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unfair competition they have from east asia and south agy it's no hit to the people from china or yand space out by allowing our citizens to get the jobs. that's why i'm saying from day one the exactic party and particularly the progressive part of bernie sanders in the labor movement i've said this from day one we can carve off 23 to a third of bernie sanders movement is at the end of the day they don't have the answer for immigration we have to limit massive legal grimes. -- immigration you're seeing this in the trump administration. what he has done with the legal immigration that's why we have the lowest black unkbt and hispanic unkbm. that's why rages are in agriculture. >> is why donald trump has gone very hard line on immigration? is this the strategy that will limit the damage on the midterm? >> here is what i think happened in the first year administration we clearly had conflicting voices of the globalist, the gary cohen and mcmasters good guys but they come with the thing on the nationalist. i think as president trump looks at the midterm and the republican party paul ryan q

it's no hit to the people from china or yand they're fantastic.to carve space out by allowing our citizens to get the jobs. that's why i'm saying from day one the exactic party and particularly the progressive part of bernie sanders in the labor movement i've said this from day one we can carve off 23 to a third of bernie sanders movement is at the end of the day they don't have the answer for immigration we have to limit massive illegal immigration. you're seeing this in the trump administration. what he has done with the legal immigration that's why we have the lowest black unemployment and hispanic unemployment. that's why rages are in agriculture. >> is why donald trump has gone very hard line on immigration? is this the strategy that will limit the damage on the midterm? >> here is what i think happened in the first year administration we clearly had conflicting voices of the globalist, the gary cohen and mcmasters good guys but they come with the thing on the nationalist. i think as president trump looks at the midterm and the republican par

you go, your reaction to what charlie's laying out here, it's not a crime to lie to the immediate yand media and the public, but he's lying about this. >> i think charlie'st righ -- write. there's no need for bob mueller to interview president trump about these various statements of actions in the past. as a claim that he is innocent and pure as the driven snow, i think these arguments are pretty difficult to maintain. as an argument against even talking to the president and asking him about what he did with don junior and in the other settings, the arguments strike me as pretty y. >> kris, charlie savage, thank you both. president trump has been slamming the former head of the cia who has not held back of his criticism of the occupant of the oval office. john brennan is here with me next to talk about the president's twitter attacks. plus, bill clinton back in the hot seat 20 years after his impeachment trial. >> if you were president now in 2018 with everything that's going on with the me too movement, how you'd have approached the accusations differently? >> well, i don't think it w

welcome to all of us today we're here at park hyatt hotel and we'll be talking to nicole question yand the prime minister. who visited thought she months ago and is now in the russian capital welcome to moscow mr persian yen. thank you very much . i'd like to start by asking you this since you're visiting russia does that mean those who feared our countries would grow apart were wrong. yes of course even now many people say so and there are many publications in the russian media where authors don't seem to quite grasp what's happened and what is happening in armenia there are forces who want to paint it in a different light they want to make it look like anti russian political forces have come to power in armenia but as i keep saying there was no geopolitical or foreign policy related dimension to the armenian revolution and as i keep saying there was no geopolitical plot it was a purely internal process that had to do only with armenia it's important to emphasize that and we say that this process will not result in a foreign policy utan why do we say that because our people the people