it's the duty of the united states government. we will continue to execute that with great energy and vigor. second, i will get you the numbers. i want to make sure i get them right. iere's not a lot more that can say about it, other than to say this is not the last step. we will continue to do our own efforts, our own fact-finding to make sure that decisions that the united states makes are based on real facts and data that we can confirm ourselves. we will certainly take information that comes from other sources, the turkish intelligence service. we will evaluate that information and validated. we will form our own judgments about the fact and hold those responsible accountable based on the fact that we determine are appropriate. congress, i with have spoken to our allies around the world. we want to make sure that everyone understands that the united states doesn't believe that the killing of jamal khashoggi was anything other than a horrific act. we help we can work together with congress and our allies to hold those responsib

the united states will not sit idly by as faceless, politicized claims are brought against us. that concludes the statement, i'd be happy to try to answer a few questions. >> in response to the actions you've announced, iran's foreign minister called the u.s. an outlaw regime. i wanted to get your reaction to that and i also wanted to ask you, if i may, mr. ambassador, about north korea with the announcement that the secretary of state will be traveling to pyongyang. do you trust kim jong un? do you personally trust him? mr. bolton: with respect to questions outside the scope of our withdrawal from these two treaties i'll pass on those because we want to focus on the steps the president thorsed with those two treaties. iran is a rogue regime. it's been a threat throughout with theast, not only ballistic missile programs but it's acted for decades as a nker for terrorism and its style in the retoday is a breach of agreels. i don't take what they say seriously at all. are you re really -- of erned about the people ran, having -- that this is an avenue the iranian government can u

domestic groups in the united states of america. to that end, beijing has mobilized front groups to shift american's perception of their policy. as a senior member intelligence community told me just this week, what the russians are doing pales in comparison to what china is doing across this country. and the american people deserve to know it. senior chinese officials have also tried to influence business leaders to encourage them to condemn our trade actions. leveraging their desire to main thain te tan their operations in china. in one recent example, china denied a license for major u.s. corporation if they refused to speak out against our administration's policies. and when it comes to influencing the midterms, you need only look at beijing east's tariffs in ree to ours. the tariffs imposed by china today specifically targetsed industry and states that would play an important role in the 2018 elections. by one estimate, more than 80% of u.s. counties targeted by china voted for president trump and i in 2016. now china wants to

domestic groups in the united states of america. to that end, beijing has mobilized covert actors, front groups, and propaganda outlets to shift americans' perception of chinese policy. as a senior career member of our intelligence community told me just this week, what the russians are doing pales in comparison to what china is doing across this country. and the american people deserve to know it. senior chinese officials have also tried to influence business leaders to encourage them to condemn our trade actions, leveraging their desire to maintain their operations in china. in one recent example, china threatened to deny a business license for a major u.s. corporation if they refused to speak out against our administration's policies. and when it comes to influencing the midterms, you need only look at beijing's tariffs in response to ours. the tariffs imposed by china to date specifically targeted industries and states that would play an important role in the 2018 election. by one estimate, more than 80% of u.s. counties targete

do you want to go to the united states? have you heard that president trump doesn't want more people coming and he's even separated families who try to come? "what should we do now, then," she says. "i don't want to have the lives of my children further destroyed." >> bill weir joins us now from the mexican side of the border. what's going to happen to these people, what's the situation right now? >> reporter: that's a good question, anderson. they did, as i said, open up a trickle there. they were moving them three busloads at a time to a refugee camp. here on the mexican side there. at the rate we're seeing, it will take days to get everybody off of that bridge. as you saw that, like marta, she's seeking asylum from a dangerous place. others are trying to find a better life for themselves and their kids. but all of them, i've never seen anything like it, like people running from a burning people. turning back, it wasn't happening. what you missed there was there was tear gas, they had literally forced the gates open at on

what about the united states? do you believe the united states in the trump era is a nation of sheep? do you believe congress is a gaggle or a pack or whatever eep are in the plural? do you believe that if the military, the uniformed military of the united states is given an order that they not believe is a legal order? should they refuse it? >> well, for the military, i sort of take that off the table. i'm not on active duty anymore. if they get an order that is illegal, they absolutely are required not to follow it. i think that's separate. i think our political leaders, some of our social leaders, i think a lot have been quieted. i have a lot of conversations with people who have misgivings but they say, you know, but the economy is doing well or, but, we got this that we like. we got that that we like. the danger is as we attack the media or attack our political opponents or put names that is publicly shaming or embarrassing to people, we start to over time cause people to be more and more reticent to say anyt

