it is why president trump operates as well. is a clear expectation expectation for what it means to be an american side would ask our partners to step up to the biggest challenges we face. whatever that is. cantering china, democracy in venezuela. you see president trump's missions, you can see as part in our foreign policy. this is the value that we all know. when the iron curtain fell. another part, being honest with yourself. you have to be clear about what you can do and what you cannot. built on fantasy, with foreign policy has never worked. so what we have had to correct in our time. [applause]. under previous administrations, our nation has signed dangerous agreements, the iran nuclear deal. and then trade deals, most of these things cannot be fixed. previous administrations were proud of the agreements. actually went to the ribbon-cutting and signings. but everyone knows that is the point. it's changing behavior, but signing the document. [applause]. if there is no confinement no ce renegotiated terms and get better dea

trump 8. if trump somehow manages to get 10 or 12% of the black vote, i'm not predicting it, i'm just saying it's not totally outside the realm of possibility. that could hurt democrats peeling away the couple percent in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. >> something like this, doesn't this -- when you look at the video, on the surface it's just -- it's gross. i mean -- >> it's not that outreach that's going to get it. not that outreach. the state of the union. the superbowl act. they're throwing everything at the wall and trying to make it stick. >> pastor scott says his organization -- let me get this in -- is nonpartisan and the event had not been organized by the trump campaign, yet scott, he's been a top surrogate for trump since 2016. he's on the show a lot. his organization was given a grant from the main super pac supporting trump's reelection campaign. i had to say that. what did you want to say? keith, did you want to add anything? >> yeah, i wanted to say people know the president'

but the trump administration has been asleep at the wheel. president trump, good morning, arthere is a pandemic of coronavirus, where are you? where is your plan? it's just amazing, the crisis grows and grows and we hear nothing. coronavirus, no coronavirus testing kits had been widely distributed to our hospitals and public health labs. president trump state department overruled the recommendations of the scientists in the cdc, and allowed infected passengers from a cruise ship to be flown back into the united states. and amazingly, at a time when we know these pandemics can spread, this administration cut the cdc, the agency in charge of fighting these global viruses with a 16% senseless cut to its budget. my fellow americans, that's what they do on all of these things. they just cut, and then the president tries toe claim credit after we restore the money. he did it in the state of the union.wo he was claiming because of his great work with nih we are curing cancer. he has cut nih and every budget including this one. it's a disgrace of thi

trump attacking their recommendation. quote, the development immediately prompted questions about whether the justice department was bending to white house pressure. the gulf between the prosecutors and their justice department superiors burst into public view the week before stone was to be sentenced for trying to sabotage an investigation that posed a threat to the president. quote, congradilations to ag barr for taking a charge of a case that was toetally out of control. even bob mueller lied to congress. fact check. robert mueller didn't lie to congress. of course he didn't. but there is evidence the trump barr wrecking ball has crushed career prau career prosecutors in the sentencing of flynn as well. quote, while they first recmoaned up to six months. now they believe probation would be appropriate. in light of reporting like that, that democrats on the house judiciary committee announced they expect barr to testify before their committee in march and face questions about what they call a concerning pattern of condu

namaste trump. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the ashram, and after that they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, everywhere colors and more colors, the varied colors of india's diversity, and in the midst of all this, the presence of president trump, first lady melania trump, ivanka, and jared, the presence of president trump here with his family imparts a new sweetness and closeness of family ties to the relations between india and the united states. india, usa relations are no longer just another partnership. it is a far greater and closer relationsh relationship. the solicitation event is called namaste trump, namaste

they acknowledge trump is a client. trump has disclosed in his limited white house disclosures the amounts that he owes and what those loans are. they have in the case of tammy mcfadden that we were discussing earli earlier, they said that they handled everything properly. they're playing defense. and they are trying to desperately, i think, to make this very bad situation where they are the public face of donald trump's finances. they're trying to make that go away as best we can. i think to their credit here, it sounds like they're owning up. they're not really disputing anything, and it's hard to dispute because a lot of this is public. >> the last question i have for you is about what i see coming next month with the supreme court arguments over, among other things, the subpoena to deutsche bank to hand over their financial records related to trump. are you concerned that they may have destroyed or mishandled or altered those records? i raise this because you had reported at "the times" that multiple deutsche bank e

and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> laura: his instinct was to ignore elizabeth warren, speak in general terms and when all else fails, just recite his resume. >> i'm a new yorker, i know how to take on an arrogant con man like donald trump that comes from new york. i am a mayor. i was a mayor. i know how to run a complicated city. the biggest, most diverse city in the country. >> laura: warren was circling him like a turkey vulture over a wounded faun. >> he has gotten some number of women, dozens, who knows, to sign nondisclosure agreementsur for sexual harassment and for gender discrimination in thews workplace. so, mr. mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those nondisclosure agreements? so we can hear their side of the story? [applause] >> laura: you would think with all that dough he shelled out, that bloomberg would be ready for those obvious points she was going to raise, right? well. >> none of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they didn

