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that's america's choice. president trump was elected by the american people in part because of the new approach that he put forward. >> so let's move that on because we are speak now a few days after president trump unveiled his view national security strategy and that focused quite heavily on a little bit of what you are saying in that president trump and his administration believes that the three-decade quality from super power rivalry is actually going to come back on the table. how do you read that? is that china, russia, the united states all rivals now and seeking out the kind of stuff we saw in the cold war time? >> i think there is something to it. there was an article in the financial times a few months ago. the world is developing away in which china and the united states are going to be two crucial global powers and they have to operate alongside each other. we are not in a world dominated by the united states and allies and others like russia and china are on the frinchls. you have a world where c

keep defending america in this ancient land. as you stand courageously with our partners as they reach for .reedom i say with confidence because of all of you and all those that have gone before and our allies and partners, i believe victory is closer than ever before. [applause] i believe with all my heart that afghanistan will be free and america will be safe, and we will win this fight. as i close, let me just say again what a special honor it is for me to be with all of you, especially at this special time of year. it was a few months ago when president trump said to me he wanted me to get there. he wanted me to get there before a special holiday, just to make sure you knew that he was thinking of you and that millions of the american people have you on our hearts. i know there's many faith traditions represented here and no matter your background or belief, i hope you find renewal and renewed strength in this season. , like myf you who family, in the coming days will look to a manger and will once again in your hearts claim

latin america, next on great decisions. (jubilant orchestra music) - [announcer] great decisions is produced by the foreign policy association in association with thomson reuters. funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers llp. (soft music) - [narrator] the 1960's in latin america was an era of political revolutions. the reverberations of which are still felt today. - latin america was really defined, the 1960's by the cuban revolution. there was a greater push for independence, sovereignty, autonomy from the united states. - it was a region where some of the battles between capitalism and communism, between democracy and authoritarianism, played out with the greatest drama. it was an era of military coups everywhere from central america down through brazil and argentina. - there were movements not just in latin america, but in other parts of the world in the 60's and 70's to bring more left progressive government into power and in reaction to that, military dictatorships took hold in much of the sout

they are a group of people who don't want america to be america. that is a really specific dog whistle that is about -- there are folks who don't want our country to be its best. not that they want to undermine the president but they are trying to undermine this country and our fabric. and they work for the the federal government that the president runs. that is a dangerous rhetoric that disrespects deeply the people of government. >> this is where the circular logic gives me a headache. if there is a deep state and people don't want america to be america they are undermining the country. just follow the conspiracy theory. it is being operated by the russians? that leads us back to who? it used to be the russians. now in the trump conspiracy who is the puppeteers above these people? i know. what am i saying. it's hillary. >> i don't know how many follow-up questions don jr. will be prepared to answer on this one. the highest levels of government is a specific characterization. we're really in a different place than 10 months ago. you can't point to

dyson, and america. tonight at 7:00 pacific standard 720, the phony race baiters will be exposed in our government left and right. very realistic about the problems during this country apart, i hate to say it, but you sound like an elitist. why does he sound like an elitist question mark -- why does he summit can elitist? >> trump has never said anything racist that i have heard in my life. i think you are pushing this race is a bit too all ofke tearing down our statutes. i think you are a person who would like to tear down all of our statues. you sound like a black elitist like farrakhan, and reverend wright, you are taking a few racists in this country and making it look like the majority of white people hate black people. that is a big mistake. >> i am addressing this already, but anything else? >> it's astonishing, again. the magical powers of our callers to discern my intent or my sociale anatomy of recommendations without reading the, talking to me, assuming that i am saying things that i haven't s

