. ♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting] u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. >> thank you, chris, forr your tremendous work on behalf of our second amendment. thank you very much. i want to also thank wayne lapierre for his unflinching leadership in the fight for freedomment wayne, thank you very much. great. >> i'd also like to congratulate karen handel or her incredible fight in georgia sixth. the election takes place on june 20th, and by the way, on primaries, let's not have 11 republicans running for the same position. okay? it's too nerve shattering. she is totally for the nra, and she is totally for the second amendment, so get out and vote. she is running against someone who is going to raise your taxes to the sky, destroy your health care, and he is for open borders, lots of crime, and he is not even able to vote in the district that he is running in. other than that i think he's doing a fantastic job, right? so get out and vet for karen. also, my friend, he has become a friend because there's nobody that does it like lee greenwood. wow. lee's anthem is the perfect description

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u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> stephen: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! arge of the u.s.a. ( laughter ) now, that was in louisville last year, and trump's supporters provided all the slugging. and now those protestors are suing donald trump for inciting violence at his rallies, which is kind of like suing olive garden for inciting breadsticks. ( laughter ) but the president has a simple counterargument: suck it. because the presidency, he says makes him immune to lawsuits. oh, immune to lawsuits. i finally know why he ran for president. "mr. trump, mr. trump, mr. trump, as your lawyer i should advise you, you have over 70 pending lawsuits against you." "okay, i've got an idea. give me that hat." one white nationalist who's being sued by protesters, matthew heimbach, claims that trump should have to pay any damages because heimbach, "acted pursuant to the directives and requests of donald j. trump." so to sum up: a white supremacist roughs up protestor, protestor sues white supremacist, and instead of blaming minorities, white supremacist blames his problem

u.s.a.... u.s.a.... let's have peace talks. how about it, wolf? u.s.a. wolf, you're not helping us, one more time. u.s.a. he has no life. but, yes, trump threatened north korea on twitter and, since they dont have the internet in north korea, they responded like this -- >> kim jong un on hand the to watch the celebration with this massive military parade. >> we saw north korea's full arsenal on display. there were scud missiles, submarine launched ballistic missiles, land-based missiles that can be launched from a mobile launcher and at the end we saw north korean intercontinental ballistic missiles. >> trevor: sweet jesus, america may have the mother of all bombs but north korea has the whole bomb family -- daddy bomb, baby bomb, aunt bomb and her roommate bomb, the whole gang! ( laughter ) you know, normally, we watch north korean military parades the same way we watch a 10-year-old kick boxing demonstration. we see what they're doing but we're not threatent. it's like, aaahhh! that's cute. but now some of these missiles may be able to reach the united states. it's not like the u.s. could go in a

u.s.a.! u.s.a. >> make it clear, immigrant are welcome here. >> reporter: police also standing their ground in the name of law and order. >> i can tell you that today we did have a significant police presence in the city. several hundred officers here, perhaps the largest deployment i've seen in the 18 years i've been here. >> reporter: a precaution because the last several rallies in berkeley have become violent, especially in february when former breitbart editorianio minutopolis minutopolis's's appearance turned into violent protests. the majority of today's rally was peaceful even though five people were arrested. >> the police promised us at the beginning that they had us protected. and they would not allow what happened two weeks ago to happen today. >> reporter: i did ask police today if what they did today would be standard operating procedure for next time. they told me they could not answer that question. they would only say they were happy with what happened today. reporting live in berk

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to address the fans as everybody cheered and a flu -- flew the blue angels, u.s.a., u.s.a. and the only problem is that that it was a disgusting lie. because pat tillman died at the hands of his own troops and how that occurred is something that's still unknown. because they burned all the evidence at the time, claiming it was a biohazard, which is actually not true. i looked it up because i had all of these people email me after i wrote about it saying, you don't understand military law, man, they had to burn the evidence. it's like, great. [laughter] dave: love the laptop commandos with their -- you know. [laughter] dave: but what makes the story so just like relentlessly disgusting was the fact that pat tillman's parents were not told that he died in this matter. pat tillman's brother, who was in his platoon, who he went to the rangers with, was not told. and they were left at the funeral, basically being used as props. so people ask, what did pat tillman actually die for? in the literal sense, he died for p.r. for this war. and it's not a coincidence that they needed to

