we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly, we're reducing taxes substantially andgulations. i'll speak to a senior republican senator about today's developments. also, in london, a ruling from the supreme court that goes to the very heart of the british constitution. but will this ruling complicate the timetable for britain's withdrawalfrom the european union?

bringingmp: we are manufacturing back to the united states bigly, reducing unnecessary regulations. >> but his pro-business message may be overshadowed again by what was either a false claim or a joke made to pressure -- a joke made to congressional leaders. he reiterated a previously discredited claim that 3.5 million illegals voted for hillary clinton, costing him the popular vote. -- heyan was unable to went on to support the president pro-business trade agenda. >> we tax exports and not imports, so we are putting ourselves at a more level playing director james comey has told fbi officials that president trump asked him to stay on. over the weekend, the president teased comey for his high-profile. pres. trump: you are more famous than me. >> with what role he may have had on influencing the election. he is also investigating members of trump's campaign for their links to russia. as the president was forward with rolling back the obama initiative, more executive orders. you can mark your calendar february 28. that will be the first time president trump addresses a joint session of

we're writing manufacturing back to the united states bigly. reducing taxes substantially and reducing unnecessary regulations. >> speaking to reportes outside the white house, mark fields sounded an optimistic tone saying the auto industry excited the work with the president on tax policy, regulation and trade. >> we just had a great conversation with the president and he is very focused on policies that will grow investment and jobs here in america and american industry, and of course, in the automotive industry which is what we talked about this morning. >> ford recently committed $700 million to upgrade a plant in the detroit area and $2 million for factories in ohio and michigan. gm has been under scrutiny from trump who in a tweet criticized the company for ill porting the chevy cruise from mexico. trump making light of that in a meeting. >> we had a very big push to have plans, many other plans. you're not being singled out. >> just last week, gm announced plans for 1,000 new or retained factory jobs and a billion in new u.s. spending. s

we're going manufacturing to the united states bigly. >> reporter: inspiring some to report trump pushes manufacturing survival. but it was the word bigly. >> i'm going to cut taxes big league and you're going the raise taxes big league and strongly. >> what did he say? what we need is an acoustic wave form analysis. actually a lingist with at the united states of california berkley did those tests and determined that test was saying. >> big league. >> big league though bigly is in the dictionary. anned a verb meaning in a big manner. >> we're going to win bigly. >> cue the mockery, we're going the make the america win bigly. make america bigly again. >> not funny, bigly not funny. >> america's going the start winning and win bigly. >> but bigly began winning when an interviewing asked the donald what he said? >> i use big league. >> i was right. you've settled it. >> but that didn't stop merriam webster as the most looked up word that was never actually used in 2016. the good, the bad, and the bigly made it on to a t-shirt. >> we need to cut taxes big league. >> reporter: jeanne moos, c

. >> we are bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly.abby: what to expect next, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, guys, another busy day the at the white house as the president held first industry meeting, top executives of ford, general motors, chrysler, the topic, making it easier for vehicle manufacturers to build in the united states. >> we are going to make the process much more simpler. cheryl: according to reporters he joked before the meeting, time to start building. regulations are out of control and promise today make the permit approval process faster. for automakers friendlier tax environment was music to their ears. >> there's a huge opportunity working together working with government. >> we are encouraged by the president and the economic policies that he's forwarding. cheryl: the president has criticized foreign automakers saying they should build plants here. japan's biggest auto maker saying it plans to invest $6 million in the u.s. adding 400 jobs to build suv's. abby: good news. heather: thank you so much. we will see you

. >> we're going manufacturing to the united states bigly. >> reporter: inspiring some to report trumpacturing revival. but it was also the revival of the word bigly. >> i'm going to cut taxes big league and you're going to raise taxes big league and strongly. >> what did he say? what we need is an acoustic wave form analysis. actually a linguist at the university of california berkeley did those test hes and determined that trump was saying -- >> big league. >> reporter: big league, not bigly. though bigly is in the dictionary. an adverb meaning in a big manner. cue the mockery. win bigly? good brief. we will make america win bigly and grammar loses goodly. make america bigly again. >> bigly wronger. >> not funny. bigly not funny. >> reporter: but bigly began losing when an interviewer asked the donald himself what he had been saying. >> i use big league. >> i was right. you've settled it. >> reporter: but that didn't stop mere yam webster oig from honoring bigly as the most looked up word that was never actually used in 2016. now president trump is not using it again. >> it's happeni

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we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly and reducing unnecessary regulations, we want unnecessary regulations, a regulations that mean something. mark and i were here yesterday and we understand that. we'll make things much more simple for the auto companies and everybody else who wants to do business in the united states. >> the auto executives praising the president right after the meeting. >> as an industry, as an automotive industry we employ many people across america, good paying jobs from the people that work in our factories to manufacturers that support our plants with parts, to our wonderful dealers, who are literally in every community across america who help sell and service our vehicles and we're very encouraged by the president and the economic policies that he is forwarding liz: as you can expect, this is just one stop and president trump's busy schedule. besides five executive orders including the keystone pipeline. he met with mike pompeo and key senate leadership from both sides of the island. and washington correspondent blake burman is in d.c.

