and south america.

. >> for north america? with that mr. secretary, i want to thank you for flying from mexico to be with us today and for your comments on so many issues that are important in the relationship between the united states and mexico, but most importantly, your vision of development and your vision for north america. thank you very much. [applause] >> i'm going to work on -- that's a good goal. thank you, i know you had a very engaged set of discussions today. i also know we're at the end of the day. i'm really excited to be here and talk about critical issues and offer the u.s. department of homeland security perspective on building regional prosperity and security. a critical role i see for our international partnership, especially with mexico and the northern countries in central america. i would like to start with providing some context into what are stark challenges that facing. the migration flows are challenging from chile to canada. they represent both a security and humanitarian crisis as i have said many times. in mar

gdp of latin america tripled. everyone forgets that latin america can grow fast. a couple of differences, it is certainly the trade and outward orientation is strong. secondly, regional integration, which is much weaker and latin america. when they take advantage of the aternal market, and i think certain aspect is thinking much more in the long run. what i think in latin america is is people think about the short run and people forget about the longer term. we think about china where the prime minister asked us to think on the long run. we did a study on china 2030, and we did china urbanization because they will still have to manage a migration to cities of the equivalent of the population of the u.s. in the next -- until 2030. those are the interested -- those of the things we are interested in. we also did it in vietnam. is more certainly asia ahead in terms of what is happening with the latest technology, digitalization. that is on the forefront of policymakers. more of anink much urgent agenda in latin ameri

one america. one america. one america may be a simple notion. but it doesn't make it any less profound. this nation needs to come together. it has to come together. folks, we started this campaign when we did, i said i was running for three reasons. the first is to restore the soul of the nation. the essence of who we are. [cheers and applause] i mean it. and the second is to rebuild the backbone of this nation. and the third, to unite this nation. one america. one america. [cheers and applause] folks, i know some of the really smart folks said that democrats do not want to hear about unity. they say democrats are so angry that the more angry a candidate can be, the better chance he has to win the democratic nomination. well, i don't believe it. i really don't. [applause] i believe democrats want to unify this nation. that's what our party's always been about. [cheers and applause] that's what it's always been about. unity. if america wants a president to lead with a clenched fist, a closed hand, a hard heart,

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make america great or keep america great? it sounded like the keep america great crowd won. >> it's a great poll. the people who love of the past. it so ally, kylie entertaining and has impeccable sense of timing. you've never seen a politician who stops, pauses in the middle of a rally for someone who faints. this is something that happens and with some frequency with the weather. he has a way of keeping the audience glued to him and it's a real talent. >> martha: when he walked away, he walks around the stage. you think of concerts where there is a guitar solo that is going on for a while while something is happening. he has a talent for doing this. i think we are back. let's watch. >> president trump: ohio, pennsylvania, some of the states and particular, frankly north carolina and what they did was disgraceful. they took out your businesses and they moved them to other countries. you lost year jobs, we lost revenue. nobody even apologized except me. i said we will turn it around and that is what we have done. companies ar

state department, at the crossroad of the americas, at the 49th annual washington conference of the americas. thank you all for being here. [applause] vice pres. pence: as i begin, let me bring greetings from a friend of mine, and a great friend of all of those who cherish freedom across this hemisphere of freedom. i bring greetings from the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] vice pres. pence: before i begin, let me reflect on some welcome news. last fall, we made clear to burma that the jailing of two journalists was deeply troubling to millions of americans, and we urged their release. today, we learned those two reuters journalists were released after spending more than 500 days in prison, where they have been jailed simply for doing their job, reporting atrocities. in america, and across this hemisphere, we believe in democratic ideals and the freedom of expression and the freedom of the press. we welcome the release of these two journalists, and we hope their release signals a positive and permanent respect for a free and independent press

america must rule the skies. [applause] that is what your time at this grade academy has been all about. preparing you to do whatever it takes to learn, to adapt, and to win, win, win, win so much you're going to get tired of winning, but not really. [applause] not really. we never get tired of winning. do we? no. over the past four years, that's just what you have done. you have worked, persevered, excelled, done so many things that nobody else can do. and in the end you have come out on top. it took years, focus, discipline to get here. starting long before beast. right? you know it beast is, right? just being admitted to the academy is a monumental achievement, only one out of every 10 applicants makes the cut. out of those 10 applicants, there are hundreds that think about it, but they know they don't have a chance. so remember that. [applause] actually true. for those who are accepted, another 20% don't make it to graduation. only the best survive to the very end, and here under the majestic rockies you have

