[crowd chanting "usa"] thank you, bill. thank you, john. bring up a man who has shown a lot. so incredible, respected in congress, by me and he has become a real friend. this guy has been something very special. he ran a tough campaign. i would say he had less money than eddie, but it was ok. it was tight and now he is 1000% for eddie. >> thank you so much. we all think president trump for making america great again. he allowed me to fly on air force one to get away from that insanity. thank you so much for doing the united states the agreement, thank you for taking care of our military. this great president has got our backs. in louisiana, we know what horse manure looks like. inquirythis impeachment is full of it. to her that pelosi is up neck in it. you said it, they can't beat you at the polls, so they are trying to overturn our vote in the last election. we are not going to let that happen. we also said president, thank you mr. president for pointing out that we are last in the economy. we are last in jobs. we are last in murder, every

in the middle east and pointless foreign wars have a little ranking a columnist at the spectator usa thank you very much thank you. the case foreign secretary has been bonded i callate off to apparently refusing to talk to the family of a young man killed in a confidence the deadly incident happened in orchestra outside an american military base in england and reportedly involved the wife at the u.s. diplomats we spoke to that. victim's father following his confrontation with the foreign secretary. this is done. you know what very happy to see you and some of the lovely going there that they really have you know if you really thought it was right but because one of the all the. people way very happy to see you and to robert go down and try to speak to him because he had been in concho. troubles with how restrikes sorry i went down to speak to him but he didn't want to talk to me because there was some press that would be trying to speak to mr arar for a long time on or yes jews call me he goes on a bridge knows where. orders to just get in touch of us and we can arrange a marriage so you h

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thank you again. [applause] [crowd chanting] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, >> thank you guys, truly an honor to be here and thank you for the support and all you do, thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> the new c-span online store has booktv products. go to c-spanstore.org to check them out for all the c-span products. >> now on booktv we want to introduce you to another named mike purdy. what do you do for living? >> i'm a presidential historian. i do writing on my website, and the intersection of

usa: thanks for visiting hope you enjoy the football and brexit. isiting us in london. up next, what should investors be most thankful for this year? we put that question to mliv richard jones. it's -- that's up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. broadly positive across some equity markets. taking a move to the upside and just the last half-hour or so, now up by .2%. we seem to have overcome a weakness in germany and france and made modest gains on the ftse 100. ,oining us now, richard jones with us from berlin. good morning to you. this is the last full trading day where we will have our stateside friends. we look ahead to thanksgiving and it raises questions of what it is investors have to be thankful for. if you are in stocks or bonds, you might've had a decent year. morning, we have had a rally and everything. -- in everything. what underpins this rally is accommodative central bank policy. the bond markets have obviously benefited from rate cuts, , have benefited from accommodative central bank policy. if you re

trump: thanks, bill. usa]hanting bill.trump: thank you, thank you, john.t to bring up a man who has shown a lot. so incredible, respected in congress, by me and he has become a real friend. the sky has been something very special. he ran a tough campaign. less money he had than eddie, but it was ok. it was tight and now he is 1000% for eddie. --ph abraham,, u come up ralph abraham, come up and say a few words. thankraham: we all president trump for making america great again. what i thank him for his air forcee to ride on one to get away from the --anity of pelosi and shifts adam schiff, and thank you so statesr doing the united mexico and canada agreement. thank you for taking care of our military and our law enforcement , and pelosi will allow us to vote on that in the congress. this great president has got our backs, but pelosi won't let us vote on that. now mr. president -- in louisiana, we know what horse manure looks like. we know that this impeachment inquiry is a trunk full of it. we know that pelosi and adam schiff are up to their next and it -- n

thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] usa. [chanting] usa. [chanting] >> thank you for all you do. thank you. [inaudible conversations] . . . .