>> he avoids it because bernie sanders sort of analogous to donald trump -- donald trump through the republican primaries in 2016 kept getting 30% of the vote in all those primaries. bernie sanders clearly has about 30% of the democratic base locked in. young progressive voters, they really like bernie and as a result, the other candidates are very reluctant to alienate his voters by going after him. other than to say, you know, as amy klobuchar did, she didn't think a democratic socialist was electable. paul: other than that, how was the play, mrs. lincoln. new polls show bernie sanders struggling to maintain his lead in the granite state. can he close the deal with new hampshire voters? we'll talk to someone who l follows his campaign. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep y

donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way. judge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats. judge jeanine: who would make a better construction work, donald trump or michael bloomberg. judge jeanine: did you like the way elizabeth warren beat down michael bloomberg? for all out confidence... ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, beautiful colors and an improved fit for a sleek design and personal style. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. [♪] judge jeanine: that's all for tonight. remember, follow me through the week on facebook and instagram. go to our store, judge jeanine do the store. and buy the shirt that says, "are you stupid?" "the greg gutfeld show" is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. same place. president trump: i just said how long have you two been togethe

donald trump was lucky and he had you. you didn't allow the establishment types to take over in that way. but bernie doesn't speak up for whatever reason. it's all incoming at him. this one -- if i were him fan i supported him -- i'm a capital yismist, but -- i'm a capitalist, but if i were a socialist i would be speaking but this. i hear you were in the room as the senate was voting today. >> i had the privilege to sit in the senate chamber to watch the vote. i watched pierre delecto. this guy had such a lack of courage he couldn't even use his real name on twitter. this is a guy who was pro choice when he ran for the u.s. senate in 1996. he game pro-life when he went back to utah, pro chive when he ran for governor massachusetts. this notion that his conscience plays such a big role. this guy is a fraud and he has been for the last 25 years. he will be remembered as someone who always put himself above all of the country's needs. trish: is this to make him relevant again? >> he's completely irrelevant. mitt romney is goi

trump. this durham investigation is designed to get brennan. they want to pin something on him. durham, who is a u.s. attorney in connecticut used to have a very good reputation. >> he's investigated law enforcement before. >> correct. but when the inspector general's report about this came out a few months ago, he, even though his investigation isn't even over, you know, mouthed the trump line of the inspector general's report is flawed. so the durham investigation looks at this point like a hit job designed to get someone, probably brennan in the deep state as the president calls it, not like a good faith investigation of what went on here. >> so durham has worked for both -- for different administrations. he's worked under both parties investigating wrongdoing and law enforcement and elsewhere. why would he do this? >> you know, the being associated with donald trump is the great reputation killer of our lifetime. i mean, if you look at all the people who have, you know, whether it's memb

something he has made clear to trump. but news of potentially resigning would be a dramatic escalation and raises the question of whether is serious or whether he's trying to send a message to the public that he won't be pushed around. tensions reached a high point last week when barr ordered appear as though doj nd more was just jumping at trump's demands. barr then took to tv and claimed that the tweets are undercutting his ability to do his job. that hasn't stopped trump from weighing in on cases. trump told reporter just ned that he does make it harder for barr to do his job. he couldn't resist a chance to remind everyone there who's really in charge. >> just so you understand, i chose not to be involved. i'm allowed to be totally involved. i'm actually, i guess, the chief law enforcement officer of the country, but i've chosen not to be involved. >> a source tells cnn the tension between the president and his a.g. appears to be cooling off. earlier tuesday, trump said he had confidence in barr. a spokesperson said th

he's a rare gold trump card member of the trump d.c. hotel. perfect. this is who will now be responsible for briefing congress and the president about the conclusions of our collective intelligence community. i'm joined now by national security reporter at the daily beast who has been reporting this story out. thank you for being here, erin. i want to ask you, first of all, regarding this meeting where the republican members got upset reportedly at hearing that russia is back at it again trying to help trump get re-elected, what -- do you have reporting on what were they upset about? were they upset about the fact that basically the intelligence services were snitching on what russia was doing or were they upset they felt the way they were delivers the information could be used politically against donald trump? >> what we know speaking to several sources about this briefing is republican lawmakers, i think the correct word for it would be they were exasperated. they were confused about what intelligence was actually be put in front of them. they had a

