[cheers] [usa -- usa, usa, usa, usa! pres.mp: by the way, saturday night, is there any place that's more fun than a trump rally? [cheers] pres. trump: can you imagine -- youjoe, crazy bernie look at the candidates, right? i think pocahontas, she is finished, she's out. [cheers] pres. trump: she's gone. when it was found that i had more indian blood in me then she did, then it was determined that i had not, but i still had more. that was the end of her 32 years scam on colleges. can you imagine any of those people doing what i am doing? there would be 200 people to show up, if they were president. if they were not, nobody would show up. is that right? [cheers] pres. trump: i have to say, i was saying on the way over -- tell me about the weather. we may have to cancel. are you crazy? can you imagine? i learned this morning they thought you were going to have a big storm, a big, big snowstorm. the people that get it wrong the most are the weather forecasters and the political analyst. [cheers] pres. trump: they said this is a big

[cheers] [usa -- usa, usa, usa, usa! pres.: by the way, saturday night, is there any place that's more fun than a trump rally? [cheers] pres. trump: can you imagine -- youjoe, crazy bernie look at the candidates, right? i think pocahontas, she is finished, she's out. [cheers] pres. trump: she's gone. when it was found that i had more indian blood in me then she did, then it was determined that i had not, but i still had more. that was the end of her 32 years scam on colleges. can you imagine any of those people doing what i am doing? there would be 200 people to show up, if they were president. if they were not, nobody would show up. is that right? [cheers] pres. trump: i have to say, i was saying on the way over -- tell me about the weather. we may have to cancel. are you crazy? can you imagine? i learned this morning they thought you were going to have a big storm, a big, big snowstorm. the people that get it wrong the most are the weather forecasters and the political analyst. [cheers] pres. trump: they said this is a big,

[cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! any place that's more fun than a trump rally? [cheers and applause] can you imagine sleepy joe finish. [laughter] crazy bernie? you hook at the candidates, right -- you look at the candidates, right? if i think pocahontas, she's finished, she's out. [cheers and applause] she's gone. no, when it was found that i had more indian blood in me than she did -- [laughter] and then it was determined that i had none, but i still had more. [laughter] that was the end of her 32-year scam on colleges. but can you imagine any of these people up here doing what i'm doing? there'd be 200 people show up, if they were president. if they weren't president, nobody would show up, is that right? [cheers and applause] and i have to say, i was saying on the way over they're telling me about bad weather, by the way. we may have to cancel tonight. i said, are you crazy? can you imagine? i learned this morning they thought you were going to have a big snowstorm, right? a big, big snowstorm. the people that get

[cheers] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: you are right, usa. we love usa.at this fight is all about. we are taking on the failed political establishment and restoring government of, by, and for the people. it's the people. you are the people. you won the election. if you look at what's happened with the scum that's leaving the very top of government, people that others used to say, oh, these were dirty cops, dirty players. you take a look at what's going on. , and's 21 of them already i am not even doing -- they are leaving because they got caught like nobody ever got caught. [cheers] truestrump: and in the sense of the word, what we are doing now is draining the swamp. [cheers] >> [chanting] drain the swamp! drain the swamp! drain the swamp! drain the swamp! pres. trump: i mean, we are draining the swamp, but are we having a good time or what? [cheers] pres. trump: look at all those beautiful red hats, and some white ones. look at that. that's a log of red hats. but you do have the white ones, too. and you have the black ones, too. and a lot of different h

and honestly that is what turning point usa has decided to focus on. we don't have an office in washington, d.c. and we never will. we decided to focus on america. what happens in america, not washington, d.c., it's a huge difference, because of the disconnect of the ruling elites in d.c. and the citizens of this country has never been more dramatic. and you will see a rising socialist party, which honestly democrats have become. outward socialist, versus those that talk about the alternative. that is what our work at turning point usa is doing every single day. it's involved in the culture war. there are two ways, this is the question that will happen. this is the only question that matters. are you angry or thankful to live in america? that's the only question that matters anymore. that's the only question that matters. if you are angry that you live in america, you are a democrat, if you are thankful you live in america you are a republican. it is that simple. every other question, high classes -- high taxes, low taxes, regulation, that doesn't matt