we could have given kids preschool all across america. we could have short of social security forever and you could have pay down our deficit and debt and we did none of it. on the one hand, we incinerated that money in ways that did not drive economic growth across the country, lift wages across the country, and we compounded the debt our kids will have to pay back, so now it's $20 trillion on the way to $30 trillion. this is the moment when you are supposed to be paying it down because we are at peace and our economy is doing well. next president or whoever the president is who has the next recession or has to deal with something a broad, we are going to be out of bullets because of our mismanagement of the system now, so i guess i would end by saying terrible mismanagement all the way around. the worst culprits are the ones who say they actually carry about it and the reason why everybody should care about this -- it has become fashionable for democrats to say now deficits don't matter and i think the deficit -- i think the answer to d

america does not. under the senseless rules of the current system, we're not able to give preference to a doctor, a researcher, a student who graduated number one in his class from the finest colleges in the world -- anybody. we're not able to take care of it. we're not able to make those incredible breakthroughs. if somebody graduates top of their class from the best college, sorry, go back to your country. we want to keep them here. companies are moving offices to other countries because our immigration rules prevent them from retaining highly skilled and even, if i might, totally brilliant people. we discriminate against genius. we discriminate against brilliance. we won't anymore, once we get this passed. it and we hope to get it passed as soon as possible. [applause] some of the most skilled students at our world-class universities are going back home because they have no relatives to sponsor them here in the united states. and that is the only way. we want these exceptional students and workers t

that's america's 5g. so this is a race many people are already saying america has lost. luckily-- and i can't believe i'm saying this-- america is lucky that you have a maniac on your team who's willing to play dirty. >> president trump has signed an executive order banning u.s. companies from using telecom equipment deemed to be a national security threat. and that's a direct shot at china and its tech giant huawei. >> the u.s. clamped down on the company causes a major domino effect. the u.k.'s biggest mobile network pulling huawei from its 5g launch, while three of japan's mobile operators have stopped taking orders or delayed the summer release of a new huawei phone. >> trevor: donald j. mother-f-ing-trump. ( laughter ) this guy could see america wasn't going to win, so he took a crow bar and pulled a tanya harding on china's 5g. just went straight there. yeah, the man might not know what 5g is, but he does know how to mess up other people's shit in there. bam! ( cheers and applause ) and i'm going to be honest with you-- i don't actually blame donald trump, because

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.br trump officialf congress on the threat from iran, signaling america's efforts have detered iran for now. the former white house counsel is the latest no-show on the hill, escalating tensions between the administration and lawmakers. >> when this committee issues a subpoena even to a senior advir, the witness must show up. laura: plus, jamie oliver is feeling the heat. why the celebrity chef's ruggling in are the u.k. welcome to our viewers public television in america and around the globe. top trump officials gave lawmakers a classified briefing iran today after days of ramped up rhetoric between washington and tehran. the u.s. has sent an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf and evacuated nonessential staff from iraq amid threats linked iran. the acting defense secretary said today potential attacks by iran have been put on hold. t's go to capitol hill and join the bbc's barbara plett-usher. is that a distinct change in tone? barbar

story is a new holding henry kissinger to tell it would not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants to make the economy of venezuela. lake says and she forms part of a high altitude nature reserve. it's one of the famous indonesia's principal waterway starts its journey. to the gulf can be summed up. to the white house or an ox stop. it runs 300 kilometers from source to mouth and there are over $200.00 industrial facilities range that means bankers. i'm not on your muscle. but. you do 3 things. i might get out of the mind of the. room here against over 4000 rice fields and supplies drinking water to 25000000 people. that the moon gets a pool or so married by so many of us about us a member of our people. i . i. i i. i i. i. i. i. i. and i'm on change of attitude american mainstream media and now one of the dangerous precedent being set by washington is intensifying pursuit of julian assange. u.s. president on.