the biggest fear of donald trump is no one running in the democratic primary, it's donald trump. because donald trump, he has a capacity dm we saw on thursday, do the crazy ridiculous things. i think if donald trump can be disciplined which is a huge ask, it makes it very hard for the democrats. any guarantee, donald trump will be chaotic and undisciplined. >> and his high water mark, he's at 49%. as good as it's been for donald trump. so this -- >> 63% on the economy and so the outreach that he did, whether you like him or not, people are starting to get used to this chaos and particularly if you have a grumpy 70-year-old -- 77-year-old bernie sanders being just as cranky but for this guy, the economy is good. >> no matter who the democratic candidate -- >> i'll bring this to jen, 49%, yes, you could make the argument with an economy it should be 55%, 60%. 49% was about where barack obama was at going for re-election. in this kind of polarized environment that may be enough. >> that's right, it may be. democrats should have their eyes open about that. looking back at this week,

president donald trump goes on the attack trump lashes out at his opponents calling them evil it comes after u.s. senators threw out the impeachment charges against him trump says he suffered a terrible ordeal and calls the trial a just price. also coming up the fallout from the coronavirus in beijing a busy capitol that now looks like a ghost town this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops mock shops tourists who visit usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. plus german politics is rocked by a backlash involving the far right the preemie of the east instead of the range of steps down into a after being elected with the hill both the populist alternatives to germany. it's good to have you with us us president donald trump has addressed the nation a day after he was acquitted at his impeachment trial speaking from the white house trump said he was the victim of a long and corrupt process the trial may be over but deep divisions remain between the president and the most powerful democrat in washington u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi. at. the natio

president donald trump goes on the attack trump lashes out at his opponents calling them evil it comes off 2 u.s. senators throughout the end patron charges against him trying to say as you saw for the terrible ordeal and calls the trial to just price also coming up the german chancellor is to hold business told us in angola an oil rich countries struggling under corruption and extreme poverty we'll take a look at what i'm golems make of their president's promise to create jobs and turn their lives around. plus defying the taliban on the street fields and mountain range once used to attack figure afghan capital is now home to enthusiastic young snowboarders and they have big plans for this. i'm jarred great it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has addressed the nation a day after he was acquitted at his impeachment trial speaking from the white house trump said he was the victim of a long and corrupt process the trial may now be over deep divisions remain between the president and the most powerful democrat in washington u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi. the nationa

i think trump is a fraud. i think under trump the top 1%, i've seen hundreds of billions of dollars increase in their wealth. do you know what real inflation accounted for increase in wages was last year for the average worker? less than 1%. >> it's the first time it had gone up in a while. >> 17 cents an hour. >> hasn't been going up for -- >> but how do you talk about an economy that's working when the people on top are making hundreds of billions of dollars more and the average worker is making 17 cents. we need -- we need an economy that works for working people. and my agenda is that agenda. that's raising the minimum wage, that's health care for wall, that's making sure that all of our kids, regardless of their income, can get to college or trade school by imposing a modest tax on wall street speculation. >> someone that likes their 401(k) but doesn't like the character of donald trump, how do you convince them to vote for you? >> i convince them to vote for us because we are going to create an economy t

no, not donald trump. mayor bloomberg. >> i don't think you look at donald trump and say we need somebody richner the white house. >> the mayor says he has a grade record. he's done these wonderful things. the fact of the matter is, he's not managed his city very well when he was there. he didn't get a lot done. he had stop and frisk, throwing close to five million young black men against the wall. >> we had very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many?-- >> let me finish. none of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> sean: that's like a dana white mma beat-down. you can buy a lot of things with $500 million. you can. but you can't buy a personality, charisma and you can't even buy good debate preparation. in two short hours, this never-ending slick $500 million marketing campaign collapsedhi before the entire country's eyes. the cover of the "new york post" called it a brutal beat-down. even the far left tabloid, the new york daily news compared it to a ma

