white house is promising. let's go now and have a listen to transporters you can see greeting people there on the white house lawn as kimberly pointed out we are expecting him to make a wide ranging speech not just about the tax cuts bill he knows he might even mention something about the choice then to session as well so we'll have a listen to that man hopefully kimberly we can come back to you on the other side to get some analysis let's listen and. these are the people right behind me they work so long so hard it's been an amazing experience i have to tell you hasn't been done in thirty four years but actually really hasn't been done because we broke every record it's the largest i always say the most massive but it's the largest tax cut in the history of our country and the reform but tax cut thank you really something special thanks and i noticed this just came out two minutes ago they handed it to me a t.n.t. pledge to increase u.s. capital spending one billion dollars and provide one thousand dollars special bonus to more than two hundred thousand u.s. employees and that's because of what we've heard so th

opens up the white house lawn to the public. hundreds of people from around the country pour in to the white house lawn, shopkeepers, wage earners, common, ordinary, everyday americans, sleeping on hotel room floors and in hallways, they pack in on the white house lawn. a spiked punch bowl and whiskey is being passed around. it's one heck of a party and jackson is stoked. the people are ready for a jackson administration and as you can imagine these guys don't like it one bit. they look at what's going on and oh, this disgusts them. imagine what daniel webster thought of something like this. he's not going to like it too much. jackson is ready. is the country ready for jackson. that's the real question. what's this man going to do? there's no telling. he's a loose cannon, right. what's going to happen? well henry clay says all right, we lost that election, that's fine, clay says, i'm going to push through my american system. and he begins with internal improvements. clay says, we need a road, we've got all these farmers from my h

peace agreement between egypt and israel and between jordan and israel were both signed on the white house lawn. if and when there is a historic peace agreement between israelis and palestinians, there is a good likelihood that it too will be signed on the white house lawn. why is that? it is because the united states has credibility with both sides. israel will never be and should never be bullied into an agreement by the united nations or any collection of countries that have proven their disregard for israel's security. to my palestinian brothers and sisters, i can tell you with complete confidence that the united states is deeply committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. we have demonstrated that commitment over many years and with the investment of large quantities of financial resources and diplomatic energy. sadly, peace between the two sides has not been achieved. we will not give up. our hand remains extended to you. we are more committed to the cause of israeli-palestinian peace today than we have ever been before and we believe we might be cl

peace agreements between egypt and israel and between jordan and israel were both signed on the white house lawn if and when there's a historic peace agreement between israelis and palestinians there's a good likelihood that it too will be signed on the white house lawn why is that it's because the united states has credibility with both sides israel will never be and should never be bullied into an agreement by the united nations or by any collection of countries that have proven their disregard for israel's security. to my palestinian brothers and sisters i can tell you with complete confidence that the united states is deeply committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians we have demonstrated that commitment over many years and with the investment of large quantities of financial resources and diplomatic energy sadly peace between the two sides has not been achieved but we will not give up our hand remains extended to you we are more committed to the cause of israeli palestinian peace today than we've ever been before and we believe we might be closer to th

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even theresa may regrets making and i'm sure she regrets making the picture of herself on the white house lawnrump. it seems a long time ago. the state visit is not going to happen any time soon, is it? ithink visit is not going to happen any time soon, is it? i think the state visit has now been postponed. it is usually something that presidents get in the second term. it was always going to be quite controversial this idea that it was going to be a great expansion and visit given to him. the working visit, as i understand joe said correctly, i understand it is at the end of february. but the actual state visit i think will now be in 2019. in 2019, she may well not be prime minister any longer. i don't know what the protocol is on this. from maybe impeached by then as well. let's have a look at star wars, the premiere of the latest film. are you a star wars fan?|j wars, the premiere of the latest film. are you a star wars fan? i am, yes, film. are you a star wars fan? i am, yes , ever film. are you a star wars fan? i am, yes, ever since i was very, very young, it's been part of my upbringing.

cnn white house correspondent abby phillip is following the story for us from the white house lawn. or republicans overall? >> hi, fred. well, i think the white house and republicans on the hill are feeling pretty good about this vote right now. they got two key senators on board yesterday. marco rubio and bob corker. and the president just departing the white house a few minutes ago spoke to reporters for just a couple of minutes talking a lot about the benefits that he says the economy is going to get from this tax bill. he's talking a lot about economic growth and he was also asked a little bit about the impact on middle class families and whether or not they would benefit as much as high income earners. the president responding that he thinks middle class families are going to benefit a lot and the biggest impact is going to be on jobs in the long term. so trump saying that the urgency is there for this bill to be passed as soon as possible. he wants it to be the biggest christmas present for american families this next week, and he plans on signing it. they're planning on doing

