activists are at law -- are at odds with republican strategists. guest: rober

this one of our regular tweeters, cap trump in front of a grand jury, get him to live about a porn starthen impeach him. a photograph of stormy daniels in fort lauderdale at a strip club this weekend. headline, stormy daniels struts battle.f amid a legal stormy daniels speaking about her relationship with president trump, suing the president to void a nondisclosure agreement with president trump. by the end of the performance, her undergarments were stuffed with dollar bills. the whole story at the new york post. susan from texas. good morning. caller: good morning. i don't understand how the women can continue to support women in this manner. if you put raw meat in front of a dog, he is going to take it. host: we will move on to david in maryland. good morning. basically i don't know why anyone could be trump'sd about donald supporters. electedtrump was because he was a racist, and he calaimed that he could have shot somebody in the streets of manhattan and still be elected. stormy daniels i don't think we'll have any affect on trump's supporters. trumpics should not morality and ethic