talk but trump winning. a lot because of economic anxiety that he played on, particularly in the key states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and i think that bernie will, if he is the nominee, get most of the democratic votes, but there arlet of independents out there and it's that 8% to 10% that karl mentioned that simply won't go for him. that i think spells a trump re-election if he is the nominee. i think there are lot of millenials who don't understand what socialism is, and aren't as concern but those who are going to the ballot box with some economic anxiety or concerns aren't going to go for bernie. they will go for trump. >> david rothman called me this morning. you know what joe biden's number is in iowa quinn -- win -- quinnipiac, 3%. i didn't double-check it but he has a reputation of being pretty accurate guy. and to the point -- i taught at tulane for a long time in '08, and if you had outcome -- you are 20 years old your experience with capitalism hasn't been positive. your parent its went

were they setting up trump? were they setting up all the people around trump? if so who did it and why did they do it. that one maybe happens this summer. that could shake the intelligence community, the justice department and the fbi, shake it to its roots. trish: it's disturbing to see this play out. just going through the whole mueller thing and come out 2 1/, 3 years later, there was no there there. a waste of taxpayer money. then you have the other investigations going on. you feel michael flynn was set up. what does this tell you about effectively the swamp, the deep state. i know you were there and saw a lot of it firsthand. and you were also there, i believe, during the nixon administration as well? what happened over that time frame? did it just get worse and worse? >> it's not the deep state as much as it's the broad state. the professional bureaucrats. they didn't like donald trump. when we walked into the white house necessity looked at us like an alien invading army. someone came into my office and said there is a transcript of general flynn's conv

trump? and which trump would they rather run against, state of the union trump or today's model of east room trump? >> all right. that's an easy question, brian. the first one is hard and the second one is easy. i'll take the second one first. they'd much rather run against the trump from today than state of the union. i think, you know, the trump from state of the union was a liar, but they're used to that. he's also the one who gets to talk about the economy and talk about the -- generally optimistic. he sort of stuck to the script. that's the trump the democrats fear. they are lucky in one respect because they don't get to see him that often. you rarely see trump that disciplined so the trump they saw today, the one who is acting out, the one who is reminding voters in the middle of the country who are not especially ideological who are not the trump haters, not the trump lovers, who are weary of the craziness of the white house, that is the stuff is that's going to help democrats in the

trump was right. he needed to blow off steam today. >> adam schiff and nancy pelosi are horrible people. if i had not fired james comey, we would not have found this stuff. when i fired that sleeze bag, all hell broke out. it was leakers and liars. it was all [bleep]. these people have gone stone cold crazy. but i have beaten them all my life and i will beat them again in i have to. >> laura: he torched them. but he's right. excuse me if i don't give a fire extinguisher to the people throwing flames at the president since inauguration day. when they say we need more civility what they mean is they want total control where they call the shots. you sit down and shut up and you keep shovelling taxes to washington for promise you never supported. the democrats are a party spent. they are a party at war with itself. one that even in defeat has grown corrupt and decadent. they can't count votes in iowa. they are incompetent or the ultimate election meddlers. the democrats loved things during the bush years

can -- will president trump, if it's a bloomberg-trump race, will he be able to make an issue of that given president trump's own long history of sexist comments? >> kellyanne: it should be an issue here and now, today. you don't have to wait for an election to be offended by the fact that michael bloomberg according to other bloomberg employees said to a woman who announced she was pregnant, she's been congratulated by her coworkers, since arch are to kill it? this is a woman who relied upon her employment, relied upon by the bloomberg form permanent and her fraternity benefits as she's found out the good news. the comments he's made about women -- i mean, "the washington post" had to believe out some of the actual words. the comment is made about women in lawsuits, that is all fair game. and it's fair game because we want to know the person behind the half a billion dollars worth of ads -- >> chris: for president trump when he's made sexist comments too? >> kellyanne: please, i've been working by his eye for four years. is the best i've ever had. >> chris: there are plenty women who

president trump engaged in this scheme through the following means. 1, president trump acting directly and through his agents within and outside the united states government corruptly solicited the government of ukraine to publicly announce investigations into a, a political opponent, former vice president joseph biden junior and b, a discredited theory promoted by russia alleging that the ukraine rather than russia interfered in the 2016 united states presidential election. 2, with the same corrupt motive president trump acting directly and through his agents outside of the united states government conditioned to official acts on the public announcement that he had requested. a, the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression in which president trump had ordered suspended and be, i had of state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued united states support for th

trump, again it's trump. if people think michael bloomberg can be trump, they will support him. i lived in york city. illegalime, he did surveillance of my community, where we went to school, he is never apologized for this. i don't like it at all. i think he's got a problem when it comes to black and brown people. i'm going to be blunt. if he is a nominee, i will work 150% to work against donald trump. minority community has the privilege to go we want the purest candidate. i just don't think we should give up our values and what we are about during the primary season. fight for the candidate you feel a connection to. whatever that might be. fight for that candidate. when it's over, it is vote lou no matter who. -- blue no matter who. bloomberg should expect attacks. this is actually helping bernie sanders. it's more focused on bloomberg. that might help senator sanders. and be then nevada upset winner in south carolina. then it's super tuesday. i want to see bloomberg on the debate stage. there was one more poll he needed to qualify for. hear him respond. he might do a great j