united states. and it's happening. it's happening bigly. we have whirlpool up yesterday talking about big construction facilities. and it's not the construction i want, although that brings jobs. it's the long-term jobs that we're looking for. we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly. we're reducing taxes very substantially and we're reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations, but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday, and i think we understand that. we're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies. everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. i think you'll find this to be from very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. i think we'll go down as one of the most friendly countries. and right now our friends that want to build in the united states, they go many, many years and then can't get the environmental department over something that nobody ever heard of before. and it's absolutely crazy. i am to a large extent an environme

we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly, we're reducing taxes substantially anducing unnecessary regulations. i'll speak to a senior republican senator about today's developments. also, in london, a ruling from the supreme court that goes to the very heart of the british constitution. but will this ruling complicate the timetable for britain's withdrawalfrom the european union? the other big super power, china, asserting today its "irrefutable" sovereignty over parts of the south china sea. a clear warning to the white house. day two of week one, president trump is stepping up the pace here in washington. the oil and car sectors were both in his sights today. mr trump is urging a new strategy for two very prominent american industries. the new administration is making big changes to america's stand on both energy and the environment. this morning, the president signed two executive orders to move ahead on a pair of controversial oil pipelines, known as the keystone xl and dakota access. both had been stalled by the obama administration because of environmental co

we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly.re reducing taxes substantially, and we're reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday, and i think we understand that. we're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and for everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. i think you're going to find us to be from very inhospitable to extremely. we'll be one of the most friendly countries. now, it is not. i have friends that want to build in the united states and go many, many years and can't get their environmental permit over something nobody ever heard of before. it is absolutely crazy. and i am, to a large extent, an environmentalist. i believe in it. but it is out of control, and we're going to make a very short process. and we're going to either give you your permits or not give you your permits but you'll know quickly. generally speaking, we're going to be giving you your permits. we're going to

we're brick manufacturing back to the united states bigly.re reducing taxes very substantially and we're reducing unnecessary regulations. >> will those moves be enough for the automakers to say, sure, let's put a new plant in ohio or michigan? if they do, it would add to the rebound that we've seen in auto manufacturing jobs. so far the ceos once they left the meeting with president trump were noncommittal about adding jobs. >> as an industry, as an auto motive industry we employ many people across america, good paying jobs from the people that work in our factories to manufacturers that support our plants with parts to our wonderful dealers who are literally in every community across america. >> as you take a look at shares of ford, general motors and fiat chrysler, all of them were up despite the fact if they have to add plants it will likely mean an increase in costs, in capital expenditures. we should point out there was no deadline given at this meeting. it's not like the president said you come back in three months or you come back in

we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states, bigly.educing taxes substantially and reducing unnecessary regulations, and we want regulations, but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday and i think we had that. we are going to make the progress much more simple for the auto companies and for everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. i think you can find this to be very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. i think we'll go down as one of the most friendly countries and right now it's not. we have friends that want to build in the united states that can many, many years and can't get their environmental permit over something that nobody heard of before and it's absolutely crazy. and i am to a large extent an environmentalist, i believe in it, but it's out of control. and we're going to make a very short process. and we're going to either give you your permits or not going to give your permits, but you're going to know very quickly and generally speaking we're going to be givi

but now the entire world knows that the president of the united states screwed up bigly last week and caused an international and domestic crisis and that his staff are lying when they say it was a, quote, huge success. when the german chancellor, the german chancellor, has to lecture your president about the geneva convention, you have made one hell of a bad decision. when the prime minister of england is saying one day that the u.s. and britain have a special relationship, but you're keeping her citizenship -- her citizens out of your country the very next day when they are green card holders, your country has made a mistake. when rudy giuliani of all people makes it clear that the president requested a muslim ban and they dressed up the policy to make it look better, but still carved up exception to christians, you are probably acting in an unconstitutional manner. that is what not one but two federal judges thought, and there are significant enough constitutional issues raised by recent executive actions to stop the president's order from being implemented. and honestly, even at t

united states. and it is happening. it is happening biglywe have whirlpool up yesterday, talking about big construction facilities. and it's not the construction i want, although that brings jobsing it's the long-term jobs we're looking for. we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states big league. reducing taxes very substantially and we're reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations, but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday and i think we understand that. we will make the process much more simple for the auto companies and everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. you'll find us to be from very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. steve, how smart for him to start with these two groups yesterday and day. he is in his element talking about these things. >> he does. as byron pointed out last hour it is a good political move. he is courting democrats and democratic constituents and getting positive comments from union leaders. the bigger question we saw it fr