"tears we cannot stop, a sermon to white america." why did you think white america needed a sermon? guest: i think everybody needs a sermon. reflectod and to critically upon one's life and to try to understand that we are members of this universe together, cosmic citizens. spiritually connected whether we religion in common or not. i wanted to talk about the issue that so many of us argue about in private spaces but in public spaces don't have the security among white americans to grab hold of this issue. what i wanted to do was to remind white americans that they are equal partners in this they must beand reminded that they should take responsibility for not only the historic legacy of race in this country that their participation race thatters of require our conscious commitment to serious conversation in order to relieve some of the suffering. host: you come to this as an ordained minister. you set the book up in the framework of a service with hymns. taking it for there, what do you hope that white folks will head out of church after hearing and reading your sermon. what is the

this is a big day for america. this is america's comeback. [applause] mr. mccarthy: come february, check your check. because that will be the pay raise of the vote for donald trump. that will be the beginning of the next century, america's century. thank you and god bless. [applause] president trump: so i just want to conclude by saying this will indeed be a very big day when people look back at our country, a whole different attitude, a whole different way. and i really want to end by looking back and thanking all of those people standing behind me that worked for years. this was the culmination of a few months' work, but they have been working on getting this done, whether it's mitch, paul or kevin or orrin. they have been working on this for years and years. and i just want to turn around and thank them all. they are very, very special people. thank you very much everybody. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and ac

you had been in america. he had gone to harvard by then and had paid your taxes, your family was here is the american in every way but on paper. raising your hand and taking that oath does it make a difference to you? >> guest: yes. i remember how sentimental and emotional i was when i took the oath of citizenship. before entering the courtroom to take the oath of citizenship, i paused for a second reflect and look back at what i had come from and what is about to happen. all those values and dignities that is enshrined in the documents i am not entitled to. i have nothing, no dignities, no civil liberties, no right to protest or freedom of speech or writing freedom of religion. i have none of that. and then trying to enter the courtroom i took the oath and i'm given a green piece of paper and even today when i think of those moments and now when i exit the courtroom after taking that oath, i am a person of dignity and a person as my creator has made me with all these dignities were mine but i did not have be

with the strategy i am announcing today we are declaring that america is in the game and america is going to win our strategy thank you. was. our strategy advances for vital national interests first we must protect the american people the homeland and our great american way of life this strategy recognizes that we cannot secure a nation if we do not secure our borders so for the first time ever an american strategy now includes a serious plan to defend our homeland it calls for the construction of a wall on our southern border ending chain migration. and the horrible visa and a lottery programs closing loopholes that undermine enforcement and strongly supporting our border patrol agents ice offices and homeland security personnel. was in addition our strategy calls for us to confront discredit and defeat radical islamic terrorism and ideology and to prevent it from spreading into the united states and we will develop new ways to counter those who use new domains such as cyber and social media to attack our nation or threaten our society the second pillar of our strategy is to promote amer

makes america competitive again. and allows hardworking families to put more money back in their pockets. there was a will the of hard work that went into this. chairman brady, speaker ryan, the ways and means committee and all the conferees who worked tirelessly for months and our attitude from the beginning was failure is not an option because the american people have been waiting too long for this relief. the last time something this historic happened was in 1986 and when ronald reagan was signing that ball bill into law he talked about huh hard the journey was but huh he never gave up and back then the headline read that this was a day that many thought was not possible but ultimately became inevitable. today the impossible became the nevitable again. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: it's a hopeful day a brighter day for all americans and their families. if you think about the impact of this package on everyday american, it's so clear, whether you're moms or dads or students or seniors or small business owners, everyone is

with this strategy i am announcing today we are declaring that america is in the game and america is going to win. the document says that russia and china want to shape the world antistatic or two us values and interests. that's in line with the us intelligence agencies' unanimous view of the threat posed by mosque you with interference in last year's election but the president notably didn't phrased it like that in his speech. we also face those powers, russia and china, they seek to challenge american influence, values and wealth. we will attempt to build and wealth. we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries, but in a manner that always protects our national interest. but while we seek such opportunities of corporation, we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for our country —— cooperation. like we have never stood up before. and new in this definition of national security was an emphasis on the importance of the economy and fair trade. again, central themes of. economy and fair trade. again, centr

may god bless america. thank you for your patience. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, ladies and gentlemen right before we conclude with god bless america, two points. secretary shulkin just arrived. even though he was not in the lift with us, we thank you for being here. and just before the finale with "god bless america" -- [applause] -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light that i love from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> all right. thank you very much everyone. thank you very much everyone. i want to wish you a happy hanukkah. latkes and doughnuts at the right front corner. thank y