[applause] president trump: thank you. we are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very high. since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected during the previous administration. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. [cheers and applause] president trump: and very incredibly, the average unemployment rate under my administration is lower than any administration in history of our country. [applause] president trump: if we hadn't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanic americans, and asian americans has reached the lowest levels in history. [cheers and applause] president trump: african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american pov

of trump enterprises. and congress one question needs to be addressed by the investigative committee why did trump fire james komi. why do you believe you were fired. so i don't know for sure i believe the prick think the president at his word that i was fired because of the russian rustication something about the way i was conducting it the president felt created pressure on him they wanted to relieve he was asking for something and i was refusing to give it. and fact early in his term trump asked to speak to komi in private. there was a meeting at the white house a one on one meeting between trump and call me call me must have had his antenna up because he felt like something was wrong because as soon as he was done that meeting he wrote up these memos. after meeting with trump call me sat in his car and wrote down what was discussed the meeting was about general fled the advisor who had lied about his contacts with russia trump said he hoped komi coming let the matter go. i hope you can let this go now

trump knows this. he is playing that card that shows -- amy: the whole issue talking about criminal aliens. show peopletudies who are not native born are less likely to commit crimes, whether violent or nonviolent. interestingly, as he touted the wall, just a few weeks ago newly installed panels from the u.s. border wall fell over -- this was from california -- into mexico to ask ago because of high winds. >> yeah. the wall is symbolic adjusted immigration, i think it is the closing of the u.s. mind. that is a trap i think the democrats have fallen into. they played to anti-immigrant sentiment. instead of saying racist tropes, they said -- at the leveled immigrant body, the tortured, the starved, dehydrated from the dead child at the river and in the desert, there is not that much of it statistical difference between obama and trump. -- trump strategists know what they are doing when they are deploying immigration as an electoral tactic and part of the core strategy. juan: president trump also talked l

the trump organization says that's total nonsense. we provide rooms at cost, and for anyone to suggest otherwise is not only inaccurate but an outright lie. eric trump once claimed the same about when his father travels to the properties. >> saves a fortune. if you go to the hotel across the street it would be 500 bucks a night whereas we charge them 50 bucks. >> vacations, you want vacations, you're not in the right business. >> reporter: there was a time on the campaign trail when donald trump said he would hardly leave washington at all if elected. >> i promise you, i will not be taking very long vacations if i take them at all. >> reporter: but that was then. now between golfing, visits to golf courses, time away from d.c. as the post puts it, he spent more than 342 days, one-third of his entire presidency at his own clubs and hotels and charges the government for it. >> i'm not looking for credit, but i give up my salary. i get zero. >> reporter: the president often bragged about how he doesn't accept a salary, and all he does du

donald trump is going to do. his play is very, very clear. he's going to drag whoever this nominee is, their negatives. that's the biggest concerns. how are democrats ready to fight that? how are you going to beat that? he's not expanding his base. he just wants to make sure whoever is running against him, he's as negative -- they're as negative as he is. >> this week's impeachment hearing, trial in the senate has been disturbing for so many reasons. the things put on the table by republicans on what a president can do, which is pretty much what a king can do. now thinking beyond trump and who is there to bactrim up. the nbc "wall street journal" poll, prefer a democratic controlled congress, 49, want republicans in charge, 43. democrats are winning on that. on whether trump should be removed from office, on this poll, 46/49. within the margin of error. a smaller percentage that trump should be removed in office. one more. the senate has enough info already to decide trump's fate, 39%. the senate needs to hear fr

they're trump focused. >> they're very trump focused. really laser focused on the economy, laser focused on health care, laser focused on medicare, social security. i mean, he is hitting donald trump where it hurts him the most. and it's the only money we've got in there that is antitrump money. nobody else can come close. the democratic national committee ought to be the one doing this. >> he's running general election ads. zblut he's doing it and it's very, very effective. on top of that he's committed whether he wins or loses to keep his staff the intact to help whoever becomes the nominee. >> this is an interesting commitment that bloomberg made because he's got a data operation that is very strong and he's got the money and he said that he will support whoever the nominee is, something that not every candidate has been as clear on. who do you think gains or loses the most from the elevation of mike bloomberg by the democratic party at this moment? >> probably at this moment someone like amy klobuchar who's been having a very difficu