stork peace agreements between egypt and israel and jordan and israel were both signed on the white house lawn. if and when there is a historic peace agreement between israelis and palestinians, there's a good likelihood that it too will be signed on the white house lawn. why is that? it's because the united states has credibility with both sides. israel will never be, and should never be, bullied into an agreement by the united nations or by any collection of countries that have proven their disregard for israel security. to my palestinian brothers and sisters, i can tell you with complete confidence that the united states is deeply committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. we have demonstrated that commitment over many years and with the investment of large quantities of financial resources and diplomatic energy. sadly, peace between the two sides has not been achieved, but we will not give up. our hands remain extended to you. we are more committed to the cause of the israeli-palestinian peace today than we have ever been before. we believe that we

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. >>> a tree that stood on the white house lawn nearly 200 years was partial removed. the jackson magnolia had a large him cut off. the national park service said it was planted in the 1820's it's named for andrew jackson who brought it there from tennessee. the tree is rotting so officials ft will fall every time the president's helicopter takes off nearby. >> on the east trunk of it. there's a small c shaped section of wood and a little bit of bark and not muchnfha else to support that tree. >> first lady milania trump reviewed recommendations about what to do with the tree and trimming of the another jackson a magnolia born from the original will be planted. >>> the bitter cold is expected to last threw new year's eve. organizers preparing for record breaking cold while holiday revelers will watch in time square. it is built to withstand extreme weather. >>> "eyewitness news" was at the blue cross river rink where preppings are underway for philadelphia's new year's eve display. gray views of two spectacular shows, one at 6:00 p.m. the other at the stroke of midnigh

of thehe south lawn white house, president trump was joined by vice president pence, majority leader mitch mcconnell, and speaker paul ryan. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president, the speaker of the house, and the senate majority leader. ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] pres. trump: thank you everybody very much. these are the people right behind me who worked so long and so hard. it has been an amazing experience. i have to tell you. it has not been done in 34 years. really it hasn't been done because we broke every record. -- i alwaysrgest say the most massive -- but it is the largest tax cut in the history of art country. really something special. [applause] pres. trump: this just came out two minutes ago, at&t plans to increase u.s. capital spending $1 billion and provide $1000 special bonus to more than 200,000 u.s. employees because of what we have done. that is pretty good. [applause] i have a whole list of accomplishments that the group behind me have done in terms of this administration and this congress. but you have heard

this is him on the white house lawn watching these folks praise him. just watch his body language.s just a picture. look at his body language. that's not it. >> are you thinking of the ones in the cabinet? >> where he's got his armed crossed. mike pence is praising him. pence is on a two or three-minute extravaganza of love. >> worship. >> pence wants to be president. i think everyone in the oval always knows that if you don't praise el douche, you you coucoe your job. >> is it that he's trying to affect a mous-- >> no matter how much you kiss up to him, he's going knob a bad mood. >> something omarosa said in june of 2016 in a documentary i think is still operative today. >> every critic, every dedistractdedratractor will have to bow down to president trump. everyone who very disagreed, ever challenged him, it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> is that why he ran for president? >> and she's gone now, by the way. she didn't last either. i sort of wonder if those folks think about history and think about being on the right side of history far

this is oneo say, of the great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawn with the president of the united states, who i love and appreciate so much, and with these wonderful colleagues and cabinet members who stand behind us. to see all of you and realize that you care too. all i can say is god loves this country, we all know it. we would not be where we are without him. and we love all of you. we will keep fighting and we will make this the greatest presidency we have seen, not only in generations, but ever. god bless all of you. [applause] host: senator orrin hatch, the greatest presidency ever? your reaction? bill: george wilkins said last sunday he was the worst of 45 presidents. i thought it was embarrassing and a disgusting yesterday, it started with a cabinet meeting in the morning when they went around the table again. there is nothing donald trump brags more on than praise. you cannot praise him too much. he was sucking it up. mike pence, the worst of all, even worse than orrin hatch. what big shoulders he has. c-span just put out a montage of mike pence saying dona

. >>> a tree that stood on the white house lawn nearly 200 years was partial removed. the jackson magnolia had a large him cut off. the national park service said it was planted in the 1820's, it's named for andrew jackson who brought it there from tennessee. the tree is rotting so badly white house officials fear it will fall every time the president's helicopter takes off nearby. >> on the east t o there's a small c shaped section of wood and a little bit of bark, and not much else to support that tree. >> first lady milania trump reviewed recommendations about what to do with the tree and personally signed off on the trimming of the another jackson a magnolia born from the original will be planted. >>> the bitter cold is expected to last threw new year's eve. organizers preparing for record breaking cold while holiday revelers will wat in time square. it is built to withstand extreme weather. >>> "eyewitness news" was at the blue cross river rink where preppings are underway for philadelphia's new year's eve display. gray views of two spectacular shows, one at 6:00