max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know america is becoming one big ghetto with heroin eric nodding out everywhere across every socio economic plane of existence every group stacy well max the thing you're trying to bring up is the fact that if you tune in to the news where you go to look for an analysis of what is happening in your economy what is happening in your culture your politics to understand the world around you. it's all russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia in the meantime i think russia is like five or six thousand miles it thousand miles from here well if you count the whole country it's like thousands and thousands of miles across russia but right here in this country i saw this image it's a video. of these corks at a gas station shop you know we've just driven across the country and there are many of these gas stations little convenience stores on the gas station and here are these two women nodding off while the customer is trying to pay for her goods and it just me me feel so sad for. the fact that this is happening her

occupied by one of america's most him. and secretive faces. known as the ronald reagan test site it's a missile launch pad. the pacific ocean all the way to asia and china. here the people of the marshall islands of once again being subjected to the testing of weapons of mass destruction designed for a coming war. the place is part of a remarkable. knownas vision twenty twenty devised in the nine hundred ninety s. it's amos described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and see. cyber space and space five four three two one. from california almost five miles away the usa for intercontinental missile by firing at the marshall. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there's there's really nothing. that i can imagine that that would be more terrifying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. idealist but there'

today we are declaring that america is in the game and america is going to win this dropping previous mentions of climate change trump instead focused on four main pillars. boosting homeland protection including building his wall on the mexican border promoting american prosperity by rebuilding infrastructure demonstrating military strength he said he would end mandatory defense spending limits and advance u.s. influence in the world. trim call china and russia great rivals he also said washington had no choice but to deal with the challenge posed by north korea's nuclear missile programs. are a campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime has resulted in the toughest ever sanctions we have united our allies in an unprecedented effort to isolate north korea however there is much more work to do america and its allies will take all necessary steps to achieve a de nuclear ization and ensure that this regime cannot threaten the world. but on monday it was the united states that was isolated at the u.n. security council when the us ambassador nikki haley vetoed a resolution rej

we understand what the president said today that america first doesn't mean america alone. he is taking the facts over the feelings that we've heard so much about over the last eight years, and he's trying to be realistic about it instead of idealistic, and i think that the rest of the country recognizes that, you know, as you mentioned, threats like climate change, which no one has proven or terror to the whole entire world. it's just much better to focus on what we have in terms of the real and tangible with a i see to fix the problems that threaten the whole entire world. and i believe the president has done so very coherently in this last, latest move. charles: rebecca, where do we stand as the policemen of the world? how does that play vis-À-vis america first? >> well, what the president is trying to do is he doesn't want to be the policeman of the world. he wants the united states to be respected. he wants the united states to engage when it's america's interest to engage. so that means, you know, we want to defeat isis where isis exists. and, by the way, the preside

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because america is more than just a place on a map. america is a nation, america is a family. america is ours to love and to cherish to protect and to take care of and that's what we're doing. we're going to take care of this country for our children and our grandchildren, and our great-grandchildren, and we're not going to let people come into our country who are going destroy our country. [applause] [chanting] u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. >> and that may or may not be politically correct, but honestly, i don't care. we have to do the right thing. we have to do the right thing. our agenda is pro-family, pro-police, pro-workers, and 100% pro american. that's what our country is. that is why i recently withdrew the united states from the united nations plan for global governance of immigration and refugee policy. no borders. they say no borders. they have a plan, no borders. i heard about it recently. i said, what are you talking about no, borders? no borders? no borders. everybody can come. in. if you don't mind, i rejected that plan. is that okay? i told the

when america and europe are not doing this. not go into my personal conversations with the prime minister, but i would like to see from all the leaders of the free world much more sense of democracy to keep all channels with the dissidents in those countries. as to relations between russia , this thing about jewish communities and about jewish character and the cultural relations, it is very good. there is a lot of corruption. local jewish communities in , theya, local authorities try to use their money. , theys becomes impossible find their way to the central authority. the central authority is protecting the jewish community. this is all throughout russian history. not only in the times of putin, but in the times of stalin's russia. the ambitions of russia to be a --erpower and to be unequal they with america, i think understand very well the fundamental strength of russia. , that isrussia and two with the most power is. that's in the long run. in the immediate future, he ofds iran as a way pressuring america. putin was sayin