the last thing the united states would wa nt to last thing the united states would want to see, and i think the rest of the world, certainly the arab world, would be instability in saudi arabia. stephen, think we are looking at almost shakespearean drama here. you can see the promise of reform and the acts of reform by the saudi crown prince that will ta ke the saudi crown prince that will take saudi arabia followed, and then you see a dark side. you see the paranoia. you see the sense of vengeance. paranoia. you see the sense of vengeance. you paranoia. you see the sense of vengeance. you see paranoia. you see the sense of vengeance. you see this unbelievable violence inside the country, and the rest of saudi citizens, and the exile of other saudis —— the arrest. and it is unclear which way this is going to turn out, which way will this young man turned. but certainly the khashoggi event, if it is true he was murdered, this is going to be a watershed moment the inside saudi arabia and for those countries around the world that have closed relations with the kingdom. madawi, you ha

phrase guardedly in the united states. the main battle is not between the united states and china or mexico or canada. though there are skirmishes there to be sure. the heart of this conflict involved actions taken by the government of the united states that curtail the economic freedom of american consumers and american businesses. the tariffs and quotas imposed by the u.s. government are a tax on u.s. citizens, this he reduce the flow into the united states of goods and services and investment capital, and those flows create our national wealth. in renegotiating existing trade agreements in south korea and especially mexico and canada, the u.s. government has claimed the right to control basic aspects of american company's business practices, including the amount and type of content they must produce in various locations, the wages they must offer and prices they must pay for raw materials. as other countries follow suit with new tariffs and controls of their own, the damage is compounded. markets shrink and trade, the b

they will not come into the united states. they will not be granted asylum. this is proof we'll not allow that. liz: jim, don, we really appreciate it. come back soon. thanks for having us in your hopes. thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. our top stories president trump and first lady melania traveled to pittsburgh today, paying their respects to the families of the victims of the synagogue shooting this weekend that left 11 people dead. president trump offered the people of pittsburgh his respect, his compassion and the dems and national left-wing media were viciously attacking him, trying to blame him directly for the senseless tragedy. also, president trump promising bold action to end the practice of so-called birthright citizenship. the president saying he will sign an executive order that will remove the right of citizenship for anyone other than the children of american citizens and permanent residents. >> a person comes in, has a baby, the baby is essentially a citizen of

this is in connection with a case brought by the so-called state of pakistan naming the united states as a defendant, challenging our move of our embassy from television -- tel aviv to jerusalem. i would like to stress the u.s. remains a party to the underlying vienna convention on diplomatic relations, and we expect all other parties to abide by their international obligations under the convention. are consistentay with the decisions president reagan made in the 1980's in the suits tohe politicized the united states by necker agra to terminate our acceptance of the optional compulsory jurisdiction of the international court of justice under article 36.2 of the icj statute and his decision to withdraw from a bilateral treaty with nicaragua. it is consistent with the decision president bush made in 2005 to withdraw from the optional protocol to the vienna convention on consular relations j'slowing the ic interference in our domestic criminal justice system. our actions today deal with the treaties and print litigation involving the united states and before the international court of ju

kaine: april, i am always concerned about how the world views the united states. the hearing did not change my view because i met with judge kavanaugh, read his opinions and law articles and decided after the hearing to oppose his nomination for a couple of important philosophical grounds, mainly that he was too willing to defer to the executive and not be an independent check. but the allegations that then came up from dr. ford i think were very, very serious, and i thought it was important that the hearing's be held so that we could send a message to women or anybody who has suffered sexual assault that we consider this a serious matter and should get to the bottom of it. i think it is important we have these hearings. i will be reviewing the fbi report and there will be a vote soon, but i think the important thing is to send the message that we take claims of sexual assault seriously. my opponent indicated when the allegations were made by dr. ford -- he called them a bunch of crappy. that was his quote. he said what next? will we say that judge kavanaugh pulle

national security advisors been telling reporters in moscow that the united states is still going ahead with pulling out of a key nuclear treaty or playing down fears that it will spark an arms race earlier held a meeting with president putin but despite the tension surrounding the two countries right now they still managed to lighten the mood. as far as i remember there is an eagle on the us national emblem and there are thirteen arrows in one foot and an olive branch with thirteen olives as a symbol of peaceful policy in the other my question is did your eagle eat all the olives and leave just the arrows. i'm grateful for the opportunity to speak with you on behalf of president and hopefully i'll have some interest for you but i didn't bring any more although. that's what i thought. of the took eventually got down to the serious business at hand they even discussed the prospects of a new truck post in meeting in the coming months correspondent a course dollar for that john bolton's news briefing in moscow. well it certainly looks like the united states and russia did as much as they c