it trump 2424 and trump forever. trump will be speaking tomorrow. we expect he will say impeachment was a hoax and a witchhunt and democrats were after him, but we have to note, the president can't say this was a partisan vote because mitt romney voted on the first article with democrats so he became the first u.s. senator to vote to remove a president of his same party. thatas president trump and his allies angry, some calling for mitt romney to be ousy.d from the pa trump will have a lot to say about that. judy:ha lisa, ware you picking up about that? lisa: there are arrows within the reputican party aimed mitt romney, but not from his fellow senators. republican senators speaking to myself, daniel and sarah, our producer, said they respect mitt romney, respectfully disagree is what we heard time and again. we heard from chuck schumer, the democratic leader, that he thinkshat mitt romney did emma especially his speech talking about hiseasoning, reflects what he believes many republicans might believe, but dn't vote on. who knows what everyone beli

at a trump rally? >> yeah. >> good luck. >> however, all anyone has been talking about is the impeachment. and while 69 percent of americans wanted to hear from witnesses like john bolton, senate republicans wouldn't allow it. so what do these folks think of the trial as it nears its end? i think the impeachment trial itself is a joke, period. >> st a shit show. >> we think st a complete sham, he hasn't done anything wrong. >> how did we get here with no evidence. >> he didn't do it. >> he didn't do anything. >> he didn't do anything. >> he didn't do anything. >> we should let everybody testify. >> correct, false. >> oh, yeah, no, no. >> no. >> you think john bolton should testify. >> no. >> why not. >> he could testify, but i think he is vengful for getting fired from his job. i think is he a liar, john bolton is a liar. >> absolutely. >> there should be a system set up where he takes an oath and an under oath he tells the truth otherwise he is punished. >> i think there he should be. >> and a judge p

trish: tonight, video of another horrifying anti-trump attack against pro trump students on a liberal college campus. did you hear that? the student threatening to slash republican throats. tonight we have all the details and more from this disturbing video. but first the facts. free everything. 2020 dems are running on how terrible they say our economy is. >> you have to make an economy that works for us. >> if you are sick and tired of hearing how great economy is when you don't feel it -- trish: the liberal media says president trump is lying about the economy. >> the president talks about job creation. >> the economy is the best it's ever been. this is particularly maddening not because the president is saying it and lying about it. >> job growth is slow under president trump. trish: today blowing away job expectations. monica crowley is delivering the facts and facts only right after this. when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. one that saves you money by letting you design your own data - givi

trump went right there. and bloomberg was fortunate that he could have that debate with donald trump. so he will keep pushing that. how is that going to work in the primary? it depends if people think you need someone like that. not just democrats, some republicans like me, it is all about beating donald trump. >> so i'm going to play some of the sound bites who have gone after michael bloomberg as he's surged in the polls. >> i don't think people look at the guy in the white house and say i want someone richer. >> when people understand that in a our democratic society, we have an individual worth $60 billion. he's literally trying to buy the elections. >> i don't think you can buy an election. if we can debate, red line on stop and frisk. >> he's going to be on the debate stage in nevada. he will have a lot of tough questions to answer from democratic contenders. from the moderators as wellful are we likely to see more of that going against michael bloomberg? and does that speak to the concern among candid

president donald trump delivers a self-congratulatory state of the union address the american adventure has only just begun and my fellow americans the best is yet to come. he hailed the economy and his foreign policy achievements but steered clear of impeachment as republicans transit for more years meanwhile democrats sat mainly silent but the speaker of the house didn't need to say a thing to let the president know what she thought of that speech. i'm confident thanks for joining us president donald trump has delivered this year's state of the union address it was a speech celebrating a wide range of the president's policies topped off at times with spectacle reminiscent of his reality t.v. background but the biggest issue not covered in the 8 minute speech impeachment trump opened the speech to congress and the u.s. public by saying he has ushered in an american comeback including a booming economy the president also touted his moves on a range of signature foreign policy issues including trade deals and pressuring nato allies to up defense spending. take a listen now to how that sp

trump at first through mr. giuliani and then directly solicited interference with an american election from a foreign government, and he ordered others in his administration to work with mr. giuliani to ensure this scheme's success. mr. president, while there is still more evidence that the senate should have subpoenaed both witnesses and documents that would have given us a more complete understanding of what happened, we know as much as we do because of the courage and strength of american patriots who put country before self, patriots like the intelligence community whistle-blower who was followed by army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and former u.s. ambassadors to ukraine, marie yovanovitch and william taylor as well as current members of the administration. these americans who came forward were doing exactly what we always ask of citizens. if you see something wrong, you need to speak up. see something, say something. it is a fundamental part of citizenship to alert each other to danger, to act for

