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it was a mistake for us to have done that. we never expected the president of the united states to use 232 in the measures in the way that it is being utilized today. this is a vote for congress to assume its rightful role. it is a baby step. i hope to have legislation behind us. we are 15 senators, republicans, democrats, and an independent have come together on a piece of legislation to absolutely ensure that congress has a role. this is just a motion to install that we agree that congress should have a role with 232 when it is invoked. we will decide what that role is down the road. i urge all senators to support this measure and i yield the floor. mr. flake: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator f >> mr. presence. >> i am from arizona. i think my colleagues for working this out. this is a rebuke of the presence of use of trade authority. the president has abused section 232 to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. taxing our allies like canada and mexico into the eu, can you imagine being in canada and being tol

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a human. jesse: was "jaws" lying to us? >> it's a comical movie to me. they are vilified as monsters that want to eat us. but the truth is even when they make a mistakehat is termed as a shark attack. they they make a mistake they spit us back out because we are not on their food chain. jesse: we have some more footage on the discovery channel. this is pretty harrowing. >> there is a lot of sharks starting to show up so things are starting to get a little dangerous. >> that was close. jesse: you are saying "shark week" is sensationalistic dribble and there is not a threat out there? >> no question. there are over 500 shark-diving operations worldwide that use fish to attract sharks so we can swim with them. the incident rate of an accident happening puts shark diving in between the two sports of badminton and bowling. jesse: if a sharker tried to bite me, i would take my suntan lotion and try to blind. or if i had a stick and it opens it jaws, i would stick the stick in the middle and then i would swim away. >> well, good luck with that. i doubt you will have the opportunity. if you want some good advice. stay away from places where people are fishin

before -- this is a number that when i say it even on the campaign trail, i used to say oh, the fake news is going to kill me open this, because if they catch you making a little mistake, i'd say we've lost 60,000 american factories. factories, not people. 60,000 like this. who would think we have so many? is it's possible? i used to think it was a mistake. then i very sheepishly said it, 60%. i went through a speech. i didn't get corrected. again, 60,000. then after four or five times, i realize they agree we lost 60,000. we lost 60,000 factories. you know how many jobs that is in nobody knows how many jobs. we lost them because of stupidity. stupidity. we lost them to other countries. we lost our businesses and our jobs to the other countries. they fire you, go to other country, set it back tax-free. don't worry about it. how stupid were we? i probably get elected largely on that. i probably did. [applause] probably got elected on that. not entirely. a lot of other stupid thing we've done, too. that was a factor. because that's not free trade. that's fools's trade. that's fool's trade. to all of the media critics, lobbyists that don't want us to defend american jobs

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applause] but before, and this is a number that when i say it, even on the campaign i used to say, the fake news is going to kill me on this, if they catch you making a little mistake. i'd say we've lost 60,000 american factories. factory, not people. factly -- factories. 60,000 like this who would even think we have so many? it's impossible. i used to think it was a mistake. then i very sheep herbly, i said it. 60,000. i went through a speech. i didn't get corrected. then again, 60,000. then after four or five times i realized that they agree that we lost 60,000. we lost 60,000 factories. do you know how many jobs that is? nobody even knows how many jobs. and we lost them because of stupidity. stupidity. we lost them to other countries. we lost our businesses and our jobs to other countries. that fire you -- they fire you and they go to other countries that make the product they sell it into our country, tax free, no tax, don't worry about it. how stupid were we? i probably got elected largely on that. i probably did. probably got elected largely on that not entirely. a lot of other stupid things we've done too. but that was a factor. because that's not free trade

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applause] but before, and this is a number that when i say it, even on the campaign i used to say, the fake news is going to kill me on this, if they catch you making a little mistakei'd say we've lost 60,000 american factories. factories, not people. factories. 60,000 like this who would even think we have so many? is it possible? i used to think it was a mistake. then i very sheepishly, i said it. 60,000. i went through a speech. i didn't get corrected. then again, 60,000. then after four or five times i realized that they agree that we lost 60,000. we lost 60,000 factories. do you know how many jobs that is? nobody even knows how many jobs. and we lost them because of stupidity. stupidity. we lost them to other countries. we lost our businesses and our jobs to other countries. that fire you and they go to other countries that make the product they sell it into our country, tax free, no tax, don't worry about it. how stupid were we? i probably got elected largely on that. i probably did. [applause] probably got elected largely on that. not entirely. a lot of other stupid things we've done too. but that was a factor. because that's not free trade. that's fool's tr