united states. and it's happening. it's happening bigly. >> you're not being singled out, mary. i promise, the president told mary barra of gm. we'll have to see what the specifics are. the ceos talked to reporters afterward. didn't give indication of anything that's been decided today. clearly, this is going to be a significant, ongoing conversation for this white house in terms of jobs, brian. >> thank you very much. >>> guys, let's trade the autos. jim, we'll begin with you. you've been long general motors t. stock stock is up today. does that concern you as somebody who likes the name? >> doesn't concern me gm and the other oems are being pressured to bring jobs to the u.s. that makes sense. i hope what mary barra and others are saying to trump is, look, we're going to do this but avoid a trade war at all costs, especially in gm's case with china. they have a lot of profit growth. a huge profit growth going on in china right now. it is important for them. they will be in the cross hairs of any trade war with china. i hope she is making that point clear to donald trump. >> jo

united states. and i want you to manufacture in the united states. we're going to be lowering taxes bigly. be getting rid of regulations that are unnecessary bigly. somebody said the other day, what is the percentage of regulation? i said, maybe 75%. could be up to 80%, which is what you need. you can't even function. other countries have no regulation. you go there for that reason. and you produce good product. you want to be -- you want to produce good product, also. so we're going to produce great product. we're going to streamline the fda. i have a fantastic person i think i'll be naming fairly good who can streamline the fda. and you're going to get your products either approved or not approved, but it is going to be a quick process. it won't take 15 years. and we're going to do, i think, a tremendous -- i think we're going to make a tremendous difference to you. i read where it costs sometimes $2.5 billion, on average, i guess, to come up with a new product. is that a correct statement? >> 15 years. >> 15 years, $2.5 billion to come up with a product. where there is not even a safety

united states. it is happening and happening bigly. regulatory process in this country has become a tangled up mess. very unfair to people. we think we can cut regulations by 75%, maybe more. radical islamic terrorism. and i said it yesterday, it has to be eradicated. just off the face of the earth. we'll begin immediate construction of a border wall. >> shannon: ari fleischer is former white house press secretary for george w. bush. it's been eight years since we had a brand-new administration and brand-new president. i'm having a hard time remembering was it this busy are president obama, with president bush? this seems like a flurry of activity. >> this is far busier. the bush when he came in the atmosphere wasn't to change everything. that's the atmosphere donald trump has come into office by. so he is being much more energetic in a sense and you have to also remember the last time you had a unified republican government 3 1/2 years under george bush in a different environment. you have to go back to eisenhower. >> shannon: we thin

united states. and i want you to manufacture in the united states. we're going to be lowering taxes biglyet rid of regulations are that unnecessary bigly. somebody said what's the percentage of regulation and i said maybe 75%, it could be up to 80%, which is what you need because you can't even function. other countries have no regulation and you go there for that reason, and you produce good product. you want to be-- you want to produce good product, also, so we're going to produce great product, streamline the fda, you have a fantastic person i think i'll be naming fairly soon, who is going to streamline the fda and you're going to get your product either approved or not approved it's going to be a quick process not going to take 15 years, and we're going to do, i think, a tremendous-- i think we are going to make a tremendous difference to you. i read where it costs sometimes 2 1/2 billion dollars on average, actually to come up with a new project. that a correct statement? >> 15 years, 2 1/2 billion to come up with a product, where there's not even a safety problem, so it's crazy. you

united states unless someone shows up to stop it from happening, but president obama had his final press conference today, maybe the final press conference today, and then on friday we'll turn our attention to the biglynticipated inauguration of donald jen at -- jennifer trump that's right. >> two dogs are being nursed back to health after separate cases of animal cruelty, this dog is being treated after being found in a trash bag. the dog is being cared for by the pennsylvania s perform ca. suspects are facing charges of the historic abuse of a dog beaten so badly her leg needs to be amputated. rescuers found her in a filthy room without food or water. she is being cared for by justice rescue in delaware county collecting donations for her care. >>> a high school athlete showed true sportsmanship. he recently made his varsity wrestling debut. his opponent volunteered for the match and allowed david to pin him. the moment allowed david to experience the thrill of victory. >> the atmosphere in that gym was priceless to see how that place erupted when david got his fall, it was great. >> team made say dave's spirit is what drivings them to push harder in every match. >> american airlines is offering a

united states. it is happening. it is happening bigly. we had world full of -- we had whirlpool of yesterday, talking about construction of facilities. it's the long-term jobs we are working on, bringing manufacturing that to the united and reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations, but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday, and i think we understand that. we're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and everybody that wants to do business in the united states. i think you are going to find this from very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. i think we are going to go down as one of the most friendly countries, and right now it's not. that work for many years and cannot get their permit over something every -- something nobody has heard of. i am big on environmental, but it is out of control. we're going to give you your permits for not give your permits, but you're going to go very quickly. speaking, we are going to be very friendly. it is an honor to be w