. >> it started on the white house lawn where the president stopped to talk to reporters. he trashed the fbi and refused to rule out a pardon of mike flynn, who lied to the fbi. where was trump going on marine one you might ask, the fbi. but wait, there's more. when he got to quantico he addressed a graduating class at the fbi's national academy for law enforcement managers. he did have a prompter and at first he did stick to it, praising police. but then -- >> you look at what's going on in chicago, what the hell is going on in chicago? what the hell is happening there? do you think the country's giving us their best people? no. what kind of a system is that? they come in by a lottery. they give us their worst people, they put them in a bin, but in his hand when he's picking them is really the worst of the worst. congratulations, you're going to the united states. there's the fake news back there. look at them. fake news. no, actually, some of them are fine people. about, let's see, who's back there, yeah, about 30%. >> it's all a bit off message for a white house which s

the president just spoke about collusion on the white house lawn moments ago.eter did you get to ask hill anything? >> we got to speak to the president for about ten minutes before he heads to quaint toe. among the questions posed to the president, i asked him about roy moore. he said that roy moore should concede in the alabama senate rate. specific to this issue of russia, my colleague, kristen welker, she and i both asked him specifically about when he knew that mike flynn had lied to the fbi. the president was right there in front of us. he pointed back at kristen and said you know the answer to that. that question remains unresolved at this time. he was also asked specifically about his conversation with vladimir putin. it's notable as he prepared to speak about the fbi. again he referred to some of the leadership there as being corrupt, specifically speaking about the russia investigation that's taken place. as he has been criticizing in recent weeks the fbi. he praised vladimir putin, thanking him for the nice things he said about the u.s. economy. those

. >> a day after they delivered on the promise of big beautiful tax cuts on the white house lawn, republicans are now racing to keep the lights on with a stopgap government funding bill in january. here are some of the items they're leaving for another day. payments to stabilize obamacare, which president trump says he's effectively repealed anyway. that's not entirely true. no permanent fix for chip. 9 million low income children depend on this for care. 800,000 dreamers will spend the holidays fretting about their future. >> for his part now, president trump is doing what he does deflecting blame and putting republicans on notice. house republicans don't less this happen. pass the c.r. today. and keep our government open. we've got a great team of reporters and strategists with me today covering every angle of this story. garrett haake is with us from the white house. lawmakers want to get out of dodge, they want to get out of town, back to their families. but what are they going to do in order to make sure that this stopgap bill gets passed so they can leave? >> as one senior republican ai

because minutes before the apparent he ripped the bureau while speaking to reporters on the white house lawney pointed to fbi records that the president claims cite extreme bias against the president among senior leaders at the fbi. >> it is very sad when you look at those documents and how they've done that, is really, really disgraceful and you have a lot of angry people that are seeing it. it's a very sad thing to watch. i will tell you that. >> despite his comments about the fbi house said the president has full faith and confidence in the rather and and file of the bur bureau. >>> i really believe that girls and women are the future. but we have to believe it about ourselves, decide what you have to do to make a difference in your school, community, can church, whatever it is that you care about. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton spoke to a group of girls in la. the annual event helps to prepare them for leadership rolls >>> former president obama seen spreading holiday cheer with dc students, we have the scoop with guy lambert coming up next. oming up next. . >>> especially

agreements between israel and egypt and israel and palestinians that they had been signed on the white house lawn with this show that the united states maintained credibility within the both sides those were her words the usa maintains credibility with both sides now we then heard from a representative of the palestinian authority and he seemed to strongly disagree with what nikki haley had said the u.s. decision to do or does the day lose impunity undermines and essentially disqualify its leadership role to seek peace in the region now in the aftermath of this announcement from tom we have seen quite a bit of chaos protests are taking place not just in palestine but also throughout the region with various various. supporters of the palestinians protesting a lot of anger and the days of rage that have been called by palestinians and others so quite a bit of a strong reaction to the announcement from donald trump which was discussed at the u.n. security council we spoke to the ambassador of bolivia to the united nations the n.t. he believes the decision on jerusalem falls into a larger pattern of