corporate america. big tax breaks for corporate america at the expense of our veterans and children. america's working families. this is really a disgrace. and so, you can find out more about what is in the tax bill by listening to their friends, their lobbyists, because they know before the american people know, and certainly before members of congress. so we have a message for them. don't underestimate the intelligence of the american people. hope they saw that lesson last america, whenban people paid attention, understood the impact of the election. and i just want to say one more thing before i yield to the distinguished leader, and until someone gets elected, we speak up. voter,ranchise their republican or democrat. we do not say we have to wait for the paperwork. we hear the will of the people. i would hope that on the senate side, their leadership would do the same as leader mcconnell has said in past elections. i know he will remind us of that. but here we are again, near to the rumor it will ha

this is america's come back. >> the president's tax victory isn't his only wins this year. what is on the for 2018? we will talk about it. ♪ taking care of business ♪ taking care of business heather: the man sent an anti-trump manifesto to the white house stole a massive amount of guns and threatened schools and churches, he learns his face come he will spend the next 14 years in prison, he cursed out the judge demanding he be freed or killed, he still 18 guns, silencers and ammo in april before torching his car and going on the run for ten days. a new lawsuit, the largest drugmaker than pharmacies in the world accusing them of fueling the opioid epidemic. multiple companies are suing purdue pharma, cvs, walgreens, rite aid and costco. they say they are responsible for not only the 64,070 drug overdose deaths in the us last year before aggressively and over promoting highly addictive drugs. another lawsuit involving facebook accusing facebook and hundreds of other companies of age discrimination. a joint investigation finding the social media site allowed companies like

now i'm meeting the american generosity and america's -- true america on monday morning. i had slept on bare floor just the walls and the roof and tall was my bed sheet and the suitcase mays pillow and i had represented a small room from the cab driver. so i go to work, and this american executive of the oil company, allen, greats me, and i tell that whole story in the book in great detail, but he takes me to this room and he said, khizr, this all of these files, we all need to put them together, organize them. this is an american oil company that is operating in dubai, just starting, and we need to hire so many people and so many expats-coming inch he's giving me all these instructions and i'm to start organizing everything in that office. he looks at me within five minutes and said you look tired. where you been staying? and i was embarrassed to tell hmm i told him i have rented a room for a couple of days and i'm staying there and he continues to look at me and he said, okay. he picks up the phone and makes a phone call, and in about 30 minutes or so, a lady walks in a

i want america to be supercompetitive. but somehow through some political jujitsu or some magical formula, $260 billion appeared to provide even further cuts, and that's fine. i just wish some of that jujitsu and political magic had been employed on behalf of the millions of americans making between $20,000, $50,000, $60,000 a year because they need our help. what has been the opposition to this? frankly, some of it is untrue. some of it is offensive. some of the opposition i have heard is the people who would benefit from this tax cut don't pay taxes. they don't pay income tax or a lot of income tax, but they pay taxes. if today at 5:00 you left your job as a construction worker and you got your paycheck, they took money out of your paycheck, and when they take $200 out of your paycheck, it doesn't matter if it says fica or if it says income tax withholding. it's $200. it's the same money, and you have $200 less of it. that's a tax. any time the government takes your money, it is a tax. but i have had people tell me, incl

