as you may know, 50,000 people died in 2015 from drug overdoses in the u.s.a.y, more than 8,000 pounds of methamphetamine were confiscated at the border but most, again, got through. so if you object to a wall, designed to prevent drugs from being smuggled in here, what is your rationale? now, onto the sanctuary cities. it's clear president trump is not ready to deport illegal aliens who do not commit crimes in the u.s.a. said that again yesterday. it is the criminal aliens that are being targeted by homeland security. left wing politicians know that, but lie about it. >> new york city has half a million undocumented people. we want them to come forward and work with the police if they see a crime if they are a victim of crime. if they believe by talking to a police officer they will get deported and be torn apart from their family, they are not going to work with police. >> bill: that's not the issue. mayor de blasio and uber leftist completely avoids the criminal alien subject always trying to deflect the sanctuary city situation on to house painters and cham

so congress responded and passed the u.s.a. freedom act, bipartisan legislation to rein in the surveillance programs. congressman pompeo opposed the u.s.a. freedom act. not only did he oppose the act, he introduced his own bill to resume and expand this fine -- these -- the spying programs. i have consistently supported our military and national labs to ensure that we have the strongest and most effective defense in the world. however in the united states of america, we protect national security and our constitutional rights. the united states is not a police state. the u.s. constitution protects us from overreaching invasions of our privacy. congress struck an appropriate balance in the u.s.a. freedom act between security and civil liberties. i hope the new administration will not try to return to mass surveillance programs that don't work, aren't supported by the american people, and invade our civil liberties. second, congressman pompeo's views on torture are deeply concerning. he stated that the so-called enhanced interroga

when we look at this new manufacturing u.s.a. institute, it could leverage up to $70 million in federal aid with another 70 million in commitments from partners already in hand and in just five years, the institute will be standing on it to driven by industry and other shape holders holders -- stakeholders to be completely self-sustaining. we'll focus on new technologies on the manufacturing floor from improving energy efficiency and cutting operating costs to reducing waste and cutting the amount of equipment needed. the chemical industry allowed, these technologies have the potential to save more than $9 billion in costs every single year and on top of that there can be huge benefit for a variety of other industries including oil and gas and the paper industry. the growth of our customized factories where more and more vocal manufacturing across every corner of our country should make greater use out while treating workers in advance sales in the next generation of manufacturing. this institute is just the latest example of how

"u.s.a.page today," macy's to slash 10,000 stores. close 68 they write, after seeing sales drop during the holidays, macy's closed or willit shut 68 stores and cut 6200 positions at a time when shopper dps online to scarves to lipsticks. location span from florida to oregon and some countries are the stores are new to the chain, macy's store in ohio,and center, columbus, opened in 2006, 73 employees, historic or , are been around for decades. acy's will shut store in downtown minneapolis that opened 280 employees. new york city, the flagship macy's, we go to william on the line.ican go ahead. caller: good morning. to talk about parts of act that able care aren't covered pre-existing conditions. host: okay. caller: it concerns medigap. a policy you must buy if you want it to cover the 20% of expenses that are not covered by medicare. however, there is a three-month aiting period where pre-existing conditions are not knowed and not many people that. i've had arguments with people they go, it th

. >> at first, it sounded like "u.s.a., u.s.a." it was "nikkei." >> donald trump has won the state of florida. >> people are excited. >> we loved that. >> maybe hillary clinton is worried. she tweeted out "this team has so much to be proud of. whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything." >> they cannot fathom what they're witnessing. she's on the verge of losing it and donald trump is shocking the world. >> he's made enormous inroads of changing the normal run of politics. >> back in new hampshire, and wait for this map to reset it. the map is it getting tired. >> they say he staggered and cursed his way to the nomination. donald trump was his own man. she had the serrogates, michelle obama, everybody going for her. >> how the media has portrayed this. they had a cover of new york magazine that said "loser" across the front of it. >> just obnoxious. it's incredible, folks. you're living through history and working it on fox business network. i'm assured right now, that our rival business channels have you covered in commerc