the south lawn of the white house, president trump was joined by vice president pence, senate majority reader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan. the $1.5 trillion tax package was passed. [band playing] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president, speaker of the house and senate majority leader. [applause] ♪ president trump: thank you, everybody. these other people who have work worked so long, so hard comments it has been an amazing experience. in 34 years,done but actually, really has not been done because we broke every record. it is the largest, i always say the most massive, but it is the largest tax cut in the history .f our country and reform [applause] president trump: really something special. me. handed it to at&t plans to increase u.s. capitol spending $1 billion and provide $1000 special bonus to more than 200,000 u.s. employees and that is because of what we did. [applause] president trump: that is pretty good. that is pretty good. i have a whole list of accomplishments that the group behind me have done, in terms o

while speaking to reporters on the white house lawn. he seemed to be referring to text messages the justice department gave congress this week in which a senior agent as a, quote, idiot. he had this to say just minutes before heading to speak at the fbi's national academy today in quantico. >> a shame what's happened with the fbi, but we're going to rebuild the fbi. it will be bigger and better than ever. >> president also seemed to leave the door open to pardoning ousted national security adviser michael flynn but said today he's not ready to talk about that yet. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts to the russian ambassador. all of this just a portion of what chuck todd plans to cover sunday on "meet the press." >> a democratic wave is building going into 2018. the question now is, how big is it going to get? the results in alabama, along with a slew of other campaigns in 2017, do show us a few things. democratic voters are fired up. republicans are not. and the president is unpopular even in red states like ala

here's what he had to say from the white house lawn. president trump: it's a shame what's happened with the f.b.i. but we'll rebuild the f.b.i. it will be bigger and better than ever. it's sad when you look at those documents and how they've done that is really disgraceful and you have a lot of angry people seeing it. robert: today was the latest in a barrage from president trump directed at the f.b.i., saying the bureau's reputation is in tatters. when you think of this moment for republicans, moving forward with taxes, are you worried that the president's comment about the f.b.i. and his conduct regarding the russia probe, that could be a major problem going into 2018? >> that worry is an undercurrent there all the time. it's not escapable. at the same time, they're so used to him doing this, attacking the c.i.a., attacking the f.b.i., that it's sort of become background noise at this point or at least they treat it as if it is and try not to address it. yes, it gets them off message. yes, they desperately disagree with it but they tr

and i have to say that this is one of the great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawnh the president of the united states who i love and appreciate so much and with these wonderful colleagues and cabinet members who stand behind us. and to see all of you and realize that you care, too. all i can say is god loves this country. we all know it. we wouldn't be here without him. and we love all of you. and we are going to keep fighting. and we are going to make the greatest presidency we have seen not only in generations but maybe ever. god bless all of you. [applause] president trump: paul ryan just said how good was that? another man who has worked inside out and backwards. kevin brady. cheers and applause] mr. brady: thank you. ok guys. thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day. it's an exciting day. and i knew i was going to be here with you to mark this momentous occasion. so i wore any houston astros today because they are still the champions of the world series. i figured today you would give me some slack on that. look, this is a historic day in so many ways.

congressional leaders evacuated by helicopter from the white house lawn, up to mount weather in virginia. vice president cheney, other top officials, when they disappeared in those undisclosed locations after 9/11, it was very often these bunkers like raven rock that were found new use after 9/11. none of these plans were going to work, as intended, which was what we learned on 9/11. it was lucky for the country that the leadership of the united states was not successfully targeted on 9/11. continuity of government plans would not have been able to safely evacuate the leadership in the time they needed on september 11. that was a big part of the lesson on 9/11. bush, aboard air force one on 9/11, did not have access to cable news. air force one was flying around the country taking up snippets of local tv broadcasts as they passed over major cities. for much of september 11, president bush was less informed than the average american city. billions of new dollars have been poured into these plans since 9/11. they have modernized old bunkers. raven rock is getting a new communications line

he ripped the bureau while speaking to reporters on the white house lawn. it is very sad when you look at those documents and how they've done that is really, really disgraceful and you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing it. it's a very sad thing to watch, i will tell you that. >> despite his comments about the fbi leadership, the white house says the president has full faith and confidence in the rank and file of the bureau >> ♪ >>> meanwhile, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort will soon be free from house arrest. manmanafort is facing charges of money laundering and failure to register as a foreign agent. a federal judge ordered that he could leave his house arrest after the court previously held him on multi-million dollar bonds. the judge says manafort will be monitored by a gps device and have a curfew. >> ♪ >>> happening right now, thousands of volunteers will lay holiday wreaths at the graves of fallen service members. wreaths across america is an annual ceremony meant to honor our nation's heroes. fox5's anjali hemphill is liv

