unites us n now what and what can we did going forward is to keep in mind some said. you just fierce ly independent independent press is the betting heart of freedom and democracy. ne role is to be a check on pho power and follow with tough questions and don't be afraid it ask them. what frequently happens and did happen in the roll up to the war and during the iraq war the at those in power made case and it was believed by many that to question the strategy of going into iraq was somehow un patriot kwreu patriotic. true.the opposite was the patriotic thing to do was to say i love my country. i'm going to back u.s. fighting en and women any time they are put in danger. but as member of the press i'm going to ask the tough questions. was the patriotic thing to do and it is now. host: you write that in the section about the press saying hat when it comes to the institution of free press it is greater tanf crisis i have evern seen in my -- ever seen. that on?ou base guest: i base it on what the president has said and done. every president we have had has had difficulties

unites us n now what and what can we did going forward is to keep in mind some said.ust fierce ly independent independent press is the betting heart of freedom and democracy. ne role is to be a check on pho power and follow with tough questions and don't be afraid it ask them. what frequently happens and did happen in the roll up to the war and during the iraq war the at those in power made case and it was believed by many that to question the strategy of going into iraq was somehow un patriot kwreu patriotic. true.the opposite was the patriotic thing to do was to say i love my country. i'm going to back u.s. fighting en and women any time they are put in danger. but as member of the press i'm going to ask the tough questions. was the patriotic thing to do and it is now. host: you write that in the section about the press saying hat when it comes to the institution of free press it is greater tanf crisis i have evern seen in my -- ever seen. that on?ou base guest: i base it on what the president has said and done. every president we have had has had difficulties with

us as well. since my election exactly one year ago today i celebrate with you. n. applause) the united states is going through something of a miracle itself. our stock market is at an >> the president's next stop on his trip is in china. meanwhile the president is away on his trip he's relying on gop leetd ers and members of his cabinet to continue to push for tax re form. there is a lot of pressure on republicans to get a legislative victory on this. we talk about looking for that big victory. the president got neil gor such on the supreme court but when it comes to legislature he's still looking for a win. donors are tell him get it done or don't ever call me again. remember the house is trying to pass tax reform by thanksgiving which is just over two weeks away. by the way, did you buy your turkey and cranbury sauce? you should. members are marking up the tax bill, making changes, trying to draw up support. some conservatives say it has to be front and center in any tax re form package. i think there is a path forward that act lit president laid out last week, which is repealing the

n bomb components. apparently he had a clean record. in the united states, for a long time. he usedrgets, civilians, tourists, it seems, on a bike path. how do you prevent that? there really is no good answer. can i ask you about president trump's response so far? what do you make of his response and, also, the fact that, as you mentioned, the attacker from uzbekistan but he has been living in the us for some time. is from florida, really. not to be cynical but ina florida, really. not to be cynical but in a way this attack is from a purely political perspective is a gift for donald trump because at home he is under a huge amount of treasure and scrutiny over his alleged collusion with the russians in the election and what tends to happen is that there is a terrorist attack and there is a rally around the flag affect the public tends to defer more, especially to the executive. and so attacks like these strengthen the president here. he campaigned strongly on being strong against terrorism. and i anticipate against terrorism. and i anticipate a very strong resolute response, although

united states out of the region. that's what china wants too n. the past, the chinese have usedh korea as a wedge r wedge between us and them in the region but what the chinese have 90% of the north korean trade is with china. so china is really great enabler of north korea. we need to have china on board to tightened the screws on north korea, whatever the president can do to communicate on no uncertain terms that the chinese have to get on board, that's what he has to do, very clear, that's what we need. if we don't want war on the korean peninsula which nobody wants, china has to get on board with the united states. >> president trump is expected to meet with vladimir putin on thursday. how important is that meeting? >> well, you know, the russians, every time the united states has a semicrisis or a crisis in the world, the russians come to try to, you know, put a wedge between us and the situation and so the russians are exploiting that by going to north koreans and potentially being intermediary. the president has to be clear with the chinese and has to be clear with russia