but one person didn't -- donald trump. he didn't just not applaud the concept of loving thy neighbor he had to physically turn around from the man who was saying it. there was more. >> ask god to give you the strength to go against your human nature, to follow jesus' teaching. you believe jesus' teaching act like it, me too. to love your enemies. ask god to take political contempt from your heart. and sometimes when it's just too hard, ask god to help you fake it. >> love your enemies. donald trump doesn't know that that was jesus christ's idea. take contempt from your heart. what would be left in donald trump's heart if there were no contempt? and if that's too hard to do then fake it. donald trump has faked a lot of things but he couldn't fake that not even today at a prayer breakfast where the speaker right before him suggested to him, urged him to at least try to fake being a good person for once, at least try to fake that he understood the christian concept of love your enemies. it was as if arthur brooks was giving t

is guilty trump is impeached and was not exonerated that same will last forever. interim place to challenge is abuse of power claims that trump with how the military aid in a bid to pressure ukraine to probe supposed corruption by potential democratic rival joe biden allege that bud tried to quash investigation into a gas company that. there the charge was obstruction of congress of the president instructing white house aides to defy congressional subpoenas on the scale of more pain takes a closer look well the impeachment proceedings have come to their ultimate conclusion donald trump was acquitted on both charges abuse of power and obstruction of congress however even though it was a quick vote with very little unexpected activities there was certainly plenty of debate in the lead up to the ultimate vote and conclusion the proceedings your hatred of donald trump has blinded you to the obvious. this is not about protecting the country this is about destroying the president a great miscarriage of justice in the trial of president trump as a result the verdict of t

and then telly tubby trump is coming. he has a disease, a narcissistic personality disorder. it's a real thing. it was going to come out. whoever convinced him on tuesday to stick to the prompter was very good, because that's hard for him. he had 100 off-ramps that he could have do what he usually does. there was no looking at the prompter and then saying so true, like he had never seen it before, which he probably doesn't see it. but then thursday was so horrible with these veiled threats. com comey, we're going to see what happens. people will be in jail. that language. >> why do you think he never pays any price for that? >> because the worst thing that could possibly have happened, that we all feared and talked about, has happened. he's normalized. anything you see enough becomes normal. you don't notice it. he's in a great position. the bad is baked into the cake. his fans either love it, because it's trolling or just him, and lots of other people are like, yeah, i know it's him, but we all know crazy people in our l

a lot of it is in president trump's court. we'll see if he continues to call ukraine corrupt and continues to call his phone call perfect. seems like he's likely to do that. >> yeah. and we can tell from the conversation that zelensky is -- doesn't want to talk much about it. keeps calling it "santa barbara," referencing a soap opera. we'll continue to analyze. next hour starts in a moment. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines... while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day,... with food... or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its... ingredients or if you take dofetilide. if you have hepatitis b, it can change during treatm

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"trump or false"? show your paddles. everyone says that his fake news, everybody is on the board with one. wonderful. one point of peace. here's quote number two. "trump or false" did he really say is hillary clinton can't satisfy her husband, what makes her think she can satisfy america? is that "trump or false"? did he really set? and leslie is now in the lead with two. he said it april 16 on twitter. while running for president he shared tweet that said this but then deleted it. that's fun. alright you guys ready for quarter three? that's right. you can have all of the technology in the world, i am a professional at technology. "trump or false"? they are saying it's real, well,. >> you can have all the technology in the world i'm a perfectionist technology. look at that he really said it obviously. he said it during a departure talking about the border wall with this technological expertise. leslie still in the leads it is a nailbiter she has a one point advantage over alex and chris. >> affiliates

this is far more systemic, and it was welcomed by the trump campaign. there were lots of connections and meetings about which by the way most of the people lied. if the meeting was perfectly okay, why would you lie about it? why would you be meeting with the russian officials about an american election? >> it is interesting, because the president as you know going way back repeatedly has tried to cast doubt on the russian interference on his behalf. do you believe he is putting his own personal political interests over the security, over the 2020 election, because the current assessment from his own intelligence community that briefed the house intelligence community the other day, his own intelligence officials are making the same charges right now that the russians are already interfering. >> that is right. there's been a consistence, a consistency of the reporting of the intelligence community across the board, unanimous, that the russians most certainly did interfere with the 2016 election with purpose of electing donald trump. donald trump doesn't