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our plan means more companies will move to america, stay in america, and hire in america. we want every american to know that the dignity of work, the pride of a paycheck, and the satisfaction of a job well done. the democrats in washington want to grow our welfare rolls that you're going to pay for. they want to grow all sorts of things you don't want to even think about. i want to grow our employment roll with great jobs, well-paying jobs, jobs with deck it in, jobs where -- dignity, jobs where people love wake up in the morning and going to work and that's happening. so we're going lift our people from welfare to work, from dependence to independence and from forth prosperity. we will restore hope to our struggling rural communities and to our inner cities where we're making progress. we're making progress. we will build new roads and bridges and tunnels and highways all throughout our land. factories will come roaring back to life. new works of iron and steel will be forged from fire and from sparks and from our country, and they will be made with american muscle, amer

is receding that america is being humbled that america is the victim that america is threatened and so i think what trump has actually done is articulate the not just the possibility of a new cold war but the logic of a new cold war and thus it becomes almost official in washington and. things will follow from that ok well that's a very interesting takeaway mike what was your reaction to it because when it was over a year ago i think it was when we still had candidate trump and he was. in the national interest i think his article was i mean this principled realism i still don't see anything principled and i don't see any really real is a minute here go ahead mike. hi peter nice to be with you i agree with some of what brian just said i do think that there is a tone in the report that is strong and that tries to push back and that push backs pushes back strongly against china russia north korea iran i agree with all that i do think however and by the way you're aware i'm not a supporter of president trying but i never was but i know who he is and i know why he got elected and the put

machine to give breaks to wealthy america. reporter: you could call paul ryan and keep the government open for two more weeks and that would give americans knowing that the government would stay open. why not vote to keep the government open? ms. pelosi: wait a minute. wait a minute. the republicans control the congress, they control the house and senate and signature in the white house. they have the votes to keep government open. they don't need us to keep government open. and we have never been about shutting government down. i'll tell you a story that i just told them up in the rules committee because they were talking about working together on this or that. they said a long time ago, government shut down, it was a few years ago when they shut government down, and it was in a moment similar to this. it's important for you to know this and perhaps some of you remember it or remember me talking about it before. we had come to an agreement, bipartisan, bicameral and with the white house agreement that we would have $1 trillio

mcconnell: he believes in a robust america. everybody believes that is on the hands side, but he also believes should be dominant marshall he, too -- dominant commercially, too. everybody understands our business tax code has been a disaster. even democrats were saying that before donald trump became president. having a strong america commercially is important, too, and i think this bill helps do that. i think that was a big factor for him. sen. mcconnell: i think you had another big turning point after senator mccain. sen. mcconnell: there have been a number of turning points, but that was a signal to everybody, that this was not going to end the way the other episode ended. this tax you see that code is less popular than tarp, less popular than some tax increases under clinton and bush. how do you turn that around? sen. mcconnell: let me tell you how you turn that around. i brought a couple of points when you ask the inevitable question. let's assume you are honey i'm -- a -- heidi highcroft person in a typical family of aur

one of america's busiest highways shut down for a time. fire raging on both sides. >>> the other major story tonight. president trump's monumental shift on u.s. policy. officially recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. planning to move the u.s. embassy there. tonight, swift reaction from some of america's most drafted allies. some calling it regrettable, unhelpful. >>> al franken tonight revealing he will make about announcement tomorrow. is the senator resigning? amid a growing number of senators who now say he must go. >>> donald trump jr. answering questions for several hours on capitol hill about that meeting with a russian lawyer. amid the bigger question, what, if anything, did his father, then candidate donald trump, know about it? >>> the plane shooting from a plane taking off from lax. >>> and the manhunt right now. authorities say the suspect dressing like an officer, appearing to be armed, accused now in several robberies. >>> and our made in america christmas is back this year. who writes those hallmark cards? tonight,

but corporate america gets a much bigger tax cut. >> we are making america great again. you haven't heard that, have you? >> reporter: and earlier in a cabinet meeting, the president flaunted those tax benefits for big business. >> our plan also lowers the tax on american business from 35% all the way down to 21%. that's probably the biggest factor in this plan. >> reporter: that cut for corporate america is permanent, but income tax cuts for individuals expire in eight years. and lower income americans making $75,000 or less will actually see their taxes go up over the next decade. during that same time, the ultra rich will see their taxes go down. the bill also repeals the obamacare mandate that every american buy health insurance, which means 13 million more americans could be uninsured over the next decade. and if some americans don't buy health insurance, premiums skyrocket for others. still, the president touted that end of obamacare, even though much of it remains in place. he also revealed he urged republicans to downplay it before the vote. >> obamacare has been