i think the majority of people in the united states don't want more war but trump has chosen iran as the demon he did from the time he was campaigning saying that the iran nuclear deal was the worst deal ever of course he's even closer than other administrations have been to both the israeli government and the saudi government and he prefers to listen to them over u.s. allies like germany france england and russia and china that also signed the run nuclear deal so he seems to need a demon he's made friends with north korea it's quite ironic that the north korean government i'm glad he's doing the diplomacy with north korea but let's face it it's a much more authoritarian government than the iranian government is and yet he is putting all the blame on the run for the spread of terrorism around the world when we should really be looking at our ally saudi arabia well i want to give them side the raeburn a second but then what do you make of trump speech at the u.n. calling on the world to isolate iran. well he is pretending that the world community is actually happy with him withdrawing

it has been an ally of the united states. it played a very strong and important role during the cold war in fighting communism. it has played a stabilizing role in the global economy and has been a reliable supplier of oil. has not used oil as a weapon. these are all important points. you know, in the middle east today where you have at least four states that are failed and with chaos raging in yemen and in syria and in libya and the sinai, we cannot afford to have another unstable state. certainly not a state of the importance of saudi arabia. it's extremely important that we focus on stability and on order of that country. >> i want to know what you feel about what president trump said when asked, you know, what he might do. he started to talk about rogue killers. we've all been reading, you know, in the press that potentially in the beginning there was going to be some sort of quote, unquote, face saving agreement between saudi arabia and turkey to potentially call it a rogue operation, absolve the saudi authorities and th

dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. they refused to accept the standstill philosophy of tom dewey or the southern mandates of third-party candidate strom thurmond. 1968 is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while dick nixon and george wallace are wearing the boots of thomas dewey and strom thurmond. the choice seems very much of the same. ♪ democratic campaign began when humphrey clearly and firmly told his a staff where he stands on the issues. vice president humphrey: i want him to argue about my ideas, because when they start, they are you respect. they may not vote for you, but you've got them on the substantive argumentative line, and that is what i want. not whether he is old hat, new hat whether he can be his own , man and all that cheap journalistic bunk. let's get this argument elevated. we've just got to make it crystal clear that the president of the united states and his ambassadors are mak

to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states. but the white house is zeroing in on the five words, subject to the jurisdiction thereof. to possibly make a case people who cross the border illegally may not be eligible for constitutional protections. >> the supreme court of the united states has never ruled on whether or not the language of the 14th amendment subject to the jurisdiction thereof applies specifically to people in the country illegally. i think the president is looking at executive action and i know congress looked at legislative action to reconsider that. reporter: the issue of birthright citizenship came up early in the 2016 campaign. donald trump and jeb bush both highlighting the problem of what they called, anchor babies and taking sharp criticism for it. >> if there is another term i could come up with, i'm happy to hear it. >> now a week before the midterms, president trump has picked up that torch again. >> we're only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby the baby is essentially a citizen o

some states you are doing it. should the united states? >> i want to challenge that last question. the president of guatemala has said gang members -- have infiltrated the group and we want people to flee countries who need to flee countries. we have to declassify it, it is a class one drug on the federal side. i would like to see more results come out of colorado, where they legalized it. my biggest concern is what the doctor say brain development up to 24 years old. let's see the results of that. i am all for medical marijuana. i want more research and i think the government has a big role in the research. recreational marijuana, i would leave that up to the states. we have to be classified as a class one. >> i would fundamentally disagree. i think this is a question for state legislature to answer and it is important for the federal government to get out of the way and let states make that decision. i agree you have to reclassify marijuana and you have to make sure if you want an economy around medicinal marijuana or recreational marijuana that you should have companies be able

states as well as mutual respect but there's no doubt the china now understands that the united states is both widening and intensifying its attacks on china mike pence's speech touched on the principal points of friction between china and the united states right now trade taiwan the south china sea religion human rights and cyber security and of course the rest of asia and the rest of the world is now watching on nervously wondering where this war of words is heading and it's not just a war of words because last weekend in the south china sea we almost had a collision between a u.s. warship and a chinese warship they came to within about forty meters of one another and there is a real concern that brinkmanship on the high seas is starting to get out of control now on monday the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei will be here in beijing he's paying visits to south korea north korea as well as japan he's here to brief china on what the united states is saying to north korea as it tries to breathe new life into its north korea policy but of course he'll be looking to try to ease tension

moves from political experts this is the another example of the united states talking about the rules based democratic order and expecting everyone else to follow it but when it comes time for the united states to follow it you know they just simply change the rules and i'm certainly not a fan of the united states being governed by world bodies unaccountable world bodies but the issue with the with the palestine issue and also with the iran issue is that there are specifically you know we signed this agreement in one hundred fifty five agreed to be adjudicated by the international court of justice and then when they rule against united states we say ok we're going to take our toys and go home. it doesn't look good it sets a bad precedent in it also makes the united states to look like look like someone you can't do business with overseas the us warrant to lay sanctions idea i.c.c. as well as a prosecution of its judges would be on the way by the u.s. actually because the u.s. believes that it's an exceptional state president trump is a real manifestation of this wrong idea that the u.