[cheers and applause] crowd: [crowd booing] -- [chanting] usa, usa, usa. thankhere is something that you just read about. we like these updated stories. don't we like something that happened a few days ago? everybody falls asleep. nobody comes. they say, how was he? it was so boring. it was so boring. i always say, being presidential is always easy. thank you. it is so easy. doing what i do is tough. it's not tough for me because i like it. if you don't love what you're doing, forget about it. i do like it. what we are doing together has never been done before. never been done. i like telling the stories that happened. they don't have to put them in speeches. he read stuff and people fall asleep. on saturday, you saw what happened. the white house physician called i could do some of the physical. i never took physicals before. it's important. it's good. january is a very busy month for you, sir. you're right. what do you want to do? let's go. we go to walter reed medical center. incredible doctors. i was there for just a short while. i visited a family of a sold

[applause and cheers] [chanting "usa"] you, thank: thank you, phil. thank you, my phil. what a job.t a great job. got to continue that whole thing going forward. so another man who is a warrior, a friend of mine. whenever there is a problem, he is there, he is always there, he will be right at the front. he is tough, smart, brilliant actually. and he loves this state, and he loves you people. senator roger wicker. roger. [applause and cheers] thanks roger. , thank you, roger. somebody, i will call her up because believe it or not she's running with me. she just ran i said sidney, you just ran, you just won. she said no, i have to do it again. she's running in 2020. i thought she would have like six years, i said cindy, it's only like a year. cindy hyde smith, she's incredible. she's tough, and smart, and strong, and she is with us all the way. cindy hyde smith. ms. smith: is this guy incredible or what? [applause and cheers] we have got a president we can be proud of. let me tell you something, this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the liberal

[crowd chanting "usa"] president trump: thank you, phil. what a great job.e have to continue that great thing going forward. , ather man is a warrior friend of mine. whenever there is a problem, he is there. he will be in the front. , he isough, smart brilliant actually. he loves this state and you people, senator roger wicker. roger? [applause] thank you, roger. thank you. -- i will call her up. she just ran. she just one bank. she says she has to do it again. she is running in 2020. cindy hyde-smith is incredible. smart and strong and with us all the way. cindy hyde-smith. [applause] cindy hyde-smith: is this guy in credible or what? this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the liberal democrats with their socialist agenda note that this may be alive and well in the land of nancy pelosi but it is dead in mississippi. docan let them know that we not want open, a legal borders for drug smugglers to come through them. we can let them know that to kill an unborn baby is not a human right, it is a human life. is a great crow

[chanting usa] >> president trump: thank you, phil. what a job, what a great job. now to continue that whole thing going forward, another man who is a warrior, a friend of mine. whenever there's a problem, he's there. he's always there and he will be right out the front. he's tough, he's smart and he's brilliant actually. he loves his state and he loves his people. senator roger wicker. [applause] thanks, roger. thank you, roger. and somebody i'm calling up, believe it or not she just ran with me. she just won and she said i have to do it again. she's running in 2020. cindy hyde-smith is incredible. she's tough, and smart and strong. she is with us the way. >> is this guy incredible, or what? he has got -- we have got a president we can be proud of. and let me tell you something, this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the liberal democrats with their socialist agenda no it may be alive and well in the heart of nancy pelosi but it is dead in mississippi. we can let them know, we don't want open illegal borders for drug smuggler

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and also a number of world records thanks to china and the usa.or china and the usa, battling it out in the final stages before usa victorious on this occasion. certainly an event to look out for next year, at the paralympics. and to finish on, in the t52100 metres, we saw tenaky win silver at the age of 60, we hope she will go for one more year when she will go for one more year when she competes in tokyo. sonny bill williams says he can't wait to start his third spell in rugby league. the new zealander won nrl titles with canterbury bulldogs and sydney roosters in his two previous spells. last month, williams signed a two—year deal with the canadian side toronto wolfpack, who've just been promoted to the top tier of the english league system, the super league. i'm gratefulfor such a i'm grateful for such a awesome opportunity at this stage. but with it comes excitement and to be a part of something special, you know, a clu b of something special, you know, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot club in northern america, if we can get

thank you, my friend, blake burman at the white house. "usa today" white house correspondent david jackson all the fast moving developments. help me on this part, david, the usmca issue, do you think the way they can stand now, the cobble together vote on this, pass this, regardless of impeachment, get that done? >> i would think so. a lot of it depends on pelosi whether she can get enough votes on her caucus in order to approve the trade deal. republicans are confident they can muster number from their people. i would have to say yes, very possible, as long as the democrats are willing to go along with it. neil: i know how politics plays in. they don't want to give the president credit for this, but this could reflect postively on democratic controlled house as well. this is mutually beneficial result but what do you think? >> president the trump bashes democrats paying too much attention to impeachment and not trade deals between the u.s., canada, mexico. that he comments every day. i think democrats are feeling political heat over that. tha