so he's indicating that there's a bureaucracy he called it a bureaucracy in america they call it the deep state bureaucracy that has been resistant to change certainly the policies towards russia for the most part united states been highly negative since one thousand nine hundred seventy since the revolution when mr wilson president wilson said american troops to siberia to join the british expeditionary force. i mean you called me a useful idiot. useful expressing my opinions there are thousands of us doing it is required is the same strategy we attack person instead of talking about what's next why stop me from getting this close to the white house i'm with you. why not ban the color pink one hour stretch beyond the right i should be sent to the town to be done to try to break me although we'll put up with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and i'll continue to voice my opinion i'll continue to speak out good company i'm in good company you're going to be you want to be there because we're freezing cold. elliston is getting international recognition with the he

big problems in america. big problems. host: all right, jessica? that ratherld argue than being an america first issue, it is a who is first america issue? 1965, ceo tok to worker wage ratios were 20-1. were making 20os times what an average worker was making. we are now at 271-1 right now. when you look at the concentration of wealth, it doesn't make a lot of sense. we have so much of what we need right here, but our culture has become so polarized, and i do think a necessarily. while someone may think this is about our role in the world, a lot of it is how we are handling ourselves in the country. want to read an excerpt from the book. ,t says there has always been oh my god, i cannot say this work today. [laughter] guest: i'm sorry. there has always been itinerant, drifters, hobos and restless souls. that now and new kind of wandering tribe is emerging. people who never imagine being nomads are hitting the road, giving up traditional houses and apartments, living in secondhand rvs, campers, travel trailers

first agenda, in fact, risked putting america last. >> well, it is a paradox that by espousing "america first," president trump is risking having america last -- or, if not last, second or third or fourth or fifth. the climate change, along with some other key risks, is existential, it's taking increasingly the center stage. and if america is gonna be awol, absent, then others will occupy the field. and certainly, china with its size, its wealth, and its political commitment is in a position to marginalize america's role -- not just in climate change, but trade and with other relations. so it's one thing to stand up for american workers and stand up for our country, but we are part of the big world, and it's very important that our national leadership recognize that and forge the agreements on trade and climate change that the rest of the world expects from a great power as the united states is. it's not something you just can ignore. we're looking at starvation, disruption, mass migrations, the spread of diseases. and this is coming, and they're irreversible tipping points that the sci

america is in the game and america is going to win so said donald trump in a major policy announcement on national security but by singling out russia and china how will these plans for u.s. national security affect its international staff this is inside story. hello everyone i'm kemal santa maria we know it is all about america but donald trump's latest announcement on national security has showed he still has a wary eye on the international stage most notably china and russia yes iran and north korea are still seen as threats but china and russia trump says they are competition this was all part of the unveiling of trump's national security strategy in a speech in washington on monday in it he criticized pasta administrations for not looking out for the interests of american citizens and made it clear that his way forward would involve competing with other countries rather than cooperating with them as much in the president's own words quote we will stand up for ourselves and we will stand up for a country like we have never stood up before but in putting america first other countrie

stay in america, and hire in america. we want every american to know the dignity of work, the pride of a paycheck and the satisfaction of a job well done. [ cheers and applause ] the democrats in washington want to grow our welfare rolls that you're going to pay for. they want to grow all sorts of things that you don't want to think about. i want to grow our employment rolls with great jobs, well-paying jobs, jobs of dignity, jobs where people love waking up in the morning and going to work. and that's happening. so we're going to lift our people from welfare to work, from dependence to independence and from poverty to prosperity. we will restore hope to our struggling rural communities and to our inner cities, where we're making progress. we're making progress. we will build new roads and bridges and tunnels and highways all throughout our land. factories will come roaring back to life. new works of iron and steel will be forged from fire and from spark and from our country. and they will be made with american muscle, am