certainly not a fan of the united states being governed by world bodies and accountable world bodies but the issue with them with the palestine issue and also with the iran issue is that and iran specifically you know we signed this agreement in one hundred fifty five agreed to be adjudicated by the international court of justice and then when they rule against united states we say ok we're going to take our toys and go home it doesn't look good it sets a bad precedent and it also makes the united states to look like look like someone you can't do business with overseas the u.s. warrant to lay sanctions i the i.c.c. as well as a prosecution of its judges would be under way by the u.s. actually because the u.s. believes that it's an exceptional state president trump is real manifestation of this wrong idea that the u.s. is exceptional all other nations should abide by their rules and regulations except for the united states so therefore the u.s. is adamant to the rule of the law it has proved to be. irresponsible. after examining documents from an f.b.i. probe the white house has repo

violence throughout the united states though there have been a number of elected officials both democrats and republicans who have received hateful threats you know we've seen shootings and other incidents now most recently we heard from rand paul the wife of senator rand paul talking about how she has taken some extra precautions in light of all the threats that she and her husband have received that this is the wife of a u.s. senator from kentucky you know we've updated all of our security systems that we i sleep with a loaded gun by my bad you know the information is continuing to surface we do know that the time warner building in columbus circle in new york city is still evacuated at this point and a lot of questions are being raised people are wondering what exactly is happening but as of now we do have this word from the n.y.p.d. as counterterrorism chief that at least four of the explosive devices probably have the same source the u.s. president has vowed to get to the both of them all the incidents saying there's no place for political violence in the country in these times we ha

now fifteen the united states scraps the treaty this will be paid for. the right standard operating procedure it was exhilarating to meet russia you think they did with the state department did you know that. i we're now joined live by u.s. politician and middle east analyst paul a hero to discuss this further paul thanks for being with us here on our team international enduring the sound check we talked about how it's such an interesting night for news i mean the i.n.f. treaty was such an important step to ending the cold war arms race and now more than thirty years later the u.s. is pulling out how significant is this really well this is very significant this is just the latest in the trees that the president united states has been withdrawing from we had the paris climate accord we have the iran deal with china conference saying agreement. we had the trans-pacific partnership and now this it's hard to say whether or not president trump has some longer range negotiating strategy or if this is just his latest bit of impulsiveness it's really difficult t

under rivalry between the united states on russia and. if. this is a treaty disappears and varies armament competition again between your russia and the united states of course europe would be most affected in case of a nuclear war like during the war or because of geography well russia has already said it would restore the balance of the word of the kremlin if this were to happen i mean trump said that obama should have done so about this couple of years ago both the u.s. and russia have been accusing each other of violating this treaty rather just ditch it and then come to the top shouldn't be doing the talks first before talking about ditching it shouldn't they be trying to attempt to resolve these real differences. it looks like again no negotiating tactic for mr trump. or who is putting pressure on his partners because before to negotiate but it can be or saw shining a pretext for united states to develop a more nuclear sites of energies why because of your. job particular context ease. more intense competition and russia and china h

the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. who are most just as they would a simple they want to. go to a specialist about but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the drift used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities best person as banco mom. was you know you know i've ended up my son i guess i'm in a lot of class and i wanted that. they had a lot of the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all of the political rivals the schools have to be about the. struggles of many couples. the push to put it. both of you up with the poor the both of them. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean to win the death penalty just because they think that's the way or think the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict just found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying lose just know really hasn't been there. even many of the time

against the united states but not only. the scoop was around thrive million. 10 million in the last dupal of month. it it was directed at that as well. he had fake aliases and persona. and nuts necessary but generally trying to undermine the institutions in the united states. this goes after one of the people who was re sponsible form mauch larger group that is behind all this. it's wr it's run directly and indirectly by a russian businessman who's been indicted as you it can see a big web the u.s. is operating out there. >> and fred, i'm just curious. any retlakz? >> yeah. very, very important. and this indictment came down. we reached out to the kremlin as well. we haven't got any reaction yet. they're reporting about it. and most of the things is they're reporting president trump's reaction because they said all of this does not show it was any collusion between his campaign and the russians, gorge. >> live for us in moscow. >>> ahead here saudi arabia waited almost three weeks befored a mipgt that missing journalist jam