treasuries but some claim that that would harm china more than america what china's doing now. ever is buying gold and for the 1st time start to publicly announce saying they have bought lots and lots of golf so let's talk about currency wars the dollar of gold where you see that of all of them well of gold in particular we talked and we were way ahead of the curve on this man to talk about it years ago china was stockpiling gold not evidently through their central bank but they were telling all their state owned banks to buy gold bible china was the largest producer of gold everything stayed in country and they were importing as much as they could get so people would look at the goals just 6 you know ok china's only you know x. amount of tons in their central bank reserve but everything was in held there it's all held in the state owned banks and it sold every little regional bank every bank outlet sells gold bars you know they call the chinese government made a call it holding gold through the people and then when they saw this currency were coming to go they've been stockpil

i believe america has always been at its best when america has acted as one america. one america. one america may be a simple notion, but it doesn't make it any less profound. this nation needs to come together. it has to come together. folks, we started this campaign when we did. i said i was running for three reasons. the first is to restore the soul of the nation. the essence of who we are. i mean it. the second is to rebuild the backbone of this nation. and the third, to unite this nation, one america. one america. folks, i know some of the really smart folks say democrats don't want to hear about unity. they say democrats are so angry, that the angrier a candidate can be, the better chance he or she has to win the democratic nomination. well, i don't believe it. i really don't. if democrats -- i believe democrats want to unify this nation. that's what our party has always been about. that's what it's always been about, unity. in america, people want our leader to lead with a clenched fist, closed hand, hard heart, to demonize your opponent, they don't need me. they have presi

the story is a new nixon cold henry kissinger to tell it would not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream. making the economy of venezuela. historically to accuse opponents use to claim that there are 3 issues. to poor work is too big and to refuse to muslim the fact as we're too poor is no longer correct because our per capita purchase verity is higher than some of the current do you member countries. think they will be thanks. in a marked change of attitude us mainstream media now warn of the dangerous precedent being set for journalists washington's intensified pursuit of julian assange. president trump announces he's sending more troops to the middle east on speeding up arms cells to the region to keep iran in check. and netflix show 13 reasons why about a team who kills herself sparked fresh outrage with critics saying it should be pulled from the platform for a month as lies in suicide our guests debate the issue. the problem is that they did kind of you know graha

america does not. under these senseless rules of notcurrent system, we are able to give preference to a doctor, a researcher, a student to graduated number one in his class from the finest colleges in the world, anybody. we are not able to take care of it. we are not able to make those incredible breakthroughs. graduates top of their class from the best college, sorry, go back to your country. we want to keep them here. topanies are moving offices other countries because our immigration rules prevent them from retaining highly-skilled and even, if i might, totally brilliant people. we discriminate against genius. we discriminate against brilliance. once we getore, this passed -- we won't anymore, once we get this passed. and we hope to get it passed as soon as possible. [applause] some of the most skilled students at our world-class universities are going back home because they have no relatives to sponsor them here in the united states. and that is the only way. exceptionale students and workers to st

it's part of what makes us america. ♪ announcer: you can watch every winning student documentary online at studentcam.org. all this month on c-span, we feature the winners of our --dentcam document studentcam competition. our first prize high school west cristian granados and gabriel wright from william j. palmer high school in colorado springs, colorado, for "what it means to be american: voting." >> it's easy to believe that we have reached a point where all rights are equal -- all people's rights are equal. we still aren't there yet. there are always going to be holes we can fix and that we should be striving to point out and educate ourselves a bit. >> we saw the top 12 contestants and we were like, "wow, this is pretty tough competition." we did not expect -- we were super excited. it was amazing to have all of our hard work rewarded. in today's controversial world, it can be difficult to find one factor to unite us all as americans. right off the bat, the most american things we could think of our burgers, fireworks, bald age, we oftenthis decide what america was founded on. one o

but america has the veto it the united nations so i mean very often when for every country at the u.n. votes century america trying to stop its interventions it just has a cost that one american vote and that defeats that we had the reporter or lou could have heard what you just said about the legality of saying to the e.u. recognizes you know has done rather than merely rule in read the meter or not all across the west people have come up supporting a man who's talking about a military coup and you've got this is this maneuver in the arms business talking about sending follow down to eric brilliant blackwood or denying that reuters suggestion good good good good luck george you're going to be involved we don't have the right to intervene to overthrow other governments have been democratically elected since nine hundred ninety eight every single election in venezuela has been one. by the progressive party that first shot is now majority and that's when i think that america hates the fact he's a government that seize control of its oil supplies put them at the service of the venezuelan

