las declaraciones de donald trump contra haitÍ y algunos países de África, tuvieron reacciÓn de vicente foxe si sigue con estas regadotas de este tamaÑo. yo no concibo que un americano estÉ cayendo en estas trampas. flavio: el presidente trump rechazÓ ser racista y haber hecho comentario despectivo sobre ambos paÍses. el mes de enero representa para muchos una nueva oportunidad para trazar metas, pero para otros se convierte en un dolor de cabeza. patricia: las bodas son las populares en junio, pero enero es el mes en el que mÁs divorcios se inician. >> a principio de aÑo siempre hay un incremento en el nÚmero de casos de divorcio. patricia: la abogada dice que las parejas que ya tienen problemas tratan de ver cÓmo les va en las fiestas de fin de aÑo y buscar ciertas seÑales. >> esperando el regalo que se les va a hacer en diciembre, a ver si le gusta el regalo, a lo mejor es lo que acaba el matrimonio. patricia: y asÍ deciden separarse de sus parejas. >> muchas parejas vienen con problemas desde antes y me parece que las fiestas traen mucha ansiedad. llega enero y ya quiero salir de esto.

up next, we talk with vicente fox, former president of mexico.loomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." david: i'm david westin. shery: we're seeing u.s. stocks being propelled to record highs again on earnings topping estimates. the dow was up .5%. all sectors of the green. tech shares leading the gains. we are seeing the nasdaq up 20%, ended -- up .8%. the dollar looking at its worst month in months. that after a fourth quarter gdp missed estimates. japanese yen gaining .9%. inflation is nearing its 2% target. $56 on the weaker dollar. we turn to mark crumpton. mark: president trump is due back at the white house later today. he left switzerland after addressing the world economic forum. the president declared the u.s. open for business as he pitched his america first agenda has being beneficial to the world. next week, the president will deliver his first state of the union address. the un security council is heading to washington on monday for lunch with the president and to see missle remnants the u.s. arming proof

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national correspondent, mary jordan and please welcome the former president of mexico, the honorable vicente fox. [applause] >> thanks to all of you for coming my husband is here also my colleague was on that team and we just had news back in the green room and the phone beeped the headline is kind of big. it says president trump's immigration proposal to congress will include a path to citizenship for an estimated 1.8 million young undocumented immigrants. after the white house has been briefing people today. that is twice the number that was included in daca. so his plan that will formally go to the senate as early as monday to include $25 billion. >> from mexico? [laughter] >> ascending into the senate and there is a lot more details coming out what do you make of this. >> many people here in the states have been striving to reach this point. back in 2003 or 13 years ago? and then to advocate toward 11 billion as a bipartisan presentation. senator mccain and president bush administration. and from september 11. and that was ready to go. then the priorities have changed. and then beyond compre

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>> from visit vicente fox, not a surprise. we talk about mexico paying for the wall or the idea of mexicans as rapists. when it comes to immigration policy, people say things or there are reports about different things that are debated. in this instance, the very troubling thing spit fits a pattern, literally from day one when he entered the race with disparaging remarks about mexicans. about a month ago president trump was saying people from haiti all had aids. and people from africa should go back to their huts. it is very easy for progressives, i would imagine, to look at his agenda and say that's what drives them wanting to restrict daca, legal immigration. >> what you're saying, we had the "new york times" story on that. to robert's point, the white house isn't denying it at all. the earlier comments was that haiti had sent 15,000 people. trump said, they all have aids, he grumbled. 40,000 from nigeria. once they had sustain u.s., they would, quote, never go back to their huts in africa. one more question, robert on, wher

here with me to discuss all of this and much more is the former president of mexico, vicente fox.has a new book, "let's move beyond fear and false prophets." before we get to the book and who the false prophets are, i think i know, you have said president trump is never going to build that border wall. do you think he will? they've had prototypes up now. >> it depends on the americans and taxpayers because the money has to come from there. congress has stated the position in mexico. no way mexico would pay. the actual president, the same thing. and the three candidates running for the june election for president, same thing. so no way mexico would pay for the wall. it can be built if taxpayers in the united states want to afford, want to pay for that. i think for taxpayers would be much more convenient invest the money universities, in schools, in hospitals, in building jops, creating jobs and other good alternatives. >> according to the homeland security department, the number of people crossing illegally into the united states is at a 46-year low. shouldn't president trump deser

former mexican president vicente fox used that describe mr. trump's mouth and know the president of haiti called america's top diplomat for a meeting today. kendis, maggie. >> lana zak, thanks so much. >>> the president is raising eyebrows with comments about the leader of north korea. >> trump telling "wall street journal" i probably have a very good relationship with kim jong-un. the president refused to comment about whether he's actually spoken to or met kim. publicly the president has called kim little rocket man as well as twisted and depraved. and the president has confirmed that he will not be going to london next month to open the new u.s. embassy. there was concern that a trump visit would lead to large protests in london. overnight he tweeted reason i canceled my trip to london is that i am not a big fan of the obama administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest ambassador in london for peanuts. only to build a new one in an off location for $1.2 billion. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon, no. turns out, though, the