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trump used the talksks to call n china toto sever ties with north korea. pres. trump: the united states is committed to the complete and ofmanentt denuclearization north korea. so important. china can fix this problem easily. in quickly. and i am calling on china and your great president to, hopefully, work on i it very h . i know one t thing about y your president. if he works on it hard, it will happen. there is no doubt about it. they know. nermeen: before arriving in beijing, trump used an address to the national assembly in seoul, south korea, to deliver a stern message to china, north korea's biggest tradade partner. north korean state media responded in a statement wednesday saying the united states should "oust the lunatic old man from power" and withdraw its "hostile policy. -- hostile policy in order to get rid of the abyss of doom." meanwhile, on wednesday, china insisted it is already fully enforcing u.n. sanctions. this is chinese presidenent xi jinping. >> regarding the korean peninsula nuclear issue, we reaffirm that we are staunchly committed to realizing the denu

thank you. 9/11 happened, the united backing afghan, during the charlie wilson russia, they broke we -- broke russia. and now them, n there fighting they in there to break us. another question you were opium trade,ut, the i think american soldiers field through the opium like a cow trail. they don't mess with them. that, why ng with didn't they get them out? happens to ng, what $8 million that came missing under the state department under hillary clinton clinton? $8 million, poof, what happened to it? thank you. mr. sopko? billion t me, the $8 under clinton's secretary, i really don't know what the to, but the erring opium issue, part is we haven't strategy and we really have not had a willing in afghanistan until the recent government. change, but t will you're correct, we just did not how to ood strategy on -- -- th the opium anals, helped them build canals. but it is not as easy as crop.ng a new and we're going to have a major report coming out in the next months looking at because we -- security programs, there, we -- results on that lessons learned report, we haven't finished yet, we're still running it by the going to send it out to agencies for comm

n ensure fair market access. the united states promoted private enterprise, innovation, and industry. other countries usedernment run industrial planning and state owned enterprises. principles onwto protecting intellectual property and ensuring fair and equal market access. they engaged in product to dumping, subsidized goods, currency manipulation, and predatory industrial policies. the rules to gain advantage over those who followed the rules, causing enormous distortions in commerce. foundationsing the of international trade itself. such practices, along with our collective failure to respond to them, hurt many people in our country and also in other countries. industriesries, and were stripped out of the united states and out of many countries in addition. opportunities from mutually beneficial investments were lost, because people could not trust the system. we can no longer tolerate these chronic trade abuses, and we will not tolerate them. despite years of broken promises, we were told that someday soon everyone would behave fairly and responsibly. and throughoutca the indo pacific have waited for

needs to go or antony is a n r a instructor a days thirty years an accountant and immigrated to the us from pakistan his daughter is a graduate student she was born in the united states do you know when is president of the voice of vietnamese american she came to united states as a refugee from viet nam your daughter is an immigration lawyer her family originally from mozambique and guinea the soule immigrated to the united states from france and it is president of the republican muslim coalition she immigrated to the united states from pakistan now we also had hoped to be joined by just you seeing founder of american sikhs for trump who has been with us for our previous town halls but he is on well welcome back to the stream everyone. a.j. if i say immigration reform to you and you think about the last few months what strikes you about how this current administration is dealing with immigrants. well we know what what they have done to muslims what they have done to mexicans the dark hour we talked about earlier and so it's scaring all of the people all of the immigrants all of the refugees. i live in probably the biggest concentration of somali refugees and i

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us a p d n baghdad. the kurdish push for independence has also received the cold shoulder with secretary tillerson stating that the referendum and its results lacked legitimacy and the u.s. supports a united iraq disappointment is very good it although we have long a negative experience with america wrong size the sand talk to our body through they have a strong. position against. encouraged by the government to source strongly be in a position that they think they can even cancellara illuminate the status of federalism and called the stand. off to neighboring syria where the kurdish y p g also got everything they needed from the us in their fight against eisel money weapons training and we should be using we should be going to be proven to be the smartest really proved to be the most really do it we should be working with them. but they managed to hang on to the oil fields that they liberated with no questions from their american pals. washington claims that it seeks a unified and sovereign syria but it also wants a syria without assad i think the united states will continue to support the kurds we heard general mattis and the secretary of defense say only a few days ago that the united

us a lot. fire everybody n let's build the product and send it in without tax back into the united states. that model doesn't work for me. it never worked and shouldn't have worked for any of our other past presidents. believe me. our new model is the american model. call it the trump model where we build it here. as much as possible, we build it here. simply put, our tax plan is antioffshoring and 100% worker, 100% pro-america. under the american model, we're reducing burdens on our businesses as long as they do business in our country. okay? they do business here. now we love mexico. it's a wonderful place, but i don't like when our car companies move to mexico, fire everybody, build the same car in mexico, send it through our borders with no taxes, no nothing, and we buy the car. same price. we buy the car. in the meantime, we get no tax and we get unemployment all over. that's stopping. so now the plants are starting to move back. and now there's a price to pay when they do that little number on us. that's how we all succeed and grow together. as one team, one people, as one american f