because what america had as an asset there is a set of the america was not the chronology others have it not money that have it not size other have it it was a culture the culture of being american can be german american jewish american polish american russian american and working together with mutual trust or respect that is destroying is drawing the most important asset american that that is destroyed not just by trying by men. i think it's very common for many countries to blame your mistakes of failures on somebody else and for him there is but the whole miller probe shows that the liberal liberal establishment says listen we externalize that israel is there with his integrity is not the cause is the one accelerating it look look let me give you something is not in your questions when bush won by a decision of the supreme court. the other guy conceded no problem if trump loses the election next year going to be riots on the streets is not going to go easily it's going to further break down the country but look if he were focusing on trying but i find it a little bit unfair because

because what america had as an asset there is a sort of the america was not the chronology others have it not money that have it others have it it was a culture the culture of being american can be german american jewish american polish american russian american and drawing he's drawing the most important asset american that that is destroyed not just by trying by men. i think it's very common for many countries to blame your mistakes of failures on somebody. for him there is but the whole new approach shows that the liberal liberal establishment that says listen we externalize. his integrity is not the cause is the one accelerating it look let me give you something is not in your questions when bush won by a decision of the supreme court. the conceded no problem if trump loses the election next year going to be riots in the streets is not going to go easily it's going to further the breakdown of the country but look you're focusing on trying but i find it a little bit unfair because he won more than t. here is ago and for the last 2 years we had this investigation which. you know cent

all her policy formulations would be to lower america, bring america down to the level of other countries. those of us who like american, believe in america first, i just -- that does not make sense to me. lou: and president, by the way, good to have the president and first lady back in the country. it truly is. and to think that we're about the see these documents declassified. the president ordering intel agency to cooperate with the attorney general giving attorney general full authority to investigate. i think this is going to be really quite something. that is your thoughts? >> look, to me this is president going nuclear. i mean, i wrote my column over the week, he talked about releasing them for a long time, he never did, she said i want -- he said, i want to save it for a counter punch. he saw last week, nancy pelosi sides with the impeachers, she said cover-up, we need a family. lou: she lost her mind. >> something happened to her last week, and i think that president recognized correctly, that is the end, they are not going to do legislation, they are only going to investigate, a

south america the cradle of football come together to code for america. watch out it's continent cup of nations. and the blooming square off the hoopla cry the world cup. but what else what about the land of the free the home of the brave which sports is the cornerstone of national identity and the word football is something entirely different. than try this summer north and central america and the caribbean also squares off in the gold cup that's congo contrary him a big hero and well besides mexico this region has largely been considered a from boeing wasteland football or soccer has been steadily gaining ground so here are 3 reasons why the gold cup is the cup to look out for. a thriving lead an ever growing fanbase and quality talent now coveted by the world's top clubs coupled with the 2026 world cup means the usa has finally woken up. it's no secret that the quality of football and who long been criticised on the other side of the pond but now more than now where the growth the football in this area is evident with the quality talent that are coming

in this country with consequences through america's ambassador. lena so germany is not implementing this ban and experts say that this is one of many countries where this is very unlikely to be implemented anytime soon and that is making america cross of course so it's all very is that my pimp came here to berlin seeking for support but also putting more pressure on me and other european countries because germany's just one stall in his european tour but it's what quite clear it wasn't quite clear where he was able to find what he was looking for meanwhile we know that china is striking back we hear about the decision to create a list of. least of fish bowls and organizations promoting hawai'i ban and also we hear that the american personnel of that company working at the offices throughout the country had been expelled from china ok thanks for bringing all the tone for us this hour live from berlin for the. malaysia speaks into the probe into dawn flight m h 17. we go through that story in seconds. the european governments especially the germans

treasuries but some claim that that would harm china more than america what china's doing now. ever is buying gold and for the 1st time start to publicly announce saying they have bought lots and lots of golf so let's talk about currency wars the dollar of gold where you see that of all of them well gold in particular we talked and we were way ahead of the curve on this man to talk about it years ago china was stockpiling gold not evidently through their central bank but they were telling all other state owned banks to buy gold bible china was the largest producer of gold everything stayed in country and they were importing as much as they could get so people would look at the goals to succeed ok china's only got you know x. amount of tons in their central bank reserve but everything was in held there it's all held in a state owned banks and it sold every little regional bank every bank outlet sells gold bars you know they call the chinese government made a call it holding gold to the people and then when they saw this currency were coming to go they've been stockpiling much go