just moments after he ripped the agency on the white house lawn. ite house says newly revealed fbi records show there was, quote, extreme bias against the president among senior leaders at the fbi. >> it is very sad when you look at those documents and how they have done that is really, really disgraceful and you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing it. it's a very sad thing to watch. i will tell you that. >> reporter: tensions between mr. trump and the fbi have been on the rise this year. two weeks ago, the president tweeted that the fbi's reputation was in tatters. in may, president trump fired director james comey, later accusing the agency's leader of being a liar and a leaker. the president also accused the bureau of illegally wiretapping trump tower in 2016, although without providing proof. plus, robert mueller the fbi's long-time former leader is now leading the investigation into russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election and possible involvement of trump campaign. still, the president had support on stage joined by his p

moments after he ripped the agency on the white house lawn. today the white house says newly revealed fbi records shows there is extreme bias against the president among senior leaders at the fbi. >> it's very sad when you look at those documents and how they've done that is really really disgraceful and you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing it. it's a very sad thing to watch. >> reporter: tensions between mr. trump and the fbi have been on the rise this year. two weeks for the president tweeted the fbi's reputation was in tatters. in may president trump fire director james comey later accusing the agency's leader of being a liar and a leaker. the president also accused of the bureau of illegally wiretapping trump tower in 2016 although without providing proof. robert mueller, the fbi's former leader, is now leading the investigation into russia's interference of the 2016 election and possible involvement of trump's campaign. the trump has support on stage. joined by his pick to leave the bureau, christopher -- christopher wray. >

signed a letter hoping to sway the president trump took questions from the reporters on the white house lawn. >> i don't want to talk about the pardons for michael flynn. i can say this. if you look at the f.b.i. and the justice department people are very, very angry. >> flynn has pledged to cooperate with the mule irinvestigation. nancy: speaking of the president. alison: a.p. poll show americans are pessimistic. among the republicans half say the promises have been kept. more worse off since trump took office. jonathan: item investigation faking the grade is bringing the policy changes to how ballou high school operates. this is after the i-team reporting on the high school attendance problems in the past month. nathan baca is live where the students have been testifying all day long. what have they been saying? >> this says six hours and it's round two where the parents, the teachers and the opportunities are coming here to make the voices heard. the counsel heard from two dozen high school students and they supported the former principal now transferred while they investigate the allegat

. >>> well, tree that stood on the white house lawn for nearly 200 years was partially removed today. >> jackson magnolia on the south lawn, had to have a large limb cut off due to decay. national park service say tree the 1820's.lant there had in it is named for president andrew jackson who brought it from tennessee. now the tree is rotting so dly white house officials fear it will fall every time the preside's helicopter, takes off nearby. >> on the east trunk of it, that there is jus a small c shaped section of wood and a little bit of bark and not much else to support that tree >> first lady melania trump reviewed recommendations for whatdond signed off on the trimming. another jackson magnolia will be planted i t >>> looking chill there i blue mountain and we're back with the japanese hedge hog who has made quite a name for himself. this is azooki, tiny subject of an instagram account that ha. on any given day you can see a zooki photos of the little guy in front of various backdrops, believe it or not, hedge hogs are main stream enough in japan to merit their own tokyo cafe, jus

this is one of it great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawn with it presidentf the united states who i love and appreciate so much. >> we would not be standing here today if it wasn't for you. >> paul ryan just said how good was that? >> joining us to talk about what we just witnessed, nbc news national politico reporter and jonathan lumere of the ap. vivian, you've worked around the world, you've covered actual despresident trumps in the middle east but not to limit yourself to that one region. what did you make of what you saw and heard today having covered the trump white house? >> there have definitely been several moments like with it wow factor in 2017. this was definitely one of them. perhaps when vice president mike pence began with his speech in the cabinet meeting and of course secretary ben carson was asked to conclude the introduction of the meeting with a prayer that also thanked the president for his leadership and his efforts to basically give tax cuts to american people and help them live better lives and so that sort of began this very unusual

just before his appearances he ripped into the bureau while speaking to reporters on the white house lawnders of fbi. >> it is very sad when you look at documents and how they've done that is really, really disgraceful and you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing. it it's a very sad thing to watch. i will tell you that. >> despite the comments of fbi says the president has full faith in confidence in rank and file at the bureau. >> angry pro nests jerusalem and west bank today over president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel capitol. dozens of palestinians c cuffleded with israeli forces and president trump announcement last week triggered violent and making america the only country to recognize jerusalem as israeli capital. >> christmas celebrations in the town of nazareth will not take place because of the president announce m. president trump has taken joy out of holiday. it's the childhood home of jesus and around christmas there's joyful celebrations and sing and dancing will not take place. however the town market stalls will be open forbids than will be t