got an arms embargo, three north korean done in a way that we can work towards denuclearizing deal, youa, the iran can't overlook all the bad things they are doing. you look at the anti-israel bias and the strength and courage the president showed in making the embassy that's moving embassy, showing the rest of the world we will put our embassy where we want to put our embassy. those things that made a huge difference in the u.s. standing. the u.s. is strong again. the u.s. is strong in a way that should make all americans very proud. it's not just the president i want to thank. the family in general, the first lady has been nothing but very kind to me. i cannot say enough good things about jerrod and the banca -- jared kushner and the ivanka trump. to redo the nafta deal the way he did, what i've done working with him on the middle east peace plan, it is so unbelievably well done. they do a lot of things behind the scenes i wish more people knew about. we are a better country because they are in this administration. i have to say thank you to my family. my two little ones, i adore them.

sometimes youa wake up thinking thathat thought in a cold sweat. the vast majority of us, when we wake up thinking that in the middle of the night, it is never through the lens of the party with which we are registered to vote. t when we take up thinking that, it is never through some lens of a demographic pollster put us in and for mostem of us when we wae up thinking that, it has to do with just one of a few things. our personal health, the health of our children and our parents for so many americans can i get a job and keep a job and pay the bills by the end of the month, retired with dignity for our students cannot pay off those ostudent loans. the majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. and as we move through the next 15 days, let us hold on to that. let us understand we are all in this together and also understand elections matter and there may be powerful forces out there selling hate and division among us but we are going to take back the power. and we are going to take back the power through the power of our voic

and complicated alliances with saudi arabia and significant changes from our policies in the past, youas have to look hard about whether some of these is in his dealings involving president trump as well as his son-in-law, jared kushner are influencing how policymaking is going on. >> host: let's go to the emolument clause in the constitution. no party holding profit or trust under them show without the consent of congress in title of any kind for many friends or foreign state. without the consent of congress part of that. could congress clear this issue out today if they wanted to? >> yes. that's what the lawsuits about. if president trump wants to do this, in advance to seek permission from congress to congressional vote.s it's not a flat prohibition. it is permitted if congress authorizes.. >> has president trump asked for that. republicans in congress and we would give that permission if you ask, what is the state of play there? democrats are moving forward the lawsuit. >> their argument is we have a constitutional duty to be a if it's going to be and have an actual live controversy

i knowav youa lot to do because you're tracking the remnants of hurricane michael.e doing our local forecast. >> so much stuff going on. it's kind of all as michael's moving out of georgia and south carolina, a cold f through.so moving that's all going to kind of combine just south of us, bring us some rain today and fall is tomorrow. in a big way. we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode this morning because some rain will be heavy during the afternoon and evening hours from michael and that cold front, mainly east o i-95. so charles, calvert, st. mary's, prince george's counties, you're really under the gun today. you come across a flooded road, turn around, don't as that cold front moves through the area, take a look at your second weather headline. breezy and much cooler for your friday. temperatures only in the 60s tomorrow during the day. that sets us up for a very autumn-like weekend. unfortunately, it's looking like we'll havecattered rain showers saturday morning. speaking of rain showers, here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. me rain impacting par

youas to know, what did talk about? we had a very good talk, i will say.y big story, actually. we had a good talk. as hurricane michael nears landfall, we are with state and law officials in florida to take all necessary precautions and we control residents to be prepared and he'd local officials. i told rick scott we are ready for you. we already briefed fema and fema is getting prepared. it will suck a big one. can you believe it? another big one. but we handle them well. very well. and that includes the one that just left us in florida. it never ends. but we are all prepared and hopefully, it will not be as bad as it is looking. it looked a couple of days ago like it would not be much and now it looks like it could be a big one. so we are prepared. good luck. i also want to extend special andks to orlando chief john the entire orlando police department for hosting us in this great city. where is john? thank you, john. great job. great city. safe city. thank you very much. great job. i also want to think the board of i acp and congratulations to your inc

of how youa recap got here today. i mean, professionally. i am interested, how has your job changed since the date you started doing reporting? pick any aspect at all. answer, whene that you sit down to write a story, is the audience on your mind and what are you thinking about? of the biggest differences in my life now from when i started working in ,olitics, political journalism is that i read tweets now. tweets. explain a huge thing in our political moment is the way in which the white house and politics is driven by what is happening on twitter. how did i get here? i started working at politico, which many of you know. early, i was young, i was 21 years old. i was barely old enough to drink. i was assigned to cover the white house. i was covering the obama white house and i was out of my depth. it was a different operation. much more centrally controlled, at least they tried to be. ways, it was imbued with history and there was a newness to obama and the kind of politics he thought he was going to bring in. i think that experience is so

partisan youas you can get. my view is that we need a general whotorney is focused on two things. minnesotansure that can afford their lives, afford insulin and diabetes medication and cancer and heart medication. >> ly fight for legal rights of every minnesotan regardless of sex orientation, gender or creed. to.'s what i will keith ellison we have learned , he's extreme washington politician who wants to use the attorney general's push a radical policy agenda. cities.s for sanctuary withs been associated louis farrakhan for a long time. regular cheerleader for cop killers. he stands with cop killers. with criminals. he oppose a bill to prevent from being sexual predators. you can't make this stuff up. disturbing. when i'm attorney general i will protect and defend all minnesotans. law and makee the sure minnesota sanctuary cities safe.nd >> thank you both for taking time to participate with us tonight. >> do want to thank our sponsors. have put it on without help from metro state. well.sponsers as chamber of commerce, prosperities front door and the citizens league. usnk you for