[applause] [chanting" usa"] president trump: thank you very much. lee. great guy. i want to say hello, kentucky. great place. it is great to be here in the home of a group called the wildcats. have you ever heard of the kentucky wildcats? [applause] by the way, they play in a very big arena. this place. look at it. wow. hello, up there. this is incredible with thousands of freedom loving american patriots, which is what you are. [applause] tomorrow, the people of kentucky will head to the polls and vote to reelect your terrific republican governor. [applause] he has done a fantastic job. and we are sending a signal by doing that to the rest of the country, to the rest of the world, that the republican party, you know what we stand for but what you have seen what happening with the democrats. they have gone crazy. they are not getting anything done. under republican leadership, the economy is booming, wages are rising, confidence is soaring, kentucky is thriving like never before, and america is stronger than ever before. [applause] it's true. [appla

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thanks. >> shannon: the usa today said trump and pence trying to win over african-americans and say only 8%f african-americans cast their ballot for trump in 2016 and his approval rating among lack voters is just 10%. >> i urge them to recheck their numbers. black voters support for president trump is 20 to 30%. i think those numbers will go much higher given the accomplishments we have seen from president trump for all americans and especially those in the black communities. he asked the black voters what do you have to lose? what we have gained. record low unemployment. unemployment for black americans have never been below 7% which is astonishing. this president is delivering for black voters. >> shannon: one of the black voters supporting the president. this is david harris jr. he made the case for the president. >> what the president is doing for our country and for the black community is so under-rated. it's down played by the liberal media. they don't want to focus on any of his successes. >> shannon: and he and others say it's beyond the unemployment numbers. what do you say? >> wel

. >> we cannot thank you enough for coming. [applause] usa. [chanting] usa. [chanting] >> it is truly an honor to be here thank you for your support. [applause] to see itself as the only true church on the landscape we were so confident in her own understanding not only are right but our duty to judge others we protested a funeral song near death or mourners passed by a short distance away this i was told is what god meant when he instructed us to love our neighbor. to warned fellow man through god's curses in this life and eternal torment in the world to come we saw the preaching is the very embodiment of compassion. our mass on - - message was the only hope. i took that message to twitter to reach more people but i eventually found those people reached me instead with that day lucia hostility a group of individuals began to ask questions to pour over the nuances of those beliefs and overtime they found internal inconsistencies in our theology and gently and respectfully challenged me. i was absolutely baffled when i recognize the first contradiction. how cou

and defend her till today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ president trump: thankat a group. wow. chanting: four more years, four more years! president trump: i want to thank you. a big crowd of people outside, we couldn't get them in. we will do a bigger room next time. we want to thank you very much. i want to thank my friend ben carson for the introduction, and for doing so much and a great job at hud and bike -- vice president mike pence, a great gentleman, a great man. here in thed to be heart of georgia to launch our incredible new nationwide grassroots effort, blacks for trump. black voices for trump. african-americans for trump, call it whatever the hell you want. we like it. what do you prefer? blacks for trump or african-americans? >> crowd chanting: blacks for for trump!ks president trump: we are doing well. we have our best employment of her's. the support we are getting from the african-american community has been overwhelming and i want to thank you for your courage and tenacity and devotion to what is turning out to be a movement. 2016 of a movement

usa. conversations] conversations] [chanting] >> four more years. vice pres. pence: thank you. where do i go? >> right here. [chanting] >> four more years. vice pres. pence: they told me indiana would've been the first in the nation primary, but they changed it in 1916. >> we keep changing it a lot, too. [laughter] vice pres. pence: i believe it. [chanting] >> four more years. >> in 1920, we became first because indiana decided to move its primary to may. since then, since 1952, when voters in new hampshire could vote directly, almost every person that's been president has won the new hampshire primary. years]ng four more every single one. . welcome to new hampshire. vice pres. pence: thank you. welcome to new hampshire. thank you. oh, i've got the paperwork. [laughter] i have that. thank you so much. >> are you excited to do it again? vice pres. pence: mr. secretary, thank you so much for the warm welcome. it's great be back here in new hampshire. great to be here with governor sununu. it is such a privilege for me, as vice president, to come to new hampshire today and place t

thank you for the opportunity to testify today about important provisions of the usa freedom act that will expire later this year unless reauthorized by congress. these provisions have been integral to the fbi's success in many national security investigations. while i will likely not be able to get into specific examples and our use of these provisions, i will do these -- i would do my best to provide situations which demonstrate the critical role these tools play in national security investigations. i've seen the necessity of these provisions throughout my time as the counterintelligence agent and counterintelligence -- counterterrorism agent. national security threats have evolved significantly in the last 20 years from the proliferation of mobile smartphones to the expanded use of encryption new technology has allowed actors to work increasingly in the shadows. today we have nearly universal access to the internet and anyone with a cell phone can view and become radicalized by extremist content. subjects are no longer forced to travel to other countries to communicate with other e