direction to get natural gas from the united states. how big of a geopolitical strategic issue is this? amb. burt: i think the united states would like to turn it into a big geopolitical issue. president trump believes the germans and other europeans are far too dependent on russian gas. the europeans have been buying russian gas since as early as the late 1960's. there have been disagreements. there was during the reagan administration about european purchases of russian gas. though, is a very smart move, in my view, by angela merkel. she understands, she has heard from other europeans that the trump administration wants to sell lng, liquefied natural gas to europe. i think, not a question of choosing between this russian north stream pipeline and american gas, what i think she is saying she would like to buy both from the united states and germany. i think she hopes that this will may be reduced the criticism she has been getting from washington on this issue. david: ok. many thanks. really appreciate you being here. that is former u.

i'm saying united states citizens. is that in the documentariedocu? >> i don't know that there were people that were hidden and i'm not going to disclose any names because they do not want their names disclosed. people are afraid. >> you're coming forward despite your reservations about this and putting this information out there and what it could mean that attachments to the crown were more than capable of reisching out and touching somebody not once but twice and doing it in a way that is frightenly familiar to the story we're all following right now? >> well, it seems if you're critical confident kingdom and you're a saud citizen, even if you're a grandson of the king, the first king, that you're not protected that they will do what they need to do to silence critics. if you're a member of the royal family, apparently you are -- they know where prince sultan is. grant access. grant access. >> they could ask. it gets complicated because they really don't have any connection to the prince other than a human rights, political issue. but we've got to t

it appears that it's the united states given it's the united states. >> overwhelming the united states has leverage. the stock of the saudis pulling out a military deal is a red herring. it depending on the united states not just for military hardware but a guarantee of security, of support for the saudi regime. the president put it rather crudely i think a week or ten days ago when he said that the soud -- saudi king would not survive without american support. for decades the saudi regime, the royal family has depended on american support to survive. the military's assistance is not merely restricted to selling planes and other hardware, but if there's intelligence sharing, there is joint exercises and efforts. the leverage is unquestionably in america's hands. >> this is something that has certainly been said in this administration, and that is who do you call? so if we're talking about the secretary of state mike pompeo or we talk about those in the white house, in the national security staff, at this moment, if we were to leverage, the united states i'm talking about, leverage its

states china does not want to have a conflict with the united states but if the united states really wants to impose these things onto china i think the chinese people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government and the chinese military. your search says yemen's devastating war has claimed fifty six thousand lives over the past two years some five times higher than previously thought despite it being considered the world's worst humanitarian crisis a british charities found out there but almost half of people in the u.k. are unaware there's a war they're all even though their country is the second biggest supplier of weapons to the country waging a bombing campaign but has more on the findings in a moment but first here's a look at just how much of a toll three years of war has taken on the yemeni people. hi do you know what's happening in yemen. so much. i'm afraid i. don't. know sorry what's happening in yemen. now there's a war soldier review. for some middle east politics tired no idea really do you know what's happening in yemen sorry do you know what's happening in ye

states and china does not want to have the conflict with the united states but if the united states really wants to impose these things on to china i think the chinese people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government and the chinese military. u.s. allies are running on washington as a trade dispute over metal terrorists because the world trade organization mexico canada and even members are pushing the global body to review the levels saying they're concerned by the impact of washington's behavior. this collective results of disputes sense woman reflects the serious concern of the membership of the united states actions norway is worried that the united states would offer a purported justification that is so evidently divorced from real world security concerns. slapped and imports charge of ten percent and twenty five percent on steel back in march america's biggest trade partner has retaliated with taxes on a long list of u.s. goods banking strategies resin strike things trump is not motivated by economic gain. highly political highly charged environment you know there'

states actions norway's worried that the united states would offer a purported justification that is so evidently divorced from real world security concerns ok some of the facts all of this donald trump slapped an import charge of ten percent and twenty five percent on steel back in march america's biggest trade partners retaliated with taxes all along list of u.s. goods by king strategist peter rosen strike thinks trump is not motivated by economic. it's become a highly political highly charged environment you know there's additional political threats that you know if if the rulings don't go in the u.s. is way. that the u.s. would withdraw from the it's important to realize that everybody recognizes that the tariff moved in the name of fair trade in the name of security is more from a change of america's strategic position then it is about trade this idea of a read examining a bilateral relationships and redetermine into these sort of historical relationships and trump is basically blowing them apart and the world is creating a new order where the u.s. is not the central figure and