legacy, if youa, talk about 20 years, 30 years, currencies are low in their usage and that is what is happening. fort-term, there is a need dollar liquidity. each time you get financial tremors. this is a serious issue. we had the fed pumping in $500 million of liquidity. strength ofnd, the the global financial safety net, very important. acting in concert, a very serious issue. we don't yet have the system of coordination, but it can be developed. china, at risk of being called a currency manipulator. what is your take on the perception in the u.s.? you look at the chinese fundamentals, how the currency , it is pretty much in line with fundamentals. fundamentally, it is an economy where you are having gradual liberalization. the currency is being set a market forces. is increasingly going to be a capital exporter. that is the fundamental trend. no longer a capital importer. people having to buy that rmb. you are becoming an exporter. >> they talked about coming to the global economy. your thoughts about that. cycles never last. stability begets stability. we don't know when, we don't

is more on the current administration to try to govern from the center, which i when youa history govern from the center, i teach my students this as a history teacher, it is important to this, because it teaches us to have empathy and it teaches us to be able to recognize other people and the issues that are important to them. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. >> i was first congressional district voted for barack obama in 2012 and donald trump in 2016. congressman rod blum is running for reelection and faced abby think an hour -- abby finkenauer. "tooace is considered close to call."

and, youa vital issue, know, young children or older siblings go deep into debt for higher education thinking of whether they should even do what their families and society have told them to do. i don't think the problem with this student that is government. i think it is wall street. i think that they have an interest in keeping that law that says students cannot renegotiate for a lower interest rate. you can refinance a car. you can refinance your home. the graduates with mounds of debt cannot do that. we have to be willing to stand up for those interests. we have to be willing to stand up and fight on behalf of whether it is students, people who have pre-existing health conditions, but we can't be beholden to the special interests. respond to this notion. that is all we hear. it is the only thing i hear coming out of sen. baldwin: i will to hear talk about what she stands for. all she does is attacked me on one thing after another. i have said it before. you have received $26 million in special interest money. $600,000 from groups and organizations that benefit from the affordable

sand youa line in the won't cross when it comes to supporting the president's policies? >> president trump came out and spoke about a bill for infrastructure. that is a huge concern. at 6 p.m. every night, i want to be home because that is when i want to give my son a bath here sometimes, that is the only time i have quality time with him. i put the phone and the other room and it is just him and i. 7:30 -- some of you have a different time you want to make it home to. we are stuck in and for structure. stuck in traffic is the tax of time we are paying because government cannot fulfill its basic responsibility. the reason they can't fulfill that responsibility is because there is so much divisiveness. has been veryn clear. she has been unable to work with anybody in the state house. she will be unable to work with anybody in congress. i will. i have bipartisan support, republican mayor endorsements, and it's obvious i can work across the aisle. >> once again, mr. cunningham, you are wrong again. i work across the aisle in the state house and i was able to pass legislatio

youas a follow-up, if eliminate those, you might not have enough money to go around to support all ofour initiatives. if you eliminate the tax credit program, how do you afford to pay for the other things out there in your agenda? fred hubbell: i have managed budgets my whole life in the public and private sector and delivered on my priorities and budget. andve described several there is plenty in medicaid. we are wasting money. 4.5% is what we paid for medicaid and now tell percent. that is going to their bottom profits rather than keeping costs down in iowa. there are a lot of ways we can save money without raising taxes. >> governor? gov. kim reynolds: the tax he'st cuts he talks about, -- sent those out five times over. his big plan to eliminate tax for disabled workers, children, and disaster victims while he kept the corporate tax credits for companies he was personally invested in. credits for tax decades as director of economic development and handed out millions of dollars in credits. he had no strategy whatsoever for doing that. dollarsd out taxpayer for a company he was per

of course, it doesn't count as eavesdropping if that's who youa ed. [ laughter and applause ] "hello,an spy."a followinport that russian and chinese spies are listening in on president trump's phone calls, trump tweeted, quote, "i rarely use a cell phone, and when i do, it's government authorized." which i guess explains why thee government gm this phone. [ laughter and applause ] ethiopia tod appointed the country's first female president, so congraons to, and i hope i'm pronouncing this right, hillary clinton. [ laughter and applause ] the mayor of a town in canada is under scrutiny after allowing residents to fly so-called straight pride flags. a straight pride flag is like a gay pride flag except the colors totally do not go togeth. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, a woman had to be removed from a flight from scotland to london yesterday, after attempting to sneak an emotional support cat onto the plane. fortunately, when the woman broke down in tears, the cat was there to not care all. [ laughter and applause ] ladies and gentlemenwe got a great show for you tonight. he's s

is youa red headline were talking, according to the german press agency, merkel will an eu job. lot of speculation now about whether she's were -- leaving and what she, might do after that. what about what comes after her? matt: that's a very good question. it's not clear yet who she will pick for her successor. not clear that the parties going to elect someone that she wants. she has been at the helm for this massive loss of popularity, so it could be an outsider. it's also not clear that the cdu will continue to govern. obviously in another election, by 2021 or earlier, if the government collapses the voters will have to decide and the meeting parties will have to have -- will have lost a lot of ground. alix: angela merkel will be addressing the media at 1 p.m. time.an time, 8:00 our we will definitely be looking at that. joining us now, paul richards of medley global advisors. i find this reaction to be very confusing. euro-dollar, up. the bund makes sense to me, but that's it, what do you make of this? it wasn't great but at least it wasn't a negative. the euro started the w