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i interviewed last night vicente fox, the former president of mexico. a colorful guy. he's near and dear to my heart for that but we don't agree on anything else and i asked should we even have a border with mexico and a huge critic of the president and said nasty things of the president but let's watch. should we have a border with mexico at this point? >> there's no choice. >> laura: you would prefer not to have -- so we shouldn't have a border? >> we need the border. >> laura: he basically said -- tammy, i got him to say, no, we shouldn't have a border. he wouldn't answer whether he had a fence at his own house, by the way. >> your questions were perfect because he wouldn't answer anything and for his adopted kids they're learning how to just ask good questions because daddy won't answer straightly with whenever it is they want to know. that's the key. he doesn't have answered when pushed he doesn't answer. any normal conventional answer would reinforce what the president wants but your questions, as a result, were great. they exposed the lack of ability to answer b

>> anabel: no, who really start the war against the drug cartels was vicente fox. that instruction, but he didn't really do anything new. he just did it worse. since the beginning, the plan of the government was to protect sinaloa cartel and fight against the enemies of sinaloa cartel. >> anthony: of the seven major mexican cartels, the sinaloa cartel is considered the most powerful, with the farthest reaching and most pervasive tentacles extending deep into every corner of government, banking and private industry. its rivals? the tijuana cartel, the gulf cartel, the juarez cartel, the beltran-levya, la familia michoacana, and the particularly murderous los zetas. the cartels are responsible for importing roughly three-quarters of all illegal narcotics to america. in your work, you've uncovered what had to be some very embarrassing and incriminating associations and connections between very high elected offic -- the presidents, uh, and entire administrations and acts of incredible criminality. how did that change your life? >> anabel: well, when i start to make thi

former president of mexico, vicente fox, no friend to this president and using profanity in that regardrump your mouth is the foulest s-hole in the world. with what authority do you proclaim. america's greatness is built on diversity. have you forgotten your imgrant background donald. not going to defend the way fox put this but point he he makes, america's greatness is based on diversity. what is your reaction to the comments by president trump? >> extremely unfortunate. message that people all over the world are getting from president trump sadly, if you're not white, you're not welcome. we've never had that message before. lady liberty out there in the harbor of new york, such a sad day. but from the beginning he insulted mexicans as rapists and drug dealers. went after haitians, they all have aids. nigeria, all go back to huts. north africas and muslims. in one case or another, black or brown people. message is crystal clear. whether you call it racist or not is beside the point. it's message to the world. if you're not white, you're not welcome. >> jim acosta reporting. breaking ne

mexico's former president vicente fox tweeted at trump, your mouth is the foul est shut hole in the world. with what authority do you proclaim who is welcome in america and who is not? america's greatness is built on diversity. or have you forgotten your immigrant background, donald? >>> as for the reaction from africa, let's go to cnn's farai live in nairobi, kenya. the president actually has a pattern of making statements like this. he once told "the new york times" of nigerians if they came to the united states they would never go back to their mud huts again. so, he has made difficuerisive comments about the continent before. >> yes, he has. not surprising to observers and indeed citizens. to africans this is a continent on the march. it is a continent that has been quoted by many economists and greatest, one of the biggest economic forces in the world, china is busy courting africa, building infrastructure and for this to come from the leader of the free world when just? september, remember, he gave a luncheon to african presidents on the edge of the u.n. general assembly is a massiv

joining us, the author of the brand-new book, "let's move on," former mexican president, vicente fox., good to see you. >> a pleasure to be here. >> sean: we have had some fights before. when you are president, in the year 2002, you deported, you kicked out of your country, 140,000 people that entered mexico illegally -- from nicaragua, guatemala, el salvador. you threw max amount. and do you say, if we do that, we are racist and it's unfair and unkind and unjust. you did the very thing you don't want us to do. >> no. this is an issue that i agree with you 100%. >> sean: so we should kick out illegals? >> wait a minute. borders must be six-year and borders must be safe and we must keep order, like we tried to do with president bush, with senator mccain, with senator kennedy. we put it together a bill that was presented in congress and that bill -- >> sean: why did you call the wall stupid? why did you give the middle finger, tell trump to go to hell, what are after? you've set all these things? if the wall is good, why don't you say, build a wall, like trump said, with a door. we can