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! [chanting] >> this is just fantastic. a day to remember. reporter: cheers and applause as supporters watched donald trump taking the oath. >> i, donald john trump, do swear... reporter: in becoming the 45th president of the united states. ♪[music] reporter: maryland traveling wearing herland, trump mask. >> i will be the greatest president that god ever her trump pen to support a man she believes will change the country. tells honestt he ideas. i might not like the way he says them, but i believe in what he's saying. reporter: people coming from near and far to be a part of history, including the 60 wharton high school in tamp tampa, florida. a once in a lifetime opportunity for these kids to feel and experience the whole democratic process, in this major event we're having. reporter: the students are part of the high school band in the inauguration music festival thursday at george mason university. >> it's just a really exciting moment. this is probably going to be the only inauguration i ever get a go to.to reporter: many in the crowd we

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., u.s.a. a protest tonight near the portland international airport in response to the executive order. there were about 100 people marching in and around the airport holding signs and chanting. they said the president's order divides the country and does not reflect the values of america. closer to our area, a similar scene at dulles international airport, which has been packed with demonstrators for hours. vi mcauliffe announced at least one family, including two children, are being held at dulles tonight. >> reporter: a tough time hearing you. bear with me. i am here at dulles airport in the international arrivals area. as you can see behind me there are hundreds of protesters. they have been calling for the end of trump's executive order banning refugees from seven predominantly muslim countries. also being in the international arrivals section, they are welcoming foreigners how they see fit into our country. i will let you take a look. you see different signs. some read no fear, no hate, r

yeah, that should to it. >> here's miss u.s.a. as statue of liberty. >> no. >> that is a gladiator. >> to me it looks like a gladiator hero kind of person she has a winged victory thing almost like victory. victory. >> so that is what is associated with america, super hero but i'm cool witt. it is nice. but i just don't get it. >> either do i. >> there is two eagles on it, american gladiator super hero conquering the world. >> those boots are amazing go girl. >> she's here for it, i'm here for it. >> you were wrong. >> i forgot. >> i forgot. >> what was i to go. i don't know. i went to the nova game. >> did you go. >> yes. that was saturday. >> no, that was yesterday. >> it was around 1:00 o'clock. >> nice try. >> bradley cooper, bradley cooper is ready to be a dad. expecting his first child in may. how he has been very hands on with the pregnancy, again. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only th

. >> my tools, make u.s.a., not china. >> say again?> china is not that good. >> so you want to see made in u.s.a.? >> yes. >> and you think maybe that's jobs for you guys? >> of course. >> even the people who don't like donald trump want him to make their lives better and that's the trickiest part to figure out. will he deliver on his promises and if he doesn't, what do voters do then? >>> good evening from new york. this is a special saturday night edition of the last word where we will be continuing our live breaking news coverage of this historic day of protests worldwide. and it was, on this network, just before noon, that i was able to declare that the protests we were seeing in washington, d.c. today was already, at that time, the largest inauguration protest in history by 11:00 a.m., it was double, in fact. the previous largest protest demonstration of an inauguration which was 100,000 people back in 1973. today when the crowd was numbering around 200,000 it had already broken the record and since then the estimates shot up to 5

believe, for the dwroindustr a whole that the aerj sector should develop and the largest, such as u.s.ae doing this and it would make sense in the future to resume the dialogue. >> do you anticipate with the appointment of tillerson as secretary of state that kind of dialogue will progresses or convene? >> translator: rex tillerson is a very famous energy specialist and i'm positive his actions will positive as a whole. >> is there a chance they could push prices lower in the short term? >> translator: every country selects its own development strategy for the energy industry. therefore, everyone, relatively in terms of their aims for strategic development, a large country such as the u.s.a. will be taking into account the energy forecast and those will be taken by other countries for their own sector. >> and in terms of what this energy plan could mean for climate change initiatives, president trump has spoken quite a bit over the last several months about clean coal and throwing out many of president obama's initiatives in the climate change sphere. are you worried that threatens what