[laughter] but i think -- i want to thank you especially, mr. president, to usa, to your government. like i said, i know many people, many faces. we know each other. thank you for your support. especially now, when we have two really work in ukraine. with corruption. >> two wars in ukraine, the first is corruption. that was after the mets there it was released on september 11th. the president not committing to any invitations. to chris wallace on where we are. good afternoon. >> well, i think ken starr and andy mccarthy are very good lawyers. like any good lawyers, they can parse this, freeze this anyway they want. as a reporter, it seems to me we have to go to with the headline is today. the headline is that gordon sondland, one of the three amigos, perhaps the one who had the most direct contact with donald trump, says in his opening statement, "was there a quid pro quo with regard to the requested white house call and white house meeting? the answer is yes." he says president trump wanted a public statement from president zelensky committing to investigations

. ♪ 'cuz there ain't no doubt i love this land -- ♪ god bless the usa [cheers and applause] >> well, thankelo. it is great to be with you tonight, the great state of mississippi. [cheers and applause] the great state of mississippi. and, by the way, the birthplace of a gentleman, not too many people heard of him, elvis presley. [cheers and applause] but to be with thousands of incredible patriots who put their faith in god, family and country. [cheers and applause] right? four days from now this state will head to the polls and vote to continue our extraordinary progress with your next governor, republican tate reeves. great guy. [cheers and applause] under republican leadership jobs are booming, confidence is soaring, wages are rising, crime is falling, and our nation is stronger than ever before. [cheers and applause] we're now an economic powerhouse. we've never been in a position like it. we've rebuilt our military, and we have financial strength -- and, by the way, for those of you with a thing called 401(k)s -- [cheers and applause] the stock market hit today another all-time histori

usa. we are fired up right now. >> good morning. thanks for being with us a little cold outside.e east coast, i'm here by the way. stock futures are up higher. not a lot. dow up 18 points any gained today would be the 10th record closing high assuming we close at those levels it has been a pretty good run for stocks as prices have prices have come down. yields and prices move in the opposite directions. yields and prices have come up why do you care, you may not trade bonds or even own them you may have a mortgage or be looking to get one we might start to see mortgage rates tick higher as well. something to watch guess what else we've been watching the japanese stock market. it has been ripping higher the last couple of weeks japan at another 52-week high today. police once again yesterday using live rounds and critically injurying a protester. market continuing to move higher in hong kong and shanghai as well outside of global markets and your money, we'll get a look at the markets. hong kong, another day of turmoil after police fired tear gas in the middle of the central busin

thankful. >> he's an american citizen. he suffered second-degree burns. >>> "usa today" says kansas city voters overwhelmingly approved a measurep martin luther king jr.'s name from a street. a ten-mile boulevard named for dr. king will be changed back to its original name, the paseo. it was completed in 1899 and inspired by a major thoroughfare in mexico city. tuesday's vote came less than a year after the city council approved the name change. a group called save the paseo says the name change has nothing to do with race but about historic preservation. >>> the "washington post" reports former attorney general jeff sessions plans to announce that he's running for his old alabama senate seat as early as today. sessions was forced out as president trump's first attorney general last year over his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. sessions held the senate seat for two decades. he will face several opponents in the alabama republican primary, including roy moore who lost a special election two years ago to democrat doug jones. >>> and military.com reports marines will be able to use umbrellas instead of ju

usa. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> [chanting] four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. mr. pence: thank you. where do i go? indiana would have been the first in the nation primary, but they changed it in 1916. lot, too.ged it a mr. pence: i believe it. [indiscernible] >> in 1920 we became first because indiana decided to move its primary to make. since then, since 1952 when voters in new hampshire could vote directly, almost every person that has been president the new hampshire primary. >> mr. vice president. welcome to new hampshire. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> i have the paperwork. mr. pence: thank you so much. quirks are you excited to do it again? mr. pence: thank you so much for the warm welcome. great be back in new hampshire. great to be here with governor sununu. it is such a privilege for me as vice president to come to new hampshire today and place the name of donald j. trump back on the republican primary ballot in this first in the nation primary in new hampshire. , a movement that has transformed our country, rebuilt our military, revised the american economy, restored