states actions norway is worried that the united states would offer a proposal to justification that is so evidently divorced from real world security concerns. you may recall donald trump slump the name portraits of ten percent of the many among twenty five percent on steel bach in march america's biggest trade partners retaliated with taxes on a long list of u.s. goods by king strategist peter strike thinks trump is not motivated by economic gain to become a highly political highly charged environment you know there's additional political threats that you know if if the rulings don't go in the u.s. is way. that the u.s. would withdraw from the deputy oh it's important to realize that everybody recognizes that the tariff moved in the name of fair trade in the name of security is more from a change of america's strategic position then it is about trade this idea of a read examining a bilateral relationships and redetermine and of these sort of historical relationships and trump is basically blowing them apart and the world is creating a new order where the u.s. is not the central fig

states before as far as we're aware, and that's that the president of the united states, president trump, has violated that separation of powers, and he's done so in three fundamental ways. after nominating, he did not leave the senate to review the record. he, instead, had his team calm up senators who lead the judiciary committee and said don't let the senate get their hands on any of the records for three years in which the nominee served as staff secretary. that's a direct intervention, a violation of the separation of powers. when i say he, i'm referring to his team, and so that intervention was unacceptable. then the senate requested the records for the time he served on the white house counsel, and in this case the president assigned an individual and gave him a stamp labeled presidential privilege, and that individual proceeded to stamp not ten pages of documents, not 100, not 1,000, not 10,000, but 100,000 pages of develop -- develop vant information -- relevant information were stamped privileged. instead of responding for the records, proceeded to exercise what he referred to

states united states but globally as well. and tim burp and you creator of worldwide webb is concerned about the growing technology that it's exacerbating. i want to ask you because you are ins brussels. you are one of the biggest taxpayers in the united states but the europeans want to you start paying taxes to ireland for instance where you brought a lot of people and business. both you and the irish government are challenging that. why? >> because the -- dsh the law in the past was very clear that that tax revenue which is on essentially the intellectual property that apple created in the united states -- that tax should be paid to the united states. that was the law. and is the law. and until that law changes i -- we will follow the law. now, i understand there is a lot of emotion around it. and a lot of points of have you that are valid points of view that perhaps the allocation should be different for multinational companies. and w embrace that conversation, by the way. and are actively constructively participating in th

i am honored to have joined me now the 64th and 65th secretaries of state of the united states. madeleine albright was the first woman to hold that office. colin powell was the first american american to oversee america's diplomacy. n they are actually good friends. sadly, this bipartisan friend hp is h hp -- friend hp ship is unlikel. we are looking at a world which seems, peace, prosperity, but there are forces of populism, whether you look at europe, you look at latin america, you look at the rise of strong men everywhere. america doesn't seem to know where -- how to handle it. how do you describe the moment we're in? >> first of all, i want to congratulate you on this important anniversary. you have done so much to educate your viewers and to talk exactly about these kinds of things and the books you have written and your editorials. so thank you very much. i do think we are in a very different era where in fact, voices have been disaggregated so people get information through social media. they see things from the perspective of what they agree with. we're very concerned ab

as for the united states, much depends on what happens over the next several days. president trump says if these countries do nothing to stop the caravan streaming in the united states, he will call on the military to close the southern border. we take it up tonight. congressman biggs and angel mendoza whose son was killed by illegal ill grant and the "washington post" opinion editor charlie hurt among our guests. also tonight the f.b.i. former top attorney testifies about rod rosenstein's plan to wear a wire and record president trump in the white house. james baker's testimony behind closed doors has one demanding that rosenstein resign and resign now. >> i think it's time that rod rosenstein steps down. he should do so immediately. and then doing that, i think it would serve the country well, the serve the president well. it's time that we eventually get to the truth of the matter. >> lou: investigative journalist sarah carter joins me tonight and we will talk about the latest developments and president trump on his way to missoula, montana, there to rally suppor

states court of appeals for the district of columbia and next for justice thomas on the united states supreme court. after these clerkships mister miller served at the office of legal counsel in the department of justice before joining the appellate staff section of the civil division. mister miller also spent time with the federal communications commission is deputy attorney general council and five years of affirmative justice as assistant to the solicitor general. most recently mister miller has in working as a partner in seattle, washington. through all these positions he has ordered 60 appeals including 16 in the united states and over 30 in the federal courts of appeals. i welcome both of you and your families. at this point i would like to administer the oath so please rise. >> please raise your right hand. do you affirm the testimony or about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. you may be seated. judge beatty, we will have you go first and i welcome you and give you a chance to give the remarks t