. >> stephen: now, the new show you've got on u.s.a.s? people in hollywood? >> can we say equal? >> stephen: sure, okay. o my guy is an f.b.i. agent, and when the walls went up, we had the idea first, bozo. ( laughter ) you know who i'm talking about. nobody. so the walls go up, our family is separated, and my guy is trying to get them back together and survive. so it's centered around a family, but it's a microcosm for the entire planet. >> stephen: do you believe in all yens? >> i do. there must be aliens. look at me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: what about you? only an alien would consider that a dad bod. ( laughter ) >> there has to be aliens, right? >> stephen: i would like this think there are aliens but why haven't they contacted us yet? >> they're putting in the proxy government now, if you haven't figured that out. >> stephen: possible. meet meet. thank you for being here. season 2 of colony starts thursday on u.s.a. network. josh holloway, everybo,,,,,,,,,, ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah! that's it for the late show. tun

[cheering] [crowd noise] president trump: unbelievable, beti [crowd chanting "u.s.a., u.s.a."] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the 45th president of the united states, donald~j. trump, and the states,dy of the united melania trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] alison: it looks like everyone is in position now. family, his son ivanka,his daughter, dawn sitting and there beside him. they're in a position to watch it comes by. jonathan: one of the first official duties as president of the united states. out a couple of times during his ride to the viewing stand pennsylvania avenue for the parade. everything going on. it's getting a littlda the first band to go by is pershing's own army band, great ambassadors for the united states. barron, seems to be having a good time. i always wonder what kids think of all the pomp and circumstance of this. alison: giving a few good waves there. enjoycer: it's time to the long-awaited inaugural parade. ourto tell you more about units, our d.o.d. announcer, smith.corporal alex alex: leading the united states army sta

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anti-trump bulk of pr "u.s.a.,"ng shouts of on that side, much anti-rhetoric trump. you can also see a number of members of law enforcement on the rooftops. archive building and looks to be five or six mostly in black and two levels up from there, there are two members of law enforcement and the archives.t on that's all along the federal and onvate buildings here pennsylvania avenue. this is a moment everyone's been see donald trump in the flesh passing by. the weather, we have to talk that. all week long we were looking at the forecast and dreading the dreary, wet weather. and aside from moments, maybe a or two at a pop, of light drizzle, the weather -- it's a little chilly with the wind but it could be a heck of a lot worse for inauguration d an interesting thing that i thought about, only 4% of the district that cast a ballot voted for donald trump. it's been remarkable seeing so great" hats,erica flags,- scarves and something people in the district are not accustomed to but today case. the you can see a crowd running. we would imagine donald trump is vehicle now.

trump's favorite included greenwood's "god bless the u.s.a." those on the internet made a gift of mr. trump's every move as he sang and swayed through the performances. >>> an irish betting website is taking wages on all things trump, visits to paddy powers.com, make be america great again has best odds. the apprentice catch phrase you're fired. >> ivanka trump is talking about her role in her father's administration. let's go live to washington, d.c., they are expecting rain, we just found out from the parks service, you can take a collapsable umbrella if you need them, we'll have more on the inauguration when "action news" comes right back. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [car horns] [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. january 20th, the inauguration. >> storm tracker 6 live is tracking rain

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>> you've said the u.s.a.key to terrorism should be sent to gitmo and tried -- >> first of all, what is the accent? where are you from? yeah, guantanamo is totally going to be open and you're going to be in it, my friend, okay? you're going to be in it and you tell all your friends you're going to be in it. next up. who's next? who's next? >> you proposed an ideological test for immigrants. what would be on that test? >> very simple, immigrant comes in, say hey, are you going to blow (bleep) up? if they say yes, we're like, no. go away. okay. and then you go, like, are you sure? >> an and then they're, like, yeah. do you understand what i'm saying? do you understand what i'm saying? that's why you're not president, sit down. all right, folks, that's all we've got time for today. we'll be right back, folks. no more questions! ♪ ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. it's just a cough.our cough, sfx: woman coughing you'd see how often you cough all day. and so would everyone else. robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful

of 89 n "u.s.a. today" individuals implicated in terror united states he since 2001 the only ones that might have been affected by this somali americans had didn't kill anyone. orlando and fort hood and within san bernardino shooters were all been in the united america.f targetingt the ban is people. guest: it is targeting seven top jihadist for terrorism. multilayered purchase to security. because after you security. because after you visa doesn't mean you are guaranteed entry. that is why we have inspectors in airports. if our intelligence is telling us that we are not properly able to screen individuals coming rom these countries and we are at a time of war where we are watching isis and terrorists on own soil, what we are doing working so we have president trump who campaigned we would his, that have vetting of individuals. then he follows through and the is confusing to me ecause on one hand the protesters are saying this is unconstitution and unfair onal singling out individuals, then not inclu