it is memorial day in america. all of you here and those looking on from afar, especially to the families of our fallen, we extend our deepest sympathies. we also bring the deepest respects and gratitude of the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] vice president pence: the president and the first lady came here just this past thursday. while his duties have taken him to the other side of the world, i spoke to him a little while ago. i know his heart is here with all of you and families across this nation for every day is memorial day. the bible says if you owe debt, pay debts. if honor, then honor. those who rest here among these hallowed field, cemeteries, churchyards, humble plots across wide world, never fully repay. this is the day that makes possible all other american days. without the sacrifice we honor and the patriots from the four corners of our land and overseas, there would be no other america days. what we celebrate today as memorial day began three short y

this holds true for urban america and rural america. you knock on every door if you are going to win. you knock on every door. the folks at their that tell you you're wasting your time when you're knocking at that door or as max daca's told me, go figure out where you can get more time. andpeople are important those people, if you can get them to vote, you will win the election. gumby phony, listen. guess what happens, we win in 2020. god bless you all. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage investor gordon gray. -- ambassador gordon gray. mr. gray: how about another ?ound of applause we are grateful he could join us to discuss his ideas for expanding opportunity on behalf of rural communities. -- beforening as its joining, i served for 3-d three years as a foreign service officer. during my diplomatic career, i saw firsthand the essential need for thoughtful and reasonable ourcies to safeguard national security and promote american values. now, under the erratic or action of donald trump, we are seeing the democratic norm

i mean it's america we agree. the bad thing about america too is through the media they make it look to the world that america tries to put on a show i mean that's what it is a puppet show is what america does through their television and their media they try to make it like it's all peaceful here in the united states this is a great place to live no we're actually in a communist. nation now we can't even have freedom of speech here if your wife you are here you got no freedom of speech here your beliefs pretty much have to be kept inside the house because they'll come take your kids away from you they will if they find out what i believe in that i'm a klansman they'll try to take my kids from me and all i want to do is live separate from all the other races i rather be around my home that's all i won't just like god and. all of them pray for racial words no holds barred and just go on and the the knowledge of these people where they can go about their country as well a lot of this is a race war. the k.k.k. exists

you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on to's program, if baseball is america's favorite pastime, what udo ballparks tell us abo. cities and culture? voting for a new european parliament kicks off on thursday. due to the deadlockth iu.k. over departure from the eu, britain is taking part eve n though that supposed to have happened. reporter: the street is lined with marketom stalls frll over theri world, the caean and the mediterranean. olivel of store -- an store with garlics, artichoke, find these, and they came from ity, greec portugal as well. he is standing a candidate in ections in london for the new remain party, called change u.k. >> brexit is a disaster. it will be a disaster. we can already see it is falling apart. having a one-fifth share as britai did is extremely effective. bloc is an awful lot more power and bnfluence thanng theoretically sovereign under a. -- on your own. goingter a lot of ruckus on because of nigel farage, one of the most familiar faces in .he entire brexit debate; you haveex

in central america there are advertisements that say if you come to america and apply for asylum they have to give you a hearing, and they're right. people are trying to get apprehended. they're not avoiding detention. under our law you're entitled to a hearing. it could take three or four year for your hearing is scheduled and we don't have detention space to hold you for three or four years. word is out on the street, if you apply for asylum you'll be let loose in the country. the reason there's been a spike if you bring a minor child with you, you can't be held more than 20 days. i'm trying to go to 100 days. and right now we don't have the bed space to detain the family. so we're going to do two things. we have to have a longer processing time and more bed space. but if we did those two things, most of this flow would stop. and what it comes to unaccompanied minors, if the word got out on the street that the child could be sent back to their home country like if you came from canada and mexico, it would destroy the smugglers' business. this is a nightmare for smugglers. this is a