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. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> if we continue to stand up. >> a clash of opinions and ideas, not force. a series of loud rallies organized by groups that the f right took place in berkeley's civic center park today. but at least so far there has been no repeat of the violence seen at similar rallies earlier this month and last month. the speakers today say they were taking the place of conservative comment tater ann koulter and standing up for free speech into we don't have to hide from these terrorists no more. we will stand tall. and the more that they push back, the harder that we will push back. >> let's have a meaningful dialogue. >> there was a large police presence throughout the day to keep the peace. police formed a line to keep two groups of demonstrators separate. there were few reports of any trouble. seven people were arrested today. like we mentioned everything remained largely peaceful. >> which is certainly a relief to everyone over there. well the end of the school year could be the ends of the line for an alameda elementary school that is not seismically safe. >> offic

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> if we continue to stand up. >> a clash of opinions and ideas, not force.eries of loud rallies organized by groups that describe themselves as the far right took place in berkeley's civic center park today. but at least so far there has been no repeat of the violence seen at similar rallies earlier this month and last month. the speakers today say they were taking the place of conservative comment tater ann koulter and standing up for free speech into we don't have to hide from these terrorists no more. we will stand tall. and the more that they push back, the harder that we will push back. >> let's have a meaningful dialogue. >> there was a large police presence throughout the day to keep the peace. police formed a line to keep two groups of demonstrators separate. there were few reports of any trouble. seven people were arrested today. like we mentioned everything remained largely peaceful. >> which is certainly a relief to everyone over there. well the end of the school year could be the ends of the line for an alameda elementary school that is not seism

u.s.a., u.s.a. >> woodruff: he bills himself the "america first" president, but it's world affairs that have risen to the top of his agenda lately. syria's use of chemical weapons, the u.s. response, and president trump's own words have raised fresh questions about his foreign policy. >> right now, the world is a mess. but i think by the time we finish, i think it's going to be a lot better place to live. >> woodruff: still, on syria, for one example, there are competing messages. defense secretary james mattis said tuesday the priority remains defeating the islamic state, and not removing president bashar al-assad, despite last week's poison gas attack. >> this was a separate issue that arose in the midst of that campaign. the use by the assad regime of chemical weapons, and we addressed that militarily. >> woodruff: but mr. trump sounded a harsher note yesterday, calling assad an animal, and worse. >> that's a butcher. that's a butcher. >> woodruff: the issue dominated secretary of state rex tillerson's tense visit to moscow yesterday. tillerson said relations with russia were at a "low point." mr. trump agreed, but said he hopes for an eventual thaw. >> it'd be a fantastic thing if we got along with putin and if we got along with russia, and that could happen. and it may not happen; it may be just the opposite. >> woodruff: today, the president tweeted: "things will work out fine between the u.s.a. and russia. at the right time, everyone will come to their senses and there will be lasting peace!" another obstacle to that "lasting peace" is north korea's nuclear testing and missile program. the president has dispatched an american aircraft carrier group to the region, and he's pressing china's president xi jinping to help bring the north to heel. >> he's a terrific person. we spent a lot of time together in florida. and he's a very special man. so we'll see how it goes. i think he's going to try very hard. >> woodruff: that vow comes amid reports that pyongyang may be readying for another nuclear test. and, japan warns the north may now be able to load a missile warhead with nerve gas. for more on the challenges facing the trump white house, and its options going forward, we turn to two men with deep military and diplomatic knowledge. ambassador william burns retired from the state department in 2014, after serving as deputy secretary of state under president obama. he also was