this puts the highly-developed country far below the philippines, the u.s.a. and even kazakhstan.elow japan are india, saudi arabia and last of all, yemen. whilst women make up 40% of the japanese workforce, they hold a mere 9% of all management positions. but change is in the air. the government wants large companies to increase the number of women in leadership positions to 15% by 2020. is this really doable? sayaka osakabe wanted a child and a career, something unusual in japanese society. she doesn't want to have to choose one over the other, unlike 2/3 of japanese women who give up their career aspirations with their first child. after a miscarriage, sayaka became pregnant again. but there were complications with the pregnancy and the teacher wanted to take her doctor's advice and stay home for a week. >> then my supervisor came here and sat right next to me. he said that i should resign. >> he accused her of being greedy because she didn't want to resign. instead of support, she was criticised for four hours. the next day, she dragged herself to work from 9:00 a.m. till midn

host: that's nathan bomey, business supporter at "u.s.a. today." thanks for calling in. we are taking your phone calls this morning on the best way to bring manufacturing jobs back to the u.s. let's go ahead and hear from mike, who is in dewitt, michigan. mike works in the manufacturing spector. what does it looks like to you from where you sit in michigan? caller: honestly -- good morning to you, first of all. host: good morning. caller: first of all, my suggestion would be if we had medicare for all, that would definitely bring back manufacturing jobs. i just -- just to prove my point, coincidentally, that shirt you put up earlier show the rise in manufacturing jobs hich was coincidental with the implementation of the affordable care act which accidentally did over 20 million more people. so, you know, that, personally, i think that would be the best way and it just would make me personally be able to be more competitive and make more money because i wouldn't have to play my two employees for their health care. and even if if you wanted to say increase the payroll tax

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. >>> team u.s.a. olympic star simon biles is in our area tonight. >> gold medal gymnast will be reading parts of her new book at the free library. she will be at parkway central library branch at 70:00 tonight. her new book is called courage to sore and tells story of her life from foster care to a record, four gold medals. you may remember simon came home from rio were four gold medal and one bronze. >>> star bucks is letting us in on some exciting news today >> yes, star bucks, got my attention. it is first of the series of new food options. the chain starts selling, a bite sized egg snack, next week. now, they are a wheat free, egg and cheese mixture about the the size of the golf ball, star bucks says it is like their breakfast sandwich just without bread. later this year star bucks will debut gluten free sandwiches and organic soups. >> i could go for some soup today. >> yes, no kidding. >> very nice, tomato soup kind of a day. >> grilled cheese sandwich. >> now that is my language. >> yes, wrap

people have chanted trump, trump, and u.s.a. taking in these moments. for many of them they are just elated because they have envisioned this day especially those who believed him from the very beginning from mr. trump's campaign who has now taint all the way to becoming the next president. we got out in the crowds and talked to some of these people who have come from all over including people we found from the delaware valley. >> i think it's great to see everyone, you know, together unified. >> law in the car so i didn't get to see him get out of the car but even through the window it's good enough. >> my son it's his 18th birthday today. he's marching. it's great. >> i think it's a great opportunity. they'll never experience this again unless they're in the parade or here. >> i'm 64 and i figured there's not too many more inaugurations i would have a opportunity to visit so this is -- i'm stillly in good health so this is a good time to come. >> reporter: now, most of those that you just heard, you know, maybe they had no problems but there were some

i think it's a sad day in the u.s.a. >> reporter: american university made good on removing the statue of leonard pontier after they received threats to the school and the sculpture. >> the sculpture was there for 20 days with no damage. >> reporter: leonard was convict in the 1975 shootings and killings of two fbi agents at south dakota indian reservation but thousands have said he was framed. the fbi agents association says they are pleased with the decision to take it down. they said he's an unremorseful cold-blooded killer who should not be >> the threats should be investigated, and anyone who made them should be prosecuted for making that threat. it should not be that the university just simply and immediately bends down to take down the statues. >> reporter: hayden hillard said it's censorship. >> the idea of protecting artifacts just to tear them down, i mean, that's what the taliban are doing, taking sculptures apart and breaking artwork. >> reporter: regal23 says the work was meant only to be an invitation. >> it was an invitation for most young people to consider the future t