you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, setting up a grand ambition and reaching that far off goal. y's moonshot resonat today. the united nions is warning that schools, healthit facs, and residential areas in ldbel-health nor-- rebel-h north west and's been h by the worst bombing campaign in months. it was found shelling overnight around shelling overnight around idlib province will reporter: syrian government helicopter gunships have been dropping barrel bombs. drums or cylinders packed with explosives and shrapnel are the cause of indiscriminate destruction. artillery fire and motion airstrikes add -- russian airstrikesdd to the bombardment. home to around 3 million licis, many of whom fled to escape fighting in other parts of the country, the province is the last major stronghold for rebelsgo fighting the rnment of bashar al-assad. hundreds of local resident and had to flee, packing their possessions into cars and pickup trucks as they seek temporary refuge. concern for their safety i

of not only america but also europe and western democracies all the around the globe and america's mission. in front of the cameras is to make sure that the channels through which the information flows are trusted and that data is not going to end up in the hands of china's communist party might compare was quite direct you remember that hawaii is a company that is building right now 0 the fast 5 g. data network that america is so. unhappy but there was another mission mentioned by the u.s. secretary of state and that is to protect america's part in this world wide by opening their eyes on threats dangers and risks that cooperation with china and these companies may pose let's take a listen national security risk to the states of america we think to europe and western democracies around the world and so we are laying out a nature strategy a series of courses of action 2nd mission which is to make sure that we have to get our friends about these risks as well that we talk to them plainly openly they'll make their own sovereign decision and that is something really hard to believe given that

the green initiative -- the infrastructure initiative in america. so i said we want to give this president the opportunity to do something historic for our country. while there are those in our family who think -- why would you work with him? you know, and basically he is saying why would i work with you if you are investigating, but the fact is something happened there, so i pray for him and i pray for the united states of america. really he walked away. if he ever intended to honor what he said before remains to be seen, but democrats believe in building infrastructure of our country -- mass transit, roads, bridges, broadband into rural america, into underserved areas in our cities, wastewater, clean water infrastructure, the satellite so we can have precision farming -- there are so many needs and we thought we had some level of agreement, but you never know with this president of the united states, so that is what happened this morning. it was very, very, very strange. [laughter]

why do you want to disenfranchisera america? >> i want every voter and every state to be politically relevant in the count. today, if you live in a flyover state, right now -- look, we knowat today, we know how oklaha is going to vote, how california is going to vote. >> laura: those are conservative states. bigis deal. >> we aren't asking them where they stand on the issues. they aren't the battlegrounds. >> laura: the problem of the argument: is the folks who are n your side are all globalists --e >> trent thompson agrees with us, newt gingrich agrees with us. >> laura: trent thompson is dead. >> he is. he had an opinion before he died. >> laura: people behind the big effort, the big-money effort -- who pays your salary? >> national vote. >> laura: george soros' sons and daughters give it to you yes? $1 million? >> beyond that, i really don't know... >> who in the group as a conservative? >> none of them, tomball is on us, who gave $10 million. pro-life, antitax. >> the first guy, who runs it? you can throw -- >> just because

we will require people from central america to apply for asylum in home country, not america. to break this tsunami of illegal immigrants coming from central america. >> said you think this can pass? this be a 2020 issue? >> it will either get past and i'm willing to do things the democrats want to close these loopholes but i'm not willing to ignore any longer. we will have a vote, a hearing and a vote judiciary that will be a huge issue in 2020, trump is trying to fix a perfect storm of illegal immigration from central america. democrats are going to do one or two things. work with us in a bipartisan solution, ignore the problem and if they ignore, it will help trump. they work with us, it helps the whole country. >> before we go, i want to ask you about china. the talk broke down in terms of u.s. and china and trade deal, china's behavior has been incredibly poor given that there hearing intellectual property and technology, your thoughts on whether or not a deal can happen between the two countries. >> i think trump is right. they are trying to weigh him o out, china is sti

wasn't busy allowed due to environmental laws america would actually export garbage to china but now china has said no more garbage and that's causing a lot of problems i mentioned germany a moment ago it's clearly not a veldt developing nation and yet it apparently slaps u.s. manufactured cars a 25 percent tariff versus the 2 that happen tariff we place on german made cars is this just us oligarchs trading their short term gains for our long term losses than the whole concept of free trade in barbados for years it doesn't really exist . it's an ideology you know it's a good idea out of you if everybody following it but at in the reality is nobody following it and if you look at germany as you mentioned in particular that is a very it's a capitalist economy but it's a very state run capitalism on any local government's own big shares in the car makers in the industrial cooling factors and all these types of companies and. they have also protect their own workers the united states and the u.k. are kind of the the markets at the history trade they're the ones that don't protect their w