. >>> vicente fox joins "am joy" to talk about the wall and the struggle to get an immigration deal in washington. happy anniversary dinnedarlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> president trump is at the white house this morning spending the anniversary of his first year in office dealing with the fallout of a government shutdown. kristen welker just spoke with a white house spokesperson. what information do you have? >> i spoke with hogan gidley, deputy press secretary who said the president is frustrated by this shutdown, and with democrats in particular. i asked him about the accusations coming from democrats, that chuck schumer was here at the white house with the president, that the two got very close to making the deal, and it was the president who pulled out of it. he said that's not the case. i asked him what does the president want? look at the exchange. >> is the strategy here at the white house to get the government back

the president of mexico, former president of mexico, vicente fox, had choice words for donald trump. and donald trump wants to deport millions and millions of people to mexico. and on the daca issue, some of the very countries that these daca kids' parents came there are the ones he's characterizing the way he did today. >> well, i think i've clearly said that i disagree with those reported comments. that they're extremely inappropriate. and i can't change any of that. but what i can do is stay focused on fixing daca and moving on to other immigration, like the ag worker visa programs we have across the country. >> why should democrats sit down across the table and try to work out immigration policy with a president who else spouses racist views, quite frankly, about countries that are mostly populated by people of color? >> i guess i would answer your question with a question. why would the democrats hold the daca kids hostage over everything? >> it's not the democrats holding them hostage -- >> do they really want to fix this -- >> daca was a presidential directive, an executive or

former president vicente fox and the leadership of the soviet union in years leading up to world war ii. just a handful of programs airs on book tv. for a complete schedule go to booktv.org. >> all right. hello, everybody. thank you all for being here today at the book company. we have an interesting night ahead of us joined by am, ir husain. amir explored artificial intelligence for many uncommon angles. part reflection on the existential questions. from military and health care and so on as well as draw narrow and narrow. he's the founder and ceo of spark cognition. award-winning company which provides ai powered from cybersecurity and beyond. he's also the founding member of ibm's advisory, amir presented by south by southwest as well as numerous conferences and work appeared in many publications including the new york times, wired and it's the first tv. thank you book tv for broadcasting the event. feel free to step up to the microphone to your left over here if you a question in mind. without further due welcome me in joining me amir husain. [applause] >> thank you very much for

i want to bring in former mexican president, vicente fox, author of the new book "let's move on." it's really great to speak with you, sir. i've been wanting to talk to but this issue. the point was made that donald trump poisoned the well for a lot of people by referring to countries in africa and haiti. you had a sharp response to him. you tweeted to him, your mouth is the foulest shithole in the world, with what authority do you proclaim who is welcome in america and who is not. america's greatness is built on diversity, or have you forgotten your immigrant background, donald trump. could you negotiate with someone like donald trump on immigration? >> joy? >> yes, are you there? >> okay. yes, i got it. thank you. good morning to you. y yes, right now it's come down to a new level. we have to get and see how we can have a project that can benefit all american citizens. that's why the government is sh shutdown and cannot be solved without compassionate leadership. if we don't have compassionate leadership, we don't nknow who can win. because negotiations the way trump runs them,

mÁs importante el futuro y los sueÑos de cada uno de esos dreamers, dijoel expresidente mexicano vicente foxuesta, si es aprobado en el congreso. el lÍder de la mayoría republicana en el senado, mitch mcconnell,logrÉ solicitarla para debate y votaciÓn en la cÁmara alta para el 6 de febrero, apenas dos dÍas antes de la fecha lÍmite para el cierre del gobierno. satcha: te agradecemos por brindarnos estos detalles. el presidente trump describe como falsa una informaciÓn aparecida en el diario the new york times. donald trump: [habla en inglÉs] satcha: de acuerdo con el rotativo, el mandatario quiso despedir al asesor especial sobre rusia, robert mueller, en junio pasado. la decisiÓn no se concretó porque su principal abogado de la casa blanca amenazÓ con renunciar. seguidores de trump dice que se trata de un intento por desviar la atenciÓn del Éxito alcanzado en el foro econÓmico mundial que se celebra en suiza. crecen las expectativas ante el discurso que el mandatario pronuncia hoy, en davos. ningÚn jefe asistÍa a la cumbre econÓmica mundial desde hace casi dos dÉcadas. su presencia aviva la

futuro, la felicidad y los sueÑos de cada uno de esos soÑadores dijo el ex presidente mexicano,vicente foxrmar esta propuesta en el congreso, la expectativa es que el lÍder de la mayorÍa republicana en el senado logre someterla a debate y votaciÓn en la cÁmara alta el 6 de febrero apenas dos dÍas antes de la fecha lÍmite para el cierre del gobierno. >> te agradecemos por brindarnos estos detalles. el presidente describe como falsa una informaciÓn aparecida en el diario "the ny times" de acuerdo con el rotativo, el mandatario quiso despedir al asesor especial sobre rusia robert miller en junio pasado. la decisiÓn no se completó porque el principal abogado de la casa blanca amenazÓ con denunciar. la mente como el presidente trump presume del crecimiento de la economÍa estadounidense y dice que se debe abonar su paÍs primero. ademÁs, dice que dicho Éxito beneficial resto del mundo. eso fue mensaje que transmitiÓ el foro econÓmico mundial, ante quienes defendiÓ su propuesta de establecer un sistema migratorio basado en el mÉrito. enrique tiene mÁs detalles. enrique: nuevamente la controversia