let's talk to the founder of turning point usa about this.u for having me. >> shannon: i'm going to read the resolution. this was put together by the student government. they say you consistently, the group turning point usa, consistently has a history of creating hostile work and learning environments, upholding and enforcing racism or whites from say, that you harass, intimidate, threaten students and faculty as you see fit." your reply. >> completely baseless. baseless accusations. do they know that turning point usa hosts the nation's largest young black leadership summit? do they know turning point usa brought 400 young back later to the white house in october? do they know turning point usa hosts the nation's largest young latino leadership summit for hispanic -- freedom loving hispanics? do they know rob smith is a gay black veteran. our communications director is candace owens who had a great day yesterday standing up to this hatred and demagoguery. here's the bottom line. the left hates the idea there's other ideas. it's too bad. our

do they know turning point usa brought 400 young black leaders to the white house in october?point usa posted the largest young latino leadership summit for hispanic freedom loving hispanics across the country. one of our spokesperson is a gay black veteran, our communications director is candace owens who was on capitol hill yesterday standing up to this type of hatred and demagoguery towards people who think differently and here is the bottom line, the left is the idea that there are other ideas at its too bad because our chapter leader is a young hispanic woman who believes so confidently in her conservative views, she goes to this type of hostility and its too that we as a country have not moved to a place where you are allowed to hear another idea without wanting to shut it up or silence it at its too bad they put forth his resolution but good on the administration for overriding and vetoing it to allow our group. shannon: students in putting this together said we need an environment free of dissemination, intimidation and censorship and one of the student senators argued

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britain and the usa continue economic warfare against another fossil fuel power venezuela welcome president mahmoud ahmadinejad's one of the world's greatest revolutionaries a good chavez remembered by supporters an enemies alike today died six years ago this week you knew him was he has a major mainstream media has it a dictator. in the name of god the most merciful americans and the british can label people however they want we have to see what their standards and criteria are fair labeling people in such a way do you know of a dictator who loves his people who could walk freely among the people on the streets listen to their demands and fulfill them or of course mr chavez was against the domination of foreigners over his country and other countries he was a strong supporter of freedom. he became president with a high percentage of the people's vote. as a number. i believe you should ask the people who make such labels why they are trying to fan the atmosphere of vengeance among the public those who knew mr chavez closely know that he was a very kind man a really lovely person and on vari

on this week's show russia warns that the usa is getting ready for war in venezuela and china says leave cuba alone a war hawks are circling but first the national security agency says make us stop surveilling every phone call made in the usa what's that about and what else are whistleblowers warning about holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t.v. america. in one of the jason bourne movies or british reporter is identified after speaking the word black briar and a phone call the film dramatize to uncle sam keyword scanning every phone call everywhere the movie is fiction in fact the national security agency has been collecting bed it data on domestic usa phone calls since the aftermath of nine eleven and now the n.s.a. itself is recommending to the white house that it discontinued the program why now let's ask william bennett was served thirty plus years at the national security agency before retiring in two thousand and one after which he called for a government investigation of mass data collection the n.s.a. was doing and he was publicly critical of stepped up sur

charlie is ceo, founder and ceo, of turning point usa. we are big supporters. he is and inspiration for me, he travels the world and you never know when you will get a text from him, i don't know when he sleeps. he is one high-energy person. we are really proud that he is here and i think you guys will enjoy him. charlie kirk. [applause] thank you. thank you all for having me. it has been a long week. i technically started my day in phoenix, arizona. i took a redeye flight to washington, d.c.. last night i was talking to 1400 college students at arizona state university at one of our events. it is amazing how many students are interested and curious of the conservative message when they are given a platform to hear the other side. it is not that students are opposed to our ideas, it is that they are not exposed to them in the first place. we saw that last night at arizona state university, were 1400 students showed up. i finished it up and took a redeye flight to washington, d.c., where i spent the day in the white house, getting prepared for -- something that