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make in u.s.a. or pay big border tax." in response ford said most cruz cruz -- chevy cruzes are built in the u.s., only a small number of hatchbacks are built many mexico. overseas police are rounding up information on the man who attacked on new year's. john vigliotti is in istanbul. >> reporter: new video today from the turkish police showed the suspected gunman filming himself in istanbul days before the nightclub attack. it is similar to a video that surfaced after the attack on the berlin christmas market where an isis-inspired militant also took selfies. turbish police have still not released the gunman's name. it's not clear if they have it yet. what they do know is that he arrived at the club by taxi, striking at 1:15 a.m. he killed a police officer at the entrance and barely missed the club's co-owner, who jumped over a railing. "when i opened my eyes," he was still there," said ali unal. i was thinking of jumping on him, but he seemed so professional and flexible. inside the gunman moved methodically, using sever

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make in u.s.a. or pay big border tax!" g.m. says, some chevy cruze hatchbacks are built in mexico, but the sedan version is built in ohio. >> steve:coming up: the horrifying video going viral. a dresser falls on twin toddlers. new tonight - how to make sure this does *not happen in your home. >> pam: then -- also new at ten: a woman says she was fat- shamed online -- for writing a yelp review about a restaurant. and next: police say they've finally arrested a man wanted for this bold bay area crime. the bloomingdales smash and grab heist in walnut creek. police in northern california have arrested the third suspect in a 20-15 bloomingdales burglary. grant lodes explains. it happened after a high speeed chase in the central valley. grant? >> grant:back in 2015- 3 men used a stolen suv to break through the front door of a palo alto bloomingdales and took off over 120 thousand dollars worth of jewelry. police were able to arrest 2 of those men but 1 of them was still at large. until now. 31 year old joseph sandoval was arrested ne

a lot of ere are tudies there's a lack as you pointed out in "u.s.a. today" a gallup poll and stress about it and very little trust in it. it is important to differentiate the en the cable and alternative news sources and three broadcast networks. host: george, from brooklyn, republican for the congressman. morning.good hear me? host: yes, you are on the air. aller: i would like to say before i go any further that c-span is one of the reasons why we are an exceptional country. representative cramer: amen. cramer, just in. the interests of objective iity why you thinkknow reporting on what donald trump is negative reporting and why does -- if you and youtly what he says have to pivot or revert to hillary says? donald trump said two million people reported fraudulently and becomes t that, that negative reporting. why would facts be negative reporting? i have to add that the news towards to be biased evidence and has to be biased toward facts and has to be truth and rd the toward logic and toward math. somehow avoid doing that in the interests of pitting

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i would like unanimous consent to enter the business facts low carbon u.s.a. letter at the end of my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: and i hope president-elect trump will heed the call of the leaders of the business community. closing word. secretary of state kerry, in addition to providing great leadership through this, he has also started doing something that i know is precious to him and that is important to me and many of our colleagues, and that is to give oceans the global attention that they deserve. in september, more than 90 countries convened here in washington for the our ocean conference. nations, nonprofit organizations, fowngz, big corporations all came together pledging over $5 billion for marine consequencevation and committing to protect more than 1.5 million square miles of ocean. secretary kerry secured the legacy of this our oceans conference by locking in hosts for the conference for the next three years. mr. president, 2016 was a year of worsening climate effects but also of heartening climate action. th

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[applause] [crowd chanting u.s.a.] >> ladies and gentlemen, the first lady mrs.obama, and the wife of the vice president, dr. jill biden, escorted by the democratic staff director of the united states senate committee on and and administration, mr. paul pelosi. [applause] > thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mrs. melania trump and mrs. karen pence escorted by the secretary of the senate's julie adams, the clerk of the house of representatives, karen haas, mrs. abgallon blunt, mrs. jen yan, the honorable elaine l. ciao, and mrs. judy mccarthy. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, the honorable barack h. obama, and the vice president joseph r. biden, escorted by secretary democratic and senate rules committee ranking member, charles schumer, and house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. [applause] [crowd chanting trump] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president elect, michael richard pence. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, escorting the president-elect, the staff director for the joint congressional committee on inau