us. congressman, if you are concerned about russian interference in the business of the united states, and you think thatth they are a rifle, maybe nith which we are at war, as some of your colleagues have said, you've got to be concerned that a russian company has exported the american you uranium without a license withot our borders. >> there is a report into that. we have to look into that. >> tucker: it's been confirmed by "the new york times" a couple of years ago and today by "the hill." no one involved and i said. >> we should look into it. >> tucker: here is what we know. in 2012, the nuclear regulatory commission authorized an amendment to export license for a trucking firm that moved this yellowcake uranium, which can be used for a bunch of different purposes, good and bad, to leave the country. are you concerned about that? >> of course i'm concerned. we should look into it. m >> tucker: by look into it -- why wouldn't you have a criminal probe? why would you allow our main geopolitical rival to move uranium off the continent? >> i don't think that is what thera "the hill" story said. >> tucker: that is exactly what they

united states, barack obama going on a three-nation tour. we will follow that. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> new fallout over president trump calling a u.s. senator pocohontas in an event honoring n just saved thousands in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save. and it's all free. go to lendingtree right now and start saving. >>> we are following breaking news and just getting word from south korean media that north korea launched a ballistic missile. will ripley is in seoul, south korea and has been to north korea more than a dozen times. tell us what south korean media is now reporting. >> this is a reliable source here, wolf. this is the news agency which is off in the first line hereof what we hear about the missile launches and they believe the missile has been launched from somewhere in north korea. this is all we know right now. there are lots of questions ab

about brokers, mysterious group that tools the ny packing united states use to spy on other countries. the group replied to him in twitter that nified him correctly as former member of the national ecurity agency hacking group, tailored access operation or tao, a job he had not publicly brokers and shadow astonished him by dropping technical details that made knew about the hacking operation that he had conducted. there is more to the story when "new york times" website this morning. story.is the philip in oklahoma, thanks for phones, n open independent line, you're next. caller: yes, i'd like to comment of electing cess presidents nowadays. elected by e can be the popular vote. think we should elect the president by popular vote, i on't think it is fair for the electorals to decide who is we g to be president, wouldn't be in the mess we're in right now. this is one of the biggest jokes a t i have ever seen in president, he's not presidential, he's a tee total idiot to me, i'm waiting to wake morning and find out that we are in a nuclear war, i think hat is where he's headed and i don't think with all of his past, that he shoul

thank you. 9/11 happened, the united backing afghan, during the charlie wilson russia, they broke we -- broke russia. and now them, n there fighting they in there to break usanother question you were opium trade,ut, the i think american soldiers field through the opium like a cow trail. they don't mess with them. that, why ng with didn't they get them out? happens to ng, what $8 million that came missing under the state department under hillary clinton clinton? $8 million, poof, what happened to it? thank you. mr. sopko? billion t me, the $8 under clinton's secretary, i really don't know what the to, but the erring opium issue, part is we haven't strategy and we really have not had a willing in afghanistan until the recent government. change, but t will you're correct, we just did not how to ood strategy on -- -- th the opium anals, helped them build canals. but it is not as easy as crop.ng a new and we're going to have a major report coming out in the next months looking at because we -- security programs, there, we -- results on that lessons learned report, we haven't finished yet, we're still running it by the going to send it out to agencies for commen

unite into a few spots hit the freezing mark. a wind chill out of the north and west the winds are blowing about ten to 15 that's giving us wind chills in the 20s right ny a jacket day. even with the sunshine. we're not going to warm up a whole lot. high temperatures only about 50 or so. otherwise smiling smooth sailing here if you're hitting the roadways a couple days early you'll be fine later this afternoon. a couple of light snow showers up into northern pennsylvania that is about it for wednesday make kerri round here locally we're looking at high pressure this will keep us nice and dry. cool today. chilly tonight and warm it up a little bit as that air of high pressure slips further east tomorrow with daytime highs close to 60 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. so one day warmup and then we'll keep it cooler here with a frontal passage by early wednesday. you can see daytime highs on thursday in the upper fours but the good news, head to do grandma's house over the next couple of days you're in good shape coming home house doing shopping we're in good shame. as i toss it back in to you, skins/giants game on thursday night it will be cold, but it shou