. >> vamos a una pausa y en seguida el expresidente mexicano vicente fox le hace una invitaciÓn a donald uno visita mÉxico, soy venezolano pero cuando uno visita mÉxico se da cuenta de la grandeza cultural, de su gente, el poder que representa mÉxico y lo interesante y lo respetado que debe ser, entonces por eso no entiendo esas ideas cuando se ataca a un paÍs latino americano y ademÁs de la envergadura de mÉxico. >> me pasa lo mismo que a ti, daniel, vivÍ, trabajÉ por casi 14 aÑos en mÉxico, fue un lugar que me abriÓ los brazos y que puso quizÁs mi carrera en otro rumbo, y a los mexicanos les tengo tanto que agradecer, disfrutÉ mucho del paÍs, su gastronomÍa, su linda gente, me dieron trabajo, y la verdad es que no coincido para nada en ningÚn momento con las declaraciones del presidente donald trump cuando habla de esa manera de los mexicanos. >> ha llegado el momento, recuerdo cuando debutaaste en las novelas. >> fui la hija. >> atenciÓn, chicas, si estÁs soltera al agua que yo no te preocupes porque aquÍ estamos con marÍa marin que nos va a decir por quÉ si somos tan buenas seguimien

el expresidente mexicano vicente fox respondiÓ a trump en twitter con duras palabras.igual. hoy tenemos mÁs energÍa, estÁ amaneciendo, estamos en la avenida reforma a mis spespaldas el monumento a l naciÓn, de ahÍ continuamos con una historia muy pa' dre. >> la segunda parte de esta se cereal que le hemos presentado sobre la gente que viviÓ, compartiÓ con josÉ jose. todas las cosas buenos, malas, pequeÑas, cÓmo el alcoholismo de su padre serÍa caracterizado con lo que ha vivido los Últimos aÑos de su carrera, ¿quÉ te parece si lo vamsz a ver?. >> llegar a la cima no fue fÁcil, los amigos que estuvieron desde su infancia a su lado asÍ lo cuentan. >> el papÁ estaba muy malito. para quÉ le digo. y desgraciadamente gonzalo heredÓ eso y josÉ jose. >> en esta casa vivÍa gonzalo, su hermano, su papÁ y mama, que al principio segÚn la. >>. >> el seÑor era sobran o no sÉ quÉ, canto vrms por la tomadera. >> es que la situaciÓn se puso tan difÍcil para este joven que hasta sus estudios se pusieron en peligro. >>, venÍa a ver a mi prima, le platicaba que no tenÍa ni. >> el que sali

former mexican president vicente fox provides a critique of the trump administration. and stephen kotkin continues his multi-volume biography of josef stalin with a focus on stalin's leadership of the soviet union in the years leading up to world war ii. that's just a handful of the programs airing this weekend on booktv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. >> i went over the london several times when they had the hearings in the high court in london into the -- it was an inquiry into the murder in 2015. so i went over there -- and 2016 -- and attended the hearings and did some interviews. so i'll just, just give you a little bit of quick background and why, what happened. it seems as though these two men were hired by the fsb to murder lit v.a. 9/11 coe, and one of them made friends with him and started coming to london and was trying to get consulting work with him. and apparently, he didn't really have any concern or he didn't know that the man was actually employed by the fsb. so in the meantime, litvanenko had pretty much devoted himself to writi

former president vicente fox, thank you very much and good luck with your voice. >> i'm sorry. >> no up next, president trump is headed to davos tonight. but his treasury secretary is already there and making headlines. stephanie ruhle says what steve mnuchin just said about the dollar is such a big deal that she can't wait until 9:00 to talk about it. we're going to bring her in next along with brian sullivan. we're back in two minutes. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significan

former president vicente fox has been saying that from the start., wait, wait, what, mexico's not paying for the wall? >> no. no. nope. >> i'm shocked. >> nope, they're not paying. it's not happening. >> we'll be back in two minutes, my friends. with more shocking news. >> we are going to build a wall, don't worry about it. [ cheers and applause ] and, wait a minute, and who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> what his going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> one way or another, it's possible that we could get the revenue from mexico but not directly from their government. it's time to get your glow on! new aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dry skin to leave you glowing. new positively radiant® body collection from aveeno®. >>> after three days of an unnecessary lapse in funding, a bipartisan majority has brought the democratic leaders extraordinary filibuster to an end and passed a bipartisan bill to reopen the federal government. the weeks ahead will require the best for all o