[cheers and applause] >> usa! >> usa. usa. usa! usa! >> usa! >> for more years! for more years! >> thank you very much. he's going back home to mommy. and he will be reprimanded. i'm truly thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters, patriots at the annual conference of the republican jewish coalition which is now setting record. [cheers and applause] >> here today is someone who has been with us from the very beginning, shared values, you're terrific executive director matt brooks, thank you, matt. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, matt. also joining us two great leaders you know very well, my eople. [cheers and applause] >> they like you both sheldon. pretty good. last year it was my honor to award miriam presidential medal of freedom. that's a big deal. [cheers and applause] >> i also want to thank senator lindsey graham, where is lindsey, senator, lindsey, great man, great friend. great friend of israel. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, lindsey. a man who fights all of the time for israel and for everything else, another great senator david perdue, georgia. [ch

from the dallas county republican party dinner with former congressman pete sessions and turning point usa founder charlie kirk. this part of the event is 50 minutes. one of my dear friend said you must talk to pete sessions. if you want to understand what is happening in texas and the fight. he is the manteno. , i startedi must say learning about pete. as we all know, the honorable pete sessions is a legend. , he has fought. he has served us in the fifth district. he served us in the 32nd district. and he served us and the most powerful committee and the entire country, the rules committee. only reason the u.s. house of representatives section got anything done was because of the leadership of one man and one committee, and that is our beloved pete sessions. make no mistake about it. when you want to go and say how did we take back the house? i can tell you one name. that is pete sessions. he knows how to sell the fight. he knows that the serve. and he knows what it means to make sure that we protect the entire country. in terms of liberty, opportunity , and he understands the threats on

in the usa, tornado season gets off to a deadly start.n march, weather storms leave a path of destruction half a mile wide and a mile long. 23 people are killed here, that's more than double the number of people killed in tornadoes in the usa in the whole of last year. in the uk in march, an amazing escape. one moment you're strolling along the street, then this happens. strong winds cause part of a building to collapse, and one lucky pedestrian misses it by seconds. and here's something you don't see very often, a tornado hitting a busy airport. antalya airport in turkey injanuary. some planes were damaged and some passengers injured as they waited to board. while sarah's away with the birds at pulborough, i'm down the road here at wakehurst, and i'm looking at how the changing seasons are affecting our plants and trees, because there is a huge variety of them here across this 500 acre site. this national trust land is managed by royal botanical gardens kew and it's home to different habitats allowing plants and tree species from around

maybe an opponent of the regime in the usa some say well maybe. one thing was certain by controlling that exchange rate anyone could citizens against their government. or make. them enough they. saw. two opposing sides of being trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. the government supporters the suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. that theory is based on reality but can't explain everything and is often used as an excuse. this is not. this is the socialist. because actually during the. you know the. fifty five. years. even when. companies. when its economic growth rate was. fifty percent. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed on. the two may narrow it was putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. and maybe. chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the twentieth century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the first time while rev

[cheers and applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. [chanting] [cheers and applause] pres. all want the pen. can you believe these people? should i give it to them? [cheers] pres. trump: as we protect gun rights for law abiding citizens, we are also getting guns out of the hands of violent criminals. when i took office two years ago, one of my highest priorities was to reduce violent crime. in the two years before my inauguration, murder rates had increased by 20% and the u.s. had experienced the largest increase in violent crime in over 25 years. for this reason, my administration resurrected project safe neighborhoods, bringing together prosecutors, police, sheriffs and citizens to put the most dangerous offenders behind bars. we funded 200 new violent crime prosecutors. we charged a record number of criminal offenders. and last year, we prosecuted the most violent criminals ever in our history. and now violent crime is way down. murderers in america's largest cities dropped by 6% between 2017-2018, but i do have to ask you, what the hell is going on in chicago? what is g