"u.s.a. today," as opposed to saying trump wins victory on sanctuary cities. when trump was elected it was women, students and minorities taking the reality of the trump presidency. a terrible headline. jesse: i think abc news on night line said something about the first three days of the administration. we interviewed former white house press secretary ari fleischer. in editing the quote for air, his remarks were shortened. as a result his remarks were mischaracterized. >> i sat down for a taped interview with "nightline." they quoted me saying the white house dropped the ball friday. >> what i said was they dropped the ball on saturday and sean picked it up and moved on on monday. why did that person go into the editing booth thinking they could get away with it? jesse: as long as they keep apologizing, we'll keep accepting their apology. jesse: hollywood imploding over donald trump being in the white house. "watters world" goes to washington to confront the democrats who skipped president trump's nomination. you boycotted the nomination. don't get physical.

congratulations to the sisters and go u.s.a.leveland cavaliers but the debate facing this one goes into overtime. up five. forty-second/. on the bright, he had that banner. time running out. wide-open 115-112. nicole: that the celtics over the rockets. joe's a three pointer. the celtics f. three, just over four minutes left. thomas takes a handoff, transit finishes the hook shot gave the celtics go on to win that 120- 109. drink their commercials get almost as much hype as to give my soul. candycane buyers bring it to a whole new level by airing a commercial life during the game. the snickers bar and the actor is best known for his role in girls and the "star wars" villain. already teasing us with this thought. >> world's first live super bowl commercial but that of driver. >> show us how you deal with that kind of pressure. okay, nice. lauren: learned a lot from that. thanks, adam. during the super bowl on fox, february 5th. nicole: donald trump cracks down on immigration. today he'll focus on refugees. >> i could wait a year a

are you committed to supporting brand u.s.a. it fits into your strategy to promote travel and tourism? >> everything i've heard about brand u.s.a. has been it's been positive and that it's been helpful. so when the absence of some sort of contrarian information, it sounds to me like a pretty good idea. >> great, thank you very along those lines the survey of international air travelers, a program which gathers statistical data about error travelers. the survey data provides information on passenger trip planning, travel patterns, demographics and spending. it is a survey that is used to analyze visitor segments and its use by the contingent authority in southern nevada and all industry groups, and the use of the data directly as part of their marketing plan. will you commit to expanding the scope and size of the surveys international air travelers so the industry can better target their marketing campaigns and attract more tourists from around the world? >> as i said, send to do, i'm in favor of the idea but you can't manage thi

may to be as positive as possible when she comes to the u.s.a. friday to make it absolutely clear we are two countries. we have similar status and the more we go global, the more our european partners will say goodness me, we sell them far more than they sell to us. perhaps we ought to do a grown-up deal as well. charles: she was against brexit and now she is trying to champion it. let's talk about europe itself. brexit many people say helped to birth if you will the trump revolution here in america, the same moods and attitudes are being felt. france where la pen has taken the lead in the polls. you have finland. how do you view this grassroots effort to take back sovereignty from the one world idea that is doomed to fail. >> it takes many different forms, but overall the broader momentum towards retaking sovereignty, restoring freedom and democratic accountability, this an immensely powerful force that cannot be defeated it's important that the new u.s., trump administration, support a the effort. it's pining for the u.s. government and white h

"u.s.a. today," as opposed to saying trump wins victory on sanctuary cities. when trump was elected it was women, students and minorities taking the reality of the trump presidency. a terrible headline. jesse: i think abc news on night line said something about the first three days of the administration. we interviewed former white house press secretary ari fleischer. in editing the quote for air, his remarks were shortened. as a result his remarks were mischaracterized. >> i sat down for a taped interview with "nightline." they quoted me saying the white house dropped the ball friday. >> what i said was they dropped the ball on saturday and sean picked it up and moved on on monday. why did that person go into the editing booth thinking they could get away with it? jesse: as long as they keep apologizing, we'll keep accepting their apology. jesse: hollywood imploding over donald trump being in the white house. "watters world" goes to washington to confront the democrats who skipped president trump's nomination. you boycotted the nomination. don't get physical.