states the united states of america was brazenly tapping for example the german chancellor and this information was confirmed the former as you can see average one the mentioned in this article seems to disagree with it but what they do agree on is that it simply is not true. a quarter of all children in some of the poorest countries are trapped in child labor that's according to unicef with the cocoa industry becoming an area of growing concern. sloan's while on. a u.s. federal appeals court on tuesday of reinstated a lawsuit against the food producers nestlé and cargill a group of former child slaves from mali accuse the companies of supporting for child labor by purchasing cocoa from ivory coast the former child sleeves so waited to long for justice in this case in some the allegations being a picture of overseas slave labor the defendants perpetuated from headquarters in the united states the plaintiffs said the company's provided financial and technical support to ivory coast farmers in order to guarantee the cheapest cocoa nestle denies any wrongdoing. regrettably in bringing

the wings of the united states is dangerous for moost of the illegal immigrants. most of us a lot of sympathy i want to take on most and i want to ask some just about what if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person asked frankel mom. was you know you don't have a i had a person i get i'm in a lot of class and they want that. they have water they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all over for the travels of both of you who have to be about the. affairs it struggles of many couples. deal with the push to political bumbles both of you out there to a few of the folks of the. it's a multinational of a particular kind one you all know some of you may even visit it's present across the globe and on the corner of your street.

states china does not want to have a conflict with the united states but if the united states really wants to impose these things aren't to china i think the chinese people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government and the chinese military. the research says yemen's devastating wars claim fifty six thousand lives over the past two years some five times higher than previously thought despite it being considered the world's worst humanitarian crisis a british charities found out that almost half of people in the u.k. are unaware there's a war there at all even though crucially their country is the second biggest supplier of weapons to the country waging the bombing campaign polyploid has more the findings in a moment but first here's a look at just how much of a toll three years of war has taken on the yemeni people. i. i. hi do you know what's happening in yemen. but. i'm afraid i. don't. know sorry what's happening in yemen. it is a wall. saudi arabia. or some middle east politics i have no idea do you know what's happening in yemen sorry do you know what's happening in y

to keep that audio tape in video from the public and of course we have the united states oscillating not very good optics from donald trump when it comes the story here is the crown prince is going to stay i think i think. it's actually you know it's not just because from saudi arabia. president one is looking for a cost from the united states and i think this is the negotiation that is being going on and we don't see all of it and i don't think there's been a strategic deal yet reached i think he has called some elements probably that he wants and those are clearly lay off with the tories and yet they are. released so they can help in the financial continue to support turkey financially and i expect he told the americans an end to the financial war on the leader so perhaps those are already there but it seems that the big thing he is keeping his some of his cause behind away and i think that what. the head of cia who was sent in the last days to with the president it seems that she really gave a counter threat and said well listen you start leaking those and we will. things about th

indiana has got to elect mike brawn to the united states senate. [applause] and give the president and vice president another partner in washington, d.c. the contrast is clear. mike braun is a lifelong entrepreneur and leader who has live ad life and built a business based upon strong conservative hoosier values. democrat donally, voted for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's leaders and votes as directed by them on every key issue. i could go on and on. and i may later on tonight. [laughter] , let's hear it direct from the vice president in his latest ad that went up on statewide tv today. >> president trump and i have been delivering vulnerabilities. p he wasesser deserve to no it's no thanks to senator joe donally. when it came time to cut your taxes he voted no. repeal and replace obamacare. he voted no. even when it came time to confirm justice brett kavanaugh. indiana it's time to vote no on joe, and vote to send mike brown to the united states senate. the. [applause] >> if you're able, please now join me in rising as we have our invocation deli

states and it may prove a sticking point with congress and with others in the united states who are very suspect of trump's efforts to have a close relationship with saudi arabia he apparently has seen saudi arabia as a potential ally in building a coalition for an opening to israel in building a coalition of arab countries as a counterweight to iran saudi arabia has been a critical country for this president and here it seems to have exposed a great weakness in that relationship for the moment so we'll have to leave it there but bill schneider always good to get your opinion thanks very much for joining us from washington d.c. sure. there's ready please on investigating the death of a palestinian woman who died after israeli settlers pelted a car with rocks the funeral of forty eight year old mother a to the home of the rabin has taken place in but the husband says they were traveling through the occupied west bank on friday when a stone hit his wife in the head and burials have taken place for some of these seven palestinians killed during protests of the gaza border on friday the

states needs to recognize the reality is the united states failure has been its lack of recognition of the realities in our region and probably to rugby world so once the you create that. i mean once they make that necessary jump to reality then everything can change foreign minister thank you for joining me from good to be with you thank you. they were. they were brazen. and for nearly a decade they committed crimes with impunity. they were also decorated police officers. baltimore is once again at the center of a debate over how to police the police. gang with him on al-jazeera. i mean his story is a for the people every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most he buys the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera i mean this was diff