[yelling] usa! usa!sa! usa! four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. more years. trump: thank you very much. going back home to mommy. [applause] pres. trump: and he will be reprimanded. she gets it. i am truly thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters, patriots, at the annual conference of the republican jewish coalition, which is now setting records -- records. [applause] pres. trump:. someone who has been with us from the beginning, your executive, matt brooks. thank you. thank you, matt. also joining us are two great leaders you know very well, my good friends sheldon and miriam adelson. pres. trump: they like you both, sheldon. honor to awardy miriam the presidential medal of freedom. that is a big deal. [applause] pres. trump: i also want to thank senator lindsey graham, where is lindsay? great manndsey is a and great friend and great friend of israel. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, lindsay, a man who fights all the time for israel and for everything else. another great senator, david purdue from georgia a. [applause] trump: senato

there ain't no doubt i love this usa.od bless the i'm proud to be an american, or at least i know i'm free. i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me. youadly stand up next to and defend her still today. there eight no doubt i love this usa. god bless the pres. trump: thank you very much. one of my all-time favorite governors it's right here. greg abbott. great job. i am thrilled to be here in crosby, texas. with the incredible members of the international union of operating engineers. [applause] well andmp: i know you i also know most of you voted for me and i appreciate. when our nation a builds and maintains pipelines and pumps, oil rigs and runways, operators get the job done with unmatched excellence and skill. there is nobody like you. nobody. [applause] pres. trump: what the help of the incredible workers and this now, the united states is the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. [applause] pres. trump: not even close. we made a lot of progress in the last two not years.

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what in the world is the usa up to let's ask attorney and political activist kevin zeese welcome. last night you were among the protesters outside the venezuelan embassy and inside and who controls that building now venezuela controls that we actually slept in the embassy people misleading n.b.c. for a few days now and we talked of it as well and staff they are actually there they own the building it's a venezuelan government building in the virginia venezuela government is the government of president maduro he was elected with sixty eight percent of the vote a year ago totally legitimate election hundred fifty plus election observers internationally all reached the same conclusion it was a fair election he was democratically elected so much has the keys not quite oh material has the keys we keep hearing how chaotic things are on the streets and venezuela you've just been there recently how does that square with what you've witnessed well we're not just being told lies about ben as well there are just partial truths we're told outright lies about that as well i mean we are hearing

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military industrial complex which is the most powerful and economic and political force inside the usa needs to met maintain its monopoly over sales to all its nato allies and other allied countries of its systems in order to maintain change its profits and its power and its influence in washington so having a nato country like turkey turn down our or using russian weapons is a very very bad precedent and they certainly don't want it to happen and in fact the u.s. . it's not turkey that's in trouble here it's actually the u.s. over the f. thirty five jet which is vastly. over over budget and vastly expensive one hundred million dollars a pop if they can't sell this jet to their nato allies and other allied countries they are in trouble indeed all their eggs are in one basket here i just want to talk about the timing of assaults and as well because aside from. the seriously it's not a great to have a president assad on his policies lost control of ankara. dense cities as one of the local elections do you think it could be out of money or washington trying perhaps through the situation t

vice president represented the usa and gave remarks harshly critical of the venezuelan government he told a heart wrenching story of an interaction he ad with a venezuelan father and his sons from there he went on to call for governments around the world as well as the un itself to withdraw all recognition from the dear oh and recognize one kwaito as the legitimate government the legitimate head of state of that is leyla now there was a response from the russian ambassador who pointed out that the usa has quite a habit of telling the heart wrenching stories in order to justify its interventions let's take a listen at a church in brazil we spoke to families who had fled the deprivation in venezuela and i'll never forget when a father looked at me with his two young boys standing at his side. consider how hard it was. as a father to come home at the end of the day and say. we're not eating today. and as he said it is to little boys looked up and nodded. to the you could you in the commuter we have already seen it in other regions these chilling stories about the suffering of people in

vice president represented the usa and gave remarks harshly critical of the venezuelan government he told a heart wrenching story of an interaction he adds with a venezuelan father and his sons and i'll never forget when our father looked at me with his two young boys standing at his side and said how hard it was as a father to come home at the end of the day and say. we're not eating today. and as he said it is two little boys looked of the. and nodded there was a response from the russian ambassador who pointed out that the usa has quite a habit of telling heart wrenching stories in order to justify its interventions. of the you could you in the commuter we have already seen in other regions these chilling stories about the suffering of people in iraq syria and libya from witnesses are based in the west on the what is after that the real suffering began in those countries and still hasn't stopped do you want the same in venezuela mike pence's remarks went on to invoke the second world war saying that the usa and the rest of the world failed to take action against dictatorship in ge