. >>> and our made in america christmas. we asked for more of your ideas, and they came pouring in. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and tonight, millions of americans are on the move for this holiday, and right along with them, unfortunately, a major storm moving across the country, too. snow already from the cascades to the rockies tonight. whiteout conditions in north dakota. several inches of snow today from colorado to michigan. dangerous conditions on the roads in denver tonight. authorities say more americans will be traveling this year than last year. a record number, in fact. as you can see, more than 97 million expected on the roads this holiday week. 51 million expected to fly in the coming days. but this storm is moving through some major travel hubs, and will effect travel on so many highways and interstates. so, we begin tonight with meteorologist rob marciano, he's live here in new york with the latest track. good evening, rob. >> reporter: good evening, david. thi

do you see this as being part of the america first strategy and is it actually good for america? >> well, i say it is more, it's my way or the highway strategy that they have in this -- it's an amazing situation with trade, with technology, with telecommunications, with travel that the world has become a smaller place, more interconnected and more in need of our engagement in it and this president is stepping away from that, becoming more disconnected, becoming more disengaged at a time when our success as an economy, and in the globe requires us to be more involved. then you have issues like the middle east and north korea, the korean peninsula that require a multi-country solutions, and when we step away from that at the united nations, it actually restricts our options, not others. >> we enjoy your analysis and gentle ribbing. >> that wasn't gentle. >> thank you. over to you. >>> thanks, dan. from the world of politics to the world of sports, the nfl is attempting to make the game safer implementing new concussion rules after dangerous and frightening hits like these. there's

i'm pacing the graciousness of america. it was so deeply engraved on my heart and in my soul that every time i think of america i think of lisa. i was embarrassed and i was wanting them to take me to the room i'm staying and i'm trembling inside that i would be so embarrassed to show them that i am staying so we walked and get in the car in the drive the company had rented several apartments to accommodate experts that were coming from all parts of the world to work for this company and defy. so we get to this building and they open the door of the apartment with the key and i walk in and i had never seen such a curious place. it had three pillows on the bed. it had towels. it had plates and spoons and forks and a kettle on the stove and then lisa opens the door of the refrigerator and shows me the bread and butter and jam and i cannot believe that this was happening in this was my first exposure, first interaction with america and they said that these are, you are tired, rest today and we will start tomorrow and i closed t

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i don't think that is something that makes america great. or america first. it puts us on the back foot. >> there seems to be a crisis in the current state department. rex tillerson seems to be undermined at every corner by president trump. and also his dip lo dip low mdig fired, given early retirement, the latest, a woman wrote a letter, he has no leadership. he should walk out the door if he is not prepared to lead. what's the danger? if the state department is about diplomatic solutions and we the military arrayed around president trump is there a danger with that? >> well i have been appalled in terms of what is happening with the state department. fi first the budget pro pose e pro willing to cut 30% off the state department budget which wasn't very large in the first place. that in fact it is the military, secretary mattis talking about the fact that if the state department doesn't function he has to buy more ammunition. the defense department is the most protective of the state department. even more than the secretary of state. who when he went up to c

never having been to america? his answer was very consistent to give his children and grandchildren a better life that is where i come to learn that is the american dream them of how you talk about that silver since the night suitcase and you had $200 know where to live you did not know anybody why did you take that risk?. >> so i briefly digress even when i read the declaration of independence that speaks the volume of the spirit of immigration why they wanted immigration because they contribute and was limiting the immigration so my fascination was that i want to come to this nation have this great nation has come together i did not come here to see tall buildings for everything they have or will have it is based on these principles the nation has come together as a beacon of hope for the rest of the world that is what america has meant to us there is the better future not only for the immigrants it is with the hope that i came and immigrants come to the plans of this is a tribute to the spirit of immigration so