and there are some of the socialists that was inconceivable twenty years ago in america but i think a lot of americans have recognized their system isn't working well as for the american government we i don't know if we use all of those why would why do we use a chosen candidate for the venezuelan government leader as well as washington's this from the center for economic and pulls the research report finds the u.s. sanctions on men as well as sponsors will pretend of thousands of deaths and this is what supporting america's sanctions on venezuela just like on iran are illegal in international law. but america has the veto it the united nations so i mean very often when for every country at the un votes century america trying to stop its interventions it just has a cost that one american vote and that defeats that we had the reporter or lou could have heard what you just said about the legality of saying to the e.u. recognizes why do you know or has done rather than merely rule in read the meter or not all across the west people have come up supporting a man who's talking about a mili

in other words , no america first or make america great again pete is trying to shoot that right down. head's up, your running sir, for the president of united states. here with me right now turning point usa founder, charlie kirk! charlie, welcome back. is mayor pete running for student council? or is he running for president? >> where he running for head of the un?i'm not quite sure. it's amazing, how the media berries this. the republican daresay this it would be all over network news. and yet it seems this is no big deal when someone running for president of our country is able to dismiss that putting our country first is somehow not what is best for our own country. it is hard to believe how radical democrats have become. not only is mayor pete a radical like the rest of them, he is also very ineffective mayor. you know that southbend indiana is the fourth largest city in indiana , has a higher murder rate than chicago? once these peoples records get put up against facts, i'm sure that radical pete will not be a mainstream democrat that he might make it seem. spell you know, you

do we want to keep america great ? or make america great again? first, keep america great. [applause] now, it is hard to leave something so successful. i have had people say it is not spot on because in theory we have made america great again, we will by the time of the election, but you look at the numbers, it is so good, it is very hard to take an expression and say, let's change it. for make america great again. [applause] now we go, ready? keep america great. [applause] ready? make america great again. wow. , we will sell many more hats that way. we will keep the hat the same color, right? saying,rstand what i am keep america great again. i have had that response from others. i like to do polls that are cheap. better a cheap poll, but than any poll you can get. they will interview 103 people, i have thousands here tonight. i think we will have to consider that. have a great will campaign, we have a great country, and we have made america great again, we have brought it back. isill tell you, our country respected again. all you have to do is speak to the folks in china,

it is memorial day in america. all of you here and those looking on from afar, especially to the families of our fallen, we extend our deepest sympathies. we also bring the deepest theects and gratitude of 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] vice president pence: the president and the first lady came here just this past thursday. while his duties have taken him to the other side of the world, i spoke to him a little while ago. i know his heart is here with all of you and families across this nation for every day is -- is memorial day. the bible says if you owe debt, pay debts. if honor, then honor. those who rest here among these hallowed field, cemeteries, churchyards, humble plots across , never fully repay. this is the day that makes possible all other american days. honort the sacrifice we and the patriots from the four corners of our land and overseas , there would be no other america days. we celebrate today as memorial day began three short years after the end o

i think it's called there's like a chain of these campgrounds and trailer parks across america so yeah these types of organizations would be rolled up into a big roll up so you have economies of scale you now have lots and lots of trailer parks all socialize reporting to one corporate behavior it's on wall street and there extracting the calls and dimes and a lot of people are suffering it also goes back to this part of the globalization. our economy failed the financial system failed in 2008 and obama was the great hope that he was going to fix this and exact justice for what had been wrought upon the people and what he did instead was bail them out and also have you know basically applaud when interest rates went down to 0 so this financial times article and most people don't read the financial times for their news they're going to go to m s n b c or fox and get their partisan news and you know feel better while they're down in their opioids and in their trailer park but what the financial times is pointing out to the elites in the wall streeters who run this country that part of why

military moms are the backbone of america. i know it is still two days away, but i wish everybody right now a very happy mothers' day. happy mothers' day everybody. [cheers and applause] president trump: we are pleased to be joined by our great vice president mike pence. stand up, mike. [cheers and applause] president trump: stand up, mike. doing a great job. and our wonderful second lady, karen pence. karen, thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: proud military family and tremendous advocates for our warriors and loved ones. i want to express our incredible appreciation to all of you, the moms serving our nation in uniform, the mothers of our great heroes and the moms with spouses who serve in the armed forces. your your support strengthens our entire nation. today we honor you, we celebrate you and salute you and everything that you do so many things, so many great things for our country. to the active duty moms here today, we thank you for your courage and we applaud your noble service. you have two of the most i