u.s.a. miss maryland u.s.a. and miss virginia u.s.a.s. >> fans of sparta con out there. we have an epic preview of the big sparta con convention happening in southern maryland. >> special day for your dog cat bird or whatever your pet might be. if you're mike thomas and sid. >> this makes me sad. >> why. >> because yesterday brownie needed some special attention. i was so tired and i could not give him special attention. >> but you know what, though, pets know -- they understand the big picture that you're always there for them but if you are feeling any of that guilt we'll tell you how you can become a better pet parent a just for you. >> thank you. >> for everybody here's kevin mccarthy with today's fox pete. >> allison steve, good morning. >> i was in a movie theater about eight hours ago for a movie called "the circle." the critics here in the washington, d.c. area. >> meaning you had to buy your own ticket. >> which is not a problem. i don't mind paying for a ticket but it is strange going to a movie 'cause there was no press scree

u.s.a. when i went to wal-mart, i wanted to get a fan. i checked all the fans. i finally found one made in the u.s.a. and it was only maybe a dollar or two more than the others. water filters at wal-mart, i couldn't find any made in the u.s.a. so i chose mexico rather than china. i looked at -- host: can i ask you. did you vote for president trump? caller: i feel that's my business. host: ok. i respect that. caller: but i would not vote for hillary clinton based on things that i knew about her. host: ok. joy in mount vernon, new york, a democrat. joy, share your thoughts with us. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. first, i have been on cnn, although i've tried before. but i do make it a point to buy -- host: we're listening. caller: hello? host: yes, we're listening, joy. caller: yes. i do make it a point to buy anything that is made in america. and coming here 37 years ago, i remember when i would see most american made styles. and with i perceive that it is a very ambitious goal when it comes to appliance and automotives, i think we could narrow down this habit to our food. nd i think that every american could start by buying their own food, your own potatoes, your wn rice, your own meat be

u.s.a. today. every time a u.s.a. today slides underneath my door, it's like they're saying hey, you're not that smart, right? u.s.a. today is what happens when the coupon section takes over the newspaper. is this an article about global warming or 50 cents off tide? either way, the pictures are so pretty. tonight is about defending the first amendment and the free press and i am truly honored to be here, even though all of hollywood pulled out and it feels like the red wedding in here. for the record the whca is a group of juncournalists who cov the white house. so i'm glad you are all here to hawn argreat american tradition. so thank you for being here. okay listen. i get it. i get. we got to address the elephant that's not in the room. the leader of our country is not here. and that's because he lives in moscow. it's a very long flight. it's a saturday. as for the other guy, i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. for the nine people watching on cspan, there was another elephant in the room but donald jr. shot it and cut off its tail. you know, lot of people told me, hasan, if you go after the

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u.s.a. ion n. today's today," here is the two different opinions on judge the editorial om board of "u.s.a. today," on the merit confirmation is their take, opposing view from michael keegan, president of people for way, reject supreme ominee if you want to read those two pieces this morning. rudy, sun city, california, line good morning. caller: good morning, john. i would just like to say that picking on the ndocumented as the boogie man again, and at some point, realize that to they're going down the wrong road. undocumented, romney had the erfect idea, i wish they would just leave the country, legal watch ocumented and then how fast the outright and steve haven would try to push to the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment repealed. only thing about that is it just won't be black people like put f that is going to be back out into change. that is my thought, quit making undocumented aliens the boogie mans of this country. in arkansas in melbourne, arkansas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment on that is means illegal. if it is illegal, then it is the law. the aca, comment

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u.s.a. ♪ r-o-c-k in the u.s.a.an: south carolina was the women's championship and go to the north carolina tar heels to win sixth national championship last night. big game. ainsley: it was amazing. brian: what a bracket. finally done. ainsley: proud of the gamecocks in my house. heather childers was thrilled because she went to unc. steve: you would know this. did anyone have a perfect bracket. brian: i don't think it's possible. how could you possibly have oregon and gonzaga in the final four? i do know tv newser had a competition going. i know i was win not guilty first couple weeks top three and then i lost interest. ainsley: we did the brackets iin the beginning of march madness. i think we said unc was going to win. i had north carolina, too. so maybe the brackets looked a little different but the ultimate winner. steve: the middle part kind of a mess. brian: if you open up to page a 16 you have this story. and. steve: and this is it. turns out we were wondering who in the obama administration would have been