that's trump-style rally there. just five days coming up to the saturday caucus, one long-time nevada pollster told mcclatchy news, this race is wide open in nevada. i'm joined by adrian elrod from the dcc, hillary clinton's campaign in 2016. eugene columnist at the washington post. and national political reporter. thank you. i guess, where are we going with bernie on this thing? is it fair to say he was separate from the tough guys against the culinary workers. here's the address. you know people play this dirty stuff once in while. >> there's duplicity. bernie sanders has received support from online supporters. you go after beto o'rourke, they go over elizabeth warren. >> what is the tactic besides using bad language and scaring people? >> in this case it sounds like a lot of actual harassment. in previous cases simply more of the political, trying to undermine the other candidates, trying to spread -- in some cases real information, other cases misinformation. but they're very, very aggressive. and they do not r

bill barr rebuking trump. major news here from what can only be described as a besieged attorney general of the united states. bill barr for the first time now, you may have heard this just briefly. it broke as we were coming on the air. he is claiming to disagree president trump. let me get into it. this is a rare new interview. it comes as the embattled attorney general is taking heat for siding with trump in this very controversial way, politically intervening in the case of convicted trump aide roger stone and many say, blatant politicizing the department of justice. we'll break down what he is doing and why you can't really take it at face value. i'll show you the evidence. let's take a look here. mr. barr claiming what you need to focus on are the words. >> public statements and tweets made about the department. about our people in the department. our men and women here. about cases pending in the department. and about judges before whom we have cases. make it impossible for me to do my job. >> that's th

trump. ["ii 'm proud to be an american" is playing] ♪ ["god bless the usa" playing] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: all i can say is that the fake new just doesn't get it, do they? they don't get it. [cheering] they just don't get it. hello, charleston, and i'm thrilled to be back in the great state of south carolina. [applause] with thousands of hard-working american patriots who i believe in faith, family, god, and country. thank you. a phenomenal crowd. only topped by the number of people outside. if anybody would like to give up where you're standing or your seat, please raise your hand. then let's begin, right? thank you all very much. no, they don't get it. down the road they have a rally. for the people that are going to be running tomorrow. [crowd boos] pres. trump: they are trying to get to 100, but they are not going to make it. i think they are going to set up a roundtable. that is what they do

trump. he's the real threat to the country. >> colonel vindman got thrown out of the white house, got walked out. >> there was courage. i read today about lieutenant colonel vindman being escorted out of the white house. >> we should be pinning a medal on vindman and not rush limbaugh. i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman of how much support we gave him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. who we are. that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> good morning from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm ali velshi and here is what's happening on your saturday. days after the senate delivered the president a victory with the akwidcquittal of abuse of power charges, trump is out for revenge against his adversaries and showing republicans that there will be a heavy price to pay for disloyalty. two star witnesses who testified during the impeachment inquiry have been purged from their positions. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman was escorted out of the white ho

will be the second term of trump. and that's that nancy pelosi isn't going to be there. [applause] tyrus: she obviously has inside information we don't have. if i knew something bad was going to happen and you weren't listening, i'm going to leave. i am going to pack up and leave. when it happens i will come back and say i told you. greg: kat: , my prediction is the trump presidency is like a show and this is the second season. kat: they said the same thing the last time. the world will end if he gets elected. this is bad for my brands but i will say it. my life is going pretty well. i'm pretty happy. my career is going well. i got a boyfriends that i am sure is not with me just for money and food. my cat is still alive. my dad also not dead. and as i lay in bed pat night and wonder if something stupid i said and it will be crashing down, at least i'm having the panic attacks on a bed instead of an air mattress like i was in my 20s. they said if trump was elected i would be living in buckers eating scold cans of beans

trump." the national archives originally stood behind his decision, saying the changes were made "so as not to engage in current political controversy." but last month, the national andives reversed course apologized. amy: we turn now to a historian who says this was only the latest example of "a great and growing threat to our nation's capacity to protect and learn from history." matthew connelly is professor of history at columbia university and principal investigator at history lab. his recent piece for "the new york times" is headlined "why you may never learn the truth about ice." it details how the national archives is reportedly allowing millions of documents, including many related to immigrant rights, to be expunged. professor, welcome to democracy now! lay out what you found. >> what i found is the national archives, which as a matter of business in the normal practice of archiving our nation's record, they have to decide what records are going to be temporary and which ones they ne