if we can be successful in america, then any reasonable will be successful in america. i think we need to be more opened to allow other refugee, other immigrant come in here. when we come here, nobody stood up for us. to be repeated in the middle east, trump said he wanted to ban muslim. what i did here is i pass a resolution to ban trump. so far it worked. >> good job. >> it was important. there was a lot of muslim american kids in this community. it's important we stand up for them. everybody is worthy. when i think about why i work so hard and i think all of us work so hard for this community is like like love one another, that is something you not only apply within our own community, but community is bigger than other stuff. helps keep me feeling dry, how will they know i worked hard? i've gotta make stuff harder. ♪ there, that's hard. ♪ with verizon up, we won luke bryan tickets. there's an area just for verizon up members. it made me feel like a celebrity. (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like big savings on our best phones when you switch

>> make america moral again, make america return to the essence of who we are. >> that is your motto? you ripped off donald trump motto, make america moral again? make america the essence of what we are? it doesn't even fit on a bumper sticker. maybe you should be folks. >> folks, folks look, folks, folks, folks. folks look. jesse: the media went to overdosing how the president was get this, scared of sleepy joe. >> donald trump has the worst poker face i think in history of modern american politics. you can tell he's really scared of joe biden. >> he thinks that biden complained to the white working-class voters who elected him last time. he is eyeing the constituencies very carefully. >> presents advisors have been telling them not to get sucked into a one-on-one fight within the democratic candidate. especially joe biden, right? but clearly he is in taking that advice, he tweeted about biden five times they peered wisely hitting such a nerve? jesse: take it from me, he is not hitting enter. i know this, i spoke to him about it. donald trump is not scared of joe biden. he would love

america is in terms of deals means to just look at the algiers accords and so many other accords america just tears up because it gets bored and it's a sunday ok as you say there's a lot of talk right now it's a question of who's going to blink first though she has and ali thanks for joining us on r.t. . now it's the final hour of voting in south africa and what's being called by some the most crucial election there in more than twenty years a record forty seven parties have thrown their hat into the ring with three considered the front runners polls have been suggesting that the ruling african national congress will stay in power the centrist democratic alliance looks set to put up a good fight but still fall well short and there's also the far left economic freedom fighters they're expected to double their votes since the last election. god who is the co-founder of the champion south africa movement says the incumbent president be given a second chance. it could well be the first. sign of the ruling party this one in every election since one thousand nine hundred four may well lose hol

what gets america's attention? ay does this relationship family feel america's imagination so muc lisa: meghan anharry are very special. my generatiogrew up with harry and think he is this lovable guy. -- he had hisad faults like everybody else, but he is this lovable guy we all really liked. then meghan comes along and she is this press of fresh ai she is so smart and she is a bit older and has a career behind her, and she is fascinating to royal limelight as opposed to the actors life she had before. we are embracing them and are acited about it and it isig deal for people over here. she is kinds, of one of albeita re beautiful and successful version of us. [laughter] lisa: but one of us. jane: there has been a lot of speculation about the name. one british tabloid is saying that they may chooseat something pitomizes the special relationship between the u.k. in america. wh could that name be? lisa: gotta tl you, i have no idea. as of yesterday that's wein that it is to be -- the bets are that it was going to girl

it's abo changing america, right? -and with president trump in office and with more reporting on issues like the border wall do you see some improvements in the coverage? -absolutely, and it's kind of embarrassing frankly that it took trump for most of our colleagues in the media what trump has done and is doing is a culmination of all the policies that democrats and republicans have been a part of. this has been a bipartisan mess. it's not justrump. -and why do you think they haven't deported you? -i have no idea. i actually -- you know, en i first -- -you're not hard to find. -i'm at starbucks usuarey, so they'll find me t you know, after i came out seven years ago, few months later, when i haven't heard anything from the government, i actually called the government melf. i write that in the book. i called ice myself. i said, "hi. i'm jose antonio vargas. i haven't heard from you." right? "what do you plan to do with me?" and the woman on the line was like, "no comment." -really? d,he knew who i was, she s but she w