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>>> good morning, america. winter whiteout. as millions of americans head back home after the holiday, snow, rain and ice wreaking havoc on the roads. this plane slipping across the runway of a record-breaking white christmas. temperatures taking a deep dive. the bitter cold blast sweeping the nation right now. >>> president trump back to work tweeting overnight after celebrating christmas in mar-a-lago going to church with his family and the first lady's holiday selfie, more on the president's agenda for the new year this morning. >>> miss america meltdown. the scandal rocking the country's oldest pageant. derogatory e-mails targeting contestants leaked. the top leaders now stepping down as past winners join forces. the woman at the center of it all former miss america mallory hagan is here with the inside story and what happens next. >>> and royal christmas curtsy. meghan markle stepping out with prince harry embracing new tradition, greeting the queen with will and kate. the first fiancee to be invited. how the american prin

and its portrait of america is a dark one. it is designed to convince the soviet people that our social system is anything but desirable. it emphasizes violence, drug abuse. unemployment. and over all exploitation of the american people by the government. since the average soviet citizen has no alternative source of information about the united states, the soviet version is probably accepted at face value. the soviet people however seem to be curious about america and impressed by its material success. lars summer a lengthily article entitled in curable disease. which dealt with u.s. unemployment. and bank failure. about the same time moscow was saying there are 40 million americans who are literally starving. while a select group of capitalists continue to get richer. moscow television celebrated the fourth of july last year. by assuring viewers that america is the kwthat copes millions of families living below the official poverty line. the unemployed are described having been deprived of the wright to work. moscow televisio

first and it's not about america over japan over russia over europe it's about america we're going to take care of what we need to take care of at home before we give away sovereignty money were. work or whatever else we need to put ourselves in peril for some other external need and i think that's what's being said here and i just came back from a conference in india where the same confusion kind of reigned among internationals who really didn't understand that america first is a common doctrine in every country what country would not want its own government to put its own people first internally and then x. sternly do its work for it so i think i think we had a kind of a base understanding of it to begin with secondly you're seeing a huge emphasis of using trade and using economics as foreign policy and more so the united states has done it maybe one hundred years and i think that's a lot of what's at work here the tough language with russia china it's in your yes it's in there and and i too i joined the panel and wish that it were not so tough but then again you have a nine diploma

this is about making america prosperous. having investments in america and rebuilding american infrastructure, something we have not seen for a long time. steve: when you try to roll out that agenda and that message and you have that presidential tweets, does not obligate your jobs? -- complicate your jobs? mercedes: it makes the job exciting. [laughter] steve: how so? mercedes: he is very transparent. he's very direct. people understand and appreciate the fact he goes straight directly to them to tell what he's thinking. and i think that president trump is going to be president trump. one of the things he really values is the fact that if we can continue working on his agenda, working on his issues, what we are going to focus on. when he gets frustrated, he's going to let you know he is not happy with that area -- with that. and that's how he expresses himself. but the american people voted for that and at the same time, a voted for his visionary legislative agenda. not only to make america great again, but this idea of bui

intellectual bedrock of america based on the rights of man they go back to the french and like men to french thinkers james lock these types of people who gave us the idea of government by and for the people now you've got government by and for all direction kleptocrats it's not capitalism it's kind of like socialism but it's more like monarchy a club talker seacock a stocker see rule by the stupidest of the worst amongst us and the every sult is either a we submit to this tyranny and live on our knees begging for scraps from these guys darn ugly putrid cute or craddick crack like warren or we interact those are the two choices you know you have two choices big or insurrections that said well of course. one of the ways that you're supposed to rise up not in the way that max is that referring to their. rise up through your own meritocracy you know go to university get an education compete in the marketplace get a job be able to afford one of these apartments or condos going up behind us and you know dern right behind us of course here in durham and raleigh the research triangle you hav

we're traveling across america looking at extreme poverty in america the richest nation on earth they tell us over and over of where the richest nation on earth so the u.s. poses an especially challenging subject for the un special rapporteur because unlike all other industrialized nations to fail to recognize fundamental social and economic rights such as the rights to health care a roof over your head or food to keep hunger at bay the federal government has consistently refused to sign up to the international covenant on economic social and cultural rights arguing that these are matters best left to the individual states so as you say we have extreme poverty we have it in the south we've covered that recently with the hook when we have it in san diego where we have hepatitis a outbreaks you see these mass homeless problems across the entire west coast of america seattle washington washington state portland we have san francisco san jose all over the west coast you see mass homelessness big tent cities and stuff like that so you know the other thing that you often see in the media he