use a pencil. someone asked mistakes?ou make i said, there is no such thing as a mistake. a mistake is an opportunity to do something else. i think that too many people rely on what goes on in the iphone. i must have wet ink somewhere. it is just thawe are all trapped inside this electronic community. you cannot do anything except through the computer. the first time i used a polaroid ncamera, i got interested the whole idea of it. i realized that themulsion is still wet for about 15 minutes. it suddenlbecame malleable, something you could do something with. i was in 1986 in aspen,, colorad david hockney came to it. he was wearing a stupid hat. went up behind him with camera. "david?" he turned around. click. "he won't come out, you kno" that is going in the book, actually. dribbling white stuff. i went to america in 1970 looking for work, and i was asked by a brooklyn man, how would you like to go to kentucky add meet an ex-hells angel who just shaved his hunter thompson. i think it was three days we were trying to find each other. it was ridiculous. "are you steadman, il

realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people don't admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follow through with that i hope he doesn't you know peter one of the things i've noticed that's unique about this presidency. tweeting a sign is that i think serious people and not just pundits that are partisan one way or another i mean i listen to trump speeches particularly when he goes to the base and there's just a heck of a lot of hyperbole and i

realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people do admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follow through with that i hope he doesn't you know peter one of the things i've noticed that's unique about this presidency a tweeting a sign is that i think serious people and not just pundits that are partisan one way or another i mean i listen to trump speeches particularly when he goes to the base and there's just a heck of a lot of hyperbole and it'

realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people don't admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follow through with that i hope he doesn't you know peter one of the things i've noticed that's unique about this presidency. tweeting a sign is that i think serious people and not just pundits that are partisan one way or another i mean i listen to trump speeches particularly when he goes to the base and there's just a heck of a lot of hyperbole and i

dish under budget when you make a mistake you should use it as a learning experience and carry on among them i feel like martyrs get i'm just focused on for whatever reason that doesn't happen in germany instead we always feel a kind of shame for our mistakes while failures in ones with us and i say yeah that's exactly the wrong approach mistakes are part of every development process if i'm not willing to make mistakes and i won't be able to build a better product and kind of your compass was built upon. when it comes to safety the hyperloop is still in its infancy. and the competition in los angeles the prototypes are tested her safety. but they're nowhere near ready to transport people. the pumps are just enough technology to navigate their way through the tube . the students haven't yet attempted to build a pressurized cabin. the pressurized cabin is the weak point if it were damaged the passengers would be exposed to the vacuum. it's kind of like being in the airplane faster and and the pressurization problem amplified because you have no windows and if you didn't pressurizes you're

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it was a mistake for us to have done that. we never expected the president of the united states to use 232 and the measure in the way it is being utilized today. and this is a -- this is a vote for congress to assume its rightful role. it's a baby step. i hope to have legislation coming behind this, where 15 senators, republicans, democrats, and an independent have come together on a piece of legislation to absolutely ensure that congress has a role. this is just a motion to instruct, to say that we agree that congress should have a role when 232 is invoked. we will decide what that role is down the road. i urge all senators to support this measure, and i yield the floor. >> mr. president? >> senator from arizona. >> mr. president, i join my colleagues today, thank senator toomey from pennsylvania, senator corker from tennessee, especially, for working this out. let's be clear. this is a rebuke of the president's abuse of trade authority. the president has abused section 232 to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium, impacting o

a business american. sometimes he makes us cringe a little bit. he does make mistakes. by correcting or modifying his statement yesterday from the sum mitd on monday, i give him a lot of credit for having the ability to do that. i think correcting the statement from monday was something that -- i think he's learning on the job. it's a tough job. it's not an easy job. >> we'll go onto richard in canada. >> caller: last month obama cyber security chief testified saying that russia was meddling in the election and susan rice told him to stand down and he was very upset about it. the media is covering this up. can you tell president trump and ronan mcdaniel to make it public for the midterms. it's not fair that susan rice told obama's cyber chief to stand down when russia was me l meddling in the election. it doesn't make sense. >> i'm not waaware of that. if that's the case the american public should know about that. this is another issue that i think is really critically important and one i tend to agree with the president on. i went to a lot of committee meetings and tow

so i think it's a mistake for us to think of him as a great man who is throwing his weight around to great effect. >> and just briefly before i said good-bye, do you think putin will come out of this as a winner? >> the meeting with trump? >> yes. >> if you meant the meeting with trump, yes, he will because the fact of the meeting itself shows a respect, if you like, for the russian president which he hasmied before. secondly, if the president tweets the way he does saying everybody's made mistakes but i'm going to set it all right, that implies something will happen. what i don't know. >> ambassador, thanks so much for joining us from london. >> president trump plans to bring up russia's election interference in the 2016. we are told. but will actions back up those words. we'll look at how the indictments of russian spies may affect the talks. stay with us. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way.