with us now to talk about this is cnn sports analyst and "usa today" columnist christine renan. christine, welcome back. >> thankbe with both of you. >> let's start here with just how unusual, the day of the week, how it's organized, who can and cannot be there, that this workout is. >> it is very strange and yet it's a ray of hope for those who would like to see kaepernick have a chance to play in the nfl once again. saturday afternoon is not the best time for nfl teams. they play on sundays. it's in atlanta at the falcons practice facility, so i guess you can fly through atlanta, stop in. it will be videotaped, so that's a positive. if teams are not there. we hearing various numbers of teams but quite a few will show up or send a representative. who will it be, something who can make an instant decision or just a scout that shows up? either way, the fact teams will be represented, the fact it will be videotaped, i see this as a positive. maybe i'm too optimistic for those who would like to see kaepernick have another chance, maybe it's a publicity stunt. combust but we heard and my colleague reported from "usa

call my team at newday usa right now. since thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪ >> julie: the husband and son speaking out to fox news after a drug cartel ambushed and murdered donna any other family members. a 13-year-old devin langford survived the horrific attack. >> i was just thinking of my mom and my siblings and we hid behind a tree right there and then started walking. >> this was active terrorism against our community. has placed a lot of fear in the residence there and most of them have left with no intention of returning. >> julie: david langford uncertain if or when they will move back to the mormon community in mexico saying the family never experienced anything like this. >> bill: president trump now calling on iran to release robert levinson, former fbi agent disappearing back in 2007. publicly acknowledging out for the first time that there was an ongoing case. his daughter is with me and goo

thanks. >>> the label said made in the usa but prosecutors say the gear was built in china.rm is accused of selling it to u.s. military and government agencies. the fbi raiding aventura technologies, charging several current and former employees. officials say the company was paid tens of millions for chinese night vision cameras. prosecutors say hostile foreign governments could have accessed some of the government's most sensitive facilities. the company claimed the gear was made on long island. >>> it's more deadly to live in rural areas than in cities. new reports from the cdc shows deaths from preventable causes are more common in rural america. the five leading causes, cancer, heart disease, chronic lower respiratory diseases, strokes and injuries. for most of the decade, the gap widened for several of those. rural areas have more limited access to health care. about 60 million people, that's one-fifth of the u.s. population, live outside cities. >>> the cdc says now more than 2,000 cases of lung injuries linked to vaping across the u.s. states have reported at least 4

usa today." and joel payne is a democratic strategist and cbs news contributor. thank you all for being here.ich, michael bloomberg used to be a republican. >> he did. >> brennan: he does have a record he will have to explain in terms of policies when he was new york mayor, stop and frisk and the like. the allegation of the nanny state in terms of restrictions on big gulps and things like, that but into the kind of centrist democrat that republicans might be able to warm up to if they're not going to vote for trump. >> i think michael bloomberg is probably seriously annoyed everyone in the country over some particular issue in 2 course of his career, and the theory of this campaign here, and i've been wrong before, seems preposterous. skipping iowa or new hampshire usually doesn't work out well for candidates. the skipping the first four contests and then bludgeoning your way into the race through sheer financial force after that, after it has significantly gelled seems absurd to me and a way the spend a lot of money and make a lot of consultants rich but not win any delegates. >> brennan: an

usa. this took place last night. joining us now, congressman dan bishop and his son jack bishop. thankmishap. it is early. first of all, why don't you tell us about that video. >> a few members of turning point usa, on into state's campus, we were advertising an upcoming event, and on campus, we had 24 people, the democratic socialists of america rollup uninvited with more than you can find in a walmart and in the end to paint over everything we had done and one of their members completely ruined a piece of property, another gentleman battered 2 or 3 women who had the audacity to stand in the way of them as they tried to tear down flyers, very concerning for free speech. jillian: when you saw this video what did you think? >> we have all become accustomed to a hallmark of the left today, very unfortunately a tendency to want to intimidate, tear down opposing speech as opposed to offer speech in competition. i would say it makes me proud of jack and his friends and other young conservatives on campus who were willing to stand up and not be intimidated by that. a lot of what we see in po

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