the united states. tonight, we will speak with lara trump on the president's own emerging 2020 campaign. also, chairman of the homeland security on this plan to send troops to the border. he is very strong feelings about this caravan, critics accuse the president of waging a campaign of fear ahead of the midterms. but first, william who is live and southern mexico with members of this caravan. >> more if i come i can tell you that this is where the caravan a camp about 7,000. last night they are saying again tonight, their feet were chewed up, they were exhausted. yesterday was very hot. they made it about 25 miles. yesterday mike tomorrow there leaving at 5:00 a.m. but his lot with the woman and children. basically the tarps are here because the sun was so intense. it is raining season. they are worried about that tonight in fact we are expecting showers shortly. all i can tell you is what i have seen and heard. when it comes to middle easterners, maybe it is possible but nothing is obvious unless poss

in the united states of america right now and. it's less than two weeks before the midterm vote so that isn't helping at all basically both camps the conservatives and the democrats they have been trying to spin the whole situation in their own favor now donald trump he's already talked a lot about this he has tweeted blaming the media for spearheading the haid he said that they are hateful beyond description that was in a tweet but that was not the only thing that he had to say as part of a larger national average to bridge the divides and bring people together the media also has a responsibility just a civil tone and to stop the hostility and cards negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories have to do. i'm not one who sees equal blame spread all around our president cannot escape special scrutiny he is at the head of the hate parade and way too often clearly reading prepared remarks at a rally he seemed to give. so trump in the red corner mainstream media in the blue corner so to speak and the c.n.n. by no means were the

united states faces without any doubt a historic immigration crisis. as a result of the open border policies of form ar former press bush and obama, latest study number of illegal immigrant in united states higher, twice as high as previous estimates, yale m.i.t. study, estimating over 22 million illegal ill grand immigw in the country, perhaps as many as 30 according to yale m.i.t. study, first done in almost a decade. the president with ready to act alone if mexico does not take responsibility for assuring integrity of its borders and safety of its own citizens. this crisis created by our radical dimms who insist on open borders, amnesty, crime, and coexisting with mexican dug drug cartels, a crisis everyone should consider as we vote november 6, 19 days from now. first guest, to discuss break down of border security, enforcement of our immigration laws or failure to do so, national security threat, and the crisis of sovereignty for this country, joining us congressman andy biggs of arizona, member of house judiciary committee and house freedom caucu

quite china because the united states have a. high debt in trade balance china brazil has very high there was great balance so it's not the same in chinese much more important for us or brazil or to china it's not quite big about anger towards the political class has helped to win the presidency but even though his violent scares many in brazil there are those who want their daily lives to change. i'll just cedar really jenny right. now in electing valsin are brazil has swung wildly to the right and there are fears that his victory is just part of the global turn away from liberalism both now as promised an iron fist to deal with crime and corruption and many a worried about his disparaging remarks about women and minorities he has been dubbed the trump of the tropics donald trump has faced criticism for his stance on immigration but his supporters stand by his slogan of making america great again a rise in violent street crime in the philippines helped elect the third affair to date human rights watch says more than twelve thous

but one of them was from the president of the united states and this is what he had to say. it's a terrible terrible thing. hate. in our country right. and something has to be done something. like the. results are coming in and it would devastate anybody originally thought. the president also got somewhat political with his comments saying the death penalty needed to be strengthened for incidents like this he also suggested that had there been an armed guard inside the synagogue that perhaps nobody but the gunman would have been killed now those are definitely political words a week and a half ahead of a midterm election here in the united states but this incident has garnered the attention of the world binyamin netanyahu of israel said the entire people of israel grieve for the dead emmanuel mccrone the french prime minister said he expressed sadness and support for the victims in this case and some people are not waiting to call this a hate crime senator tom tillis of north carolina went on to say beyond disturbing that anti-semitism continues to exist and fuel such evil a

he served as an assistant united states attorney, as a united states attorney, state attorney general, and united states senator. he's not here to carry on business as usual. he's here to deliver on president trump's commitment to make america safe. we at the department are fortunate for his leadership and for the example that he sets every day. so please join me in welcoming the 84th attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. please. thank you all. thank you. thank you so much. very warming. thank you. a pleasure to be here. rod, thank you for your leadership and your kind words. and all the things that you do every day. the drive, the agenda of this department through the deputy and mary daly, thank you for being both our rights hands, i guess, on this subject, and we appreciate that very much. mary kind of controls how we focus and drive this agenda, and it's a very important thing. i would like to thank our acting associate attorney general, jesse panuccio, and beth williams and our panelists, who will be with u