they're dying to see us make a little bit of a mistake. they analyze every word. they say did he say that? could it have been. did he say something positive about russia? i think he loves russia. >> just thought we needed to see that again. president on the road today disparaging comments from the president aimed at news media aren't new. after all, he's been calling us fake, dishonest and enemies of the people since the days of the campaign. but his comments today came a day after cnn reporter caitlin collins was banished from an open press event because she was told she asked questions in the oval office that were deemed inappropriate earlier yesterday. here's a reminder of what happened. >> thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> did michael cohen betray you? >> thank you very much. >> thank you everybody. >> thank you, everybody. >> mr. president, are you worried what michael cohen is going to say? >> keep going. >> other tapes, mr. president? >> now, if you watched this or any other news broadcast regularly, then you know. those shouted questions while

for the character is also with that it was a mistake for you that is still a mistake is not using the reason because when you know you do you convince you not to write this big speech choice fact that raises the question of how is respect for the big bad times you call the secret perspective john isner in prison because they have done their job. as a busy business you know a chance to homelessness because it was in high seas it was it is it was elizabeth . he has done a lot for the national good intentions but he has now made a decision that that must be respected minutes unsecured on any case the truth is on the case which most facet of the germs is not his outflow because if she witnessed it wasn't that i was picture taken to foreign conflict yes. mesut ozil said his decision was down to the abuse he was saved off to germany was knocked out of the world cup in the group stage german football achieve south denied his claims of racism but admits that they could have done more to help and. tech to the footballer international relations professor peter schulte says the case reflects bro

will do it. >> and the russians, by the way, if you know, they have a word that oh, you accuse us of bad behavior but here's the mistake you made. here's trump once again using a russian talking point that serves russian interests not u.s. interests. >> stand by, we're hearing from many observers that are saying that vladimir putin got exactly what he wanted in the summit and the press conference afterwards. brian has checked with some of the experts, what are they telling you? >> experts are telling us that the details of mueller's indictment of russian spies is that putin's spy network was infiltrated pretty extensively by u.s. intelligence. vladimir putin in public, confidently denies meddling in america's elections. >> translator: russia has never interfered and has no intention of interfering in u.s. affairs including its elections. >> reporter: but putin could be very worried tonight. mueller's indictment of 12 military intelligence officers reveals details on how putin's spy network could have been infiltrated by u.s. intelligence. >> being an intelligence officer himself will not look kindly on the fact that hi

a world cup was because of our door postal. addresses and i just thought of the photo use it without one was a mistake and remains a mistake and means it is it's an explanation does not convince me at all you speak to that story. commish just i don't believe that the case of a multi-millionaire living and working in england gives much insight into integration in germany as well as the fake endorsement of things there is for his sister and that they don't support him paul told me boards approach. him like germany sailors or stuff and all of that because of my soldiers it was oh shite this dirt lots of reasons why germany were knocked out and they must all be addressed but blaming it all on is truly despicable it's just not acceptable. that's shown to be needed to change the shape of the trouble of a tile issue and i think everyone in this case should reflect i see few people who in my view have acted more or less correctly and those criticisms. are numerous mystifying. and also coming up on the program indian activists challenge a colonial era law that criminalizes gay sex a law that leaves gay men vulnerable to police abuse an

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applause] but before, this is a number, when i would say it even on the campaign trail, i used to say ah, the fake news will kill me, if they catch you making a little mistaked say, we lost 60,000 american factories, factories, not people, factories, 60,000, like this. who would even think we would have so many? is it possible. i used to think it would be mistake. i very sheepishly i said it. 60,000, i went through a speech. i didn't get corrected. then, again, 60,000. after four or five times i realized they agreed, that we lost 60,000. we lost 60,000 factories. you know how many jobs that is? nobody even knows how many jobs. and we lost them because of stupidity, stupidity. we lost them to other countries. we lost our businesses and our jobs to other countries. they would fire you and they would go to other countries that make the product, sell it into our country, tax-free, no tax, don't worry about it. how stupid were we? i probably got elected largely on that. i probably did. [applause] probably got elected largely on that. not entirely. a lot of other stupid things we've done too, but that was a factor, because that's not free trade. that's fool's tra